Eight Men Die In Head-On Rockingham Collision
A head on crash on a steep grade near Rockingham kills eight men and leaves one missing. The express train from Boston to Montreal crashes into a freight engine destroying the passenger locomotive and tearing into two milk cars. Five in the smoking car die, four elsewhere. A father and son die together in the smoker.
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Rockingham
Boston
Montreal
Signals Mix Up Blamed For Fatal Railroad Collision
A Boston to Rutland passenger train delayed an hour and a half collided with a freight at a single Rutland line. Engineers and several crew were killed. others injured or missing as rescuers worked through debris with doctors nurses and a priest in attendance.
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Boston
Connecticut River
William Farrell
Rutland
Cornelius Sullivan
Bellows Falls
George Cady
John Fr’. Lent
Rockingham
Frank F. Lent
Enoch Bulloch
Ludlow
George A. Simonds
Ten Men Drown As Gale Halts Coal Barge Tow Off Block Island
A gale and high seas near Block Island sink coal barges No. 7 and No. 10, with captain James Mawhinney of Charlestown among the dead. Four crewmen of No. 7 perish. four survive in a lifeboat rescued by the Coast Guard cutter Acushnet. The Isaiah K. Stetson schooner, from Calais Maine, with two crew saved, is later found aground. Survivors recount Mawhinney’s calm bravery as he urged others to safety.
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Dated Coal Company
Block Island
James Mawhinney
Charlestown
Mass
Consolidated Coal Company
Consolidated Coal Company of
Hoston
Isaiah K. Stetson
Boston
Coast Guard
Acushnet
William Richards
Joseph C. Watkins
Vineyard Haven
Calais
Mawhinney
Georges Creek
Thomas
McQueeney
Hugh Keefe
Alfred Anderson
Alexander Street
Roxbury
James Raoul
North Bennet Street
John Driver
Bunker Hill Street
Sifesaving
Robert Mawhinney
Elm Street
United States Navy
U. S. S. Georgia
Mary Ann
Newfoundland
Driver
England
Babies in Country Need Doctor's Care
Washington March 4 The Children's Bureau says lack of adequate medical attention in remote rural districts raises infant mortality after surveying five widely separated counties.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau, Labor Department
Charles H. Merriman Dies at 86 in Providence Textile Leader
Providence March 14 Charles H Merriman a premier Rhode Island textile maker for over fifty years died in Providence He was in his 87th yearแห่ง.
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Providence
Charles H. Merriman
Rhode Island
Barber Nuzzio Sought in Malden Murder
Malden police pursue Eupho Nuzzio a 34 year old barber of 25 Hubbard Street Malden in connection with the shooting death of Angelo Querques 34 of 145 Pearl Street Malden. Querques owned a grocery at 143 Pearl and was killed in the kitchen after a quarrel over alleged attention to Querques wife.
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Malden
Eupho Nuzzio
Hubbard Street
Angelo Querques
Pearl Street
Nuzzio
Querques
Main Street
Freight brakeman killed under Summer Street bridge
A bany freight train brakeman, 45, was instantly killed last night when knocked from the top of a freight car under the Summer street bridge. Several cars passed over his body. He lived at 7 Cutter park Somerville and is survived by his wife and family.
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Bany
Summer Street
Bridge
Hodges
Cutter Park
Somerville
Textile Ad Promotes Varied Fabrics and Prices
The advertisement lists film quality fabrics from Cheney's and a range of grounds in taupe brown blue and tan. It highlights 36 inch stripes and plaids priced from 2.50 to 4.50 and 40 inch satins taftas and charmeuse from 4.50 to 6.00 with lustrous and dull finishes and novelty two inch squares in black.
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Cheney
Yi Easter Suit Dress or Coat 54 Inch Wool Tricotine
Yi offers an Easter suit dress or coat in 54 inch wool tricotine. Available in choicest spring colors plus navy and black for six dollars.
82-In Kiddie and Playtime Cloths in Stripes and Solids
Item describes 82 inch kiddie and playtime cloth suitable for boys rompers and blouses with striped and solid patterns. Includes 4 inch heavy cotton suitings priced at 59 cents per yard, with earlier 49 cents mention.
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