Millsbury sets nerve record with accidental amputation
Haverhill May 9 Walter Millbury, while directing a power saw at Alexander Hayman’s South Groveland farm, nearly severed his hand. He gathered the parts, calmed onlookers, and had the hand amputated by a doctor who treated him at his office. He refused anesthesia and talked with the physician during the operation.
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Haverhill
Walter Millbury
Millbury
Alexander Hayman
South Groveland
Snow divorce suit cites long history of alleged cruelty
Seth P. Snow, real estate broker, sues Mrs. Florence J. Snow in Suffolk County Superior Court alleging years of cruel conduct including repeated striking, threats to shoot, and abusive language at his State Street office and elsewhere. He lists dozens of incidents from 1913 to 1915, seeking divorce and noting shared child support.
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Seth P. Snow
State Street
Suffolk County Superior Court
Snow
Bill of Interrogatories in Snow Case Details Abusive Allegations
Mrs Snow questions Mr Snow about a December 1913 New York trip and a hotel appearance with detectives. She asks about institutes for inebriates, diamonds, and real estate pawned and mortgaged to support herself. Snow calls most questions irrelevant. She says her alleged abuse was self defense and accuses him of infidelity and cruelty, plus failure to provide.
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Mrs. Snow
Mr. Snow
New York
Dee
Snow
Arlington
Newton
Parade of Technology men to mark institute dedication
An expected parade of more than a mile of autos from Buffalo and nearby areas will accompany the reunion and dedication of the institute’s new buildings on June 12 to 14. Also note guidance for flushing anti-freeze from radiators and remarks by Colonel Stover at a luncheon with the Bay State Automobile Association.
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Buffalo
Technology
Institute
Stover
Bay State Automobile Association
Lenox
Lexington Pitcher Strikes Out 17 in Debut Victory
Thomas H Mitzgerald, 16, of Lexington High, struck out 17 Stone School batters and allowed four hits in a 9 to 2 win for Lexington High yesterday. It was his first mound appearance, showcasing a promising slab artist for coach John J. Sullivan. Early innings saw no hits against him.
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Thomas H Mitzgerald
Lexington
Lexington High
Stone School
Boston
Witzgerald
John J. Sullivan
M I T Defeats Noble and Greenough at Brookline Field
M I T beat Noble and Greenough School 7 to 0 yesterday afternoon at the new Noble and Greenough field in Brookline. Gallagher hit a home run with two runners aboard to highlight the game.
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M. I.T
Noble and Greenough School
Noble and Greenough
Brookline
Gallagher
Mechanic Arts Defeats High School of Commerce 5–0
Mechanic Arts blanked High School of Commerce 5 to 0 at North Brighton playground as the winners scored four runs in the opening inning on six errors. The piece also mentions a Sunday Post magazine feature on railway safety and engineers.
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Mechanic Arts
High School of Commerce
North Brighton Playground
Mechanic
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Meredith Nicholson
Stacy Colliers
Union Street
Greater Boston
Am'nia
Lux
Seap
Florence J. Snow
Big
Sethl P. Snow
J. T. Johnson
Buick Boston Company
French Lick
Indiana
H. K. Noyes
Noyes-Buick Company
Cape
J. J. McCarthy
Harcourt Street
Ross
Detroit
Noble
American Railroad Authority
Edward Hungerford
Next Sunday Post
A. Saxlehner
N. Y
Dept
Cha
Nolas
Victor Records
Columbia
Third Floor
Bias Mamo
Victrola VI Outfit
Victrola TX
Washington
Essex Sts
New England
Goodyear
Patent Colt
4&E
Ment
Vany Sanple
Copenhagen
Palm Beach
Tiinghaim
Pereale
EATRA
Japan
Naillant
Hird
Oor
Isto
Lofster
Marblehead
Ane
Mit
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