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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1916

Page

3

Mystery of Double Drowning in Manchester Canal

Police in Manchester investigate the deaths of Mrs. Helen Bennett and Frank T. Weddick in the Amoskeag mill canal. Weddick's body was recovered at Granite Street terminus. Bennett's body later found in the canal. Witnesses describe a late night meeting and heated argument. hats found near the embankment are linked to the couple.

Manchester N. H Amoskeag Mill Canal Helen Bennett High Street Frank T. Weddick Summer Street Weddick Granite Street McKinley

Hughes Alliance Plans Incorporation for Hughes Vote

New York July 9 The Hughes Alliance to back Charles E. Hughes for president will file articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State tomorrow. Incorporators include Darwin R. James Jr Winfred T. Denison Robert C. Marsh Captain Arthur F. Cosby Nathaniel Phillips and Albert S. Bard. State branches are forming in many states.

New York Hughes Alliance Charles E. Hughes Darwin R. James, Jr Winfred T. Denison Robert C. Marsh Arthur F. Cosby Nathaniel Phillips Albert S. Bard

Kitchener Memorial Service Honored British Warrior

The Rev. Edward Sullivan delivered an address at a memorial service for the dead British warrior, held at St Pauls Cathedral in Newton Centre. The service, under the British army veterans and Sons of St. George, praised Kitchener as Britain’s man of the hour and as a model of preparation and discipline.

Kitchener Germany Edward Sullivan Trinity Church Newton Centre Britain St. Paul British Army Veterans and Sons of St

Service Honors Kitchener as Britain's Man of the Hour

About 3000 attended a service with many outside as the British organizations in uniform wore crepe bands. A 20-voice choir sang hymns on the church steps before the hour, including Onward Christian Soldiers. The Rev Sullivan praised Kitchener as a symbol of Britain's resolve and urged all to "do our bit" with calm calculation and unfailing devotion to king and country.

Mr. Sullivan Joffre France Kitchener Great Britain Lord Kitchener Victoria Britain M Kitchener Khartoum Lord Roberts Germany Napoleon Leipzig Egypt India South Africa

Inspector Carmody Dead In Brookline Police News

John Carmody 89 Brookline, an inspector in Brookline police detective bureau, died yesterday after a three week illness at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Born in Brookline, he joined the force in 1893, served in Longwood and Village Square districts, joined the detective bureau in 1915, and once captured a burglar after a chase. Funeral Tuesday at 9 am at Church of St Mary of the Assumption. burial Holyhood cemetery. survived by one son and three daughters.

John Carmody Kent Street Brookline Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Inspector Carmody John Ellen Carmody Longwood Boston & Albany Road Carmody Village Square Church of St. Mary of the Assumption Holyhood Cemetery John J. Carmody M. F. Cullen Catherine Mary Carmody

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