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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1903

Page

8

Miss Roosevelt Drives Auto in Washington Parade

Miss Alice Roosevelt took a hand in driving an automobile on Connecticut avenue and drew police attention as she moved quickly. A policeman nearly arrested her before recognizing she is the President's daughter and allowed her to proceed. She later drove to Woodley Lane for a wedding and plans to urge her father to buy her a car.

Washington Alice Roosevelt Connecticut Avenue Miss Roosevelt District of Columbia Woodley Lane

Brookline Justice Reports Inquest On Builder Caused Death

Charles H. Drew of Brookline Municipal Court filed with the Dedham clerk a finding that George Smith died March 31, 1903 near Beacon street Brookline from injuries when a partially constructed building fell. He blames poor wall construction and lack of shoring in the foundation and improper maintenance.

Charles H. Drew Brookline Dedham George Smith Justice Drew Beacon Street Griggs Road

Woman Saved by Jump in Worcester Train Collision

In Worcester at Plymouth street crossing a carriage carrying two young men and Mrs. Smma Champagne was struck by a Providence train at midnight. The men Harry A. McPhail and Clarence H. Hapgood suffered likely fatal injuries, while Mrs. Champagne leapt to safety and escaped unharmed. Gate tender Adolph Aventure reported the horse frightened the carriage after gates were lowered. The pair had attended a party at Father Mathew Hall.

Worcester Providence Plymouth Street Harry A. McPhail Clarence H. Hapgood Smma Champagne Peter D Champagne Boston & Albany Father Mathew Hall McPhail Hapgood

Kaiser’s Surgery Bark Becomes Museum Relic

A bark splint used by Emperor William II in setting the Empress’s broken arm on March 27 is displayed in the William II room of the Ho henzollern museum. The 20 inch piece bears the inscription and sits in a glass case among other royal souvenirs.

Boston Massachusetts United States Syracuse N.Y Berlin William William II Hohenzollern William TI

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