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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
2
Miss Helen Cudahy daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Cudahy returns to Milwaukee for a two week vacation after completing a probation period at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. She plans to resume work there as a full nurse once back.
Vienna reports an uproar over how Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg were buried. Newspapers run columns debating the ceremony. Moderates say officials were overly formal while supporters of the duchess complain about emphasis on her birth.
Vienna papers report a chaotic arrival of the late heir to the throne’s coffins at Poechlarn. Thunderstorms, delayed blessing, and crowds disrupted ceremonies as firemen drank beer and officials faced harsh criticism for the funeral conduct.
Four people were injured yesterday in a Jamaica Plain Arborway crash as two cars collided. Miss Mary Sheehan Joseph J Sheehan Frank Flynn and Frederick King suffered injuries from broken glass and wreckage. Mr and Mrs William F Clark of 25 Wellington Hill Mattapan were the other occupants with King driving.
Saratoga N Y July 5 Mrs Mary Ford Clary aged , of Schenectady was crushed to death today near Corinth when an automobile driven by her son in law Lieutenant Commander P W Foote USN overturned while swerving to pass another machine Lieutenant Commander Foote is in a hospital here suffering from shock and bruises He will recover His wife and child who comprised the remainder of the party escaped injury
A report says Colonel Roosevelt is gravely ill as Sagamore Hill doors close for the first time in his occupancy. He was absent from Christ Episcopal Church this morning, an unusual absence for him when healthy.
John McGrath, Roosevelt aide, could not contact Mr. Roosevelt by phone from Oyster Bay. Reporters found access blocked as the Roosevelt family dressed for dinner. The maid said Roosevelt was the same as usual and gates remained closed to sightseers.
July 5 report says a big touring car owned by Oliver Ames of Boston collided with a motorcycle driven by Ludwin Jensen of Rial Side near North Beverly Church on Cabot street. Jensen suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and was rushed to the hospital. the motorcycle was wrecked and the car sustained minor damage.
Amid the lively scenes on the Charles River at Auburndale yesterday, four tipovers occurred and all individuals managed to wade ashore safely.
An electric car on the Orient Heights to Revere Beach route left the rails at Eliot Circle in Revere, striking a tree and throwing two women to the ground. Mrs. G. Warshaw of Roxbury and Mrs. W. A. Rhodes of Cambridge were taken to Frost Hospital in Chelsea with not serious injuries.
The piece recounts a bystander who shielded Joe O Carroll during a St Alphonsus disturbance and was knocked unconscious by police. It also covers Joseph G Cohen denying Murphys alias Ruspenti, noting Carons unrelated status with the IWW and Ferrer with details on his origins and education. Court proceedings for IWW agitators are set for Tarrytown with police and village officials considering delays.
After 24 hours of search in the ruins of a dismantled tenement at 1626 Lexington Avenue police and firemen recover the mutilated body of Charles D. Berg missing member of an anarchist group. The discovery confirms Michael Auspenti alias Mike Murphy was the sole survivor among the four men in the flat.
Police issued a general alert for Arthur Caron and others linked to the Tarrytown free speech protest. Reports describe a severed hand found at the scene and a hand printing press with incendiary literature tied to the suspects. Investigations focus on Caron Berg and Murphy and their possible IWW connections amid an explosion that killed several men.
Charles Caron, a mill worker from Fall River, left for New York to claim his brother Arthur Caron’s body who was killed in a bomb explosion there yesterday. Arthur had long worked as a cotton mill weaver and studied architecture before moving to Boston a year ago. Charles learned of Arthur’s fate only after seeing a newspaper photo.
The navy plans a high power wireless link between Arlington Virginia and Darien in the Canal Zone with three 600 foot towers nearing completion. The first messages will be greetings between the President and Colonel Goethals. The Canal Zone station costs about 250000 dollars with similar stations planned for Tutuila Francisco Honolulu and Manila. A full navy wireless system is expected in about a year.
Cleveland reports suggest AL managers seek Trea to aid the Naps in distress. Mr Somers aims to replace Birmingham with a new manager, and a second baseman to replace La sole. Debate over trading Joe Jackson for a recruit is noted.
Sifford Chabot age 30 from Tilton was bicycling with his sister at 7 Tuttle street when he was struck or collided with an auto owned and operated by C. W. Keith of Milford on the St Paul School road. He died from injuries.
After a collision Chabot walked a mile home with a damaged wheel and joined athletic activities at his sister’s home. He later suffered severe abdominal pains and died despite efforts by Dr Theriault. Dr Adams and County Solicitor Murchie investigated but reached no definite cause.
A young girl ill with smallpox was moved to Swinburne Island for treatment. Twenty seven steerage passengers near her were observed at Hoffman Island after the Batavia steamship from Hamburg arrived at quarantine. The exposure occurred June 21 and the case was isolated in the Batavia hospital.
Charles J. Duffy aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs William Duffy of 23 Door street Roxbury drowned in the Concord River near Bedford yesterday afternoon. He dived from a motor boat in the river middle and his body was not seen again. Three companions who camped near Bedford were in the boat when he disappeared.
Chief Kelly of the Bedford police and seven assistants abandoned the nine hour body search after Duffy disappeared. Duffy was known as a good swimmer and his failure to surface after his plunge remains a mystery to friends.
Four persons were pitched from an automobile near Newburyport after midnight when the car struck a telephone pole on death curve two miles from the city toward Haverhill. Edward Nolan and wife Agnes Lewis and Mary Barrett of Lawrence suffered fractures bruises and possible internal injuries. Barrett and Barrett were hospitalized at Anna Jacques Hospital.
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