Girl dies after cow attack in New Jersey
Dorothy C. Bowman aged 21 daughter of B Frank Bowman of Philadelphia died at Jefferson Hospital from blood poisoning after a fractured leg from a cow attack at the family summer home near Ogden station New Jersey. An inquest will be held tomorrow following a coroner's investigation.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy C. Bowman
B. Frank Bowman
Walnut Street
Jefferson Hospital
Ogden Station
N. J
Bowman
Tank explodes on motor boat Viking in Town River
Edward A. Damon of Quincy was badly burned on hands and face when a gasoline tank on his boat Viking exploded while he repaired a leaking tank. A snap match ignited sulphur, throwing him into a nearby rowboat and setting him ablaze until George E. Sprague and rescuers intervened.
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Edward A. Damon
Edwards Street
Quincy
Viking
Mr. Damon
George E. Sprague
Chinese delegates depart for Boston conference
Three delegates including Dr Chin Tao Chen of the Chinese Board of Finance left Beijing en route to Boston via Siberia to attend the International Conference of Chambers of Commerce.
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Boston
Pekin
China
Chin Tao Chen
Chinese Board of Finance
Siberia
International Conference of Chambers of Commerce
First Strike Case Ready for Jury in McCarthy Trial
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Dana preserved the right to a jury verdict as defense attorney James H. Vahey faced questioning in the Frank McCarthy case. A. C. Webber moved to remove the case from the jury. the motion was denied after Vahey retracted the remark. Witnesses including Officer Fred A. Palsifier and several workers testified McCarthy did not throw a stone, noting he wore a cap.
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James H. Vahey
Frank McCarthy
Superior Criminal Court
A. C. Webber Rose
Dana
Vahey
McCarthy
Webber
Fred A. Palsifier
John F. Kelley
Warren Street
Townsend
Warren Streets
Joseph Dinan
The
Elevated
Dinan
Patrick Coyne
Brady
Mitchell
Henry Shaughnessy
Frank M’carthy
McCarthy Trial Over Throwing of Missiles on Strike Night
The trial centers on alleged throwing of missiles at an elevated car on June 7 the strike’s first day. Witnesses dispute McCarthy’s headwear with Burr saying a derby and Pulsifier naming a stone toss. Judge Dana instructs that if in concert McCarthy bears responsibility. The case opens a batch of striker trials with Inspector Burr and motorman Gallagher testifying.
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Inspector Burr
McCarthy
Fred A. Pulsifier
Dana
Levy W. Burr
Warren Street
E. J. Gallagher
Corsican Reported Under Steam After Hole in Hull
From Montreal Aug 14 Captain Cook reports the Corsican now steaming about half speed after weather cleared. No alarm, a five foot hole in the stem above water line. Dimensions to be wired to Liverpool for plating upon arrival.
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Montreal
Allan Line
Captain Cook
Liverpool
Death of Matilde Tyzzer opens Melrose Wakefield notices
Mrs. Matilde Jane Tyzzer widow of George R. Tyzzer died at age 74 in the Woodville district of Wakefield. She was mother to Dr. Ernest E. Tyzzer Harvard cancer research professor and ASCR president, Dr. Walter G. Tyzzer Mayfield Sanitarium physician, George A. Tyzzer Lyman School master, and daughters Mrs Fremont Oliver and Mrs M L Cunningham both of Wakefield. She long belonged to Advent Christian Church of Melrose Highlands.
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Matilde Jane Tyzzer
George R. Tyzzer
Woodville
Wakefield
Tyzzer
Ernest E. Tyzzer
Harvard
American Society For Cancer Research
Walter G. Tyzzer
Mayfield Sanitarium
St. Louis
George A. Tyzzer
Lyman School
Boston
Thought Pig Was a Bear In Cumberland County
Miss Hat tie Callahan of Boston believed she faced a wild animal in Carlisle when a black pig chased by a fox terrier charged along the road kicking up dust like a sand storm. The traveler held calm after locals explained the scene.
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Carlisle
Penn
Hattie Callahan
Boston
Cumberland County
Woman Cancels England Trip For Dog Quarantine
Mrs. Cora Chamberlain of Brookline changes travel plans to satisfy quarantine rules for dogs. She sails today aboard the Canopic to Mediterranean ports rather than the Cymric destined for Queenstown and Liverpool. The Canopic carries 56 first class, 60 second class and 600 third class passengers.
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Cora Chamberlain
Brookline
England
Mediterranean
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Naples
Genoa
Vermont gains new U S Representative Frank J L Greene
Frank J L Greene was sworn in as Representative from Vermont to replace Foster who died in office. He took the oath before a vote on the steel tariff bill over the President's veto and voted with the Republican organization to widespread applause.
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Washington
Frank J L. Greene
United States
Vermont
Foster
Burglar Driven Off By Woman in Lynn Attempt
In Lynn on August 15 a suave male burglar, known as the gentleman thief, tried to break into Mrs. Annie De Rossider’s home at 4 Friend Street Place. He was driven off by a woman and failed in the attempt.
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Lynn
Annie de Rossider
Friend Street Place
Plucky Mrs DeRossider Fends Off Burglar in Night Raid
Mrs DeRossider awoke to a burglar bending over the bed and shouted a warning. He urged her to lie still, but she fled the bed and chased him, striking him with a hair brush after he knocked into a chair. He fled through a window as neighbors cried for help and police search for the man.
Burglars Threaten West Newbury Twice in Week
A gang of burglars struck West Newbury for the second time in a week. They tried to enter the Hotel Albion but were repelled by a shotgun wielded by proprietor H. C. Meader.
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West Newbury
Albion
H. C. Meader
Two Children Bitten by Dog in Lynn Neighborhood
In Lynn on August 15 two children Graffo Sisihan six and Angelina De Lotti seven of Suffolk street were bitten by a dog owned by John Quinlan of 30 Suffolk street as they played near their homes. The dog dashed from a yard biting the boy on the wrist and then the girl on the shoulder. Physicians quickly cauterized the wounds.
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Lynn
Graffo Sisihan
Suffolk Street
Angelina de Lotti
John Quinlan
Senate approves new army appropriation bill
Washington Aug. 14 The Senate at a late session passed a new army appropriation bill totaling 94 million dollars replacing the original vetoed measure. The act omits the provision that would have forced General Leonard Wood from official life as chief of the staff of the army.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Leonard Wood
Norwegian steamer reports twenty icebergs east of Newfoundland
The Norwegian steamer Ravn sighted twenty or more icebergs off the east coast of Newfoundland a few days ago while in the ice field for about 24 hours. It arrived today from Newfoundland bearing a cargo of wood pulp.
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New York
Newfoundland
Ravn
Sit With Cupid Meet Hymen A Transcontinental Romance
Carl F. Gardner and Miss Alice Holmes, both from Pittsfield, traveled together on a cross country train trip from local departure to Chicago where they were married after obtaining a license. Gardner headed to Cleveland and Holmes to Nebraska, making a surprise marriage after starting as mere friends.
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Pittsfield
Carl F. Gardner
Briggs Avenue
Alice Holmes
West
Gardner
Cleveland
Miss Holmes
Nebraska
Chicago
Mr. Gardner
Cupid
Hymen
Hank the Hermit and Goat Draw Unlikely Visitors
Readers are teased with a comic strip featuring Hank the Hermit and his goat facing surprise visitors. The scene promises light humor and a playful neighborly encounter in the upcoming Sunday Post comic section.
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Hank
Post
Nebraska Arrives at Charlestown Navy Yard for Dry Dock
The battleship Nebraska reached Charlestown Navy Yard from Rockport yesterday afternoon and will enter dry dock today or tomorrow for an examination of damage from a Thursday grounding on an uncharted Narragansett Bay shoal. Officials anticipate an inquiry. the ship is berthed at Pier 5 and is considered not badly damaged. The shoal lies four miles west southwest of Point Judith Light, about 27 to 29 feet deep, found by the cruiser San Francisco during surveys. Earlier, destroyers Trippe Amm en Patterson Monaghan and Walke arrived from Rockport to refuel.
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Nebraska
Charlestown Navy Yard
Rockport
Narragansett Bay
Navy Yard
Pier 5
San Francisco
Atlantic Fleet
Point Judith Light
Trippe
Ammen
Patterson
Monaghan
Walke
Blue serges and pants at one price
Advertisement for S. H. Harrison Company offering blue serges neat worsted stripes outing pants cuff bottoms belt straps all at one price of $1.98. Located at 666 to 672 Washington Street.
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S. H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
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