Boy Run Down by Electric Car on Warren Ave Bridge
A 10 year old boy, Henry Doherty of 1 North Margin Place, ran across a Lynn and Boston electric car on the Warren avenue bridge around 6 15 last night. He was crushed beneath the car, receiving multiple injuries including broken limbs and scalp wounds with suspected skull fracture. He was taken to Station 1, treated by Dr Dunn, then transported to Massachusetts General Hospital in a police ambulance. The car was operated by Motorman 182 and Conductor 942. He remained unconscious initially but was later reported resting as comfortably as possible.
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Warren Avenue
Henry Doherty
North Margin Place
Lynn & Boston Electric
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Doherty
Assault on a Child in Malden Leads to Robbery Charge
In Malden District Court Judge Pettingill set bail at 1500 for Charlies R. Robinson of Revere on a criminal assault charge involving a six year old Everett girl. The child, playing near home, was approached by a man with a horse and carriage who asked her to ride. She reported abuse after returning home. Dr. O M Brown corroborated the assault. Police traced Robinson through links to other young girls. he is about 38 and is connected with gypsy moth work.
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Pettingill
Charlies R. Robinson
Revere
George W. McGuinness
Woodlawn Street
Everett
O. M. Brown
Robinson
Gypsy Moth Commission
Boxing Professor Dawson Receives Warm Boston Welcome
Billy Miller lauds George Dawson as a standout figure in boxing. The ex Australian boxer and Chicago Athletic Club instructor recently returned from England and enjoyed a large reception in Boston. He plans to visit local clubs before resuming duties in Chicago after Tuesday. Dawson’s notable American wins include Gallagher, Needham, and O Connell. a bout with Ryan at New Orleans was not kept.
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Gamecock
George Dawson
Sporting Department
the Post
Chicago Athletic Club
Professor Dawson
Boston
England
Miller
Hmerson & Co
Dawson
London
West Newton Steel
Chicago
Billy Gallagher
Danny Needham
Dec O’connell
Tommy Ryan
New Orleans
Wreck Ruins Kill Several. New York Debris Sequel
Disaster at West Third Street ruins leaves multiple dead and many missing. Fire crews battled debris overnight as dawn brought confirmation of several victims and a long list of injured and missing, with hope fading for any survivors.
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New York
West Third Street
Michael Savage
Michael O'Hare
Michael Flynn
John Burke
Brooklyn
Charles A. Smith
East Ninty-sixth Street
Charles Peterson
Michael O'Hara
Joseph Livingston
Frank Mazzocani
William Fox
John Clune
James Kenney
Neil Guilder
John Kelly
William Frank
Gustave Timmins
Christopher O’rourke
John Murphy
James Farrell
Michael Fahey
Charles Reilly
Charles Bihlheimer
Edward Hanley
John Maguire
Henry Thomas
Surveillance halts Jack the hugger assaults in Hudson
Police in Hudson have kept a man under surveillance for about a week as the suspected original of the so called Jack the hugger. Since then no new assaults on women attributed to the suspect have occurred.
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Hudson
Jack the Hugger
Fire destroys Spitz Bros. Mork stock on Summer Street
A five story Granit building at 65 to 69 Summer street housed Spitz Bros and Mork clothiers. Fire started in the basement near an electric motor and smoke reached all floors. Immense stock valued around 400000 was damaged by smoke as firemen fought the flames. Boston Herald reports July 24.
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Boston Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Summer Street
Ryan
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Boston Herald
Mayor Wrathy Defies Responsibility for Lap
City leaders spar over duty as commissioners dispute accountability in a tense session. Conflict centers on a plan involving a community lap project and budget implications. Local officials press for clearer lines of responsibility amid public concerns.
Wayland Nast Playing With a Revolver
Wayland Nast was found handling a revolver, prompting police inquiry into the incident and whether any danger was involved. No injuries reported, and investigators reviewed the weapon’s custody and storage.
Hasselt Met Prime Adder on Cambridge Street Maiden
A report notes Hasselt encountering Prime Adder on Cambridge Street where a maiden figure or vehicle event occurred. Details are limited in the readable text. The incident appears tied to a street scene involving local residents and a notable animal or symbol.
Paid Bonds of Newton N th Stolen From Sale
Knowles Steam Pump Works is needed in the Johnson suit as a key item in a legal action. The note concerns the theft of paid bonds associated with Newton N th Street sale, prompting involvement of the pump works as part of the court proceeding.
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Newton
N. Th
Tragic Malden shooting blasts a boy at play
In Malden a 8-year-old Edgar C. Parker was fatally shot during a 3 PM gathering of boys when 12-year-old Wayland Nash mishandled a new cheap 32 caliber revolver bought that morning for $1.50. An investigation points to a dealer Stephen Ellis who sold live ammo to youths, with penalties discussed.
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Edgar C. Parker
Edgar T. Parker
Wayland Nash
Gaylon E. Nash
Revere Street
Linden
Young Nash
Stephen Ellis
Linden Square
Nash
Francis Curren
Cleveland Farnum
George Poole
Ernest Nash
Parker
Durell
Somerville
Stephe Bilis
Ellis
Noah S. Burleigh
Socialist preacher Vaughan Arrested at Sagamore
Warrant issued for Rev George Vaughan who calls himself a Socialist from New Jersey and is known in Massachusetts for preaching without a license. He disturbed Onset campground this summer and interfered at the funeral of Mrs Sarah Parker. He fled Bourne and remained at large tonight. Sagamore home now guarded.
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Bourne
Sagamore
Yale Cambridge track games set for October 5 at Manhattan Field
Knight B Wade, ex manager of Yale track, prepares for Yale Cambridge clash on Manhattan Field New York Oct 5. Tickets via Yale alumni associations Aug 15 with September mailing. Yale Cambridge committee handles arrangements. Yale squad to Travers Island Sept 1. About 25000 spectators expected. admission limited by field capacity.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale-Cambridge
Yale
Travers Island
Nantucket excursion via train and steamboat offered
A popular low rate trip to Nantucket sails Tuesday next August 13. Departures by special train to Hyannis then steamboat across Vineyard Sound twenty seven miles each way. Tickets selling at No Old State House and Kneeland Street station. spaces are limited.
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Ocean
Hyannis
Vineyard Sound
Old State House
Kneeland Street
Forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast for Saturday calls for fair conditions in New England and eastern New York with rising temperatures inland and southerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Dead Letter Glue Reveals Swindle Gang Ties
A returned dead letter to Boston Belting Company, misaddressed to R D Remington in Fort Wayne, exposes a West based swindle led by R B Reynolds. The letter hints at a bogus market report and a wholesale scam, with Cincinnati named as a base and authorities lagging behind present checks.
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R. B. Reynolds
Boston Belting Company
R. D. Remington
Fort Wayne
Ind
West
Reynolds
Jaquith
Hanover Bank
Cincinnati
Death of P. D. Hubbard, noted horse raiser, at Hampshire Park
Amherst today reported the sudden death of P. D. Hubbard aged 70 of Sunderland a well known horse raiser. He died this afternoon of heart disease at Hampshire Park.
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Amherst
P. D. Hubbard
Sunderland
Hampshire Park
Assault in Newton Leaves Woman Injured
In West Newton on August 9 Mary Ryan, a 45 year old locally known woman, followed Joseph N. Devoy into Cranberry lane and was brutally assaulted with a cudgel. She suffered a broken left arm and multiple bruises and was taken to Newton Hospital. Devoy has been arrested.
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Newton Hospital
Devoy
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