Auto Farmer Clash Causes Four Injuries in Rhode Island
Near Matinuck on the Narragansett Pier Westerly post road a wagon blocked the way of an auto owned by Dr. Robert Mulligan of Pittsburg. The auto tipped into a ditch after the wagon forced passage. Dr. Mulligan Mrs Mulligan and her father W H Singer survived with Singer suffering a scalp wound and shock leaving four injured.
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Westerly
R. I
Robert Mulligan
Pittsburg
Mulligan
W. H. Singer
Matinuck
Narragansett Pier- Westerly Post Road
Fatalities and injuries after watch hill accident
An 80 year old man may die from injuries after a collision involving a farmer's wagon. Dr. Mulligan sustained bruises, Mrs. Mulligan suffered cuts to the forehead neck and shoulders, and the chauffeur had minor hurts. The wagoner's identity was not learned. W. F. Snyder transported the injured to the Watch Hill House where Mr. Singer remained under care with slim hopes of recovery.
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Watch Hill House
Singer
Car Crash Fatal for Roxbury Driver in City Runaway
John Foster 45 of Roxbury died in a police wagon after a runaway wagon crash in Norfolk Downs. Foster, a Wood Pollard Co. driver, was delivering groceries with helper Arthur Barrett from Dorchester. The two horses pulled the wagon into a tree at Beach and Kemper, crushing Foster between wagon and tree.
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Quincy
John Foster
Warren Street
Roxbury
Foster
Wood- Pollard Co
Boston
Arthur Barrett
Carson Street
Dorchester
Beach
Kemper Streets
Norfolk Downs
Barrett
Brothers Duel Over Life In Salisbury Beach Store
David Fowler and his brother "Tot" Fowler fought for nearly ten minutes in a central Salisbury Beach fish market. Tot stabbed toward David's heart with a 12 inch knife, a board deflected the blow and severed Tot's own thumb as locals restrained him. Tot was hospitalized in Newburyport after the attack.
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Salisbury Beach
David Fowler
Fowler
Salisbury
Anna Jaques Hospital
Newburyport
Experts War on Tree Pest
Boston hosts a conference of entomologists led by Dr. L O Howard to plan a war on the leopard moth and elm leaf beetle. Delegates from Washington Yazoo City Formosa and local agencies aim to study habits and methods, noting sprays fail and infested branches must be cut and sealed to deter further damage.
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Boston
L. O. Howard
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Charles Holmes
Yazoo City
Miss
Shunji Miyao
Bureau of Forestry, Commerce, Agriculture and Industry
Formosa
Japan
D. M. Rogers
New England
Cambridge
Somerville
Malden
Saugus
Harvard
Brooklyn
Long Island
Missing Son Reunited With Father After Week
James Brun of 31 Kellogg Street Portland Maine found his 16 year old son Peter after a week away. Brun, aged and exhausted, reached headquarters with Captain Garland guiding him. He wept with joy upon news of the reunion and was escorted to Station 1.
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James Brun
Kellogg Street
Portland
Peter
Captain Garland
Garland
Open air evangelistic plans among Everett churches
Everett church members prepare a large tent meeting in Everett Square led by Rev. Ora Samuel Gray and Charles F. Allen as part of a major campaign. Other clergy moves include Lynn church resignations and calls to New England churches. Boston Universalists eye Detroit convention October 21. Massachusetts Baptist anniversary gathering mentioned.
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Everett
Everett Square
Ora Samuel Gray
Charles F. Allen
Boston
Malden Couple Wed at Sacred Heart Church
At the Sacred Heart Church rectory Rev J P O Conor united Hildegard R Wilmore and George F Hackett in marriage. Rev E J Hackett of Mobile Alabama assisted. Bride’s attendant was Rose G Hackett and groom’s was Edward T Powell. A reception followed at the Bride’s parents home on Bell Rock street.
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Sacred Heart Church
Malden
J. P. O’conor
Hildegard R. Wilmore
George F. Hackett
E. J. Hackett
Mobile
Ala
Rose G. Hackett
Edward T. Powell
Alexander J. Wilmore
Bell Rock Street
Harvard President Lowell to remain housed on campus
The residence at 17 Quincy Street in Cambridge will keep the Harvard presidency. Moving day is underway as President Lowell transfers his household from 171 Marlboro Street. Work began Monday and should finish tomorrow.
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Quincy Street
Cambridge
Harvard University
Harvard
Lowell
Marlboro Street
Monda
Gracey
Artanien
Copper Wire Theft Pair Given Prison Terms
Nicholas de Rosa and Luigi Rosas arrested last Friday for stealing copper wire from the Boston and Northern Street Railway were arraigned in the Police Court and each sentenced to one year and one year and three months respectively.
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Nicholas de Rosa
Luigi Rosas
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Denver couple wins land prize in federal drawing
Mrs May Cook of Denver sends a Denver newspaper noting her husband Patrolman John A Cook won the first home stead in the federal land drawing. He drew No. 130 in a Montana reservation, valued at $20 000, and the couple will move to Montana to claim the land and be joined by his wife formerly Miss Wood of Haverhill.
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Plaistow
N. H
John Badger
Denver
Col
May Cook
John A. Cook
Montana
Cook
Miss Wood
Charles Wood
Haverhill
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W. Chadwick
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston Opera House
Ralph L. Planders
Huntington Avenue
Masa
Greater Boston
Chestnut Street Congregational Church
Lynn
Burton A. Lucas
Newman Church of Providence, R. I
Curtis Lee Laws
Greene Avenue Baptist Church
N. Y
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
A. E. Harriman
East Baptist Church of
Middlebury, Vt
George R. Stair
Massachusetts
Wees
Women’s Union
Paris
Thomson
Orkeda
Sss
Vaina
Vassar
Washington St
First Baptist Church of
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Hachkhett
Wilmore
Eliot
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