Damages for Train Eye Injury Awarded to Miss Dresser
Miss Bessie Dresser, 22, received 15 500 dollars in Superior Court under Judge Sherman against the New York New Haven Hartford railroad for loss of an eye. A iron casting from a locomotive tender smashed through her train window at Myricks to Taunton as another train passed, destroying the optic organ. She will not regain sight in the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Dresser
Sherman
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Miss Dresser
Myricks
Taunton
McDonnell Buried After Fatal Albany Hotel Shooting
Miles B. McDonnell, killed by friend Richard E. Preusser at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany, was buried in Calvary Cemetery Mt. Hope. The casket arrived from Albany to Jamaica Plain and services were at St. Thomas Catholic Church with a high mass of requiem. Pallbearers included Metropolitan Stock Exchange officials William Flanagan John Quinlan James Johnson James Walsh George Quinn and Edward McCanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles B. McDonnell
Richard E. Preuser
Ten Eyck
Albany
N. Y
Calvary Cemetery
Mt. Hope
Francis X. Tirrell
McDonnell
Grovenor Road
Jamaica Plain
St. Thomas’ Catholic Church
William J. Flanagan
Metropolitan Stock Exchange
Mr. McDonnell
John J. Quinlan
James H. Walsh
George H. Quinn
Edward H. McCanna
Inquest Set in McDonnell Murder Case Tomorrow
Albany June 10 coroner Van Guysling to preside at City Hall over the inquest beginning tomorrow at 10 o clock into the McDonnell murder case with proceedings expected to last through the day.
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Albany
N. Y
McDonnell
van Guysling
City Hall
Five Dollar Fines Imposed On Fast Autoists
George Stewart of Melrose and John Molemsom of Revere were fined five dollars each in Chelsea court for driving their automobiles faster than the lawful limit on Revere Parkway.
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Revere Parkway
George Stewart
Melrose
John Molemsom
Revere
Chelsea Court
Official Visit to Sher Wood Court Highlights Year
C F William E Shay paid his first official visit this year to Sherwood Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order S For Esters in St Rose Hall. He spoke on the order’s work and duties of officers, urging strict conformity to the constitution. The court reported its most successful year in history.
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Sherwood Court
C. F
William E. Shay
Order S Foresters
St. Rose Hall
Order
Six Cent Verdict For G. J. Gould At Dry Brook Estate
George J. Gould won a verdict of six cents and costs against John Crispell for fishing on Gould's Dry Brook estate in Delaware County. The decision was announced in Middletown, N Y, on June 10.
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Middletown
N. Y
George J. Gould
John Crispell
Lynn Cutters and Manufacturers Agree on Labor Pact
June 10 Lynn. An agreement between the Shoe Manufacturers' Association and K. L. Cutters' Assembly of Lynn will prevent labor troubles for the cutters in the future. The pact was perfected by William Porter F P Aborn and F C Spinner for manufacturers and I B Armstrong John Couhig and Peter Blaser for the cutters.
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Lynn
Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
K. L. Cutters’ Assembly of
William Porter
F. P. Aborn
F. C. Spinner
I. B. Armstrong
John Couhig
Peter Blaser
Where Autos May Not Go in City Parks and Reservations
Metropolitan Park Commission warns motorists that roads inside Blue Hills woods and administration routes east west, Stony Brook and Middlesex Fells woods roads, border road in Charles River from Newton Upper to Newton Lower Falls, speedway section roads from Market to North Harvard in Brighton, Revere Beach drive from Eliot Circle to Revere Street, and Ocean Avenue from Revere Street to Point of Pines are closed to automobiles. Speed limit on all parks and parkways is ten miles per hour.
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The
Metropolitan Park Commission
Blue Hills
Stony Brook Reservation
Middlesex Fells Reservation
Charles River Reservation
Newton Upper
Newton Lower Falls
Speedway
Charles River
Market Street
Harvard Street
Brighton
Revere Beach
Eliot Circle
Revere Street
Ocean Avenue
Point of Pines
Neuenfels Brings Million Dollar Cargo To Boston Harbor
The German steamer Neuenfels arrived at East Boston from Calcutta Colombo and Cochin with a cargo valued at about 1 million dollars. The ship carries 8000 tons of merchandise including 6000 chests of tea and 300 tiger birds. 64 crew members include 26 Germans and 38 Lascars. Discharge to New York is delayed for a portion of the cargo.
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Neuenfels
Boston & Maine
Boston
Calcutta
Colombo
Cochin
China
Suez
Algiers
J. Weseloh
Bremen
Hansa Line
New York
Stevedore McLaughlin
Globe
Verdict for Burgess Sulphite Fibre in breach of contract case
A verdict for 1507 dollars was awarded against Train Smith Company in the fifth session of the Superior Court yesterday. Judge Fessenden presided. Burgess Sulphite Fibre Company sued, alleging the defendants did not fulfill a contract.
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Smith Company
Fessenden
Burgess Sulphite Fibre Company
Newton Man Sues Lenox for Damages Over Road Bid
William H. Mague, a noted contractor of Newton West, sues Lenox for 10000 damages alleging injury from the town delaying a road project after accepting his bid as the lowest and then awarding the contract to another party at a June meeting. The Middlesex Superior Court case cites that the selectmen approved a bid then chose a different bidder.
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West Newton
Lenox
William H. Mague
Middlesex Superior Court
Mague
Meeting of Division 61 A O H to exhibit Chelsea candidates
At tomorrow's 3 PM gathering at 3 Boylston place, Division 61 A O H staff from Chelsea Division 10 will exemplify their degrees to many candidates. President Charles Flanagan will preside. After this meeting only one will be held monthly in June July and August.
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Division 61
Boylston Place
Division 10
Chelsea
Charles Flanagan
Miss Arthur Faces $10,000 Suit in Wallack's Case
New York June 10 Julia Arthur long retired from the stage after marrying Benjamin P Cheney of Boston is in the city to defend a $10,000 damages suit brought by the executors of Theodore Moss estate lessees of Wallack's Theatre. The case dates to a six week engagement from a five week contract. illness ended it. The appellate division had ordered trial. Supreme Court adjourned the matter to Monday.
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New York
Julia Arthur
Benjamin P. Cheney
Boston
Theodore Moss
Wallack’s
Miss Arthur
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Laurence Hutton Dies At 61 In Princeton
Laurence Hutton, famed author and literary critic, died suddenly at his Princeton home at age 61 after bronchial trouble developed into pneumonia and a heart failure. He left Harper's Magazine in 1898 and later lectured in English at Princeton University. His wife survives him.
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Princeton
N. J
Laurence Hutton
Hutton
Harper’s Magazine
Crazy Woman Nursed Corpse in Gloucester
In Gloucester on June 10 the body of William Murphy was found in a Washington Street house by Associated Charities visitors. The 70 year old wife, described as demented, had been attempting to nurse and feed the corpse. Undertaker Greely prepared the remains.
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Gloucester
William Murphy
Washington and
Bridge Streets
Associated Charities
Undertaker Greely
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N. H. & . Railroad
Mdonnell
M’donnell
G. J. Gould
Buster Brown
Revi
Nih
Hanover Street
Madras
Old South Clothing Co
Ila
Owle Bro
Washington St
Hanover
Court Sts
Newton Man Sues
Brine’s
Nemo
Batiste
Carnation
William
H. Brine Company
Tremont Street
America
Washburn’s Department Store
Boylston St
Washburn Credit House
Jordan’s
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