Little Girl Dies From Porch Fire Burns
Three year old Versen Pacheran of 173 Salem Street Worcester died after being burned while playing with matches on a rear porch. She ran to Mrs. Margaret Crown’s tenement with clothes afire, a rug was used to smother flames but her clothing burned away before aid arrived at City Hospital.
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Worcester
Salem Street
Versen Pacheran
Charles Pacheran
City Hospital
Margaret Crown
Seek Men Who Left With Horses and Wagon
City Marshal Poland and Frank H. Davis pursue Edward Hall and Arthur Low, employees of Davis, who stole two horses a wagon and harnesses. After an all night search the horses and wagon are found at a farmhouse near Haverhill and officers continue seeking the missing men through Haverhill and surrounding towns.
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Gloucester
Poland
Frank H. Davis
Edward Hall
Arthur Low
Davis
Haverhill
Man sought after party enters home to frighten girl
Providence July 26 Newport police search for a man who entered the bedroom of the Rosen girl on Thames street just before 1 o clock. He reached the room from a second floor window and attempted to place lime on the child's face before fleeing after her screams.
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Providence
Newport
Daniel Rosen
Thames Street
Rosen
Industrial Accident Board reports under new compensation law
Nine cases decided under the workingmen's compensation act award about ten dollars weekly for 300 weeks. Damages at law would have been nothing in these cases, illustrating the act's immediate settlement. All accidents are reported to the board. the act took effect on July 1.
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Industrial Accident Board
Thaw Denied Release Keogh Orders Return to Matteawan
Harry K Thaw remains insane in the eyes of the law and must stay at Matteawan Asylum after Justice Martin J Keogh denied his freedom bid The court ruled release would endanger public safety and ordered Thaw sent back to the asylum immediately He had been jailed in White Plains since the habeas corpus hearing began and expressed disappointment upon learning of the decision He had previously argued for acquittal and cited discussions with former counsel regarding his sanity
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Martin J. Keogh
The
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Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Justice Keogh
Supreme Court
Matteawan Hospital
Clarence Shearn
William T. Jerome
Keogh
Peabody
New Rochelle
Matteawan
Shearn
Jerome
Haines
Westbury
Women's Relief Corps Marks 29th Anniversary
The 29th anniversary of the Women's Relief Corps was celebrated at the Boylston building. More than 200 members guests and delegates from allied orders attended as far flung gatherings marked by informal events and visits from prominent G A R figures. Mrs Mary F Holbrook president of the Massachusetts department received a rose bouquet from department aides. Mrs Sarah Re Fuller past national president and Mrs Florence Haynes national inspector were among honored guests.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Boylston
Grand Army
Mary F. Holbrook
Massachusetts Department
Mayor's Namesake Held as a Vagrant
John TF Fitzgerald aged 53 appeared before Judge Ely in the Police Court charged with vagrancy. He pleaded not guilty after patrolmen testified he claimed kinship to the mayor and sometimes posed as the mayor while intoxicated. The judge continued the case for sentence.
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John TF. Fitzgerald
Ely
Hardiman
Gallagher
Fitzgerald
Hundreds Take Trip to Italy on Principe di Piemonte
Several hundred Italians sailed for Italy yesterday on the Lloyd Sabaudo liner Principe di Piemonte. The steamer arrived at the Cunard pier from New York around noon and departed a few hours later amid long crowds awaiting passage.
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Italy
Cunard
New York
Court snubs buyer of a worthless theatre good will
Charles J. Breves ter bought a bill of sale claiming a half undivided interest in a five cent theatre's goodwill on West Madison. Municipal Judge Newcomer rejected the claim, ruling no warrant could be issued and calling the document worthless.
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Chicago
Charles J. Brevester
West Madison Street
Newcomer's Court
Brewster
Terribly Hurt by Dynamite in Bow Foreman injured at mine site
Frederick Bickford age 45 of Bow is severely injured after dynamite blast threw him into the air and left him blind with multiple injuries. He worked as a foreman on the Shirley Company blasting crew and lies at Elliot Hospital with expected recovery.
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Manchester
N. EL
Frederick Bickford
Bow
Elliot Hospital
Woman Prosecutor Quits Bandit Case in Trust to Defend Suspect
Deputy district attorney Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz resigned to defend Cornelius Haasakker, a potato worker turned bandit accused of shooting train dispatcher A. A. Jones. She recused herself after the suspect hinted at a confidential confession.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Shortridge Foltz
Cornelius Haasakker
Haasakker
A. A. Jones
Foltz
Post Receives Donation for Dakota Dan Court Fight
The Boston Post reports a $15 check from Six Brothers of Franklin Park Saugus branch to aid Dakota Dan Russell in seeking court recognition as Daniel Blake Russell. The writers say they never met Dakota Dan nor know him.
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Boston Post
Frankliin Park
Saugus Branch
Dakota Dan
Russell
Daniel Blake Russell
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