Four Injured When Runaway Horse Dashes Carriage
One man and three children were thrown from a two seater carriage at Revere Beach as a frightened horse bolted on Beach Street near Walden Street. The Buracks and Levenson child received minor injuries and were treated at Frost Hospital Chelsea. all left hospital later. The day drew 125000 beachgoers with 1287 bathers at the State bath house opening. June 12 set as official bathhouse opening.
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Louis Burack
Dimick Street
Somerville
Annie
Clarice Burack
Annie Levenson
Prineceton Street
Boston
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Levenson
Beach Street
Walden Street
Boulevard
Humber
Brownies and Sam Richards Swim Challenge at J Street Baths
An impromptu two mile swimming contest between Sam Richards and two Brownies drew about 4000 bathers at J Street baths. The event went across Dorchester bay and back to a raft where Richards and a companion helped one contestant from the water as darkness fell. Superintendent Griffin kept the baths open late to accommodate the crowd and high tide.
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Sam Richards
J. Street Baths
Dorchester Bay
Richards
Griffin
Tolls Vote Likely In Senate By Saturday Night
Washington May 31 The tolls exemption repeal bill faces a Senate decision by Saturday night as leaders aim to end debate this week. Both sides agree there is little need for further speeches after the remaining announced remarks, with action and amendments to be voted on.
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Washington
Senate
House Seeks End of Anti Trust Bills and Adjournment
The House aims to finish its anti trust bills this week paving the way to adjournment by July 20 if Senate leaders agree on the needed level of trust legislation. A Senate decision on how much law to pursue is due by midweek. The tolls repeal issue remains in focus with a Wednesday vote on arbitration for coastwise ship toll exemptions and Foreign Relations committee action awaited.
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Senate
Senate Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Friends of Arbitration
First Mexican Freight Crosses Bridge in Year
For the first time in more than a year a train crossed the international bridge from Mexico carrying four car loads of onions from Isasi to McDavitt Bros. of Brownsville. The consignment marks the first cross border freight under new arrangements with the constitutionalists to deliver freight at this port.
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Brownsville
Tex
International Bridge
Mexico
Isasi
McDavitt Bros
Fishing in basin today opens under police rules
For the first time since Metropolitan Police took charge, fishing in the Charles River basin from Cottage Farm bridge to Cambridge dam is allowed under police and State Fish and Game regulations. Most fishing will be from boats. no drag nets, no Sunday fishing. Black bass close season until June 20. Daily limits: up to ten per species, except smelt with a 24 fish limit.
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Metropolitan Police
Charles River
Cottage Farm
Cambridge
State Fish and Game Commission
Catholic Church Activities Across the Diocese
A diocese wide collection for St John s Seminary Brighton was taken up in all churches. Immaculate Conception Church held sodalities reception and statue crowning led by Rev Matthew L For tier S J. St Aidan s Brookline hosts second annual parish garden party next Saturday. Pentecost Sunday observed with sermons and lectures on reading. Bishop Anderson confirmed at St Raphael s West Medford and will confirm at the Academy of the Assumption Wellesley Hills. St Columbkille s Brighton hosts annual field at Rogers Park on June 20.
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Brighton
Immaculate Conception Church
Blessed Virgin
Matthew L. Fortier
S. J
St. Aidan's Church
Brookline
Anderson
St. Raphael's
West Medford
Academy of the Assumption
Wellesley Hills
St. Columbkille’s
Rogers Park
Newfoundland Sealer Relief Fund Reaches Notable Total
An executive committee meeting in Roxbury reviewed fundraising for widows and orphans of Newfoundland sealers. Boston’s fund rose to 6673.84 dollars, with 202.75 reported yesterday. The St Johns total reached 182000, as new subscriptions and whist party proceeds added to the relief effort.
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Intercolonial
Roxbury
John P. McCormick
Brockton
Boston
Newfoundland Charitable Association
Richard J. Powers
Margaret Murphy
East Cambridge
St. John's
Newfoundland
Newfoundlanders Charitable Associa- Marquette Council
Knights of Co
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Siucns
Pial
Cialyie Sn S
Poe
Phelan & Company
Seni Dvete Ie Wighelaee
Mrsargaret Murphy
Whist
Robert Walsh
Jegiatale
Linguist Edwin Shuloff Found Dead in Lodging House
Edwin Shuloff aged 60 was found dead in a fourth floor room at 48 Union Park. Medical Examiner Leary ruled accidental gas asphyxiation from a faulty radiator after he retired Saturday night claiming malaria and chills. A Vienna University graduate and language scholar, he had rooms with the Connaughton family for five months and may have tutored Trinity College students.
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Union Park
Leary
Shuloff
Gladys
J. Connaughton
Connaughtons
Austria
Vienna University
Hartford, Conn
Trinity College
Boston
Phyllis Girls Stranded After Sudden Cort Theatre Exit
The Phyllis company, after a week at the Cort Theatre, went out of business Saturday night. Hotelkeepers, landladies, and other creditors swarm around, leaving the troupe desperate and stranded.
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Cort Theatre
Debt arrest halts Broadway show crew in New York
James Cunningham Gray and Charles Phillips, arrested for debt, face a stalled production. The show, nearly a week old, left 22 chorus girls 10 men and a negro orchestra stranded in New York without meals or transport home after five weeks of rehearsal and only one and a half weeks pay received.
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James Cunningham Gray
Charles Phillips
New York
Broadway
Eggs Donated to Fund for Church Repairs at Brown’s Crossing
In Martinsville Indiana on May 31 women of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Brown's Crossing organized a novel fundraiser. Thirteen families each pledged one day's laying of eggs, producing 77 dozen eggs sold to raise money for the church improvement fund.
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Martinsville
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown's Crossing
Caillaux Hurt After Auto Collision in Paris
Former French premier Joseph Caillaux was injured in a Paris car crash while returning home with his wife, who is imprisoned for murder. He suffered cuts to his face and hands from shattered glass and was hospitalized before returning home.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
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