Death of Lady Curzon of Kedleston in London
Lady Curzon of Kedleston Mary Lester of Chicago dies at 8:40 PM after illness from 1904 heart disease contracted at Wilmer Castle Kent. Funeral at Kedleston. Eldest daughter of Levi Z. Lester of Chicago and Marshall Field & Co. family. Born in Chicago, lived in Washington. married Lord Curzon April 22 189%. Her influence aided her husband at India’s viceroy post.
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London
Lady Curzon of
Kedleston
Mary Lester
Chicago
Wilmer Castle
Kent
Curzon
Lord Curzon of
India
Levi Z. Lester
Marshall Field & Co
John Carver
Plymouth
Lady Curzon
Washington
George Nathaniel Curzon
Lord Salisbury
Wild chase of autoist thrills Revere Lynn readers
A 10 mile dash between Cyrus Sargent's touring car driver and Patrolman G R Rantoul on a motorcycle ended with Rantoul catching the car near Lynn Common. Speeds reached about 40 mph as the driver tried to pull away before being arraigned at Revere for speeding.
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Metropolitan Park
Revere
Lynn
Cyrus Sargent
G. R. Rantoul
Lynn City
Essex Street
Rantoul
Lynn Common
Thrice Married at Seventeen in Louisville Bride Case
Clara Miner Duezer Clegg of Charlestown Indiana, not yet 17, became the wife of H. Coley in Louisville. Previously married to Charles Duezer three years ago, then to William Clegg whom she divorced after a year. She had obtained divorce from Clegg days earlier.
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Louisville
Clara Miner Duezer Clegg
Charlestown
Ind
H. Coley
William Clogg
Coley
Charles Duezer
Clegg
Insane Man Who Served Insane Man Found Dead in Worcester
Albert Johan nis, 44, of 13 Boston street Malden was found dead on a Worcester track. Police believe he killed himself. Former Epileptic Hospital inmate at Monson escaped four years ago and posed as a hospital attendant in Boston then Worcester Asylum. After discovery he was discharged and grew despondent. Body to be sent to Malden for burial.
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Worcester
Albert Johannis
Boston Street
Malden
Monson
Here
Boston
Worcester Asylum
Brother Gives Skin for Brother Face Transplant
Thomas Calabro donated skin from his thigh to his brother Stephen Calabro, disfigured by an explosion two years earlier. Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital used the grafts to craft a new countenance, a feat hailed as a courageous, selfless act by the quiet donor.
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Quincy
Thomas Calabro
Stephen Calabro
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dyson Resigns as Deputy Chief in State Police
Worcester July 18 Joseph M Dyson deputy chief of the inspecting department of the State police tendered his resignation. Governor Guild accepted. Joseph A Moore of Brockton appointed in Dyson's place and is a Civil War veteran and former city marshal of Gloucester. Dyson remains in the inspecting department as an inspector.
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Worcester
Joseph M. Dyson
State Police
Guild
Joseph A. Moore
Brockton
Dyson
Gloucester
Somerville Gang Attacks Police Escalate City Turmoil
A Somerville clash between a 16 to 21 year old gang and police grows worse as officers on patrol face assaults while arresting drunks. Reserve officer Burns is struck after a helmet is knocked off and a crowd urges the attack. Patrick Smith pays fines for drunkenness and assault. Doolin was attacked while guarding a prisoner, Patrick E. Cady, awaiting trial.
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Somerville
Franklin Street
Charlestown
Parkhurst
Joseph J. Burns
Patrick Smith
Smith
Burns
Doolin
Patrick E. Cady
Unknown man's body found in bushes near Nashua road
The decomposed body of an unidentified man was found in bushes near the Nashua road about seven miles below Manchester by workmen laying a new street railway.
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Manchester
N. H
Nashua Road
Honor Heroes at Noon Today
Gold medals and purses will be presented to Captain John Parry and the crew of the Leyland line steamship Bostonian at 12 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. Vice President Frank A Noyes will officiate in President Crocker’s absence.
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John Parry
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Chamber of Commerce
Crocker
Association
Frank A. Noyes
Life Saving and Benefit Association of
New York
Parry
Mid- Atlantic
Antwerp
Liverpool Salvage Association
Manchester
Merit Drives Popularity of Cascarets Candy Cathartic
The piece claims Americans are broad minded and quick to try new things, insisting popularity proves goodness. It cites Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a prime example, noting sales surpass one million boxes monthly due to merit and advertising.
Shapiro in Trouble in Baltimore
Boston police report Dr. Morris Shapiro a.k.a. David M. Finkelstein arrested in Baltimore on larceny charges. He allegedly took two watches two chains and two suits from owners who expected payment the next day. He is held for trial after a night of apprehension following the suitcase mystery linked to the North End case.
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Morris Shapiro
North End
Baltimore
Dr. Shapiro
David M. Finkelstein
225
Hanover Street
Whale in seas knocks fisherman from dory off Georges Banks
On Monday afternoon the fishing schooner Thom as S. Gorton witnessed a whale entangle a dory off Georges Banks. The whale struck the dory with its tail, throwing a fisherman about 20 feet into the air. A second fisherman quickly rescued the man clinging to debris.
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Thomas S. Gorton
Georges Banks
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