Riots in Trieste Claim Sixteen Lives
Vienna reports say Trieste riots tied to Socialist or Anarchist agitation. Friday saw 12 dead and many wounded, Saturday adds four more including a police commissioner. Reichsrat censures government for troops firing on the mob as law is suspended in Trieste and nearby towns. An arbitration tribunal ruled in favor of the strikers, heightening tensions.
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Vienna
Trieste
Austria
Reichsrath
Queens
Salem fires and liquor raids jolt quiet Sunday
City Marshal Knight seized two liquor consignments in Salem. Mayor Hurley quipped about monkey in a cage as he spoke at Castle Hill Society. Two fires damaged an ice house on Bow Street and Devlin brothers store. Peter Berwin known as Ha Diamond fell unconscious in the elevator well and was hospitalized after working for Devlin brothers.
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Knight
Hurley
Castle Hill
Bow Street
Devlin Brothers
Mill
Canal Streets
Peter Berwin
Ha Diamond
Berwin
Miss Annie Martin Arrives at Hospital With Dislocated Jaw
Miss Annie Martin of Harrison avenue, a telephone operator, arrived at Scency Hospital with a dislocated jaw. She could not or would not say if the injury resulted from overwork. Dr Ledwell reset the jaw and urged she talk as little as possible during the remainder of Lent. She departed with a promise to follow the doctor's advice.
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Annie Martin
Harrison Avenue
Ledwell
Martin
Electric Car Plunges Over Embankment in Haverhill
An electric car on the Haverhill Merrimac Amesbury street line teetered off the rails at Whittier's hill and landed on its left side in a five foot ditch. Four passengers were injured including Robert Barrett Grace Marsh Rena Morse and F A Smith. Conductor E V Brown and Motorman W J Simonds were aboard. Calm passenger A J Moore of Newark helped avert panic. Cause of the accident is unknown.
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Haverhilld
Haverhill, Merrimac &Amesbury Street Railway
Whittier’s Hill
Robert Barrett
Lawrence
Grace Marsh
Haverhill
Rena Morse
Merrimac
F. A. Smith
E. V. Brown
W. J. Simonds
A. J. Moore
Newark
N. J
Mrs Riley Dies After Fatal Self Inflicted Shot
Joseph C Hasson a 37 year old married man shot himself in the right temple early yesterday in a Roxbury tenement at 5 Wolfert Court. Neighbors say he had a nervous ailment and a quarrel with his wife preceded his suicide. His body was removed to his mother at 88 Emerald Street after the medical examiner’s viewing. Hasson had worked as a teamster for several firms and was described as industrious.
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Joseph C. Hasson
Wolfert Court
Roxbury
Whitehead
Hassan
Widow Ellen Riley Dies From Home Lamp Fire At 281 Chambers Street
Mrs. Ellen Riley died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a lamp exploded, igniting her clothing. The blaze started when she dropped the lamp during a night in a house at 281 Chambers Street. Neighbors aided, including Bartholomew J. Nagle, who extinguished fires and saved others, while Mrs. Callahan suffered severe burns.
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Ellen Riley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chambers Street
Riley
Hanora Callahan
Mrs. Riley
Nagle
Life prisoner Foley 15 dead after consumption at Charlestown prison
Patrick Foley a life prisoner at the State prison in Charlestown died Saturday of consumption after being in a port. Earlier, Foley Cornelius Nagle and Patrick Sullivan of Somerville formed a four man gang with a white horse and robbed Burlington constable Turoy Foster on Sept 11. After a pursuit by two Burlington constables, they fired on them. Foster was fatally shot. The trio was captured in Somerville and in the February 1995 term of Middlesex Superior Court were each sentenced to life imprisonment. Nagle and Sullivan remain imprisoned.
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Patrick Foley
Charlestown
Cornelius Nagle
Patrick Sullivan
Somerville
Burlington
Turoy &. Foster
Foster
Dennis Kelley
Superior Court of Middlesex
Nagle and Sullivan
Boston Weekend Weather Outlook
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for snow or rain on Monday with colder air and brisk northeast winds. Tuesday should be fair overall with continued unsettled conditions, especially along coastal areas, as winds shift from northeast to northwest along the south coast after noon.
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Boston
Vicinity
Fe Boreques Wire
Washin Pycon
New England
Maine
Boy Struck by Horse In Spy Pond Race Leaves Injured
Arlington February 16 a racing scene on Spy Pond ended with 14 year old Eddie Donahue knocked down after three boys crowded the course. He was hurled by a horse driven by Chester Peck of Arlington, struck his temple and is in critical condition with concussion and other injuries. Spectators cleared Mr Peck of blame, stating he did not see the boy before the collision. Donahue lived with Arthur Coughlin on North Union street after coming from a Boston children's home.
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Arlington
Spy Pond
Eddie Donahue
Donahue
Chester Peck
Arthur Coughlin
North Union Street
Boston
Mr. Peck
Irish Delegates Carry Welcome From New York
W H Redmond and Joseph Devlin welcomed by Ire-Americans at the Academy of Music in New York tonight. Subscriptions to the United Irish League totaled over $000. The meeting featured remarks by W Bourke Cochran, Mr Redmond and others.
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New York
W. H. Redmond
Joseph Devlin
United Irish League
Academy of Music
W. Bourke Cochran
Mr. Redmond
Florence Burns in Court Over Brooks Murder Case
Florence Burns a nineteen year old detained suspect in the Walter S. Brooks homicide case was arraigned at Centre Street Court and held without bail as investigators seek further evidence. The young woman, described as calm and composed, denies the shooting, placing herself at her Flatbush home during the time of the death while details of the hotel encounter remain disputed.
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New York
Florence Burns
Brooks
Centre Street
District Attorney
Jeory
Miss Burns
Colby
Fast Fifteenth Street
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Church Street
Paul Krotel
Halpin
Central Office
Glen Island
J. Wilson
Mr. Cohen
Walter
Hudson Street
Foster L. Backne
Jay Street
Walter Brooks
Detectors Guard Prince Henry Passengers at Southampton
Detectives and policemen swarm the Kronprinz Wilhelm pier at Southampton and Cherbourg to scrutinize every passenger aboard. The German government intensifies precautions to protect Prince Henry during his U S visit amid anarchist fears and a tightly controlled arrival.
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Southampton
Cherbourg
Prince Henry
United States
Crowds See Hohenzollern Yacht In New York
Feb 16 Captain Benjamin Parker arrives on the St Paul to take the Emperor of Germany s new yacht Meteorol to the other side for completion. He declines to discuss plans yacht or Prince Henry s visit. Parker, famed yachtsman, long sailed the Meteor and won many races. In 1899 he was engaged by Sir Thomas.
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Hogarth
Wringe
North River
Hoboken
Hohenzollern
New Jersey
phenzoHern
Admiral von Baudissin
William
Beatrice Goelet
Robert Goelet
Harriet. Warren. Goelet
von Baudissin
Prince Henry
Ene
New York
Benjamin Parker
St. Paul
Parker
England
Thomas
Boston prepare reception for Prince Henry visit
Boston lays out detailed plans for Prince Henry’s reception with a cavalry escort route from the depot to the Somerset Hotel and back to the State House. Troop salutes, naval brigade formations, and a banquet mark the day’s events with official calls by the Governor and Mayor.
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Boston
Tremort
Boylstorm
Arlington
Commonwealth Avenue
Hotel Somerset
Boylston Street
Bavcery
State House
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Heacon
Way Park
Tremont
Boylston
Huntington Avenue
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Cambridge
Hotal Somerset
Naval Brigade
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