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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
7
Salisbury Md June 2 authorities may ask Governor Goldsborough for help if coroner's jury fails to clear up the death of Miss Florence Wainwright. State Attorney Bell would request Baltimore detectives to assist. The case centers on a criminal operation and a suspected mysterious woman and a prominent man’s involvement.
Three year old Eugene Krensky, son of Mr and Mrs P Krensky of 178 Harold street Roxbury, fell 30 feet from a third floor back piazza railing while reaching for a leaf. He was unconscious at City Hospital with a fractured skull and doctors planned surgery if he lives through the night.
Mrs Amanda Brooks of Malden heard a thud above and found neighbor Mrs Sarah Prime unconscious with a broken arm. In rushing for help Mrs Brooks slipped and fell, breaking her arm and left ankle.
John E. Dwyer of 194 Morrison Avenue Somerville died at a private hospital Wednesday night from complications after an appendectomy. Born in Somerville 25 years ago he graduated from Somerville High School in 1995 and from Harvard College in 1910. He was a member of the Cambridge Lodge of Elks and for the past three years served as Boston representative for a firm making office fixtures. Survived by a father and two brothers.
A humorous dialogue between a patient and doctor highlights fears of a relapse after a fright. The patient questions whether fright could trigger a relapse, while the doctor affirms the risk and the patient jokes about billing considerations. The exchange underscores medical concerns with light wit.
The ceremony united Delia Farley Dana and Robert Hare Hutchinson on a Manchester terrace overlook. The couple pledged mutual support and parental responsibility, received by town clerk A S Jewett, with a small reception for about 20 guests. They plan a wedding journey to New Zealand before settling in Philadelphia to pursue socialist ideals.
Police in Altavilla uncover a large secret crime ring with male and female sections led by a woman known as Red Head. The cartel focuses on profitable crimes including white slave traffic. One man blackballed exposed the group, prompting arrests and disappearances among associates connected to prominent families. Searches continue.
A powerful new searchlight at John Hays Hammond Jr experiment station was directed toward the harbor entrance to guide mariners away from rocks in dense fog. The beam cut through the fog and illuminated the harbor approaches, aiding navigation tonight.
Washington June 26 Thomas J Hayden and Matt I Sullivan were chosen by the administration to prosecute the Caminetti Diggs and Western Fuel Company cases. Francis J Heney was not selected as a prosecutor. Hayden had sought McNabs post and pressed for the appointment before McNab resigned, was en route to Washington to push his candidacy when the incident occurred.
In a forceful House speech Representative Mann attacked Attorney General McReynolds for delaying the San Francisco white slave cases, assailed Commissioner General Caminetti and questioned the White House and Justice Department for pressuring prosecutors. Mrs Caminetti defended her husband, while lawmakers argued over the currency bill and Federal Reserve Board powers in a high stakes policy dispute.
Drew Caminetti son of the Immigration Commissioner was arrested in Sacramento on a bench warrant after being indicted for deserting his minor children. He posted bond of 2500 dollars and 9 cents.
Washington June 26. The administration currency bill was launched in Congress today with Senator Owen introducing it in the Senate and Representative Glass in the House. The bill was referred to the banking and currency committees as preparations move forward for deliberations tomorrow.
London June 26 Cromarties Suther land-Leveron-Gower fourth Duke of Sutherland died tonight at age 74. Born July 20 1851 he was one of Europe's largest landowners second only to the Russian Emperor. His Scottish estates totaled about 1.5 million acres and he owned 30,000 acres in Staffordshire and Shropshire with extensive holdings elsewhere.
The young Brookline motorcyclist Roger M Linnell of 1070 Beacon Street son of John W Linnell had the manslaughter case against him dismissed in Malden District Court before Judge Bruce yesterday morning.
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