Woman Found Dead in Shot Pond in Suspected Suicide
Mrs Abraham C Cohen of New Rochelle New York was found dead in Shot Pond near IT ALL Stoneham after reportedly walking the sanitarium grounds earlier. She had been under treatment for nervous prostration at the New England Sanitarium and left the piazza before vanishing. Her death is ruled suicide. she leaves husband and four children and the body will be taken for burial in New Rochelle.
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Abraham C. Cohen
New Rochelle
N. Y
Shot Pond
Irving Peck
Cohen
Abraham Katzanerger
Faulkner Street
Malden
Mr. Cohen
New York
Perley
Woman Accused of Larceny in $270 to $450 Theft
Bertha Stone surrendered by attorney on charges she raised employee pay slips and kept the excess from Joseph A. Cook & Co. She posted bail and will face court Monday morning. Warrant cites $270 theft, but authorities allege $450.
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Lynn
Joseph A. Cook & Co
Bertha Stone
Remarkable Solar Outburst Observed at Oxford Jamboree
A striking solar eruption was seen by Professor Ambau of the Radcliffe Observatory at 11:45 this morning in Oxford England. A flame shot up over 10,000 miles per minute to 325,060 miles high, then broke into fragments and vanished by 12:10.
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Oxford
Eng
Ambau
Radcliffe Observatory
Boston Astronomer Sees Sunspots Foretelling Earthquake
Sunspots and solar disturbances have been observed for several days. Predictions place their greatest magnitude around mid November and expect violent magnetic disturbances on earth. Professor Edward C. Pickering of the Harvard Observatory said the sun spots may be followed by an earthquake but not with enough gravity to alarm.
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Earth
Edward C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Miles Paid Visit to Hospital Sale at Vendome
The Women’s Charity Club Hospital sale at the Hotel Vendome reports strong success with colorful stalls and a visit from General Nelson A Miles. President Mrs. F Risteen praised the current conditions while Mrs. Curtis Guild acts as matron at the tea and ice room, highlighting the fundraiser’s civic support.
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Woman's Charity Club Hospital
Hotel Vendome
Risteen
Nelson A Miles
Curtis Guild
MIT Professors Propose Filter Purification of Sewage
After four years of study Professors Winslow and Phelps of MIT presented details to the Society of Civil Engineers at the Boston City Club. They report a feasible purification method for sewage by passing it through percolating filters to remove organic matter and destroying remaining germs by disinfecting the outgoing stream with bleaching powder.
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W. Winslow and
Phelps
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Society of Civil Engineers
Boston City Club
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