Man Attempts Murder and Ends with Suicide Bid in Chelsea
Chelsea residents awoke to a dramatic incident as Robert R. Glover attacked his wife Mary Glover with a razor, inflicting a four inch gash. He fled to the Chelsea Bridge, jumped into the river, and was pulled from the water by club members. He faces felonious assault charges while Mary Glover held under care with a serious but hopeful prognosis.
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Chelsea
Robert R. Glover
Mary
Ash Street
Glover
Boston
Sarah Greaves
West Third Street
Greaves
Mrs. Glover
Fred
Gunter
Broadway
Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea Yacht Club
George Barrie
Gaffney
Mrs O Neil Averts Tragic Jump At East Boston Pier
Mary O Neil 19 of 139 Everett Street East Boston attempted suicide by leaping from Commercial wharf at 7 last night. Rescued by Harry Ferrin mate of the towboat C H Hersey and carried to Station 8 then home. Police say family trouble with mother led to the act. Ferrin braved the danger to save her life. She was reported nearly recovered upon arrival at the station. She is described as pretty and well known in East Boston.
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Mary O'Neil
Boston
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Everett Street
Harry Ferrin
C. H. Hersey
Commercial Wharf
O'Neil
War News In Brief From Cuba and Guantanamo Actions
Spaniards mutilate Marines Dunphy and Mc Colgan at Caimanera as pickets hold until daylight. Admiral Sampson lands reinforcements, silences batteries, and prepares direct cable repair at Guantanamo. Shafter leads 2nd Army with Roosevelt rough riders. invasion plans expand toward Porto Rico. San Francisco cruiser refloated after grounding. cable work to resume by Thursday.
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Massachusetts Volunteers
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Porto Rico
Cuba
San Francisco
Highland Light
Montejo Blames Madrid Over Manila Fleet Loss
The Times reports Admiral Montejo's Manila battle account blaming Madrid's government for the disaster. He says Subic would take a month to fortify and he returned to Cavite after requisitions for ships and torpedoes failed, noting he had no torpedoes except those he built from poor material.
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the Times
Manila
Admiral Montejo
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