Girl killed in subway car crash in Brighton
Miss Sarah J. Russell, 25, of 30 Washington street Brighton, died at City Hospital after a crash at Church street subway entrance. Injured Mrs James Newton, 35, Jamaica Plain, survived. Passengers shaken. brother John Russell, a conductor, witnessed and assisted before her death.
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Sarah J. Russell
Washington Street
Brighton
Church Street
John Russell
Russell
City Hospital
Clean Sweep for Harvard Crews Varsity Wins by Ten Lengths
Harvard crews dominate in a clean sweep, varsity winner by ten lengths. Yale trailed throughout as Harvard’s new stroke surged, Yale’s sprint faltered. Freshmen showdown ends with Harvard edging Yale by a half length. New London reflects the Crimson triumph.
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Varsity
Yale
Crimson
New London All Crimson
Free Sugar and Wool in Tariff Revisions
Washington June 20 extensive tariff revisions outline key changes to the Underwood bill. Redrafts free sugar and Angora wool, add cattle and wheat to the free list, raise duties on cotton goods and some silks. Chairman Simmons presented the changes to Senate Democrats after weeks of committee scrutiny. President Wilson aims to free sugar in 1916 and wool at once.
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Senate Democrats
Simmons
Finance Committee
Wilson
U S Navy Bird Man Is Killed
Annapolis Md June 20 The Navy records its first air death Ensign William D Billingsley was hurled from a disabled biplane 1600 feet above and fell into Chesapeake Bay Lieutenant John A Towers clung to the wreck and escaped death miraculously confirming a fatal air accident in the line of duty with the Navy aviators chief witnessing the event.
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Navy
William D. Billingsley
Chesapeake Bay
John A. Towers
Collision injures many as Motorman held on manslaughter charge
A collision near the Public Garden at 5 25 last night left Motorman William Kelly under manslaughter charges. Mrs James Newton and Miss Russell were among those injured as panic and confusion spread through more than 60 passengers aboard two cars from Oak Square Newton Jamaica Plain line. James Newton is described as 35 and a Jamaica Plain resident.
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James Newton
Jamaica Street
Jamaica Plain
Oak Square
Newton
J. P. Fitzgerald
J. F Cameron
Berth 2
Frank Corrigan
Edward J. Long
Missionary Arch Stuck Reaches Mt McKinley Peak
Seattle June 20 Arch deacon Hudson Stuck the Episcopal missionary who started from Fairbanks Alaska months ago to ascend Mt McKinley reached the summit June 7 a private cable despatch reported today Stuck embarked from Fairbanks earlier this year seeking the highest point in North America and his successful ascent adds to his mountaineering record
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Wash
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Great Mountain
First complete ascent of Mt. McKinley achieved
Archdeacon Stuck from Fairbanks reports an expedition success on June 7. H. P. Karstens, R. G. Tatum, Walter Harper, and Stuck reached the summit of Mt. McKinley's south peak on a clear day, confirming it as the highest point.
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Archdeacon Stuck
Fairbanks
Mt. McKinley
H. P. Karstens
R. G. Tatum
Walter Harper
Train kills wood chopper near Milford station
Edward S. Rafferty, 60, a wood chopper from Hopkinton, was struck and killed by a Boston and Albany train about a half mile from Milford station. The crew learned of the accident only after the train reached Milford. He is believed to have been walking on the tracks when, killed.
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Milford
Edward S. Rafferty
Hopkinton
Boston
Women for Court Work Appointed Probation Officers
Miss Theresa Dowling sister of Secretary John C L Dowling of the Boston Finance Commission Miss Margaret H Markam and graduate nurse of St Elizabeths Hospital and Eugene T Callanan formerly a clerk of the Municipal Civil Court were yesterday appointed probation officers of the Municipal Court.
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John C. L. Dowling
Boston Finance Commission
Margaret H. Markam
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Eugene T. Callanan
Municipal Civil Court
Municipal Court
Red Soxclimb to third as pennant race shifts
The Red Sox move into third place after beating the Athletics while the Senators lose to the Highlanders. Cleveland drops after a White Sox win, and the Giants slip in the National League as the Braves fall to sixth. Pirates gain on Boston with a Giants victory. Red Sox sit 12 games behind Philadelphia and 5? behind Cleveland.
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Athletics
Senators
Highlanders
Cleveland
White Sox
Giants
Phillies
Braves
Pirates
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Baseball Scores From National American League Card
National league results show St Louis 4 Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh New York 3 in a two game set. American league highlights include Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 and New York 9 Washington 3 in the first game, plus New York 9 Washington 3 and Chicago 8 Cleveland 0 in the second.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Ex convict to face judge in larceny case
James Trainor 54 long familiar to Boston police will again appear before a judge in East Cambridge court charged with larceny of three steel tapes valued at 45 dollars property of Middlesex county commissioners. Trainor keeps odd hours at the State House once stealing a brass cuspidor. His Roxbury Bird street home is listed.
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East Cambridge
Middlesex County Commissioners
Trainor
Boston
State House
Bird Street
Roxbury
Opening Today at Cobb's Annex in Scollay Square
The new large annex of Cobb's restaurant in Scollay square at Cornhill opens this morning. Boston diners will welcome the expanded lunch space as Cobb's is famed for pure foods and quality tea and coffee.
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Scollay Square
Cornhill
Boston
Advt
Naval aviator flies hydro-aero craft to Claiborne
Ensign Billingsley with Lt Towers aboard a pontoon biplane leaves the Naval Academy grounds to cross the bay to Claiborne but a gust 10 miles along disables the steering gear and throws Billingsley forward. The incident occurs as the fragile craft fights the wind. report continues on page 14.
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Ensign Billingsley
Lieutenant Towers
Naval Academy
Claiborne
Harvard Makes Clean Sweep Over Yale at Thames Races
Harvard led after the first half mile and increased the margin to six lengths at the finish of the four mile race, clocking 21m 42s to Yale's 22m 20s. In the two mile, Harvard won in 11m 52s to Yale's 12m 11s, while the freshman race was won by Harvard in 10m 41s by one length. New London, Conn. June 20. For the sixth straight year Harvard led in races won and lost against Yale, 24 to 23 over 47 contests. Continued on Page 7 First Column.
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Harvard
Yale
Eli Youngsters
New London
Conn
Longest Day in the Year and Planetary Risings
The text notes the longest day of the year with sunrise at 4:07 and sunset at 7:24 plus moon and planet risings Venus 1:47 a.m. Mars 1:07 a.m. Jupiter 8:15 p.m. Saturn 8:00 a.m. It also mentions light auto lamps at 7:54 p.m. and marks the date as day 72 of the year with summer starting.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Showers and Warmer Weekend Forecast for New England
Showers Saturday with warmer temperatures in Maine. Sunday likely fair in northern New England with light to moderate variable winds. In southern New England showers expected Saturday. Moderate south to southwest winds described.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Maine
Anniversaries mark historic battles and sports days
Summer begins this afternoon. Centenary note recalls Wellington's victory at Vittoria, Spain, and the arrival of American forces in Cuba in 1898. A recent remembrance cites Harvard beating Yale in varsity, freshman, and 4 oared races at New London one year ago.
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Wellington
Joseph Bonaparte
Vittoria
Spain
Cuba
Harvard
Yale
New London
Arrest I. W. W. Leader as Disorderly Person
Lawrence report: Joseph Murphy a well known T. W. W. leader and Socialist was arrested today on Ipswich warrant charged with being a dangerous and disorderly person.
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Lawrence
Joseph Murphy
Ipswich
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