Rider Dies After Mad Flight From Horse in Boston
Garabedian a linguist and engraver, born in Constantinople, was dragged by a horse in Jackson Square Boston after leaping from the saddle. He died at 1 15 after sustaining a skull fracture. he had recently moved to Boston and worked at 21 Bromfield street and lived with F P Wilkins in Brookline.
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Garabediam
Turkey
Constantinople
Cairo
Egypt
Garabedian
Paris
Athens
Boston
F. P. Wilkins
Davis Avenue
Brookline
Bavarian Exhibition Opens in Munich
The Bavarian exhibition, opened yesterday by the prince regent, features a grand civic and military display. It showcases Bavarian arts and industry and will run through October.
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Munich
Bavaria
King Manuel Seeks Own Match Against Court Aides
The king declares his wish to marry his first love, challenging royal matchmakers including his mother to back off. The royal drama centers on a personal union opposed or watched by the court.
King Manuel Chooses His Childhood Sweetheart for Queen
The prince reveals his lasting attachment to his childhood friend and vows to marry her or none other. Queen Amelie and the Duke of Oporto sought a British alliance, but the king insists on his early love, prompting talks of sending the lady-in-waiting and daughter abroad to endure a long separation.
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Manuel
Amelie
Oporto
Roxbury Boys Run Away Found in Worcester
Two 11 year old Roxbury boys Hector Brown and Joseph Tobin ran away from home late Saturday. Police found them roaming Worcester streets at 2 am yesterday and detained them. After threats of whipping and jail they confessed. Brown claimed his father was a doctor at 1607 Tremont Street Roxbury and Tobin named Dr James Murphy of the same address who was notified. The youths were brought to Boston last evening.
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Roxbury
Hector Brown
Joseph Tobin
Worcester
Tremont Street
Tobin
James Murphy
Hector
Joseph
Cambridge Alms Baby Believed Chinese Descent Found
A five month old baby boy found by Joseph B. Davidson in a Cambridge residence yard at 28 Cottage Street is described as having almond blue eyes and yellow skin. Police are puzzled about identity, suspect the mother is American, and Superintendent Goodrow at the poor farm named the child Fred Upton.
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Joseph B. Davidson
Cottage Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Almshouse
Goodrow
Poor Farm
Fred Upton
Mary G. Welsh
Minnie O’brien
Two Boston Elevated cars crash head-on at Leverett street
Two men and a boy were hospitalized after a noon crash of Boston Elevated cars at Leverett street. Motormen attempted to reverse but could not prevent the collision, delaying traffic about 30 minutes. Witnesses blamed switch misoperation after the key was removed, with several passengers and pedestrians injured but none fatally.
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Boston
Leverett Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Spring Hill
Dudley Street
Norfolk House
Charles Street
Higazoon Madenjin
Webster Avenue
Somerville
Paul Martin
Parnell Street
Cambridge
Robert Chandler
Dana Street
Madenjin
Norfolk Street
Trolley Crash in Northampton Injures Many
A Williamsburg bound trolley crashed on the Ledges near Northampton, injuring seven or eight. Four were severely hurt and taken to hospital. Emerick, with both legs broken, on the dangerous list. The rear work car was unharmed. conductor failed to warn the other car.
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Emerick
Williamsburg
Northampton Street Railway Company
Northampton
Leeds
Victims of Electric Crash at Ledges
Mrs. Clarence Chase wife of Northampton town clerk injured about the head and perhaps internally. Frank Emerick motorman of the passenger car with both legs broken on dangerous list at Northampton Hospital. Helen Quinn Northampton shocked. Edward Morrissey Haydenville bruised. Lawrence Morrissey Haydenville bruised. George Dabineau Haydenville shocked. Josephine Chase Haydenville.
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Emerick
William McMahon
Clarence Chase
Northampton
Helen Quinn
Edward
Lawrence Morrisey
George Dabineau
Josephine Chase
Haydenville
Frank Emerick
Northampton Hospital
Sisters Fatally Injured After Streetcar Incident in Bennington
In Bennington Vermont on May 17 sisters Anna Callahan 18 and another sibling were rushed to hospital after diving through streetcar vestibule doors during a controller fire. Anna sustained a brain concussion and is described as dying with serious injuries.
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Bennington
Anna Callaher
Sister in critical condition after motorcar controller blast
Two sisters returning from a theatre ride home in a tram vestibule when the controller ruptured with a loud report and a bright flash. Helen, aged 20, is listed in critical condition.
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Helen
Two Girls Injured After Car Crash
A car sped at express pace when two girls leaped through opposite doors believing the car wrecked. They struck the hard road and were thrown about, with Anna unlikely to recover and Helen recovery chances termed slight by physicians. They were unconscious when fellow passengers carried them from the scene.
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Anna
Helen
New Priest in Newton Church Heats First Masses
The Rev. Dante C. Reardon succeeded the Rev. Dennis J. Whaley as pastor of Sacred Heart Church Newton Centre. He celebrated his first mass at 7 a.m. and preached at 8 30 and 10 30 masses. Parishioners greeted him warmly and offered assistance. Father Reardon hails from Middleboro where he is known as a tireless worker. The former pastor, Father Wholey, now leads St. Joseph's Church Roxbury.
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Newton
Dante C. Reardon
Dennis J. Whaley
Sacred Heart Church
Newton Centre
Father Reardon
Middleboro
Father Wholey
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Brazil Rules Out Sale of Warships to Foreign States
Rio de Janeiro May 17 Brazil states it will not sell any battleships or other warships under construction in England to any foreign nation. The announcement comes from a high and absolutely reliable authority.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
England
Gibson family aboard St Louis from Southampton to Maine
Among PAS passengers arriving on the American Line steamship St Louis from Southampton were Charles Dana Gibson and his family. Gibson plans a stay at a summer home off Maine and will return to Paris in the fall while continuing color study work.
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Southampton
American Line
St. Louis
Charles
Dana Gibson
Gibson
Maine
Paris
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