Pole Falls on Auto Killing Four in Saugus
A telegraph pole toppled onto a Bay State Street Railway car at Main Street and the Newburyport Turnpike in Saugus. Mrs Mary Pratt 90 suffered a broken chest bone and internal injuries. her son David Pratt and Stephen Kinney were hurt. Mrs Pratt and Kinney later received minor injuries. The pole had been ordered removed by Chief Roland five minutes earlier, and the crash may cost Mrs Pratt her life.
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Bay State Street Railway
Roland
Saugus
Mary Pratt
Cliftondale
David H. Pratt
Stone Street
Stephen Kinney
Gardiner Street
Lynn
Main Street
Newburyport Turnpike
Bay State Railway
Pratt
Van Loads of Deadly Germs Move Through Boston
Billions of bugs and germs, deemed among the worst foes to humanity, will be moved today in furniture vans. The bacteriological bureau of the Health Board relocates from Huntington Avenue to the top floor of the City Hall annex, with the specimens securely sealed for transport.
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Boston
The
Health Board
Huntington Avenue
City Hall
Drowning at Chebacco Lake Seized by Cramp Claims Boy
Howard Knowlton aged 2 of Beverly drowned at Chebacco Lake after being seized by a cramp while swimming from a rock about 20 feet from shore. Friends searched but could not locate him until late afternoon. He had rented a cottage at the lake for a weekend with friends.
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Gloucester
Howard Knowlton
Rich Street
Beverly
Chebacco Lake
Knowlton
Predicts Downfall of Russia in Wartime Warning
Hungarian playwright and Austrian lieutenant Andor Garvay now in Cambridge warns Russia would be annihilated if it fights Austria. He argues warfare shows horror and disease of war, but says new Hungary is Socialist and loyal to country if war comes.
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Cambridge
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Franz Ferdinand
Servia
Hungarian writer warns of Russia domination if Austria Hungary war escalates
Andor Garway, a Hungarian playwright and Austrian lieutenant now at 207 Hamilton Street Cambridge, declared last night that Russia would be annihilated as a world power if Russia and Austria Hungary go to war while England and France stay neutral.
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Andor Garway
Hamilton Street
Cambridge
Russia
Austria-Hungary
England
France
Socialist Garway Sees War as Antimilitarist Catalyst
Garway, a socialist and anti militarist, argues war could reveal the horrors of modern warfare and boost agitation for an independent Hungary free of Austrian rule. He contemplates enlisting after consular inquiry, discusses Balkan and European alignments, and critiques Servia, Russia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey, Romania, and Italy in a speculative wartime panorama.
Woman Falls From Trolley Car and Dies in Lynn
An unidentified woman was thrown from a trolley bound for West Lynn on Summer street opposite Laconia court. As the car slowed for a switch she stepped from the running board and struck her head on the pavement when the motorman hastened the car, dying instantly.
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Lynn
West Lynn
Summer Street
Laconia Court
Aide-de-camp to King Belper Dies in London
Henry Strutt second Baron Belper dies at 64 in London He served as aide-de-camp to King George and chaired the County Council in his later years The obituary notes his roles and age in a concise tribute from the capital.
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King
London
Henry Strutt
Baron Belper
King George
Brennan Attacks Kelcher and Tague in 10th District Row
Senator James H. Brennan of Charlestown dispatches a strong reply to Kelcher and Tague, labeling their claims as comical and self serving. He ridicules their public payroll histories and vows to win the district, challenge them in a debate, and seek reforms from Washington.
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James H. Brennan
Charlestown
10Th
Kelcher
Tague
Jack
Peter’ Tague
Monument Hall
Peter
Congress
Washington
Massachusetts
Wilson
Kelliher
Faneuil Hall
Plague Cases Rise in New Orleans
In New Orleans Dr. W C Baker reported two new human bubonic plague cases and three rodent cases. The tally now stands at 13 human and 12 rodent cases since the outbreak began a month ago.
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New Orleans
W. C. Baker
Dorchester Woman Dies of Heart Attack in Falmouth
Mrs. George E. Richardson of Dorchester died suddenly in Falmouth after a Cape Cod visit. She was 78, born in Boston, widow of the Boston assess department senior clerk, mother of Edward G. Richardson, former principal assessor, and survived by a daughter and three sisters.
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George E. Richardson
Dorchester
Boston
Edward G. Richardson
Falmouth
Cape Cod
Frank N. Nay
Richardson
Kingston Street
John M. Hewes
Cornhill
Tremlett Street
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Lowell
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