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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1914

Page

6

Two Drown At YMCA Camp In Illinois

In Little Compton, Illinois, two Y M C A boys camp members from Fall River Massachusetts drowned in a pond between Little Compton and Westport Harbor. Byron Warrei, 20, and Mimer Carpenter, 13, tried to assist when an oar overboard left Carpenter to swim for it. both disappeared underwater and were not recovered.

Little Compton R. IL Young Men's Christian Association Westport Harbor Byron Warrei Mimer Carpenter Fall River Mass Carpenter Warren

Wrecks Fire Truck in Chase to Save Boy on Street

A Peabody square fire station auto hose wagon crashed into a fence on Ashmon Street near Harvard Avenue while a demonstrator swerved to avoid a 12 year old boy scampering into the road. The truck was disabled but the driver escaped injury, narrowly missing the child.

Peabody Square Ashmon Street Harvard Avenue

Construction Fall Leaves Man With Fractured Skull

Leon O'Toole of State street Quincy is hospitalized at Somerville Hospital after plunging from a three story building under construction at 64 Somerville avenue. He slipped while reaching for a rope attached to a derrick and fell to the street below.

Leon O'Toole State Street Quincy Somerville Hospital Somerville Avenue

St Joseph's Orient Heights Field Day Planned at Wood Island Park

The third annual field day of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Orient Heights will be held Saturday July 11 at Wood Island Park. Rev Charles A Ullrich invites Governor Walsh to attend if he is in Boston. Speakers include Lieutenant Governor Barry John A Kelcher John Sullivan and more.

St. Joseph’s of Orient Heights St. Joseph’s Catholic Church of Wood Island Park Charles A. Ullrich Walsh Boston Barry John A. Kelcher John Sullivan Thomas A. Niland Peter F. Tague J. A. Brennan

Mrs. Carman Arrested for Murder of Mrs. Bailey in Freeport

Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman was arrested after an inquest and charged with murder in the shooting of Mrs. Bailey. The arrest followed testimony by witnesses including a nine year old, with Coroner Norton signing the warrant as District Attorney Smith and Sheriff Pettit supervised the arraignment.

Mrs. Carman Bailey Freeport Mineola William Hulz Smith Pettit Norton Carmans Bartles John Hancock Insurance Company Carman Merrick Road Elks Club Louise Lulu) Bailey Florence Conklin Carman Sheriff Pettit Weeks Platt Conklin Dr. Carman George N. Levy

Jail cell features and inmate privileges described

A jail cell is noted to contain a bed and a bathtub and washstand with running water. The door is unfettered, protected only by a heavy wire screen. Mrs. Carman may order special dishes from the jail kitchen but cannot receive food from outside.

Eyewitness details Carman murder night at Freeport

Edward Bardes the insurance agent testified about hearing a glass crash and a shot near Dr. Carman’s house. He saw a light-haired woman in a dark skirt leaving the scene. Bartles described a similarly dressed woman on the lawn. Mrs Carman is alleged to have discussed dictagraph use with Gaston Boissonnault who testified about plans to record conversations in the doctor’s office.

Gaston Boissanault Dr. Carman Mrs. Bailey Bartles Bedell Street Freeport Nellie Girkin Bardes Mrs. Girkin Greenfield Cemetery Edward T. Bardes Carmen Mineola Carman Elizabeth Carman George M. Levy Mr. Smith Gaston Boissonnault General Acoustic Company West One Hundred and Eighth Street Manhattan Mrs. Carman Boissonnault

Dictagraph Plot Recounted in Carman Case Testimony

Testimony describes Mrs. Carman sending George Burnell to install a dictagraph at a doctor’s home and her keeping a diary of overheard conversations. She later confronted the nurse for kissing her husband and expressed anger at the window.

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