Wild Cow Chases Through Somerville Injures No One
An unruly cow owned by Eugene J Ford milkman of 386 Washington street Somerville ran through the city yesterday afternoon causing chaos. The animal knocked down several people and overturned a baby carriage before being caught in a barn on Grove street West Somerville. Patrolman Michael Kennedy narrowly escaped injury when the cow attacked his chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J Ford
Washington Street
Somerville
Mr. Ford
Michael Kennedy
Kennedy
House of Hose 5
Somer Ville Avenue
Belmont
Lowell Streets
Somerville Avenue
Elm Street
Grove Street
West Somerville
Bicyclists Collide on Washington Street in North Brighton
At about 4 45 yesterday afternoon Patrick Heenan of Cedar Street Newton and William Bailey of 13 Norway Street Boston collided on Washington Street North Brighton. Both were thrown to the ground and found unconscious with serious bruises and facial cuts. Friends took them home.
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Washington Street
North Brighton
Patrick Heenan
Cedar Street
Newton
William Bailey
Norway Street
Boston
Lowell Boy Killed by Electric Car on Middlesex Street
Four year old Cornis Monesti was run over by an electric car on Middlesex street this afternoon and killed instantly in Lowell.
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Lowell
Cornis Monesti
Middlesex Street
Public Streets Clergymen Decry It Brazen Creepers Called
Clergymen denounce the presence of public street misconduct calling the offenders brazen and wanton. The city faces moral outrage as residents demand action and reform. Authorities pledge to enforce decency laws and protect public order.
Father Seeks Answers After Son Dies On Steamship
Charles Adams, father of Henry Adams who died after an attempt to reach Boston for medical aid, accuses officials of neglect and promises to pursue full inquiry. Immigration Commissioner Colonel Billings defends inspectors and the steamship company, noting Adams did not reveal his brother’s location.
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Dominion Line
Prince George
Charles Adams
Henry Adams
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth Line
Boston
Everett
Brighton
Digby County
George B. Billings
Adams
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Post
Manchester
Mass
Bostom
Billings
Steamship Company
Immigration Office
Clergymen condemn girls smoking in Somerville streets
Sermons by three Somerville clergymen denounced cigarette smoking by young women seen in streets from Davis Square to Charlestown. They urged enforcement of anti smoking laws and a revival of home discipline to curb the vice among youths and girls.
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Somerville
A. Ees Sharp
Park Avenue M. S
George F. Durgin
Flint Street
M. E
Mr. Fisk
Main Street
High Street
Green Street
Charlestown
Winthrop Congregational Church
Davis Square
Moulders Strike at Lowell Foundries Over Wages
Seventy five moulders at Union Eagle Nichols and Pevy Bros foundries in Lowell Mass walked out Saturday after their demand for 2.50 a day was refused. Doherty Bros yielded two weeks earlier and twenty five moulders there continue working. Strike is sanctioned by the national union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Eagle, Nichols and Pevcy Bros. Foundries
Doherty Bros
William H. O Neill Drowned While Fishing at Piacataqua River
In Manchester New Hampshire the body of William H. O Neill was recovered from the Piacataqua River near West Manchester. He was fishing on the river bank when a suspected fit caused his seizure and fall. Nelson Sawyer witnessed the drowning and tried to save him but he died. O Neill left a wife and one child.
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Manchester
N. T
William H. O'Neill
Ventetan Iy
Piacataqua River
Nelson Sawyer
O'Neill
Woonsocket Driving Park destroyed by fire and dynamite explosion
Fire at Woonsocket Driving Park razed the grand stand stables and most buildings after a 50 pound dynamite stash exploded. Caretaker A C Stacy and a boy escaped injury. water shortages hampered firefighting as a large crowd gathered to watch the blaze. The blast shattered nearby windows and tore a trench seven feet deep, with extensive property damage and a history of racing events at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket, R. I
Woonsocket Driving Park
A. C. Stacy
Staczyy
Althrea
Stacy
Stacey
Ar. Stacy
Steamer Disabled Near Belfast Sighted
A Belfast despatch reports a steamer, likely an Allan liner, seen in a disabled state eight miles east of Glenarm and about twenty five miles north of Belfast.
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Glenarm
London
Belfast
Court finds Miles censured over bad beef affair
The military court report finds General Miles censured for delaying notification about suspected bad beef. Eagan and Maus are censured. packers found blameless. The court recommends no further proceedings and notes canned beef was unsuitable for field use. refrigerated beef allegations not proven.
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Miles
Eagan
Maas
Alger
Two Wives Claim Remains of Boston Fish Merchant
Nelson G. Eldredge of Kidredge Bros. fish dealers is killed when he falls on railroad tracks and is struck by an electric car on Beacon Street. Two wives appear to claim the body. brother Orlane Eldredge reveals he knew nothing of wife No. 2 until yesterday.
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Beaconsstreet Bridge
Boston & Albany
Nelson G. Eldredge
Kidredge
Sterling Street
Lttle
Clarendon Street
Orlane de Pd, Eldredge
Wife No. 2
Wife No. 1
Court finds no guilt on officers over beef issue at Chickamauga
Court finds none of the officers commanding corps divisions brigades or regiments guilty. It condemns Major General in charge for lacking justification to claim beef was embalmed or unfit for troops and for not reporting belief promptly. It cites Colonel Maus for failing to raise chemical treatment concerns from Major Daly’s Oct 26 inspection.
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Washington
Meiklejohn
Miles
Spain
General Miles
Secretary of War
General Fagan
Maus
Daly
John F. Weston
Page
Chickamauga
Major
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Washington & Hanover Sts
Crawford Range
Walker & Pratt Mfg. CO
Union St
Wallet & Bond, Mrrs
Blackstone Street
Ervilla
Cmokars
Mr. Durgin
Durgin
Gean
Arthur P. Sharp
Park Avenue M. EB
Plaza
Fhoston
Furnish Inns
Columbus Avenue
J. J. Marlow
Mgr
Eo’ Conner & Co
Hestin
Toke
Columbus Ave
Carter
Lowell Moulders
PIRE
Woonsocket Qgriving Park
Charles Lawrence & CO
Commercial Street
Dederge
Abe Asa
Hehe
Eeerr
Saeed
Beef Cour
Atkinso
Furnishing Company
Corner Common St
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