Driscoll's Condition Improves After State Tragedy
Governor Guild orders strict probe into John A. Steele release from Danvers Insane Hospital after the Danvers State House tragedy. Edward Cohen died at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dennis D. Driscoll wounded. Widow Mrs Cohen mourns as bail for Steele remains $100,000 ahead of commitment to Bridgewater Asylum.
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Guild
John A. Steele
Danvers Insane Hospital
State House
Edward Cohen
State Branch
A. F. of L
Dennis D. Driscoll
Cohen
Steele
Bridgewater Asylum
State Auditor
Boston
Danvers’Insane Asylum
Merchants Coal Company
Three Hurt In Train Collision In New Bedford
Fireman Ralph Isherwood of 129 Austin Street suffers a broken right leg while Samuel B. Smith of 72 Kenyon Street sustains three leg fractures and possible internal injuries. Engineer Faulkner of New Bedford is severely shaken.
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Ralph Isherwood
Austin Street
New Bedford
Samuel B. Smith
Kenyon Street
Faulkner
Three Injured After Express and Freight Crash at Myricks
Taunton Massachusetts reports a rear end collision on the New York New Haven and Hartford line at Myricks. Three men on the express engine were injured one seriously Samuel B. Smith among them. Freight cars carrying lumber caught fire but trainmen extinguished the flames. No passengers were seriously hurt. The engineer applied emergency brakes and slowed the train.
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Taunton
Mass
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Myricks
Samuel B. Smith
Bell's Kite Makes Ascent Over Bras d'Or Lakes
The tetrahedral kite Cygnet, Bell's airship invention, rose today above the Bras d'Or lakes near Bell's summer house and experimental lab, marking a successful test flight on a calm day.
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Baddeck
C. B
Alexander Graham Bell
Bras d'Or Lakes
Bell
Exhumation Ordered in Forbes Deer Hunt Death Case
Judge Miles orders exhumation of Rollin F. Forbes’s body in Granville death after new evidence questions whether a rifle bullet or revolver bullet caused his death during a deer hunt on October 21. Seth McCalvin of Braintree was arrested and released on bail as the case proceeds toward the grand jury.
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Northfield
Miles
Rollin F. Forbes
Granville
L. C. Russell
Middlebury
Forbes
Seth McCalvin
Braintree
McNary Backing Mayor Fitzgerald Via Proxy
Congressman William S McNary of South Boston backs Mayor Fitzgerald by proxy through Daniel V McIsaac who says Ward 15 and loyal city Democrats will support the regular Democratic ticket. McNary deems it the duty of Ward 15 to rally for Fitzgerald and the full slate.
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William S. McNary
South Boston
Fitzerald
Daniel V. MclIsaac
Ward 15
MclIsaac
McNary
Boston Weather Forecast for Weekend
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Saturday and Sunday with light to fresh west winds. Washington report notes New England and Eastern New York also expect fair conditions with light to fresh winds this weekend.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Monongah Mine Disaster Worst in Bituminous History
Three charred bodies lie in an improvised morgue and four men are in a temporary hospital near Monongah West Virginia after a massive explosion. Some 372 miners remain trapped beneath tons of coal rock and debris, with few likely to survive.
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Monongah
Fairmount Coal Company
W. Va
America
Mine Blast Traps 3 Bodies and 4 Injured in Coal Collapse
An explosion at Consolidation Coal Company mines Nos 6 and 8 near the West Fork River killed three men and left four others dying. Rescue teams worked through the night to recover bodies and reach survivors, who could not explain how they reached the surface.
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Consolidation Coal Company
West Fork
Reunited by Child's Death
The death of Marguerite Fyler in a Bradford home fire brings reconciliation to Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Fyler after years apart. The fire occurred early today and nearly claimed the mother as well. the father, living in Boston, hurried to the scene. Mutual grief led to their reunion.
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Haverhill
Marguerite Fyler
Fred A. Fyler
Bradford
Boston
President Roosevelt Not Yet Reiterated Nomination Decline
Washington December 6 The president has not stated he will decline another nomination contrary to several published interviews. Officials note such a decision would be announced directly rather than in casual remarks to a caller.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Goulthurst Coulthurst Gould Mayor Race Outlook
District Attorney Moran delivers a stern critique of Mayor Fitzgerald and urges Democrats to rally for Coulthurst to defeat Hibbard. He cites polling bids showing Hibbard with 36 000 votes and Coulthurst and Fitzgerald at 24 000 plus 24 009, warning of a state crisis if Fitzgerald wins.
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Hibsbard
Couldthurst
Fitzgerald
Might
Main
Moran
Boston
If it's correct it's at Mor ses s. If it's at Morse s it's correct.
A brief line notes a saying about verification by location, mentioning Morse's as the trusted place. It suggests accuracy follows from the venue.
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Tremont Temple
Coulthurst Campaign Committee
C. O. Power
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Thess
James P. Magenis
David D. Scannell
Thomas J. Kenny
W. Fifth Street
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MerIdian Street
East Boston
Holland
Gal Holland
Peil Bros
Boylston St
Adams Square
Sanford
Franklin St
Ward
Louis Tracy
Tomorrow's Sunday Post
Tremont Street
Tarragona
Gonzalez Dry Sherry
Duff Gordon Co
Bartlett
Phoenix
California
Amerie
Charles E. Sleeper
Poultry Trust
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Faneuil Hall
Crand
John F Fitzgerald
Comoe
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O'Connell
Peters
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John P. Feeney
Chicago
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Dudley St. Opera House
Tomforde Hall
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Forest Hills Square
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