Cambridge Motorman to Be Questioned in Fatal Street Accident
After an all day inquiry, Cambridge police expect to arrest the motorman of the electric car that struck and fatally injured William J. Kenney of 27 Decatur street near First and Main streets. Kenney, 28, died of a fractured skull after his left arm was mangled and amputated. Kenney was found unconscious beside the tracks and identified by his sister at Cambridge Relief Hospital. Police plan to question the motorman the following morning.
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Cambridge
William J. Kenney
Decatur Street
First
Main Streets
Kenney
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Main Street
West Boston Bridge
Mt. Auburn-Watertown
Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself in Newhampton
John Kim ball aged 79, a long time farmer in Newhampton New Hampshire, drove his wife from their home with a loaded shotgun late today and then returned to the house and blew his head off. He had been ill and frail.
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Newhampton
N. H
John Kimball
Farley Assumes Titular Church in Rome Ceremony
Cardinal Farley Archbishop of New York took possession of Sancta Maria Sopra Minerva in Rome after a gala dinner at the Irish College honoring Cardinal Bissetti. About 10 000 attended as Farley spoke of a Pope’s favor and praised New York Catholicism, ending with a Mary hymn. A Grand Hotel dinner followed with 40 guests including high papal officials.
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Rome
Cardinal Farley
New York
Bissetti
Sancta Maria Sopra Minerva
Cardinal McCloskey
Bourne
O'Connell
Falconio
Roverie
Deca=brieres
Vanrossum
Seton
Kennedy
Principe Rospigliosi
Noble Guard
Mr. Kelly
America
Pope Pius
Mrs Mongan Nominated for Ward 6 School Board
Elizabeth T. Mongan, wife of Dr. Charles E. Mongan of Central street, has consented to run for the Ward 6 School Board. Endorsed by the ward Democrats and supported by ward Republicans as a citizens candidate, she competes with Frederick A. P. Fiske, renominated by Republicans for another term.
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Somerville
Elizabeth T. Mongan
Charles E. Mongan
Central Street
100 Princes on Visits to King in Delhi
King George has hosted a succession of ceremonies during three days in Delhi with more than 100 native princes received in audience and their visits exchanged by the viceroy. The royal couple reviewed an open air church parade as Durbar attendance draws few Americans amid high hotel rates.
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Delhi
George
Queen Mary
Rodgers Finishes Cross-Continental Flight at Pacific
Calbraith P. Rodgers completed his cross country flight landing on the Pacific at Long Beach California after a final 12 mile leg. About 60 000 spectators witnessed the finish as the crowd surged toward the exhausted aviator and his machine plunged into the surf. Rodgers logged three days 10 hours 14 minutes of actual flying time from the Atlantic.
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Long Beach
Cal
Calbraith P. Rodgers
Pacific
Rodgers
Compton
Atlantic
Blood transfusion success for local patient at Grace Hospital
James Sullivan of 48 Park Avenue Vere, recovered after a blood transfusion on Saturday night at Grace Hospital. His brother George, 18, donated blood and suffered no ill effects, remaining at home.
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James Sullivan
Park Avenue, Revere
Grace Hospital
George
State House Chief Electrician Missing in Somerville
James O Lind 42 chief electrician at the State House is missing from 13 Farragut avenue Somerville. His wife and four children fear foul play after he disappeared Friday evening. He has served 15 years at the State House and may be ill, a physician having treated him for head pains. He is 5 feet 6 inches tall with gold-boned yellow eye glasses and specific dress details.
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James O. Lind
State House
Farragut Avenue
Somerville
Mr. Lind
Prominent Watertown Resident Samuel S. Gleason Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Samuel S. Gleason a longtime Watertown figure were held yesterday at 1 30 PM from his home at 2 Orchard Street. A pre service gathering ran 12 to 1 PM with many floral tributes including a set piece from Pequosette Lodge F and A M. Rev Juan C Jaynes of the Unitarian Church of West Newton presided and Charles Brigham of Watertown delivered the eulogy. The body was taken to Newton Cemetery.
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Samuel S. Gleason
Watertown
Orchard Street
Pequosette Lodge
A. M
Gleason
Juan
Woman barred from Anti-Saloon League meeting in Washington
Mrs Myra Warren Brown McHenry of Kansas, who says she fought liquor for years and was jailed with Carrie Nation, was refused entry to a conference of workers and superintendents in Washington despite an endorsement letter from Representatives Campbell and Murdock. She vowed to stay and press for admission.
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Washington
Myra Warren Brown McHenry
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Anti-Saloon League of America
Fractured Skull in Cambridge Fall Injures Printer
Charles A. Burgess a printer living at 9 20 Bird street Cambridge fell from a Cambridge bound car at Massachusetts avenue and Albany street yesterday afternoon and sustained a fracture at the base of the skull He was removed to Cambridge Relief Hospital and his name placed on the dangerous list.
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Charles A. Burgess
Bird Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Albany Street
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Toys for Babies Featured with Wooly Animals and Rattles
A roundup of infant playthings includes wooly animal toys red rubber rattles musical dolls filled baskets bath tub toys roly polies ivory rings baby balls and blocks plus hundreds of other toys for little tots.
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Mrs. Bennie Benedict
Pansy
Mike
San
Mr.genedict
Hewson
Washington ST
Boston
Whitney
Portsmouth
Ruppe Island
Fort Hill
Rhode Island Coal CO
Southampton St St
Roxbury
Congress St
Farley
Grand
Sur
Mongan
J. Flynn & CO
Essex St
City Square
Charlestown
Kodak Pictures
Franklin St
Lenox Jewelry Co
New England
Miro Eeets
Bury
Blackburn
Black Burt
Speck Daily
Workers Bar
Loonists
Valorous
Santa Claus
United States
London
Sonneberg
Nuremberg
Vienna
Frankfort
Leipsic
Paris
Marsh Company
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