Three Laborers Buried In Dorchester Subway Collapse
Dirt loosened from a shield top in the Fort Point channel portion of the Dorchester subway buried three laborers. Ralph Ambrosio 23 fractured ribs and internal injuries Coleman Griffin 28 crushed pelvis and strained back Peter Maraldo 24 abrasions of neck and body. All were rescued and sent to City Hospital with Maraldo likely to be discharged shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Point Channel
New Dorchester
City Hospital
Ralph Ambrosio
Commercial Street
North End
Coleman Griffin
West Third Street
South Boston
Peter Maraldo
Maraldo
Boukas Brought From Indianapolis On Illegal Entry Charge
Constantino Boukas alias Gus Boukas alias Brown was brought from Indianapolis by two U S deputy marshals and handed to Deputy Marshal James C. Ruhl. He faces a charge of unlawful presence in the United States after allegedly entering at New York on July 5 1918 as an alien from Italy following a prior deportation. He was arraigned before Commissioner Hayes and held in 500 dollars bond for hearing July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantino Boukas
Constantino
Gus Boukas
Brown
Indianapolis
United States
James C. Ruhl
New York
Boukas
Italy
Hayes
Maynard School Wedding Ties Teacher and Principal
A wedding of interest to Maynard unfolds in town with George A Kennedy principal of the Maynard High School commercial department and Theresa A Heffernan a teacher at the Main Street school to wed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George A. Kennedy
Maynard High School
Theresa A. Heffernan
Main Street
Four pages of stirring pictures in the Pic torial Section
The Sunday Post debuts a new Pic torial Section featuring four pages of stirring pictures. The feature highlights visual storytelling with dramatic imagery and editorial captions.
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New Pictorial
Next Sunday Post
Graves Duel in Family Battle Over Musicians Grave
Arthur G Morse a Winthrop navy veteran and Marine Band member died at the Chelsea Naval Hospital after months of illness His burial at the Naval Hospital cemetery sparked an injunction bid by Miss Helen V Pearson to move the body to Winthrop She alleges improper burial arrangements and seeks delivery for interment beside his wife
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Arthur G. Morse
Winthrop
United States Navy
Marine Band
Charlestown Navy Yard
Naval Hospital Burying Ground
Mr. Morse
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Corps of Cadets
Navy Yard
Helen V. Pearson
Philadelphia
Morse
John H. Devine
Boston
McLaughlin
Suffolk Superior Court
George Lee
George Doherty
Somerville
Messrs. Lee
Doherty
Pearson
Devine
Winthrop Cemetery
Naval Cemetery
Two Germans Stand Trial for Espionage in Venice
Captain Liebsicher and three Lemnos crew members go before a military tribunal in Ancona on espionage charges. They allegedly spied for Germany, sought data on Italian batteries and submarines, and signaled to the Austro Hungarian squadron during the May 24 Ancona bombardment. Liebsicher and Hoppe deny wrongdoing as the case fuels wartime tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Paris
Liebsicher
Ancona
Germany
Italy
Willy Hoppe
Hoppe
Austro-Hungary
Italian Consuls Leaving Turkey in Wave of Departures
Berlin July 6 dispatch reports Italian consuls in Turkey are slowly departing the country and the Italian ambassador may follow. American representatives will handle Italian interests as Italians exit. Palestine remains a point of contention with Spain protesting Italian interests.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Today
Constantinople
Turkey
Palestine
Spain
Refusal of Clearance to Munitions Ships Urged
A petition to Secretary Lansing urged the U S to refuse clearance to ships carrying munitions of war. led by Representative Buchanan former Representative Fowler and Frank S Nett of Ohio for the National Labor Peace Council. They claim clearance would violate neutrality and plan to file data after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Lansing
Buchanan
Fowler
Illinois
Frank S. Monnett
Ohio
National Labor Peace Council
Department
Bryan backs editors law at Panama Exposition
William Jennings Bryan urged California reporters to require editors to disclose financial interests in policies they champion. He spoke as a journalist at the International Press Congress, praising signed pieces and editorials while criticizing corporate owned dailies and Independent publications. He cited State Department experience to justify public disclosure to reveal editorial influence.
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San Franciso
William Jennings Bryan
International Press Congress
Bryan
State Department
Toy cannon kills woman in Philadelphia Fourth of July incident
Mrs. Margaret Winans died from injuries after an improvised lead pipe cannon exploded Sunday night. Her husband William Winans donated blood for her operation and was arrested awaiting coroner’s inquiry. The death marks the city’s first Fourth of July fatality this year with over 200 injured and two others in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Margaret Winans
William Winans
Port headlines on swordfishermen and cargo vessels at the fish pier
At the fish pier yesterday six swordfishermen and ten groundfish trawlers landed catches led by Priscilla and Margie Turner with significant hauls of cusk scrod haddock and halibut. Prices for haddock cod hake and pollock varied with notable swordfish at 17 cents and halibut at 20 cents per pound. Captain Frank Watts reported the loss of Edward Wilson in heavy fog near South Channel. search continued with no trace. Other ships cleared from London docks easing congestion and two freighters Indradeo and Sardinian arrived safely with cargoes from Yokohama to Glasgow and London bound ships navigated submarine zones.
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Priscilla
Margie Turner
Katie L. Palmer
Two Brothers
Mary E. Sennett
Emily Sears
Haddock
Commonwealth
Fannie B. Atwood
W. M. Goodspeed
Lucinda I. Lowell A
John J. Fallon
Matt
W. Nunan
Olivia Sears
Viking
Frank Watts
Fish Pier
Edward Wilson
South Channel
Wilson
Greenwood
Watts
Leyland Line
Anglian
W. J. Toozes
London
Toozes
River
Thames
India Line
Indradeo
Yokohama
Kobe
Shanghai
Singapore
Colombo
Allan Line
Mowatt
Glasgow
Cambrian
Barry Island
Magda
Manchester
England
United States
New York
Copenhagen
Christiansand
Boston
Seaconnet
Gothenburg
North Shields
Kirkwall
Scotland
Shipping news and naval updates from Shields and beyond
A sailing itinerary shows the Cretic from Gibraltar with 239 passengers and further calls at the Azores as the Canopic reaches Naples. The Victor & Ethan heads from Boston to Seattle via Cape Horn then Panama Canal, possibly sold back to local parties and due Sept. 1. Fire regulation changes by the Steamboat Inspectors require three gallon fire buckets and 30 gallon barrels. The Bunker Hill Abbie Bowker collision in Vineyard Sound is under investigation with minimal damage reported. The Proteus arrival from Norfolk with coal leads to drydocking before Manila voyage.
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Shields
White Star Line
Cretic
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Gibraltar
Cratic
Azores
Victor & Ethan
Boston
Seattle
Wash
Pacific
Cape Horn
Panama Canal
Herbert Nickerson
Athena
United States Steamboat Inspectors
Department of Commerce
Bunker Hill
Abbie Bowker
Vineyard Sound
United States
Holmes
New York
Friendship
Shipping News Summary From Atlantic Ports
Shipping news lists vessels including torpedo boat destroyer Smith Wickham arrives Charleston on April 4 and steamers Anglian Toozes Evans Prince George Kershaw City of Rockland along Eastport Portland and New York routes with barges and tugs noted from St John N B to Kennebec and New York.
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United States
Smith
Wickham
Charleston
Anglian
Toozes
London
Indiadeo
Evans
Japan
China
Singapore
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Dingley
Ingalls
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Bunker Hill
Holmes
New York
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Belfast
Sawyer
Bangor
Bay View
Haley
Newport News
Ransom B. Fuller
Strout
City of Rockland
Linscott
Bath
John R. Penrose
Dodge
Wiggins
Marguerite
Geyer
Newburyport
Standard
Muga
O. Co
Towing and sailing orders for barges and tugs listed
The notice details multiple vessels including barges Lottie Albatross Monocacy Maine Nanticoke Watuppa Almy R R L Co No 1 Lansford Coaldele Hampton P N Co No 20 Greenland Perkins Tacony Wallace Salem Conestoga Olsen Phoenix Ephrata Yardley and tugs John G Chandler Mary F Scully Honey Brook Mercury and more. Sailed from Philadelphia and other ports toward New York Portland Halifax and New Brunswick with several barges and tows.
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John G. Chandler
Mott
Aladelphia
Lottie
Albatross
Scott
Norfolk
Monocacy
Maine
Nanticoke
Newburyport
Watuppa
Almy
New York
Plymouth
Lansford
Portland
Coaldele
Portsmouth
Perkins
Hampton
P. N. Co
Greenland
L. Perkins
Tacony
Wallace
Salem
Conestoga
Olsen
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Ephrata
Yardley
Evangeline
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Port Johnson
Mercury
Lynn
Scranton
Hoboken
Standard
St. John
N. B
Leader
Strafford
Gwalia
Irene
Providence
Alice
Grace
Buck Ridge
Preston
Indian Ridge
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First Corps Cadets
Pousa Club
Musicians’ Protective Association
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Proteus
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Jordan Marsh Company
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