Funeral for Emily Wilding Davison Follows Derby Injury
Large crowds gather in London as the suffragette Emily Wilding Davison is honored in funeral rites after dying from injuries sustained while attempting to obstruct the King's horse at the Derby. Mourning spreads among supporters. her coffin bears a suffragist banner and badge. Interment planned at Loughersley Northumberland on Saturday.
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London
Emily Wilding Davison
Loughersley
Northumberland
Davison Martyrdom Sparks London Suffragette Procession
The Woman's Social and Political Union plans a large London funeral procession and memorial service at its headquarters before sending the body to Northumberland. Suffragettes mourn Miss Emily Wilding Davison as a martyr, with a weekly London meeting reflecting the grief. A telegram to King George appeals to heed their demand for women's suffrage and calls for constitutional methods to be reconsidered.
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London
Northumberland
Miss Davison
King George
Emily Wilding Davison
Colonel Roosevelt to Speak at Hayes Square Outing Club Banquet
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt to be one of the speakers at the annual Hayes Square Outing Club banquet in Charlestown. He will arrive at Back Bay station at 5 56 p m on June 16 for the event held the night before the date.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hayes Square
Charlestown
Roosevelt
Back Bay
Woman Hurt by Iron Pipe Collision near Hotel Touraine
Mrs George Day wife of Dr George Day of Lexington was crossing Tremont Street in front of the Hotel Touraine when an iron pipe protruding from a truck struck her and knocked her down. She was taken to the Touraine for medical care as a crowd gathered at the busy Tremont and Boylston corner just before 6 PM.
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George Day
Lexington
Hotel Touraine
Quincy Couple Celebrates 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Napoleon B Furnald of 9 Washington Street Quincy yesterday marked their 63rd wedding anniversary Their ages are given as 81 and 63 respectively in the report.
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Napoleon B. Furnald
Washington Street
Quincy
Furnald
Hold Woman After Cross Country Chase
Miss Sarah Brazil a 27 year old Portuguese woman described as attractive was arrested as a fugitive after alighting from a train at South Station following a nationwide flight. Held on $500 until June 19 she appeared in Municipal Court. Police traced her from Hanford California to Boston then Chicago where she booked on the Canopic and planned to sail for Europe. Baggage including jewelry and other items were seized from her trunk. Items alleged stolen from her employer included a gold watch and chain a gold cross set with diamonds a gold veil pin four gold pins a class ring and pin plus lace embroidery and six yards of pink chiffon.
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Sarah Brazil
South Station
Farmer
Kings County
Cal
Boston
Hanford
Chicago
Europe
Ice Trust Probe Moves In On New England Ice Trade
Assistant Attorney-General Powers sent two State inspectors to Lynn Saugus and Nahant to examine ice selling conditions. The action signals a broader inquiry by the Attorney-General into the alleged ice trust and its practices.
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Powers
Swift
Lynn
Saugus
Nahant
Ice Trust
Frannotia Carries Bride in June Wedding Tale
The Frantonia sails today with a June bride Mrs. Lillian Gustafson married last night at her parents home in Roslindale to J. Albert Carlson of Jamaica Plain. Their romance began three years ago at the Posse Athletic Club picnic in Caledonian Grove where Carlson starred in gymnastics. During a perilous pose in the human pyramid he slipped and Gustafson came to his aid with restoratives.
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Lillian Gustafson
Frank IL. Gustafson
Ashland Street
Roslindale
J. Albert Carlson
Jamaica Plain
Posse Athletic Club
Caledonian Grove
Carlson
Astor Jr Arrives at Copley Plaza With Family And Gifts
Baby John Jacob Astor Jr arrived at the Copley Plaza with his mother Mrs W H Force and sister Miss Katherine Force. The entourage included a nurse and reportedly a valet though denied. The party travels incognito with a traveling private refrigerator loaded with milk and other luxury items while Mrs Astor keeps a quiet stance with reporters. Meanwhile Attorney General Swift details an ice price inquiry, collecting evidence from Lynn and across the Commonwealth about ice supply, pricing, and potential anti trust violations. He promises a public list of questions to ice firms and notes broad support from cities and towns.
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John Jacob Astor, Jr
Copley Plaza
John Jacob Astor
Katherine Force
Commonwealth
Lynn
Fisher
Swift
Investigton
Regua
Child Playing With Matches Starts Fire
A child playing with matches in the kitchen at 7 Leon street started a blaze when a rag bundle ignited. Mrs O Neil, distracted, dashed a basin of water onto the heap, saving the wooden house from total destruction.
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Leon Street
Frederick Pedderick
John O'Neil
Shoes for Elderly Ladies at Women's Shop Fifth Floor
Plans for right shoe shops include a special section for elderly women with comfortable designs. Emphasis on quiet refined styles and liberal selection offered at moderate prices from 1.50 to 4.00. Located on the fifth floor.
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Washington Street Mass
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Oston
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Tel
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John Jr. Astor, Jr
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Bagdad
Young Astor
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Filene Sport Coats
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Madras
Dour
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William Watson
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