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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
5
Ann Halloran aged 55 of 49 West Second Street South Boston was struck by Dr. Wilbur of 24 Corcord Street yesterday afternoon while crossing near her home. She was transported by ambulance to City Hospital with injuries to her left hip and back.
On arrival of the White Star liner Canopic back in port, reports state Cardinal O Connell had been ill during a Naples trip from Boston a month earlier. Officers also recounted the role of Mgr Splaine in the Canopic murder case of May 7.
On May 6 and 7 Cardinal O Connell was confined to his state room with a severe grippe and influenza. Ship's surgeon Dr. J Dryden Smylie reported the cardinal rose after two days and was not seasick. A violent incident followed as Giuseppe Piazza killed a bunk mate and mortally wounded another. Mer Splaine gave last rites and calmed steerage passengers.
Miss Anne Eleanor Wise daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Wise of Silloth Eng wed Harold Field Kellog architect of the new Harvard gymnasium son of Mr and Mrs Charles Field Kellogs of 1671 Beacon street Brookline in Emmanuel Church by the Rev Samuel McComb D D assistant rector
Miss Estelle Stevens of Marlboro Street eloped to New York and married Randall Warren of Beverly. The couple plan to live in Baltimore after sending a Philadelphia postmarked card to her parents asking forgiveness.
An advertisement proclaims Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine as the genuine remedy for a cold in one day. It instructs to call for the full name and notes the signature of E. W. Grove. The ad prices the product at 25 cents.
Miss Marguerite Sylvia Strecker daughter of Assistant United States Treasurer Charles B. Strecker married Sidney Raymond Baer a St. Louis merchant. Rabbi M M Bichler officiated in the Somerset hotel red room with Arthur Baer as best man. The Yale graduate and Stix Baer & Fuller heir will reside in St. Louis after a honeymoon.
Miss Mildred I McCoy, Cambridge daughter of Mr and Mrs William B McCoy of 18 Frost Street, married J Halspeare Atkinson, a Newtonville lawyer, last night with Rev James A Campbell officiating.
Henniker New Hampshire June 1 witnesses continued to support Eugene A Wood innocence in the May 22 murder of Howard W Peaslee a wealthy toymaker. Attorney Joseph A Donegan led a daylong probe confirming Wood had no opportunity to shoot Peaslee and placing him away from the den between 8 20 and 9 pm near the Contoocook River bridge.
Wood maintained he was on Goss Hill and witnesses confirm it. A 9:59 p m shooting is established by testimony, while investigators press on with witnesses and property records linked to the Peaslee family and North Weare woodlot sale.
The constitutionalists rebuke the Niagara Falls mediation plan, saying mediators misread Mexico and overlook their revolution's gains. Carranza's forces, they argue, will capture Mexico City soon once rail links are restored, and they reject Huerta as a candidate or any imposed provisional government. They defend the Guadalupe plan and warn against outside agrarian meddling.
At Niagara Falls June 1 mediators seek clearer stance from General Carranza after Urquidi and a Durango telegram. They assess potential armistice terms and whether representatives will discuss pacification of Mexico. U.S. mediators push for progress, with next two days critical to the peace parley.
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