Kelley arraigned for assault as eye injury shocks city
John D. Kelley was arraigned in the Police Court on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a shooting left Mrs. Mary A. McBride with the loss of her right eye. He pleaded not guilty as Judge Hadley ordered $8000 bail until July 24. Mrs McBride, hospitalized at St John’s, is reported to have an excellent chance of recovery and plans a trip to Ireland with her husband, tickets to be kept.
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Lowell
John D. Kelley
Mary
Mary A. McBride
Kelley
8. P. Hadley
St. John’s Hospital
McBride
Ireland
Dream leads to 20 foot fall in South Boston
William J Hussey of 181 Gold Street South Boston leaped from a veranda railing during a dream and fell 20 feet. He sustained internal injuries and fractures but is expected to recover after treatment at City Hospital. Doctor Herbert J Keenan ordered his removal and care.
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William J. Hussey
Gold Street
Boston
City Hospital
Hussey
Herbert J. Keenan
Broadway
Three East Boston Boys Accused In Robbery
Three youths aged 11 to 13 from East Boston reportedly robbed Captain Joseph Ross of 141 Trenton Street. They fled with 700 dollars, over 600 of which was recovered by Patrolman Hurley after a confession, money buried in cellars. Captain Ross, choosing leniency, did not press charges.
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East Boston
Noddle Island
Joseph Ross
Trenton Street
John Hurley
Station 7
Ross
Boston
Baby to Miss Annex Completes Range for Misses and Infants
The Baby to Miss Annex proclaims itself the most complete outfitting establishment for Misses, Girls, and Infants ready to wear. It emphasizes a broad selection and dedicated space for styles and sizes, catering to fashion needs of mothers and children alike.
Boston Boys Robbed Captain Ross and Wore Masks
A group of East Boston youths planned and executed a robbery at Captain Ross's home on Trenton Street. A black stocking mask, a chisel, and bandages were found as clues. Patrolman Hurley uncovered the tale through surveillance and confession. The boys, armed with revolvers and knives, faced no prosecution after Ross chose leniency, earning him idol status among local youngsters.
Fires Strike Same Building Twice In Short Span
A blaze yesterday afternoon damaged the brick building at 142 Wvmend Street occupied by A. W. Hastings, door sash and blinds maker. The fire in the third and fourth floors caused about 5000 dollars in damage, marking a second fire in the same structure within days.
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A. W. Hastings
Union Clubhouse Plan for New York Colleges
Alumni of Brown Dartmouth Amherst Williams Wesleyan and MIT plan a large New York union clubhouse. A $500000 fundraising drive aims to finance an eight or nine story building with lower floors for general use and upper floors dedicated to each college.
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New York
Brown
Dartmouth
Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Heroic Rescue After Balcony Fall Injures Buckley
Frank Keeroar of 110 Commercial Street saved Cornelius J. Buckley who fell from a higher staging at 347 Sumner Street. Buckley suffered two broken legs and was taken to City Hospital. Keeroar had minor injuries and received care at the Relief station. Buckley resides in Worcester.
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Frank Keeroar
Commercial Street
Sumner Street
Cornelius J. Buckley
Keeroar
Buckley
City Hospital
Worcester
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South Boston
Captain Ross
Viton Doe
Washington and
Winter Sts
Filene’s
Sree
Créss
S .V.crevece
Gibson
Hurley
Ross Sur
the Post
William Collins
Solomon
Landor
Plan Union Clubhouse
Uneeda Biscuit
Tional Biscuit Company
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