Collision at 398 West First Street Leaves Woman Dead
In South Boston a wall collapse during tearing down an old stable injured James Goodman and killed Margaret Devon age six. Over twenty bystanders narrowly escaped. Goodman survived with head and face injuries and is expected to recover. Mrs. Devon died under a falling girder and was taken to her home at 81 Dove Street.
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James Goodman
West First Street
Boston
Goodman
Young
Theospital
Devon
O’donnell
Dove Street
Portland Man Supposed to Jump from Steamer Port land
A man using the name Nason L. Eaton booked a stateroom on the steamer Portland in Boston for Portland Missouri. His room was entered to find Eaton’s coat hat cuffs and two pocketbooks including a $160 check and a sealed letter to Mrs N L Eaton of Malden. A note requested forwarding his effects to that address. It is believed he jumped from the window during the voyage.
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Boston
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Dexter Street
Malden
Illness Halts Willard Tour and Stage Plans
A Willard company member reports actor E. S. Willard is gravely ill with typhoid fever and nervous complications. He has cancelled this season's dates and abandoned his opening tour at Hoyt's Theatre next September. Friends doubt he can perform for months or ever return to the stage, and he plans to go to Italy when health permits.
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Arere
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Heroic Rescue At City Point Involves Two Local Men
Robert Steadman of 611 East Eighth Street plunged into the bay near City Point to save Thomas McNeil of 97 Hudson Street. McNeil, who attempted suicide, fought Steadman but was brought ashore and taken to City Hospital for recovery. The Humane Society was notified by police of Steadman's act.
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East Eighth Street
City Point
Thomas McNeil
Hudson Street
Paeng
McNeil
Steadman
Naval Officers Complain Delay of Naval Report Vantage
Naval officers protest the delay in the release of the naval report vantage. The dispute centers on timeline concerns and potential impacts on ongoing operations and oversight.
Maine naval inquiry report arrives in Washington
The Maine disaster naval board report reaches Washington at 9 35 PM as Lt Cmdr Marix and crew guard the document. The party faces a press throng at the Ebbitt House while crowds outside contest access and officials plan the next steps with Cabinet review anticipated.
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Marix
Washington
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy Department
Ebbitt House
John Hood
Carl Jungen
Bowers
A.T. Marix
Cadet Ward
Long
Hood
Jungen
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