Four Italians arrested in Bronx murder case
In New York four Italian men were arrested and held for the coroner over the killing of Mrs. Alice Kinnan at her mother’s home in the Bronx. Carlo Marino and Dominick Compolo gave statements about a quarrel over a girl and a bolt used in the slaying.
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New York
Alice Kinnan
Bronx
Dominick Compolo
Theodore Halla
Thomas Farina
Compolo
Bolt
Marino
Farina
Five Injured in Providence Trolley Collision
Five people were injured when two electric trolleys on the Camp street line collided in Providence. Injured include Mrs Clarence Mason, Ernest A Studley, Mr and Mrs Charles Kerwin, and Mrs Helen Soule. brake chain failed, car rear end stopped, leading to the crash.
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Providence
R. I
Camp Street
Clarence Mason
Ernest. A. Studley
Charles Kerwin
Helen Soule
Kerwin
David Bothwell
Dying Fredericton Bishop H T Kingdon Nears Death
All hope for the recovery of Right Rev H T Kingdon Anglican bishop of Fredericton has been abandoned due to heart trouble and partial paralysis. Physicians warned death was likely to occur at any moment.
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Kingdon
Fredericton
N. B
H. Tully Kingdon
Longworths in London after pleasant voyage
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrive in London from Southampton aboard the St Louis. They are greeted by the mayor, American consul and embassy staff and are hosted at Dorchester House by Ambassador Reid and family. They plan to tour London with possible dinner with King Edward at Ascot Heath during Ascot week.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
American Line
St. Louis
London & Southwestern Railway
Miss Reid
Dorchester House
King Edward
Longworth
Ascot Heath
Ascot
Queen Alexandra
Priest Honored as 25th Anniversary of Priesthood Observed
Parishioners of St. Teresa’s Church West Roxbury honored Rev John F Broderick on his 25th priesthood anniversary with services and a $1000 check presented via Representative John J Conway. Foxboro Council Knights of Columbus sent a delegation to the service. Morning high mass began at 1030 with Father Broderick celebrant and a deacon and sub deacon from Roxbury and Cambridge churches assisting.
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John F. Broderick
St. Teresa’s Church
West Roxbury
Troy
N. Y
John J. Conway
Foxboro
Knights of Columbus
Father Broderick
Man Arrested for Using Ticket Under False Name
Bell Kurlander, 38, of West Eighteenth Street New York City, was arrested yesterday at Franklin and Federal streets by Inspector Harris on a charge of attempting to use a railroad ticket under an assumed name.
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Bell Kurlander
West Eighteenth Street
New York City
Franklin and
Federal Streets
Harris
Furnishings Magnate Showcases Large New England Stock
Owner of the region’s largest furniture and kindred stock highlights in building advantages. He notes own light and power plant reduces costs and enables special discounts. Recess bedding carpets and draperies are emphasized as part of the discount policy amid a broad inventory.
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New England
America
Love Ripened in Sick Room to Bride in June
An acquaintance formed in a sick room leads to the marriage of Dr. Andrew J. Stevens to Miss Kathryn Frost. The 62 year old widower and 30 year old invalid plan a June 19 ceremony in this city. Stevens, a 20 year resident, lives at 359 Main Street and has a married son. Frost had worked in a Dry Goods store on Ferry Street before illness.
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Andrew J. Stevens
Bruce
Kathryn Frost
Melrose
Miss Frost
Dr. Stevens
Main Street
John Wryn Dies Sudden in Heat Linked Death
John Wryn, 56, a veteran lumper at Boston markets, bled to death last evening at the Marshall House on Marshall Street North End. A Nashua native with a sister there, he was widely known among market workers as a longtime market character.
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John Wryn
Marshall House
Marshall Street
North End
Wryn
Nashua
N. H
Boston
Woman Overcome by Heat Falls From Moving Car
A middle aged woman, unnamed and living in Dorchester, fell from a Milton car in Dorchester last evening. She suffered probable brain concussion and internal injuries and is in City Hospital unconscious. She wore black clothing and a black sailor hat. the heat is believed to have contributed.
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Milton
Dorchester
City Hospital
Coadjutor O Connell to Address Boston College Alumni Banquet
The annual Boston College Alumni Banquet will be held at the Hotel Brunswick on Tuesday June 19. Coadjutor Archbishop O Connell class of 1881 will speak along with Judge Charles A DeCourcey President William Gandon S J Timothy W Coakley Dr William A oe and a class representative.
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Boston College
Brunswick
O'Connell
Charles A. DeCourcey
Superior Court
William Gandon
Timothy W. Coakley
William A. Oe
Fire Threatens Tenements as Bailie Basket Factory Burns
A noon fire at 85 and 87 Hudson street, Bailie Basket Company, destroys the factory, with $1800 in stock and $1000 in building losses. Firemen confined the blaze amid smoke flooding nearby tenements, while J Jackson of the Parker stable helped evacuate horses and residents. Authorities do not yet assign a cause and do not regard it as arson.
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Hudson and
Oak Streets
Bailie Basket Company
Hudson Street
J. Jackson
8S. G. Parker Company
Tyler Street
Jackson
Alleged Pickpockets Captured Near New Christian Science Church
Police Inspectors Douglas and Norton arrested two suspected pickpockets, Charles Hartford and Alfred Anderson alias Little AL, both New Yorkers famed in crime circles. They were among the crowd around the new Christian Science Church and face morning court hearings with possible detention until exercises end and transfer if requested by other authorities.
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Douglas
Norton
Charles Hartford
Alfred Anderson
Little AL
Anderson
New Christian Science Church
Mob chases man after trolley crash injures family
Barbara Rarey and her two neighbors children were struck by an Amsterdam avenue trolley on 79th street. William Blaas, 8, suffered a skull fracture and is expected to die. Mrs Rarey lost part of her foot. Olga Blaas, 6, had severe contusions. The motorman John Sheridan fled to a southbound car and was later arrested.
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New York
Barbara Rarey
Amsterdam Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
William Blaas
John Sheridan
Fiftieth Street
Hale condition improves but duties advised to ease
Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale, long ill, is said to be improving though his physician urges restraint on his summer workload. The earlier absence from Appleton Chapel Sunday service prompted questions about his health.
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Edward Everett Hale
Appleton Chapel
Mrs Wheeler Married in Providence After Secret Ceremony
Mrs Herbert E Wheeler of Somerville wed Saturday morning in Providence Rhode Island. The bride, formerly Esther Kelly of 2 Charles Street Somerville, met her groom at a Castle Square Theatre performance and revealed nothing of the wedding to friends before leaving home.
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Herbert E. Wheeler
Somervilles
Providence
R. I
Esther Kelly
Charles Street
Somerville
Wheeler
Castle Square Theatre
Harvard Man Missing After Reports of Marriage
Harvard sophomore Luman W. Rogers of Cambridge and Miss Louise R. Howard of unknown origin allegedly married in Providence, R. I. last Saturday. Rogers, son of Dr. B. F. Rogers of Sayville, N. Y., vanished from Hastings Hall after joking about marriage.
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Luman W. Rogers
Harvard
Cambridge
Rogers
Hastings Hall
Providence
R. I
Lyman W. Rogers
Louise R. Howard
B. F. Rogers
Sayville
N. Y
Sleight-of-hand Artist Admits Nailing Stomach With Metal
Albert Logan from 925 Washington Street told City Hospital physicians that about 50 nails and a cobbler’s needle were in his stomach. He had been rushed for suspected appendicitis. surgeons found foreign objects during the operation and removed them.
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Albert Logan
Washington Street
City Hospital
Visitors Fill State Camp as Massachusetts Regiment Camps
The Second Regiment of Infantry Massachusetts Volunteer Militia camped at South Framingham and welcomed many visitors from Springfield and Worcester. Chaplain Dakin led religious services before regimental inspection. A heavy shower with high wind followed the 6 pm parade but caused no damage.
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South Framingham
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Springfield
Worcester
Dakin
Medals Awarded at Dorchester Unitarian Sunday School
The Dorchester Christ Church Unitarian Sunday school closed for the season with a children's concert. Superintendent C J Wellman presided. Medals went to nine students with perfect attendance and to three with one absence. Fifteen medals were given to Dorothea Dix Guild members, a young ladies society.
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Christ Church, Unitarian
Dorchester
C. J. Wellman
Dorothea Dix Guild
Three Work Horse Parade Purses Reported Stolen
Report to the Work Horse Parade Association notes the theft of three brass badges awarded to first prize winners at the parade’s fourth event held on Memorial Day. Directors meet Monday at the American House to hear officer reports and plan the fifth annual parade for next Decoration Day.
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Work Horse Parade Association
American House
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Bruneau
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Knights OF ST. Brendan
Knights of St. Brent
Carroll
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Ireland
Invesh Jéremiah
van Camp Rolls
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