Two Women Injured in Bangor Train Wreck
Miss Mary B. Moulton of Pittsfield Massachusetts and Mrs. Alice Moran of Edinburgh Indiana were injured in a Maine Central Railroad wreck near Walter Street in Bangor. They were aboard a Boston train that split a switch derailing three cars. Both passengers remained in slight condition at Eastern Maine General Hospital.
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Bangor
Mary B. Moulton
Pittsfield
Mass
Alice Moran
Edinburgh
Ind
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Maine Central Railroad
Walter Street
Boston
Fall from trolley kills four year old in Watertown
Michael Cryan aged four of 365 River Street Waltham fell from a trolley car in Beacon Square Beacon Watertown late Saturday night and died in Waltham Hospital. He sat on an outside seat and toppled into a briar as the electric neared Watertown. On the car’s switch he was buried before help could intervene and suffered a fractured skull. Cryan formerly lived in Lowell.
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Michael Cryan
River Street
Waltham
Beacon Square
Watertown
Waltham Hospital
Cryan
Lowell
10 000 000 Foot Drive Set Fast Record in North Woods
Fred H. Thompson reports Phonse Roby completed a massive 10 million foot logging drive on the Nulhegan and East Branch in 13 days. The trek followed weeks of peril on ice and snow as logs floated downstream toward the Connecticut River with a crew of about 200 river men.
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North Strafford
N. H
Phonse” Roby
Nulhegan
East Branch
New England
Post
MclIn
Connecticut
Roby
Roberts
McIndoes
Mary Ann
Bloomfield
Joe Boville
Black Branch
Joe Roby
Paul Stream
Mt. Tom
Rivermen recount daring Connecticut log drive and jam
Veterans recall a historic log drive on the Connecticut including a jam at Pittsburg Falls where the crowd watched a dynamite test fail and a riverman named Black survived a perilous plunge. Ed Stapleton led the rear as logs streamed toward Mt Tom amid daring maneuvers and near disasters.
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Ed Stapleton
George van Dyke
Connecticut
Pittsburg Falls
Stapleton
Tao
Mary Ann
MeIndoes
Charles Roberts
Willards Island
Mary
Vermont
Poker Raid Nets $2.73 in Beverly
Six men gathered for a poker game at 7 Mill Street were raided by Officers Coakley Welch and Stone. Detectives seized playing cards and small change totaling 2.73 as evidence for court in Salern tomorrow.
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Beverly
Mill Street
W. H. Coakley
J. S.S. Welch
John W. Stone
Salern
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Trade for Filled Legal Limp Books
Store Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets offers 2.50 in merchandise or 2.00 in cash for filled Legal Limp books.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland-streets
Prisoner Hamel Recaptured After Plymouth County Escape
William J. Hamel, the Plymouth county jail escapee, was chased by a 50 man posse and captured in Manomet ten miles from Plymouth. Deputy Sheriff Joseph F. Collingwood and aides spoiled the escape, firing in the air to halt Hamel who was found exhausted near a farmhouse. He admitted fleeing over fears of auto theft charges and was returned to jail.
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Plymouth
William J. Hamel
Plymouth County
Manomet
Hamel
Joseph F. Collingwood
Harmon W. Tower
Frank H. Cushman
Collingwood
Main Street
Mary Hodgdon Nears Centenary in Wenham Life Milestone
Mrs. Mary B. Hodgdon, in Wenham on Cedar Street, reflected on reaching ninety nine in a quiet birthday message. Born in Amesbury she wed Howard F. Hodgdon on July 71 1835 and remains active, reading papers and helping at home as she nears the century mark.
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Wenham
Mary B. Hodgdon
Nie
J. G. Roundy
Cedar Street
Giant Queen Bee Stows Away From Scotland in Boston
Angus MacGregor of Fifeshire, sad over losing his prize Maid Douglas after the bee escaped a glass jar aboard the Allan liner Parisian. The giant queen, not originally of the hive species, stung several passengers in steerage before being impaled on a hat pin at Mystic wharf, Springfield aims.
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Angus MacGregor
Fifeshire
Scotland
Maid Douglas
Lochgelly
Boston
Douglas
South Africa
Mr. MacGregor
Springfield
Mass
Glasgow
Douglas Angus
Angus
Mystic Wharf
Douglass
U I L Branch Enjoys Concert Programme
The John E Redmond branch U I L met at Armory Hall 67 Warren street yesterday afternoon with 3200 members in attendance M H Crehan presiding Thomas J Finigan gave the principal address A vocal and instrumental concert followed featuring Mrs John P Lane P Tully John Tully James Collins Miss Fallon Thomas Flynn Mr Mullin Joseph Cloherty Martin McDermott James J Flynn M J Downey Mrs Boyle and Mr Fay Colonel Nevins and Denis A Scannell also spoke The program closed with God Save Ireland sung by P E Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Redmond
Armory Hall
Warren Street
M. H. Crehan
Thomas J. Finigan
John P., Lane
P. Tully
John Tully
James Collins
Miss Fallon
Thomas Flynn
Mr. Mullin
Joseph Cloherty
Martin McDermott
James J. Flynn
M. J. Downey
Mrs. Boyle
Mr. Fay
Colonel Nevins
Denis A. Scannell
God Save Ireland
P. E. Kenney
Women feet growth claim shocks readers at trial
A shoe dealer argues women’s feet have grown as production shifts force larger sizes. The report mixes court coverage of Mrs. Dodge’s trial with defense and prosecution debates on angles, positions, and the scene of a shooting. Dr Kingsford from Dartmouth Cross examines for the defense as experts dispute wound position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford
Dartmouth College
Sargent
Heath
Music of Choir Fills Jail Courtroom Nearby
In Guildhall Vermont on May 7 Mrs Florence M Dodge on trial for the murder of William Heath last September listened from her jail room as the little Congregational Church choir sang and the sermon was heard. Jurors attended service under deputy sheriffs, with the jail, church and courthouse all close by on the knoll overlooking the town common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Dodge
Sargent
Harlan Howe
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