Dual Tragedy as Man Kills Two Women Then Ends His Life
Police report a man named William Janine shot Margaret Gormley Polack in a hotel room and then killed himself. Earlier a separate incident linked to a Tremont street saloon saw another man, identified as Huber, shoot Elizabeth Gormley before taking his own life. Investigations tied motive to jealousy and family disputes.
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Leary
City Hospital
Huber
Gormley
William
Ffuber
Elizabeth Gormley
William B. Huber
Post
New York
Charlie
Germany
Tremont Street
William Janine
Washington Street
North Woburn
Margaret Gormley Polack
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Bowdoin Street
West End
Napoli
Janine
Margaret Gormley
Polack
Anna Quinn
Quinn
Boston
Woburn
Militants Bankrupt Claim Shocks London Suffragists
The Standard says the militant cause is practically bankrupt. It alleges the $500000 war chest is a bluff and the 75000 subscribed at a recent Albert Hall meeting were dummy cheques, with only 4000 in cash. Police found a man and a woman in Room 2 amid dwindling militant subscriptions.
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London
The
Standard
Albert Hall
Militant
Lipton Accepts Challenge for America’s Cup Races
Sir Thomas Lipton accepts the challenge for the America’s Cup. The races will be held in September 1914 under the New York Yacht Club rules on measurement time allowance and racing rules.
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Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Lipton and New York Yacht Club settle on 75 to 90 foot challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton negotiates terms with the New York Yacht Club for a Shamrock IV challenge race under the old or new rules, opting for a 90 foot boat if needed. Designer Nicholson plans a 75 footer but prepares a 90 footer to race under NYYC rules with staged launches in 1914.
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Sir Thomas
New York Yacht Club
Atlantic
Charles FE. Nicholson
Gossport
Eng
Nicholson
Thomas Lipton
New York Yachtsmen
Edward Sycamore
Wringe
Man testifies in divorce suit of cruel treatment
David E. Gelin sues Grace Gelin for divorce in Divorce Court. He claims cruel and abusive treatment and recounts sleeping on the floor. He says he lived in Springfield until 1911 and since then in Boston area. They married in Hartford and moved to Springfield a week after the wedding.
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Gelin
Springfield
Boston
Hancock Street
Eaton Street
David E. Gelin
Grace Gelin
Morton
Hartford
Uniform results in cake making with Cottolene
The ad claims Cottolene yields consistent cake results unlike butter or lard. It notes equal price to lard, greater richness requiring one third less product, and that it is sold only in airtight tin pails to protect quality from dirt odors. The copy is from The N. K. Fairbank Company.
Sailors Clash With Patrolman in Charlestown Incident
After 11 pm in City square Charlestown 25 sailors from the British cruiser Melpomene near the navy yard attacked Patrolman William J Conway of Station. The melee drew a crowd and prompted police response.
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City Square
Charlestown
Melpomene
Charlestown Navy Yard
William J. Conway
Arrest Charge Leads to Crewman Detention in Drunkenness Case
A crew member was placed under arrest for drunkenness and held in custody while officers completed charges. The incident occurred as officers attempted to restrain the individual.
Struggle in Darkness Ends with Arrests of Seamen
City Square and waterfront lights failed plunging the district into darkness. Patrolman Conway was knocked down and torn uniforms in a melee until reinforcements from Station 15 arrived. Three seamen Leonard Smith Walter Shaprel and Thomas Erickson all 21 to 22 were arrested on drunkenness charges.
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City Square
Conway
Norton
Herman
Tower
Station 15
Leonard Smith
Walter Shaprel
Thomas Erickson
Tender banquet to William Applebaum
William Appelbaum, a newsboy who worked through school, was honored yesterday with a banquet at the Revere House by his fellow newsie friends. Speeches included Curran of the Newsboys' Club and Max Henry Newman.
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William Appelbaum
Revere House
Mr. Appelbaum
Newsie
Mr. Curran
The
Newsboys’ Club
Max Henry Newman
Hurley Wins Beauty Prize In Salem Mayor Reigns
Salem's Mayor John Hurley dubbed Silk Hat Hurley wins a popularity beauty title amid rumors he will gain Texas land from an oil company for being the audience favorite. Friends say popularity outweighed beauty three to one in the decision.
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John Hurley
Salem
Witch City
Texas
John
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Tremont
Hotel Essex
Worthington Street
Boston Protective Department
Protective Department
Eliot Square
Leutenant
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Saloon
John Lagone
Main Street
Russell
Mrs
A. Russell
Providence, R. St
SAY
William Janino
Otis
FO. Slattery Co
Boston Common
E. T. Slattery Co
Opange
Chinchilla
Hunter’s Green
Lipton
N. K. Fairbank Company
William Applebaum
Hurley
RTE
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Wellesley
Jordan Marsh Company
Boston Sunday Post
Roy Norton
James Hay, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
Sewell Ford
Wee Harold McGrath
Deuces Wild
George Jean Nathan
Edward H. Williams
Marion Ames Taggart
F. W. Collins
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