Arrest anticipated in Amsden building collapse probe
South Framingham July 25 police deny warrants but hint at surveillance as inspectors and officials discuss possible criminal responsibility in the fatal collapse of the Amsden building. The 12th body, Pietro Visconti, is recovered. missing Antona Guida believed buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Amsden
Post
John A. Moore
Moore
Pietro Visconti
Coburn Street
L. M. Palmer
Antona Guida
Boston & Worcester
Guida
Visconti
Funeral Held for C. F. Hardy in South Framingham Disaster
Natick reports the funeral of C. F. Hardy, who died in the South Framingham disaster, was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
C. F. Hardy
South Framingham
Walsh Funeral Held After Framingham Collapse
The funeral of James W. Walsh, a victim of the South Framingham building collapse, was held at 9 a.m. today at St Luke's Catholic Church in Westboro.
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Joe Drout
St. Stephen's Church
John F. Hefferman
Remus Marchile
Lugui Lombardino
Charles J. Blythe
Hugh O’brien
Westboro
James W. Walsh
South Framingham
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Cunningham's Escape as Amsden Block Collapses
In South Framingham on July 25 Walter F. Cunningham of 18 Frederick Street leaped from the third story of the Amsden block during its collapse and was saved. Beside him, O'Brien was killed in the disaster.
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Hugh O'Brien
F. W. Meserve
Cunningham
United States Army
el Caney
O’brien
South Framingham
Walter F. Cunningham
Frederick Street
Amsden
Praise for South Framingham responders in disaster
In a letter to the Post ARTHUR K. STONE M D commends local physicians, firemen, nurses, and volunteers for rapid rescue and care after the South Framingham building collapse. He notes the Ninth Regiment militia arrived after the immediate relief work. doctors and townspeople acted within three quarters of an hour, moving wounded to Framingham Hospital and tending patients on site.
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South Framingham
Ninth Regiment
O. W. Collins
Tottering
Arthur K. Stone
M. D
Boston
Porto Rico marks eighth anniversary of US troops landing
The island of Porto Rico observed the eighth anniversary of the landing of United States troops with nationwide activities and a special demonstration at Ponce reflecting jubilation and patriotic spirit.
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San Juan
P. R
United States
Porto Rico
Ponce
Public Denial Of Sawyer Death Report
Medical Examiner Lewis M Palmer of Middlesex County issues a public denial of a sensational Boston newspaper account about H L Sawyer. The statement asserts Sawyer never moved or breathed after a building collapse and defends actions by Selectmen State militia and local officials. It blames yellow journalism for fabricating horrors. July 25 1906 South Framingham.
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Boston
H. L. Sawyer
Boston & Worcester Street Railroad
Lewis M. Palmer
Middlesex County
South
Framingham
Sugar Trust Grand Jury Probe Quizzes Company Auditor
In New York on July 25 the United States grand jury probing rebates to the American Sugar Refining Company questioned W. E. Foster, the company's general auditor. Foster refused to produce all requested books and papers, saying some were in the president’s safe and that he lacked custody. Judge Hough gave him until 10 a.m. tomorrow to comply or face contempt proceedings.
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New York
United States Grand Jury
Western Trunk Line
American Sugar Refining Company
W. E. Foster
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Malden Court Deals With 35 Crap Shooters In Session
In Malden District Court Judge Sweetser handled 61 cases, 35 about crap shooting. A crowd of 20 led to 15 paying $3 each and five placed on probation. another 15 came to report probation terms and were filed. Police keep binoculars ready for future enforcement.
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Malden
Linnehan
Carney Hospital Sees Rapid Growth in Boston
The Carney Hospital of South Boston reports a strong upward trend in 1905 with 2600 patients treated in hospital and 1400 in the out patient department. The 48th annual report notes 37 Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, 43 nurses, and a medical staff of 60. The hospital, third largest in Boston, has 200 beds and $147,565 in indebtedness after significant expansions. Income sources include donations 8899.50 bequests 3726 and city subsidies 1482.68. Free beds contributed 950.
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Carney Hospital
South Boston
Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul Society
Sister Gonzaga
Boston
Mystery in Goodell case deepens with new letter clue
Belchertown July 25 The latest development in the Goodell mystery is Walter Goodell Winnie Goodell's brother stating that Winnie received a letter from Leon Schillaire either the day of her disappearance or the day before. Schillaire denies writing and offers an alibi. Police continue search efforts at Upper Pond as $35 is raised for another diver.
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Belchertown
Goodell
Walter Goodell
Winnie Goodell
Winnie
Leon Schillaire
A. J. Schillaire
Bridge Street
Northampton
Upper Pond
Wesley Goodell
Schislaire
Sle
Miss Goodell
Detroit
Schillaire
Hodges
Connecticut
Missing Winnie Goodell Correspondent Says Letter Sent
Worcester authorities hear from Miss Amy Fairchild that on the day Winnie Goodell was last seen she mailed a letter to Frank Bartlett in Hampton Virginia. The letter may shed light on another note addressed to Miss Nash in Richmond Virginia. Miss Fairchild is visiting Worcester.
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Worcester
Amy Fairchild
Winnie M. Goodell
Belchertown
Post
Winnie
Frank Bartlett
Hampton
Nash
Richmond
Fairchild
Canada Aids Labor Protects Wage Standards
W. S. MacKenzie King declares government regulation of minimum wage safeguards workers in Canadian government work. Wages vary by region. a published schedule sets minimum rates for contracts. Charles J. Fox notes similar fair wage laws exist in U S municipal contracts. Convention adjourns after discussion and Boston sightseeing.
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Canada
W. S. MacKenzie Kine
Dominion of Canada
State House
W. J. Mackenzie
Charles J. Fox
Maryland
King
Boston
Chile elects Don Pedro Monte President for five years
Santiago July 25 reports electoral delegates chose Don Pedro Monte as President of Chile for the next five years. He won a decisive mandate, shaping the republic’s leadership for the term ahead.
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Santiago
Chili
Don Pedro Monte
Republic of Chili
Aged Women Moved From Cox custody to Winslow Home
Mrs. Harriet W. Butters aged 89 and another elderly woman were placed in Mrs. Winslow's home after being removed from the custody of Mrs. Helen F. E. Cox of Much. Cox did not contest and did not appear in court. The two women are described as wealthy.
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Harriet W. Butters
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