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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
5
Borwick Pennsylvania July 9 Baird Jr one of the wealthiest dependent coal operators in the anthracite region died early today from injuries received in an automobile accident near here yesterday. Hindle who was riding with him was killed instantly when the car skidded into a tree on a steep hill.
General Armando Riva, head of the Cuban national police, died from bullet wounds suffered during a pistol fight on the Prado after raiding a gambling club. Governor Ernesto Auger and legislators Vidal Morales and Arias await trial in connection with the crime.
Probate Court to decide if Salem must use 10 000 dollars income from the late Thomas Sweetzer to furnish free stoves and cooking utensils to the poor. City officials may act to accept or modify the trust, with stoves kept in stock and replacements provided as needed.
After accepting a ride with a physician, she alleges reckless operation caused the car to overturn on a Winchendon street. Both occupants were thrown out and she sustained permanent injuries. The case will be tried.
A two-alarm blaze at the Suffolk Coal Company wharf in East Boston originated from sparks on a hoisting engine and spread through Huckins Company lumber piles. Fire boats and nearby engines fought the flames. Huckins Co. estimates $20,000 in damage to lumber and yard assets.
The old side-wheeler Connecticut, once the Fall River line’s palatial steamer, will be destroyed within a week to ten days after being sold for junk to Thomas Butler. It lies near Governor's Island and a motion picture company plans to film a rescue scene as the vessel burns.
Lewiston Me July 9 John T. Russell and Arthur Roux overseers in the Androscoggin Cotton Mill were arrested on charges of violating the State child labor law. The arrests followed a complaint by John F. Connelly a labor commissioner and state factory inspector. They will be arraigned in Municipal Court tomorrow.
Readable text outlines a silk remnants sale featuring messalines taffetas louisienes and stripes in various yard lengths. Items priced from 25c to $1.59 per yard include 96 inch messalines 40 inch poplins charmeuse crepe de chine and changeable taffeta.
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