Woman Slashes Man With Axe In Boston Neighborhood
Joseph Cavanaugh, 38, is hospitalized with a fractured skull after an attack by Emma Lee and Kasie Raney at Primus Avenue. He identified Lee as the assailant. Raney was also arrested. The incident follows another recent axe attack on a man by a woman. Cavanaugh’s wife recently left him for friends in South Boston.
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Post
Primus Avenue
Joseph Cavanaugh
Anderson Street
Relief Hospital
Emma Lee
Kasie Raney
Cavanaugh
Phillips Street
Lee
Campbell
Station 3
Raney
Boston
Salvation Army's People's Palace raises $85,000 in Boston event
The Salvation Army People's Palace for Workingmen has collected over $85,000 to date. Tomorrow at Tremont Temple at 8 p.m. Commander Booth visits Boston for corner-stone exercises, postponed due to illness, with Lt Gov Eben S. Draper presiding and a long list of notable vice presidents and donors contributing since earlier totals of $82,952.16.
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Salvation Army
People’s Palace
Booth
Boston
Tremont Temple
Eben S. Draper
John H. Allen
Louisa J. Byington
John L. Bates
William A. Bancroft
A. S. Covel
W. Murray Crane
Oliver H. Durrell
Eugene N. Foss
Howard Everett Hale
D. D
Jacob H. Hecht
D. C. Heath
Henry W. Jarvis
Arthur S. Johnson
Eben D. Jordan
Edmund Weeds
Henry Cabot Lodge
A. E. Pillsbury
A. Shuman
Miles Standish
John Shepard
Galen L. Stone
George Holden Tinkham
Albert H. Tuttle
Henry M. Whitney
John G. Wright
Beacon Street
L. FP. Hollander
J. George Cooper
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Samuel D. Capen
Wilfred Glasier
Henry F
Ross, Morse Bros. & Erlich
Frederick S. Emery
H. M. True
Walter O. Lewis & Co
Corey Leathier Company
G. G. Allen
H. H. Stevens Estate
H. H. Stevens Estate, Mrs. L. Loring-Brooke, R. G. Fessenden
H. B. Richardson
Lucy G. Wadsworth
John F. Scully
A. Codman
Tal
Weightman Walker to Convert Mansion Floor to Store
Philadelphia society notes reveal Mrs. Anne M Weightman Walker with an annual income of 2 million dollars plans to transform the first floor of the old Weightman mansion at Broad and Walnut into a shop. It is seen as a rebuke to elite social circles she was barred from and may culminate in her occupying an apartment above the store.
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Philadelphia
Anne M. Weightman Walker
Weightman
Broad and
Walnut Streets
Waits 18 Years for Son Believed Alive by Mother
Bridgeport, Conn. Feb 25 Mrs Eliza J Morris died in St Vincent s Hospital at an advanced age having never accepted that her son was dead. By will she left her estate in trust for five years for his return. if he does not appear it goes to relatives. She had lived frugally since his disappearance to save the plan.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Eliza J. Morris
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mr. Dixon
Harvard Gazette to replace calendar as new university organ
Harvard University plans a new monthly journal named the Harvard Gazette to replace the Calendar. It will cover the corporation, faculty, board of overseers, academic distinctions, bequests, and department reports with publications by Harvard men.
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Harvard University
Harvard Gazette
Harvard
Students on Century building snowball panic arrest four
In St. Louis on February 25, students atop the ten story Century building caused a panic at Ninth and Olive streets by throwing snow balls at pedestrians. Four students were arrested following the incident.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Ninth and
Olive Streets
Demand for Young Men Across Catholic Rank and Duty
Daniel T. O Connell speaking at Stetson Hall Randolph urged that young men from 18 to beyond 40 are in demand. He said Knights of Columbus must lead by example, pursue education, temperance, and honor, while guiding younger members toward success without compromising church precepts.
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Daniel T. O’connell
Fitzgerald
Stetson Hall
Randolph
Vera Cruz
Knights of Columbus
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Waterford men urge Irish history taught in Boston schools
At a meeting of the County Waterford Men's Association in Roughan Hall Charlestown yesterday a resolution was adopted. It states that Irish history should have its place in the Boston Public Schools as the Celt and his descendants have long served American citizenship and the Irish are a city majority.
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County Waterford Men’s Association
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Boston
Graves Malt Whiskey Promoted To Cough Cure
An advertisement touts Graves Malt Whiskey as a remedy for persistent coughs. It claims the product stimulates the system to expel illness, aids tissue formation, and comes in sealed quart bottles with the Chester H. Graves signature. Licensed dealers and grocers carry it at a reasonable price.
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Woman Believes Wrongly Buried Husband Alive in Rochester
Mrs. Joseph Dixon of Cambridge, after identifying a decayed corpse as her missing husband James Dixon, mourned a posthumous baby. New proof reveals Dixon, alive with his mother in Rochester, has caused her severe illness and her lodging-house family shock.
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Joseph Dixon
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Rochester
Dixon
Death tale a hoax says Joseph Dixon alive
Rochester man Joseph Dixon, rumored drowned in the Charles River near Boston, denies death reports. He explains he was away traveling, not dead, and recounts telegraph exchanges with his wife confirming he is alive. Investigation into the identity of a river corpse continues.
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Joseph Dixon
Cambridge
Charles
Rochester
N. Y
Cambridge Street
Mark Twain
Charles River
Boston
Dixon
Hickory Street
Man Found on Elm Street Lawn Dies at Home
James E Kendall, 60, of Elm Street, Stoneham, died at 6 AM after being found unconscious on Warren Thayer’s lawn at Gould and Pine streets last night. He suffered an apoplexy and did not regain consciousness. Survived by wife and two children, son George and daughter Ella.
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Stoneham
James E. Kendall
Elm Street
Kendall
Warren Thayer
Gould and
Pine Streets
Fr Donohoe Addresses Knights of St Rose
Rev Richard Donohoe of Mission Church Roxbury spoke on the life of St Gerard at St Rose Hall gathering attended by Consul James P Cleary and prominent Knights including John P Dore Major J G Fennessey and William E Shay as speakers and guests
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FR. Donohoe
Knights OF ST
Fez Banquet Teaser: Roosevelt and Giant Game Dish
Three top officials and a famed hunter know the secret course for the Canadian Club banquet in New York. The feature meat weighs 1000 pounds, bears brown fur worth 1800 dollars, and was shot by a personal friend of President Roosevelt.
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New York
Fez
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Warrant Out For Child Stealer In Malden Case
A warrant sworn for the arrest of a New York woman connected with the kidnapping of eight year old Reita Sulley niece of ex Alderman George M Bishop on her way to school. The warrant issued last Saturday. Bishop believes the child is in New York with her aunt.
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Malden
New York City
Connec
Reita Sulley
George M. Bishop
Engagement of Miss Georgine Wilde to Count De Frasso
Mrs. Henry Siegel announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Georgine R. Wilde to Count Charles Dentice de Frasso of Rome. Wilde, niece of Rear Admiral George F. Wilde, is well known to Newport society and educated in France and Italy. De Frasso is a brother of Prince Luigi and hails from one of Rome’s oldest families.
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New York
Henry Siegel
Rome
Count de Frasso
Prince Luigi
United States
Wedding of Prince Witel Fritz and Duchess Sophie Charlotte
Berlin notes the forthcoming royal wedding set for Tuesday between Prince Witel Fritz, son of Emperor William, and Duchess Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. The ceremony mirrors last June's crown couple nuptials with the Duchess entering Berlin tomorrow amid a flower bedecked procession to the castle.
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Berlin
Witel-Fritz
William
Sophie Charlotte of
Oldenburg
Sophie
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Carters Cleiver
Phila. Society
Waits
NEW University Organ
Daniel O’connell
Daniel T. O'Connell
Waterford
Enoch Arden
James Carr
J. J. Kelly & Sons
Post Office
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Ind
van Camp
Belle
Fritz
la Raf
Meee
THE
NEW England Gas and Coke Company
Old South Building
Columbus Ave
Oxford
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