Hazel Dingwell Health Improves After Carbolic Acid Incident
Hazel Dingwell a 22 year old woman at a Boston hospital after taking carbolic acid Sunday night rests as comfortably with improving prospects. She refuses to explain motive, saying the cause remains a mystery. Her brother in law banker and broker Cheater Lawrence disputes rumors about a lover fright plot and says the act was probably accidental. Local inquiries trace companions and lodging, with McGall and a landlady giving conflicting details. the case centers on motive and circumstances of the dose.
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Hazel Dingwell
Lawrence
State Street
Miss Dingwell
Post
Wrence
Mily
Cornelius McGall
W. F. Chadwick
Vernon Street
Dorchester
Adress McCall
McCall
Columbus
Rile Abou Dingwel
Sick man taken to hospital with suspected typhoid fever
Edward Lynch a 40 year old homeless man fell ill on Dorchester avenue near Alger street about 3 PM and was hospitalized at City Hospital where doctors diagnosed typhoid fever.
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Edward Lynch
Dorchester Avenue
Alger Street
City Hospital
Kilmer Plant Fire Rebuilt Rapidly to Meet Swamp Root Demand
After a July 1 fire destroyed Kilmer & Co. amproot factory in Bing amton the Kilmer firm resumed operations next day at a temporary South street site turning out about 60 000 bottles daily. In two to three weeks capacity will exceed four times that, with full production. An all new fireproof four story building will be erected on the old site and adjacent property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingamton
Kilmers
Weiness
South Street
Funeral Services For Boys Drowned In Somerville Pit
Funeral services were held yesterday for Walter A. Carter and Willem B. Walden, two Charlestown boys among those who drowned Saturday in a Somerville clay pit near the Mystic River. Friends sent flowers and many relatives attended. Bert S. Hardwick of Charlestown, also drowned at the same spot, will have his funeral this afternoon.
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Walter A. Carter
Willem B. Walden
Somerville
Mystic River
Main Street
Russell Street
Charlestown
Reively
Ngo Uda
Sug
Bert
Hardwick
Goebel Trial Faces Uncertain Start in Georgetown
A large crowd gathers as William Goebel case enters weeklong proceedings. Witness lists and defense plans loom, with ex Governor still undecided on whether to proceed as attorneys consult. The court awaits clarity on who will testify and how the trial will unfold.
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Georgetown
Wiliam Goebel Ikkefort
Ava Toom
Caleb Wore
Metire Ste
Fore
Tim
Letter from Erving Winslow criticizes Hoar over imperial policy
An open letter from Secretary Erving Winslow of the Anti Imperialist League attacks Senator George F. Hoar for his defense of imperial policy. The missive accuses Hoar of malice toward the Democratic candidate and questions his personal honesty while praising the candidate's sincerity and stand for liberty.
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Erving Winslow
Anti- Imperialist League
George F. Hoar
Noree
Bprving
Winslow
Jeffries Ruhlins Fight Off Over Forfeit Condition
James J. Jeffries will not fight Gus Ruhlin as a decision was reached in a meeting with fighters managers and stakeholders. Jeffries arm remains bandaged and under physician care. Ruhlin would have funded the bout but refused when a condition attached to Jeffries forfeit money could not be met.
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New York
James J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlinns
Jeffries
Ruhliin
Ruhlin
National Education Association Convention Opens in Charleston
Delegates to the National Education Association arrive in Charleston and begin tours of the city while meetings of the National Council of Education and related groups proceed. The gathering continues with sessions scheduled into tomorrow afternoon.
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Charleston
8. C
National Education Association
National Council of Education
Vacation schools operate. crowded openings turn away hundreds
The city vacation schools opened yesterday morning and several hundred children were turned away due to lack of space. Parents and children show strong preference for a clean, comfortable place off the streets.
City Brevities: Thefts and Accident Reported in South Boston
A 16 year old boy robbed Mrs M Merrill of 17 dollars on G street near Silver street in South Boston. Thomas Nee reports his room on Boston street broken into with a gray ulster coat and shoes stolen. Leighton Gilman struck by a bucket of water while on a fire escape at Sterling street and injured. taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with arm injuries and a fractured jaw.
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M. Merrill
Broadway
Boston
G Street
Silver Street
Thomas Nee
Boston Street
Gray Ulster and
Leighton Gilman
Warwick Street
Roxbury
Aterling Street
Gilman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Teachers in Session at Fet Mabtione Institute Convention
Morning sessions of a teachers convention at Fet Mabtione Institute proceeded with a special meeting. Rev 3 E Winship addressed the convention in the evening, then members attended a public garden concert.
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Siaipeaite Fet Mabtione Institute Nstruction
Shawes as Witnesses in Woodstock Deputy’s Murder Trial
Frank Shaw testified at Woodstock trial for the Windsor county deputy sheriff murder during an attempted arrest. His father, present at the shooting, was also called as a witness.
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Woodstock
Frank Shaw
Sherif Hoffman
Windsor County
Philadelphia’s Charley Johnson and Bobby Dobbs Fight Draw
Charley Johnson of Philadelphia and Bobby Dobbs of Baltimore battled to a draw after a full rating bout at Falls Field A. C. Both fighters weighed about 142 pounds and appeared in excellent condition.
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Rochester
Charley Johnson
Philadelphia
Bobby Dobbs
Baltimore
Falls Field
A. C
Commonwealth Club Golf Solves Weekend Schedule
Golf event at Commonwealth Club faces schedule adjustments with limited readable details. The clipping mentions golf and resale terms but lacks complete names or results.
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Commonwealth Club Golf
Hs Ch
Eastman Murder Case Postponed For Trial
Charles R Eastman charged with killing brother in law Richard H Grogan Jr his case moved in Third District Court Cambridge to July 17. Prosecution and defense prepare amid police searches witnesses say Grogan named murdered Eastman’s father a New Orleans lawyer.
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Charles R. Eastman
Richard H. Grogan, Jr
Third’ District Court
Cambridge
Senderson
Middlesex County
Charles W. Bartlett
Boston
Samuel J. Elder
Eastman
Fred A. McKenzie
Belle Bryan
Harvard
James BE. Murray
Henry Jones
Thomas P. Rowe
Grogan
Alvan Clark
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Peabody
Agassiz
Clark
Three Masted Schooner Narrowly Safe After Collision
The schooner Joseph W Hawthorne bound for Apalachicola with 450 000 feet of hard pine lumber from Boston anchors in Boston Light and is struck by the Hyades coal collier causing $800 in damage. Captain Hoffies blames steering gear failure on Captain Garlick. The Hyades sustains minor damage while the scene also notes heavy fish arrivals and new shipping ventures in Bath Maine and Boston ports.
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Joseph W. Hawthorne
Hoffies
Hay
Boston
Apalachicola
George McQuesten
Boston Towboat Company
Hyades
Newport News
Garlick
Alcina
Haddock
Bath
Mitchell
William C. Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Reed
George B. Walcott
Percy & Small
JL. W. Jewett
Coleman & Collins
Commercial Street
Union Wharf
James EB. Coleman
Atlantic
Tneelenbarncod
Princess Cantacuzene Cancels Visit to Mrs Potter Palmer
Paris dispatch reports Princess Cantacuzene has cancelled her planned visit to her aunt, Mrs Potter Palmer, delaying the high profile social engagement and travel schedule.
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Princess Cantacuzene
Julia Grant
Stork
Paris
Maritime Trade and Ship Movements Around Boston Harbor
Reports from Boston detail vessels sailing for Yarmouth Halifax and New York. Chattahoochee heads to New York for boiler work while City of Macon resumes bi weekly runs to New York via Savannah. Kelverdale after 72 days reaches Buenos Ayres. Triton repairs at Marquand's yard after arrival from Calais. Bath yards launch Barge Grace as season tonnage reaches 17 16? tons.
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Boston
Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
la Grande Duchesse
Halifax
Ocean Steamship Company
Chattahoochee
Lewis
Lewis Wharf
New York
Morgan Iron Works
City of
Savannah
Kelverdale
Brown
Buenos Ayres
Triton
Calais
Pottle
Marquand’s
Emily
Johnston
Grace
Kelly & Spear’s
Bath
Death of Henry D. Cogswell Founder of Poly Technic College
Henry D. Cogswell died last night at age eightysix. He founded a polytechnic college in San Francisco and became famed for presenting drinking fountains to many cities. A noted Prohibitionist and philanthropist, he donated the Boston Common fountain that stirred ornament and controversy.
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Henry D. Cogswell
Polytechnic College
San Francisco
Union
Dr. Cogswell
Boston
Shipping Revs Mini Almanac July 10 Nautical Notices
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings including steamers Admiral Farragut Anderson and several schooners and tugs bound for ports such as Norfolk Newport News and Portsmouth. The almanac records sun rise and set times with high and low water, listing many vessel names and destinations amid a busy coastal trade.
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Admiral Farragut
Anderson
Oponan
Hollies
Pye
Chariots
Port Hawkes and Hall
Gloucester
Dizer
Balimore
Pleiades
Smith
Norfolk
Wes
Dingley
Thompesor
Portland
Cone
Ann
Godfrey
Ellie Blanche Brest
Perincom R. Sorgen
Wrs
W . W. Hawthorn
Loftnen
Acadedties A
Manchester
Meithe
Buccanes
Kelly
Portsmouth
E Rarter
International
St. Nicholas
Xe Hill
Newburyport
Lekerhooker
Luserne
Perth Amboy
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Tolverpool
Philade
Buckaport
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Yail
Sound Line
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New Pier
North River
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Washington St. J
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Genesee At
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Cobb St
Weshington
O. K
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
Hanover At
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Care the Post
Frye's
Aoley
Big Bergain
WM. Sale
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