Unknown Polish Girl in City Hospital after Roxbury Find
A young unidentified Polish woman, about 22, 5 ft 3 in, 145 pounds, lies unconscious at City Hospital since Sunday night. Found by Sgt. Byrne in a Roxbury vacant lot rear of 42 Bartlett St. with possible knockout drops and abuse suspected, but no identity or relatives yet. a name Mary Poynter was heard briefly. Police seek clues for official investigation and potential identification.
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Division 10
Byrne
Roxbury Crossing
Bartlett Street
Roxbury
Mary Poynter
Police Chiefs Debate State Invasion of Revere
City and town chiefs expressed mixed views on State Police action in Revere. Melrose Chief McGloughlan urged local consultation, while Everett, Quincy, Cambridge, Winchester, Somerville, Malden, Medford and State Police Wade defended or defended cooperation and enforcement. Wade noted raids drew inquiries to other locales.
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Boston
The
Post
F. M. McGloughlan
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Brown
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Wade
Hayden
Quincy
Oakes
Batchelder
Cambridge
McIntosh
Winchester
Perry
Somerville
Malden
Holmes
Medford
Revere Beach
State Police
Railroads Kill and Injure 12 308 in Three Months
The Interstate Commerce Commission report covers the three months ending March 31 and records 300 deaths and 2834 injuries from train accidents. Including work and boarding mishaps, total casualties reach 827 killed and 11 481 injured with 1650 collisions and 1181 derailments causing 2 491 046 dollars in damage.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Bay State Old Home Week Welcomes Returning Residents
Thousands of Bay State residents were greeted as Old Home week opened in multiple towns led by Sandwich with Governor Bates and Joseph Jefferson. The event featured a ball game, kisses for children, a reception, and visits by notable locals.
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Sandwich
Bates
Joseph Jefferson
Hull
Guild
Fairhaven
Wareham
Buzzard's Bay Colony
Mr. Bates
United States
Grover Cleveland
Reyally
Owen Duffy
Vandalia
Charles J. Pope
Unitarian Church
Joe Jefferson
Cleveland
Jefferson
Sadie Laughlin
Clovernor
Celebration at Hull Opens Old Home Week Festivities
Hull Old Home Week Association launched the celebration with Lt. Governor Guild as orator. Otto J. Piehler presided as president. Speakers included David Porter Mathews, Fitz-Henry Smith Jr. on history, Thomas H. Buttimer praising Hull natives, town counsel Joseph O. Burdett on local matters, and Dr. C. H. Bangs outlining state movement. The Boys Orchestra of Boston provided music. prayers by Rev. Frank J. Follansbee and remarks by Rev. Hugh C. Mulligan closed the services.
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Hull
Guild
C. H. Bangs
Boys’ Symphony Orchestra of
Boston
Frank J. Follansbee
Hugh C. Mulligan
Reception at Melrose Opens Old Home Week Events
The second day of Old Home week in Melrose closed with a public reception in the high school hall organized by the ladies of the community. Attendance and remarks highlighted the evening as a cooperative civic effort.
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Melrose
Weymouth Old Home Week Opens Amid Firemen Parade
Weymouth hosts a large celebration with 5000 visitors as firemen lead forenoon parades and prize events in the afternoon. Actives of Weymouth win first prize of 100 dollars with a 147 ft 11 2 in throw, while Conqueror of South Weymouth takes second prize of 2 dollars at 187 ft 11 2 in.
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Weymouth
South Weymouth
Family Reunion Day Observed in Mansfield
Mansfield July 27 residents held a family reunion day with a Common reception and a concert organized by locals. A union service occurred last evening in the town hall with Rev. William G. Puddefoot of South Framingham delivering the principal address.
Emerson as Orientalist in Emerson memorial talk
Concord July 27. Dr Nathaniel Schmidt of Cornell spoke on Emerson and Oriental Thought noting Emerson drew from ancient literature, favored Hafiz and Saadi, and recognized the Canticles as a love song. He argued Emerson lacked tools for Mesopotamian study and misread Old Testament chronology. He also cited Emerson’s 1832 view that Jesus did not require rites to remember his teachings.
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Concord
Nathaniel Schmidt
Cornell University
Emerson
Plato
Plutarch
Plotinus
Mesopotamia
Babylon
Hafiz
Saadi
Astruc
Jesus
Kingston Hosts First Old Home Week Observance
Visitors arrive for Kingston first Old Home week with Tuesday set for Odd Fellows events. Mattakeeset lodge of Duxbury and Adams lodge will join in the celebration. A banquet at 12:30 P.M. at the Odd Fellows hall will feature remarks by Mayor Charles Bruce of Everett and other prominent Odd Fellows.
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Kingston
Odd Fellows
Mattakeeset Lodge
Duxbury
Adams Lodge
Charles Bruce
Everett
Strangled Mt Vernon Woman Identified As Mrs Augusta Ebelt
Mt Vernon New York July 27 identify the body of a woman found in a sewer as Mrs Augusta Ebelt wife of Martin Ebelt a lineman employed by the New York Telephone Company The identification by Gottfried Richel her stepfather leads to police and coroner Weisendanger noting the death was by strangulation and that more than one person is implicated The body weighed 147 pounds and autopsy indicates death occurred within 24 hours prior to discovery
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N. Y
Augusta Ebelt
Martin Ebelt
New York Telephone Company
Gottfried Richel
Ebelt
Sixth Street
Richel
Foley
Weisendanger
White Plains
Belt
Three Months' Sentence For Salem Street Assault Trio
Abraham Rajinsky Joseph Logoff and Thomas Lazovitch were found guilty of assaulting Antonio Napolio Saturday night on Salem street. Napolio fled a pursuing crowd into a basement store then back toward Salem street before an officer arrived. Judge Forsaith ordered three months imprisonment with $300 bail for each defendant despite appeals.
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Joseph Logoff
Thomas Lazovitch
Antonio Napolio
Napolio
Salem Street
Parmenter Street
Andrew Early
Somerville
Prince Chimay Hurt In Auto Smash Near Mezieres
Prince Joseph of Chimay and Caraman, whose former wife Clara Ward of Detroit eloped with a Hungarian musician in 1896, was seriously injured in a July 27 automobile accident near Roeroi Mezieres. The car overturned after trying to avoid a cyclist. the chauffeur was killed and the prince was taken to a nearby house for treatment.
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France
Prince Joseph of Chimay
Caraman
Princess of Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
Mich
Rigo
Acci
Dent
Roeroi
Brokers See Rally End to Worst Market Gap
The market recovered after a weak early session yesterday and showed broad strength. Notable gains in Amalgamated, American Sugar, U S Steel, New York Central, Southern Pacific, and Pennsylvania, with optimism from Morgan and Standard Oil to sustain prices. Analysts foresee a traders market with higher prices but expect recurring recessions and continued volatility.
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Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
U. S
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
New York
Wall
E. S. Hooley & Co
Standard Oil
Morgan
Boston
Bankers and Trust
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Reading
Illinois Central
Builders Resume City Construction Under Arbitration Plan
The Building Trades Employers Association ordered all members to start work on buildings using any tradespeople who sign a plan of arbitration. Work will begin on most city projects with nonunion and union workers employed, later forming into unions after employment begins.
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New York
Board of Governors
Building Trades Employers’ Association
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