Charlestown Sloop Disaster Leaves One Body Recovered
A 35 foot sloop Alberta capsized near Broad Sound sending eight men to their deaths with six rescued. All 14 aboard were Charlestown neighbors led by Second Officer Grafton Morgan aboard the Cymric. One body, John Holland, found, while the rescued aid at Relief Hospital.
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Martin Disken
Moulton Street
Charlestown
John Rooney
Prospect Street
Joseph Cole
Chestnut Street
Jeremiah Crowley
Washington Street
Michael O’neil
John Holland
Grafton Morgan
The
Cymric
Albert G. Ayers
Water Street
John Dacey
Medford Street
Daniel Green
Tremont Street
Daniel Sullivan
Edgewood Street
Patrick Holland
Jeremiah O’neil
John Downey
Sprague Street
Relief Hospital
Boston
Alberta
Ram’s Head Buoy
Broad Sound
Marins
Patrick J. Clougherty
Dorchester
William Turner
Joseph H. Martin
White Star Pier
Ram’s Head
Rescue Crew Saves Crew From Grave Near Graves Light
Forty men and women aboard the launch Hecla of Winthrop were rescued by the Winthrop volunteer life saving crew as their craft neared rocks near Graves lighthouse in Boston harbor.
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Hecla
Winthrop
Winthrop Volunteer
Graves Lighthouse
Boston Harbor
Daring Rescue Near dangerous rocks saves boat in harbor
A launch crewed by unnamed women faced a breaking sea when its engine failed near Graves. lifeboat Captain McFarland and crew reached the craft within 100 feet of rocks, signaling distress with a white cloth before towing the disabled boat to Winthrop Beach for safe ashore.
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Winthrop Beach
McFarland
Winthrop
Hyde Park Youth Injured While Saving Hat From Moving Car
Francis Shea a 21 year old of Garfield avenue Hyde Park is hospitalized at Hyde Park General with concussion after leaping from a Bay State Line electric car near Milton and River streets Dedham to recover his hat. He jumped from the running board as the hat blew off and struck his head on the ground.
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Francis Shea
Garfield Avenue
Hyde Park
Hyde Park General Hospital
Shea
Bay State Line
Dedham
Milton
River Streets
Governor Foss Attacks Labor Leaders Over Union Tyranny
Governor Foss denounces organized labor as tyranny and calls for a full investigation of U S unions. He argues leaders violate workers and threaten industrial peace and prosperity, urging reform while predicting sympathy from many labor men.
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Canada
Foss
Organized Labor
Governor weighs open shop stance at Hyde Park plant
The Governor insists on maintaining the open shop policy at Sturtevant blower works in Hyde Park and rejects a 20 percent wage increase demand. He also hints at an independent run for Governor this fall, imagining a political scramble free from entanglements and aimed at letting the people’s business run unpolitically.
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Sturtevant Blower
Hyde Park
Bis Fall
Massachusetts
Romance of South Shore Engagement of Ruth Kimball to Carl Jones
A house party introduction led to a vacation romance at Buzzards Bay and a serious engagement. Ruth M. Kimball of the south shore, a Smith College alumna and musician, becomes betrothed to Carl C. Jones of Washington DC. Jones, 24, attends George Washington Law School and serves as assistant librarian in the national Senate. his father Dr BE L Jones of Waterville Maine is a Maine Democratic figure.
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Buzzards Bay
Ruth M. Kimball
South Shore
Carl C. Jones
Washington, D. C
Miss Kimball
Smith College
Mr. Jones
George Washington Law School
Washington
BE. L. Jones
Waterville
Maine Democratic Committee
Jones
National Senate
Dying Man Found In Vacant Tenement
Timothy Haley aged 55, homeless, was found unconscious just before midnight in a vacant first floor tenement at 153 Leverett Street West. He was rushed by ambulance to Relief Hospital but died en route. body taken to North Grove Street morgue.
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Timothy Haley
Leverett Street
Relief Hospital
North Grove Street
Woman Falls to Death From Ninth Floor of Hotel Bellevue
Mystery surrounds the identity of a 25 year old woman who plunged to her death from the Hotel Bellevue ninth floor. An employee found the crushed body in the rear area way early yesterday. Medical Examiner Magrath labels it death by her own action and seeks to identify the victim.
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Hotel Bellevue
Magrath
Woman Found Dead in Hotel Room Described as Despondent
A New York woman identified only as Mrs Strader arrived July 2 and checked into a hotel room where she later died. A handkerchief bore the initial S and police suspect despondency as the motive. Hotel staff said she kept to her room and appeared morose during her stay.
Drowned Man Found Dead at Lake Quinsigamond
An unidentified man about 22 is drowned after his canoe capsized at Lake Quinsigamond. Police dragged the pond and recovered the body around 6 PM. Clothing did not reveal identity. he weighed about 140 pounds and wore dark trousers with a light shirt.
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Worcester
Lake Quinsigamond
Mad mongrel hound runs through Wilmington biting six
A mad mongrel hound roamed Wilmington for two miles, biting six children and chasing a crowd. Residents sought safety in houses as hunters with revolvers fired at the animal. Edward Haskell killed the dog after a 15 minute fight with an iron bar.
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Wilmington
Edward Haskell
Rabies Testing Underway After Hound Incident
A hound's head was sent to the State Board of Health to determine rabies. Arrangements were made at Tewksbury Hospital to give Pasteur treatment to the children involved.
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State Board of Health
Tewksbury Hospital
Bryan salary too small prompts Sunday lecture note
Asheville July 13 William J Bryan secretary of state spoke at Hendersonville in western North Carolina, the first paid Sunday attraction there. He said government pay is insufficient and he must lecture to live decently, adding that his Chautauqua work is a legitimate supplement and helps him stay in touch with the people.
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Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
William J. Bryan
Hendersonville
United States
Bryan
Strike of 80 000 up to roads
Conductors and trainmen on Eastern railroads may strike if railroads refuse arbitration on wages and differences. Men's representatives said grievance committees across roads ratified the strike vote after talks in New York. Continued on Page 2.
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New York
Plot to kill Huerta uncovered in Mexico City
A plot to assassinate President Huerta General Diaz and war minister Blanquet was foiled by the arrest of one deputy and ten others. The plan reportedly involved bombs set to strike officials as they rode through the streets.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Blanquet
King Ferdinand Ill Not Die but Sick at Palace
Vienna reports King Ferdinand is ill with acute rheumatism and fever rather than killed. Bulgarian minister cites illness linked to inability to visit Carlsbad for treatment. Sofia reports concealment of military reverses as Roumanian troops enter Bulgaria and Serbs and Greeks advance.
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Vienna
Ferdinand
Carlsbad
Sofia
Bulgaria
Baseball Results From Yesterday Top Scores
Chicago beat Boston 3 to 2. New York won 3 to 2 against St Louis. Detroit prevailed 7 to 1 over Philadelphia in the first game and 5 to 4 in the second. Washington edged Cleveland 5 to 4. Detailed game stories appear on Pages 10 and 11.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Anniversaries and Historic Dates Highlighting 18th and 19th Century Events
This snapshot lists events and birthdays tied to today: destruction of the Bastist marking upheaval in the French Revolution era 1759, Commodore Perry arriving in Japan 1855, Owen Wister born 1860, birthdays of General Charles H. Taylor and Frank L. Locke, and a note on Sam Richards setting a new swim record to Boston Light a year ago.
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Ommodore Perry
Japan
Owen Wisterborn
Charles H. Taylor
Frank L. Locke
Boston v. M. Gc. A
Sam Richards
Boston
B. V. D. Shirts Sale At Continental Yesterday
The Continental at 651 Washington corner Boylston Street offered B V D garments at 25c. Also available were Hadaway dollar shirts for 69c and Bates Street shirts priced $1.50 at $1.15 with a variety of other items advertised.
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Continental
Washington Corner
Boylston St
B. v. Ds
Bates Street
New England Forecast: Fair Weather with Light Winds
The forecast for New England calls for generally fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday. Moderate west to northwest winds are expected, bringing clear skies and mild temperatures across coastal and inland areas.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
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Marvis
Morgan
Sailors’ Club
LABOR
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Robert L. Norton
Romance OF
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Belleview
Indy House
Bato
Luconera
Hibernia Savings Bank
Nist
Jackson. Motor Car CO
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Portland Sh
Newport
SA Rises
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Thompson's Spa
Ghiicces
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