Thaw could kill if freed experts say in sanity hearing
In White Plains New York on July 9 Dr John W Russell head of Mattea gan Insane Asylum warned that if Thaw were released from custody and returned to his former life he might kill another person. He proposed release only under a special attendant. Dr Adolph Meyer testified Thaw was never of unsound mind. When asked if Thaw was a murderer when he shot White he replied To do.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
John W. Russell
Matteagan Insane Asylum
Russell
Adolph Meyer
White
William T. Jerome
State
Officials To Testify In Boston Elevated Dispute
Officials of the Boston Elevated Company and six division superintendents are to appear before the State Board of Arbitration at 10 this morning. The strike involves about 400 switchmen and concerns alleged discharged workers for union involvement, plus a second walkout by switchmen seeking a loyalty bonus. Mayor Fitzgerald defends his handling, cites lack of council authority in a $500 transfer, and supports awaiting the arbitration report for a settlement.
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Boston Elevated Company
State Board of Arbitration
Boston Elevated
State Board
Elevated Division
Elevated
Dunbar Avenue
Police Division 11
Maine Hall
Malden
Boston
Fitzgeral
James H. Vahey
Bancroft
General Bancroft
Smith
City Hall
Storrow
Boston Elevated Railroad
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Elevated Road
Rioting Flares Across Everett Malden Medford After Meeting
Riotous scenes broke out in Everett Malden and Medford last night after a meeting of elevated car strikers in Marie Hall Malden. Several people were injured and numerous cars were damaged during the disturbances as crowds clashed with authorities.
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Everett
Malden
Medford
Marie Hall
Streetcar strike riot injures several in Everett and Malden
A disturbance after a union meeting left George Bennett, a motorman, with a crushed left eye after a stone struck him on Broad way Everett. Mrs. Edward Monahan was unconscious from a neck injury on a Broadway car in Everett. James Carew suffered a serious head injury on Pleasant street Malden. Police failed to disperse the crowd as cars were stoned along the line and one West Medford car crashed at Main and Newhall streets.
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George Bennett
Broadway
Everett
Malden Hospital
Edward Monahan
James Carew
Medford
Pleasant Street
Malden
Thomas Shine
William French
Lynn
Patrick F. Sheehan
Boston
Boston Grand Opera House
Thomas McCarthy
Medford Street
Charlestown
Shine
Main
Newhall
West Medford
Boston Rat Catchers Begin Waterfront Cleanup Today
Boston's new rat catching brigade organized by the Board of Health starts work today to rid the waterfront of thousands of rats as a health precaution aimed mainly against bubonic plague.
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Boston
Board of Health
Rat Control Crusade Aims to Stop Plague Spread
Health authorities order rat catchers to trap and kill rats near sugar refineries. Fleas from rats will be examined for germs while the John R. Fell from Mayaguez, Porto Rico is checked. Dr. Francis X. Mahoney leads the anti rat drive as longshoremen kill many rodents.
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Porto Rico
Havana
Francis X. Mahoney
Board of Health
John R. Fell
Mayaguez
Philadelphia Strike Threat Looms Over Transit Car Men
Seven thousand carmen employed by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company vote to strike on a date set by a three union executive committee. They protest a rule banning union insignia and decide to wear union buttons tomorrow despite possible discharge.
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Carmen
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Franconia Sets Sail with 1200 aboard from New York
The Cunard liner Franconia sailed for Queenstown Fishguard and Liverpool yesterday afternoon with more than 1200 passengers. Among the 300 saloonists were many prominent society people. Miss Rose Pitonof the 17 year old swimmer who swam to Boston Light and from New York City to Coney Island left on her way to England to swim the English channel.
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Queenstown
Fishguard
Liverpool
Rose Pitonof
Boston
New York City
Coney Island
England
English Channel
Sailor Russell Steinert Bound Over For Manslaughter
Russell Steinert of Commonwealth avenue has been bound over in $5000 for the August grand jury sitting on a manslaughter charge. He is jailed with his parents Mr and Mrs Alexander Steinert and his brothers. A Boston group of notable residents and families are listed among those jailed.
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Russell Steinert
Commonwealth Avenue
Alexander Steinert
Miss Pitonof
England
Boston
George Abbott
Abbott
Haskell Brown
United States
Port of
Lincoln Pierce
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Rajah Coats
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Munster
Bunker Hill
Pied Pipers
Vorenberg
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Vorenbergs
Washington, Hanover and
Mike Flannery Ellis Parker Butler
Sunday’s Post
Franconia
Cunard
SAILS
THE
C. E. Osgood CO
Boylston and
Essex Tunnel
Stati
Liberal Credit
New England
Osgood
East Boston
Meridian St
CO. E. Osgood CO
Cambridge Store
Cambridge St
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