Two Die In Trench Cave-In In Boston Street Site
Two workers died when an earth trench collapsed burying Kelly and Marshinkiewicz under three feet of frozen soil. Anderson and Kulbeach escaped by leaping free. Garness warned others as the cave-in began. Police and clergy aided rescue, contractor McGuire had planned shoring, officials blamed lack of shared embankment duties.
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Kelly
Bey
Marshinkiewicz
Watters
Kulbachi
Anderson
Kulbeach
Fred Garness
Broadway
Garness
Chimelinski
McGuire
Post
Father Chimelinski
Boston Street
John Costello
Highway Division
Goldsborough Kills Man Then Self After Attack At Club
Violin teacher and aspiring music school founder Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, 30, shot novelist Pavia Graham Phillips outside the Princeton Club on East Nineteenth Street, then killed himself. Phillips, a Princeton graduate and prolific writer, was critically wounded and later died. Goldsborough’s motive appeared tied to a dispute over a sister's engagement and possible connection to Phillips.
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Goldsborough
George R. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Washington
Phillips
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
Nineteent Street
Princeton Club
East Nineteenth Street
Mr. Phillips
Jacob Jacoby
East One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Adolph Rose
First Aventue
Mr. Jacoby
Hee
Rose
Jacoby
Bellevue Hospital
F. W. Young
Twenty-second Street
Algernon Lee
Rand School
Holtzhauser
New York
Harrison Phillips
David Graham
David
Pavia Graham Phillips
Madison
Indiana
Depauw University
Princeton
New York Sun
New York World
the World
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Eccentric Harvard Special Student Goldsborough Noted Violinist
Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough entered Harvard as a special student in 1898 and studied music, especially violin, while keeping to himself. Dr. Robert M. Green recalls his solitary, restless behavior, limited fellowship, and unclear purpose after leaving after one year.
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Goldsborough
Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
David Graham Phillips
Harvard
Robert M. Green
Marlboro Street
Hey
Glee Club
Lexington
Needham
Scored American Women From Phillips on Gender and Class
The passage draws on David Graham Phillips's The Man's Story to condemn American women of wealth and social climbers. It asserts women neglect home and family for social position, while men are portrayed as docile and henpecked, their supposed master role denied by worldly tension.
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Phillips
David Graham Phillips
England
California Fig Syrup Co
Old Town Fire Threat Damages Main Street Block
A blaze started around a chimney in the Old Town Fruit Company store in Old Town, Maine, threatening the business district. The fire caused about 25000 dollars in damage to seven shops and offices on Main Street, with five damaged by fire and water. Owners and tenants affected include F H Allen Clothing, Old Town Fruit, B H Blanchard & Co plumbers, C G H Gray dry goods, and Dr A H Twitchell.
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Old Town
Old Town Fruit Company
Main Street
F. H. Allen Clothing Company
BH. A. Blanchard & Co
CG. H. Gray
A. H. Twitchell
Lipkowska Delays Chicago Musicaljc With Corset Search
Mme Lipkowska kept 300 Chicago society women waiting for an hour in the Crystal ballroom of the Blackstone Hotel as a corset search failed to find trunks missing from her arrival. She finally appeared on stage after corset fitters were summoned.
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Chicago
Mme. Lipkowska
Blackstone Hotel
Students Hear Art of Selling Demonstration at Local High School
Superintendent W A Hawkins from Jordan Marsh led a live salesroom demonstration in the High School of Commerce lecture room for juniors and seniors. Real goods were sold by actual salespeople with student observers and invited guests including educators and business leaders.
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W. A. Hawkins
Jordan Marsh Company
High School of Commerce
Mary B. Wilson
Women’s Industrial Union
Henry A. Crocker
Brookline
Addison L. Winship
Melrose
Edward Pope
William Orr
State Board of Education
Stratton D. Brooks
Augustus S. Rafter
Frank W. Thompson
Boston School Supervisor Force
Fred L. Howard
Boston Credit Men's Association
Wallace C. Boyden
Mormal School
Hawkins
Wien
Hotel Fire Tragedy Claims One Life in Omaha
A Millard hotel blaze in Omaha early today left one dead and five seriously ill from smoke suffocation. About 300 guests were asleep when the fire started. the deceased is identified as Thomas F. Field of Sioux City.
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Omaha
Neb
Millard O
Thomas F. Field
Sioux City
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John M. Chimelinski
Francis Jablonski
Father Jablonski
Boston
Kondon
Kondon Mfg. Company
Minneapolis,Minn
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
A. &. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Nineteenth Street
Mr.Phillips
F. B. Donovan
Donovan
R. H. Wiles
H. Moses
C. H. Dupin
Carolyn Frevert
Harrison W
Goldsboroth
Walter Hastings
Washington, D. C
Pdor
Harvard Square
Elo
Lipkowska
Waiting AT Musicale
Jalés
Washburn
Crosby Cc
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