Yesterday's Auto Crash Injuries Reported
Mr and Mrs Walter Seymour and son Roscoe from Hudson were hurled from a car with bruises. Dr J D Carey of Portsmouth also hurled from the auto with a broken rib. C W Bass of Portsmouth with Carey injured leg. Joseph Hamel of Haverhill knocked from drag in collision with ribs broken and may die. William McHugh 65 of Medford struck by auto seriously injured and may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Seymour
Roscoe
Hudson
J. D. Carey
Portsmouth
C. W. Bass
Carey
Joseph Hamel
Haverhill
William McHugh
Medford
Auto Accidents Leave Seven Injured In Bay State
Seven persons were injured yesterday in auto accidents around the Bay State with two cases possibly fatal. The most serious occurred in Medford last evening when 65 year old William McHugh was struck by a auto while leaving a street car.
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Bay State
Medford
William McHugh
Auto Strike Injures Pedestrian in Winthrop Square
William Oldred of Waltham owned and drove the machine. Mc Hugh stepped from the running board in Winthrop Square and was tossed into the air. His head struck the curbstone causing a brain concussion. He was taken to Malden Hospital. The Oldred party and Irving B. Conrad were detained briefly at the police station before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oldred
Waltham
McHugh
Winthrop Square
Malden Hospital
Fred W. Oldred
Irving B. Conrad
Crash injures Haverhill man in State highway collision
Joseph Hamel of 253 River Street Haverhill was thrown from a drag when a touring car struck the drag near Haverhill. He sustained three broken ribs deep facial cuts and shock and was later moved to City Hospital. Driver Fred H Douglas narrowly escaped injury. The Norris car owned by Frank E Norris Boston wheelman. The other car owned by a Lawrence man carried only a chauffeur. One horse severely cut and bruised.
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Haverhill
Joseph Hamel
River Street
Les
Fred H. Douglas
Lawrence
Hamel
Douglas
Post
Frank E. Norris
Adams House
Boston
Homne
Norris
Eight injured as trolley strikes engine on Foster street
Worcester today reports eight people injured in a trolley car crash after it hit a stationary engine on Foster street near Lake Quinsigamond. Two are seriously hurt. the collision sent the engine and a derrick into a hole where laborers worked nearby.
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Worcester
Lake Quinsigamond
Foster Street
Taft Hosts Archbishop At Beverly Summer Spot
President Taft spends a busy day with church attendance and numerous callers at Burgess Point Beverly. Archbishop O Connell of Boston visits, staying at Gloucester summer home nearby. They chat on the Evans cottage veranda with mutual warm notes about Beverly. Visitors from Maine and Ohio arrive on political errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Taft
O’connell
Boston
Burgess Point
Gloucester
North Shore
Evans Cottage
Maine
Ohio
Injury details in Worcester accident reported
Two injured passengers, Mrs Gertrude Visceto 22 of 57 Oxford Street and Mrs James Grant 28 of 44 North Ashland Street Worcester, were aboard a car. Visceto was most severely hurt. Both women had babies with them who escaped. Six Italian workers in a nearby hole were struck by a steel rope and injured. Guiseppi Tremoni 32 of 26 Lyons Street was thrown against an abutment and is believed to have internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Visceto
Oxford Street
James Grant
Ashland Street
Worcester
Voters urged to mark ballot and mail to Boston editor
A fragmented notice instructs voters to cut out a ballot and mark a cross opposite the name Vahey or Foss. It requests mailing to the Political Editor of The Post in Boston and asks voters to sign full name and address for list verification. It notes names will not be published and calls for Democratic voters across Massachusetts to declare their preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vahey
Foss
the Post
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Coast Artillery Volunteers Muster for Hard War Game
Eight hundred men of the first Massachusetts Coast Artillery volunteer regiment begin seven days of dawn to dusk drills with regular army troops in Boston harbor. The program emphasizes hard, practical instruction over amusement, with pay at 50 cents daily for privates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bay
R. H. Patterson
Boston
Coast Artillery Company
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Coast Artillery
Boston Harbor
Uncle Sam
Volunteer
Coast Artillery Corps
John Jones
Pittman Placed in Improved Cell in Managua
American engineer William P. Pittman, captured by Madriz forces near Bluefields, is confined in a larger cell in Managua. Previously in a six by six foot dirty cell, Pittman was moved after a protest by Consul Olivares. The new shared cell houses two prisoners, including a Jamaican, and Madriz plans a cabinet reshuffle.
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Managua
Nicaragua
William P. Pittman
Madriz
Bluefields
Pittman
Olivares
Maine Emissaries Hear President Speech Schedule
Governor John F Hill and Byron Boyd led a Maine delegation to the Summer capital to urge the President to speak. The President agreed to three speeches on July 19 in Eastport July 23 in Bangor and July 26 in Rockland with a special train Birmingham to Bangor. Ohio politics and Senator Lodge were noted as topics for upcoming discussions with Judge Reynold Kincaide and other officials observing Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hill
Republican National Committee
Byron Boyd
Maine
Eastport
Bangor
Rockland
Bar Warrior
Senator Lodge
Nahant
Massachusetts
Reynold Kincaide
Toledo
Ohio
Rosa
Harmon
Burgess Point
Charles R. Dick
Wade H. Ellis
Republican Campaign Committee
Canadians pledge $500 more in victims aid
In a continuing fundraising push, Canadians pledge an additional five hundred dollars toward aid for victims. The updated total strengthens support for those affected and sustains relief programs.
Boston fund drive asks $1 for Campbellton fire victims
A Boston committee coordinating a relief fund for Campbellton New Brunswick fire sufferers received a letter from Samuel J. Gilbey of Everett sending $1 and urging provincial-born subjects to donate. Subscriptions should go to the Federal Trust Company, custodian, to forward promptly to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Committee
Campbellton
Samuel J. Gilbey
Everett
Campbellton, N. B
Boston Post
John F. Fitzgerald
Federal Trust Company
S. J. Gilbey
Gilbey
Boston
Intercolonial Club pledges relief aid for Campbellton fire victims
Fred J. Macleod of the Intercolonial Club of Boston said at a casual gathering of about 20 members that $500 was pledged Saturday night for Campbellton New Brunswick residents left homeless by a devastating fire. No formal meeting occurred, but members discussed the crisis in the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Macleod
Intercolonial Club of
Boston
Campbellton
New Brunswick
Treasure Isle in Real Life Finds Buried Box of Papers
Eight year old Louis Osborne digging on a Sand Hill near his San Francisco home uncovered a metal box containing 2600 shares of stock deeds to city property and other papers. Police believe robbers raided Augusto Imbrie's house and buried the box after taking valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Little Louis Osborne
Jon Osborne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Louis
Augustus Imbrie
Imbrie
Rise and Sun Panel at 8:23 A.M. Report
A fragmented notice notes a time reference of 8:23 A.M. and a sunrise cue at 4:22. The readable text mentions rises and a panel or event tied to the morning hours and daylight. No clear names or locations are discernible in the fragment.
Forecast for Boston and New England Fair Weather Next Two Days
forecast notes fair conditions for Boston and vicinity Monday and Tuesday with light easterly or variable winds. In New England the outlook is generally fair with light to moderate variable winds. Temperature readings show a range from the mid 60s to mid 80s across the region with no significant storms expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Sports Roundup From Yesterday’s Baseball and Boxing News
Detroit and New York led a collage of scores with Cincinnati Philadelphia and St Louis tallying in a busy slate. Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 0 in the first game while a second game score is not listed. Tris Sneaker closens lead with Lajoie and Cobb in the batting race as Boston blanks Canton 4 to 0. Evans nearly no-hit the opposition and Deacon McGuire rates Boston as faster than Detroit. Jeffries hints at a possible ring return.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Tris
Lajoie
Cobb
Boston Nationals
Canton
Evans
Deacon” McGuire
Boston
Detroit
Jeffries
Record of a Day of the Water's Victims
Walter W. Battis Jr., 22, of Winthrop, fell from a canoe on the Charles River at Dedham. Edward G. Rhodes, 21, of Lynn, died of heart failure while swimming at Harpswell, Me. John Bordage, 30, of East Douglas, body found in a small pond. Holmstead H. J., 19, of Brockton, drowned as a canoe capsized at Carver Cotton Gin pond. Gasconguay Edward, 36, of Rumford Falls, Me., drowned when a boat capsized at Silver Lake in Roxbury, Me. John Donnelly, 20, drowned in the Concord River at Lowell. Onlookers thought the boys were fooling. Joseph McCusker, 21, of Lowell, companion of Donnelly.
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Battis
Walter W., Jr
Winthrop
Charles River
Dedham
Rhodes
Edward G
Lynn
Harpswell
Bordage
John
East Douglas
Holmstead
H. J
Brockston
Carver Cotton Gin Pond
Gasconguay
Edward
Rumford Falls
New England Waters Claim Seven Lives in Bathing Tragedy
Seven people died in New England waters yesterday with one additional swimmer gravely injured. Most fatalities stemmed from rowers capsizing or bathing accidents and one of the deaths occurred in Greater Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Greater
Boston
Winthrop Man Drowns in Charles River River Tragedy
Walter W. Battis Jr of Winthrop drowned while canoeing with Lawrence H. Jones on the Charles River. Battis, unable to swim, stood to adjust clothing and toppled the frail craft. Jones, an able swimmer, fought to save him, but both men sank and rose, each slipping from the other's grasp. Jones expelled water while attempting rescues, finally reaching shore exhausted and returning to search the river bottom for Battis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Walter W. Battis, Jr
Winthrop
Charles River
Lawrence H. Jones
Battis
Jones
Larry
Rescue in drifting motor boat near Hampton Beach
Miss Anna Holden of Portsmouth and Shir ley Woods of Portsmouth adrift all night off the Massachusetts and New Hampshire coast were picked up early today off Hampton Beach. They drifted from Portsmouth harbor in a 22 foot motor boat at 10 o clock yesterday after a water front trip.
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Portsmouth
Anna Holden
Shirley Woods
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Hampton Beach
Portsmouth Harbor
Woods
Youthful duo survive long drift near Isles of Shoals at night
Miss Holden and Woods, both under 19, drifted eleven miles north of the Isles of Shoals in a motor boat. Cries for help were ignored by passing steamers as waves rose. Early morning, friend Oren Downs spotted the distress and towed them to Portsmouth where they recovered. They plan to stay quiet about the experience.
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Isles of Shoals
Woods
Miss Holden
Oren Downs
Isles
Hampton Beach
Portsmouth
Night Fire Drives Dorchester Family From Home
At midnight a fire at 110 Pleasant Street Dorchester forced Mrs Ellen Cherry her son 19 John and daughter 15 Mary to flee in night clothes. The blaze started in a Clause bedroom, smoke spread through partitions, the Cherry family home was occupied by two adults away and summer visitors. Damage about 200 dollars.
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Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Ellen Cherry
Richard Cherry
John
Mary
Clause
Cherry
Cherry Household, Who Were Home. Mr. Cherry
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Dray
Arconw
Andrew Cos
Fortrevere
C'S
South
Bovells
Great
Alrewster
East
James H. Vahey
Eugene N. Foss
Mark
Allo
Clean Cell
Lodge
Ohio Politics Today
John F. Wilkie
Secret Service
James Sloan, Jr
Intercolonial
Treasure Isle
Stevenson
A.M
P.M. S
Walter M. Batylis, JR
Frank Woods
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