Runaway Horse Chases Carriage Near Greenwood Station
Louise Brophy four year old daughter of Albert A Brophy Melrose rode in a carriage hit by a wild runaway horse on two miles of Boston and Maine tracks yesterday morning. The Portland express blocked the horse and saved the child. Miss Mabel Farnaxss was thrown from the carriage but continued the chase for a mile toward Boston before giving up as the express whistle neared.
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Louise Brophy
Albert A. Brophy
Melrose
Boston & Maine Railroad
Portland Express
Mabel Farnaxss
Greenwood Station
Boston
Crash at track crossing injures Miss Farnum
Miss Farnum suffered a serious shoulder injury and facial contusions after a bay gelding bolted at Greenwood Avenue crossing. Her friend Louise Brophy clung to the seat as the horse charged through gates during a freight-train delay toward Melrose Highlands station.
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Miss Farnum
Louise Brophy
East Foster Street
Greenwood Avenue
Greenwood Station
Louise
Melrose Highlands
Old Cy’s Day is Finished in Cleveland
The Cleveland Baseball Club of the American League asked waivers on Denton T Cy Young, a veteran pitcher who debuted in 1900 in Cleveland and joined the club in 1909. His performance has declined this season and he may receive unconditional release rather than a sale to a minor league team. Young, financially secure, plans retirement to his Paoli farm when his major league day ends.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
American League Tonight
Denton T
Young
Paoli
Baseball scores and weather rake through slate
Boston blanked Detroit while Chicago topped Cleveland and Washington edged St. Louis in a scramble of scores. Cincinnati beat Boston. New York routed Chicago. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg and Brooklyn won as weather and rain affected matches across the league. Yale crews begin racing on the Thames as rain delays an international polo match.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Yale
Thames
Harvard quartet acid attacked at 574 Massachusetts avenue
Donald H. Clarke a Harvard junior and Stoddard Hoffman a Harvard freshman allege they were doused with acid by William H Crapo a lodging house keeper at 574 Massachusetts avenue while visiting girls there. Clarke seriously burned Hoffman burned on chest and face as Crapo defends home honour.
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Donald H. Clarke
Harvard
Holyoke
Gaekward
Baroda
Stoddard Hoffman
Tuxedo Park
New York City
William “H. Crapo
Massachusetts Avenue
Clarke
Hoffman
Gaekwar
Revere Beach
Cambridge
Eugene Furniss
Crapo
Evelyn Ward
Bella Gordon
Post
Miss Gordon
Spoff Hoffman
Mr. Crapo
Bound Over for Jury on Charge of Murder
Algernon St. Wilson was bound over to await the grand jury at the September term of the Supreme Court in Farmington Maine He is charged with killing Gideon Chase a Wilson farmer last week Bail was denied and Frank B Colburn the State s principal witness was unable to furnish sureties Examination was waived
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Farmington
Algernon St. Wilson
Supreme Court
Gideon Chase
Wilson
Frank B. Colburn
McKenna Outlines Supreme Court Rule Committee Plan
Associate Justice Joseph McKenna said a Supreme Court committee including Justices Lurton and Van Devanter and Chief Justice White will soon report rules to revise equity practice in federal courts. He granted a Post interview though he normally avoids speaking for publication.
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Medfield
Joseph McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Lurton
van Devanter
White
Justice McKenna
Post
Supreme Court
McKenna
Davenport-Brown
Supreme Bench
Justice McKenna Clarifies Health and Retirement Talk
The Supreme Court justice refutes retirement rumors during a visit to Massachusetts. He praises local climate, notes health is excellent, and discusses equal suffrage for women and a career for women in law. He mentions a Washington woman lawyer admitted to practice before the Supreme Court.
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Justice McKenna
California
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Jurist
Massachusetts
New England
North Shore
Maine
Justice Holmes
Magnolia
Justice McMacKenna
Washington
Danger Point Hearing Today On Commonwealth Avenue Use
The Highway Commission will hold a hearing this morning on the proposal to allow automobiles on the north side of Commonwealth Avenue from Arlington Street to the Ericsson monument.
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The
Highway Commission
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Ericson
Park use restricted to south side awaits highway approval
The plan currently limits use to the south side. It has passed the Boston park department and now moves to the Highway Commission for approval under the law.
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Boston Park Department
Highway Commission
Today’s Anniversaries June 6
June 6 marks anniversaries for Nathan Hale born 1755 soldier and spy John Trumbull born 1756 painter and soldier Israel Washburn born 1813 Maine governor ae Warfield born 1816 poet and author Lieutenant Peary left New York for Greenland in 1891.
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Nathan Hale
John Trumbull
Israel Washburn
Maine
Ae A. Warfield
Peary
New York
Greenland
Unsettled New England Weather Forecast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for unsettled conditions with possible showers Tuesday. Wednesday should bring fair skies and warmer weather with moderate easterly to southerly winds. In Washington on June 5 the New England forecast notes unsettled weather with likely showers Tuesday and Wednesday and moderate temperatures with east and southeast winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Thompson's Spa Furnishings Highlight Odd Listings
Fragment shows an dated ad style with prices and measurements for rooms and services at Thompson's Spa. Includes scattered numbers and weather notes like yesterday's temperature and comparisons to last year.
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Thompson's Spa
Countrywide Honor For Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee
Baltimore plans a civic reception for Cardinal Gibbons marking the 50th anniversary of his priestly ordination and the 25th anniversary of his cardinalate. About 15 000 to 20 000 expected at the Fifth Regiment armory with 800 chairs for guests. Attendees include President Taft, Cabinet members, Roosevelt, civic leaders, and military officials.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Big
Fifth Regiment Armory
Cardinal Gibbons
Lyric
Washington
Sherman
White
Cannon
Champ Clark
Diplomatic Corps
Theodore Roosevelt
West Point Military Academy
Naval Academy
Maryland
United States
Army
Navy
Chief Mulligan Hurt in Arborway Rescue
Michael J. Mulgan, district chief of West Roxbury, was hurled from his wagon while answering a fire alarm from Box 539 on Canterbury Street Roslindale last night and sustained a probable fracture of the left leg.
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Michael J. Mulgan
West Roxbury
Canterbury Street
Roslindale
Fear airman lost at sea near Nice
Lieutenant Bague, the oversea flight record holder, vanished after taking off from Nice for Corsica. Torpedo boat destroyers searched the area as reports spread that he may have met the fate of Cecil Grace during a December Calais to Dover attempt.
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Nice
Bague
Cecil Grace
North Sea
Calais
Dover
Corsica
Destroyer Arbalete Fails to Find Missing Aviator
The destroyer Arbalete returned from Corsica reporting no trace of Bague. Other ships continue the search but fear fruitless results. An aviator carried carrier pigeons and may have been unable to release them when his plane capsized. The Arbalete sailed back to Corsica at night to resume the hunt with searchlights.
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Arbalete
Corsica
Bague
Mrs Hibbard Debuts on Boston Stage in The Chorus Lady
Mrs George A Hibbard widow of Boston mayor makes her first appearance as Sylvia Simpson a worldly chorus girl in James Forbes play The Chorus Lady at the Majestic Theatre. Critics note her portrayal shows ambition glamour and moral warning as she manipulates others and pursues the wealthy lifestyle.
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Mrs. Hibbard
Sylvia Simpson
George A. Hibbard
Boston
Majestic Theatre
James Forbes
Rocky Road
Mrs Hibbard Receives Ovation As Theatre Sees Sold Out Crowd
The 1700 seat theatre filled to capacity as Mrs Hibbard enters to an ovation. Ushers distribute baskets and bouquets after the second act while critics praise her performance. The manager announces she will stay with the company for the summer and flowers are given in appreciation. Tickets sell out early and extra seats are added. Continued on Page 3 First Column.
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Mrs. Hibbard
Lacy
Entius
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Prince
Stillman Infirmary
Bella
H. H. Crapo
Evelyn, Ward
Driscoll & Fitzgerald
Elcho
M'Kenna
Park Dept
A. M
Jong
Mulligan
Arborway
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