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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1902

Page

4

Poison charge may be dropped against Mrs Aline O Malley

Philadelphia July 9 The district attorney weighs dropping the arsenic poisoning charge against Mrs Aline O Malley amid evidence she faced conspiracy to rob and larceny counts. Aline hopes bail will be posted and she may testify she suffered abuse in her brother in law's home before seeking a temporary South Bend residence.

Philadelphia Aline O'Malley Moyamensing William J. Hearin Hearin Hunter N. Y Catskill Mountains

Notre Dame Professor Case Moves Forward in O Malley Inquiry

In South Bend on July 9 investigators pressed the O Malley case as Frank O Malley the artist and brother of the professor questioned friends of his brother s wife who knew her as a student at St Mary s Academy.

South Bend Ind O'Malley Frank O'Malley Notre Dame St. Mary’s Academy

Hotels Burned in Turner Maine After Fire

A Turner fire destroyed the Maplewood Hotel and Gross House owned by T F Faulkner and Staples box factory, with a horse killed in the stable. The Methodist church roof at Roberts Hall also caught fire but was saved. The blaze started about 9 PM and was controlled by 10 PM, with estimated losses around 7000 dollars and insurance about 2000.

Lewiston Turner Maplewood Gross T. F. Faulkner Staples Register of Deeds W. B. Beals Auburn Roberts Hall Stret

Electric kills Lowell woman on Chelmsford line

An unknown woman about 60 was struck and killed by an electric car near the city line in Chelmsford around 9 30 p.m. The motorman saw her only after the car was already near. She suffered a broken left leg multiple broken ribs and other injuries and died moments later.

Lowell Chelmsford

Fifteen Caught in Gambling Raid at Clifton Resort

A raid on the Clifton gambling house at 2 Berwick Park led to the arrest of fifteen men after officers surrounded exits at 11 pm. Two wagon trips retrieved sixteen packs of cards seven chairs one table and seven eye shades as the suspects, mostly well dressed, regarded the arrests as a joke.

South Ind Clifton Berwick Park Wescott Brown

Abiel Abbot Low Sails to England in 38-Foot Launch

The 38 foot launch Abiel Abbot Low commanded by Captain William C. Newman left New York at 9:30 AM for Falmouth England from College Point. His 16 year old son Edward accompanies him as sole passenger. The vessel carries 600 gallons of kerosene oil fuel, eight foot beam and a three foot eight inch draught. Estimated 20 days to reach Falmouth. The inventor claims no engine of similar size using electricity or coal could match its performance.

New York Abiel Abbot Low William C. Newman New York Kerosene Oil Engine Company College Point Falmouth Eng Newman Edward

Earthquake Destroys Village in European Turkey

In Salonica European Turkey the Daily Mail correspondent reports a quake that ruined the village of Guvesne eight miles away and killed 12 residents.

London Salonica Turkey Daily Mail Guvesne

Reunion and Field Day Plan for Working Boys Home

A meeting to organize the annual reunion and field day of the Working Boys Home was held at on Bennett Street Medford. Ex Councilman Michael T Callahan chaired. Highlights include an open air horse show and Roxbury Horse Guards exhibition. Negotiations for a 10 mile vs half mile race between William McVicker and Bart Sullivan are underway. Organizing committee members named include Rev John F Bord John F Moakley trainer of Cornell University John D Murphy Hugh C McGrath J Frank Facey and William Dumbrisky.

Working Boys Combination Park Medford Bennett Street Michael T. Callahan

Savage stallion savages stableman in mass stabbing attack

Bartholomew Connolly of 98 West Fifth street was attacked by a black stallion at a First Street stable. The horse seized him, lifting him and fracturing his skull before workers could intervene. Connolly was sent to City Hospital and remained on the dangerous list.

Bartholomew Connolly West Fifth Street Connolly First Street Dorchester Avenue

Electric pole collapses darkens Jamaica Plain area

A decayed wooden electric light pole toppled near 174 Boylston street causing a second pole to fall at Chestnut avenue and Boylston. Wires snapped, sections of Boylston Lamartine Danforth and Chestnut were roped off. No wind cause yet determined.

Jamaica Plain Herbert Regen Boylston Street Chestnut Avenue Boylston Lamartine Danforth Streets Regen

Death of Roxbury Shopkeeper Poised by Natural Causes

William McMillen aged 38 was found dead in his Roxbury store at 982 Tremont Street by partner William Fogarty. Medical Examiner Draper reports natural causes. Funeral arranged from the warerooms this afternoon. no relatives.

William McMillen Hammond Street Roxbury Tremont Street William Fogarty Draper Fogarty McMillen J. P. Cleary

Jffiger Saves Woman After Glass Window Fracture

Bridget Kennedy of 4 Newton Court nearly died after slashing her arm through a plate glass window. Patrolman Brooks sacrificed his necktie and handkerchief to form a tourniquet, saving her life until emergency care at Kingston Street Hospital. Doctors said she would have bled to death without the officer’s aid.

Bridget Kennedy Newton Court Harrison Avenue Brooks Kingston Street Ledwell

Roosevelt Enjoys Easy Vacation Amid Tight Guard

President Roosevelt spends a hot Oyster Bay day with family near Sagamore Hill while secret service guards him closely. He rode Bleistein with Teddy Jr and cousins, eluding detectives briefly, then returned home in good health and high spirits.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Ma. Roosevelt Secret Service Hunter Bleistein Teddy, Jr Emlen George Roosevelt Glen Cove Bleistein Teddy Glen Cove Road Cold Spring Road Yellow Goat Road Roosevelt House Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club Centre Island

London Wall telephone exchange burned cutting stock broker links

The telephone exchange at No. 58 London Wall burned tonight causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Telephonic service for around 3000 subscribers, mostly London stock brokers, was severed.

London London Wall

Kidney Bleeding Relief Adv by Kennedy Remedy

Canandaigua resident K N Green recounts severe kidney bleeding years ago and credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with stopping the flow. The ad promotes the product as energizing kidneys and blood purification with bottles sold nationwide and a free mail sample offer from Dr Kennedy Corporation Readout NY.

K. N. Green Canandaigua, N David Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Readout N. Y

Nebraska Flood Delays Grow Across Omaha Area

Reports say conditions worsen as floods flood rail lines. Morning trains run late or abandoned. At Superior 1000 feet of Burlington track washed into the Republican River and Santa Fe overrun by a foot of water near Blair. Northwestern track washed at Blair near Herman and Kennard with bridge approaches sliding into the Missouri River.

Omaha Neb Superior Burlington Railroad Republican River Santa Fe Blair Northwestern Herman Kennard Missouri River Bridge

Tornado Strikes Oxford Iowa Farm Regions

A tornado devastated the Oxford farm region causing heavy damage to orchards and outbuildings and killing livestock. Des Moines River rose rapidly, trains halted, rescues by boat ongoing in Marshalltown and other towns as floods spread. Governor Cummins ordered the Fifty second Iowa encampment at Fonda disbanded due to rainfall.

Des Moines Oxford Cummins Fifty-second Iowa Fonda Atlantic Extra Burytown Onawax Sioux City Marshalltown Northwestern Great Western

Wireless mast at Naval Academy tests new telegraph links

The 170 foot mast for the Naval Academy wireless telegraph station was set in a cement 18 foot deep foundation anchored by four old cannons. Professor N M Terry reported successful experiments with midshipmen aboard harbor vessels. Trials will compare French German and Marconi systems with a Washington station.

Annapolis Naval Academy N. M. Terry Washington

Thugs in Rochester Rob Miss Smith in July assault

Police investigations reveal a gang assaulted Bertha Smith 24 in Rochester on July 4 seizing a gold watch two rings and money. She was knocked unconscious and left on railroad tracks with intent to be run over to conceal the theft.

Rochester N. Y Bertha Smith Miss Smith

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