Widow Takes Her Life Amid Divorce Suit
Mrs. Mary A. Winslow, 45, wife of Worcester restaurant man William E. Winslow, was found dying with a knife wound in the throat at the American House. She died five minutes after arriving at Relief Hospital. Despondency over a divorce case in which her husband sued her and her brother was named co respondent is believed to explain the act.
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William
Winslow
Worcester
Relief Hospital
Murdered woman found with knife beside in hotel room
Mrs Winslow, staying at the American House with her 11 year old daughter Elmira from Rutland Mass, was found by staff with her throat cut. She was alive but unconscious and taken to the Relief Station. A letter hints at an imminent Worcester County divorce trial.
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Margaret McEachern
Worcester County Superior Court
Worcester News in Brief: Divorces and Funeral Arrangements
Police notified the husband of a woman found at Relief Hospital and he arranged for Callahan Brothers of Worcester to receive the body for burial. Elmira, the daughter, went with friends. William Winslow, head chef at Parker's on Front Street, Worcester, faced a divorce trial today. Mrs. Lee had her husband arrested two months earlier on a threat charge, a trial led to his discharge, and soon after he filed for divorce.
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Worcester Undertakers
Elmira
William
Winslow
Parker's
Front Street
Worcester
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Cost Foss 37000 to Win Election in Boston
The Boston Republican city committee reports campaign costs of 11451 in receipts short by 200, creating a debt. Major funding came from the Republican State committee 7000 and Sheriff Seavey 500, with many 100 and 50 dollar gifts from named contributors. Registration cost 5100 distributed among ward chairmen, detailing sums to numerous individuals and firms.
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Edward Linemann
James P. Timilty
Patrick McManus
P. J. Brady
Harry A. Frothingham
James H. Doyle
John H. Brogie
Michael F. Shay
Boston Republican City Committee
Republican State Committee
Sheriff Seavey
F. L. Higginson
C. W. Amory
Arthur T
Edward C. R. Bagley
Joseph J. Denison
William F. White
William H. Oakes
Ernest R. Saunders
William H. Coblentz
Eugene G. Smith
James W. H. Myrick
Charles H. Innes
James M. Douglas
E. Mortain Hatch
Edwin A. Lawley
John S. Godfry
George L. Ellsworth
Thomas Grieve
Charles A. Heintz
Fred Kitson
Guy A. Ham
Fred L. Howard
Frank Lieberlicn
Harry A. Gilman
Willard W. Hibbard
William H. Squires
Newsboys' Court Installed in Boston Five Judges Named
The Boston Newsboys Court opens with five judges including three newsboys. Jacob Rosen Louis Gray and Harry Hornstein were installed at the Newsboys Club on Tremont Street with Judge Harvey Baker presiding. Mitchell Freiman and Alexander I Peckham were appointed to two remaining seats and took the oath.
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Boston Newsboys
United States
Boston
Jacob Rosen
Louis Gray
Harry Hornstein
Newsboys’ Club
Tremont Street
Harvey Baker
Mitchell Freiman
Alexander I. Peckham
Boston School Committee
James P. Magenis
Search for Boy at Fire Ends Quietly
A noon fire on Circuit Street caused $1500 in damage to a garage and adjacent houses. Firemen from Ladder 4 were slightly burned while rescuing three Farrell children and the missing six year old Lawrence Farrell was found unharmed among neighbors' children.
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Herman
Circuit Streets
John Montgomery
W. W. Lord
Circuit Street
Harriet Farrell
Countess Irma de Beaufort seeks divorce after alleged brutality
In Chicago on November 15, Countess Irma de Beaufort declared she will pursue a divorce from Count de Beaufort. She spoke from St Luke's Hospital where she is recovering after a fall while the Count supposedly pursued her. Kilgallen, her father, and other witnesses saw her statements and reaffirmed their stance against peace talks.
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Irma de Beaufort
Martin H. Kilgallen
St. Luke's Hospital
Kilgallen
Countess de Beaufort
Total Moon Eclipse Visible From Boston Tonight
Boston and New England will witness a total lunar eclipse in the early hours. The moon enters Earth's shadow at 5 44 p m Boston time and remains eclipsed until 8 58 p m, lasting over three hours with fair skies predicted by Weatherman John W Smith.
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Women wage earners urged to gain ballot protection
Miss Maude Younger of San Francisco urged federal suffrage protection for women workers at the AFL session in St Louis. Governor Hadley argued judges and lawyers are excessive, while Younger emphasized women must organize and use the ballot to improve working conditions.
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Maude Younger
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Younger
Hadley
Miss Younger
Sister Gonzaga to Leave Carney Hospital After 30 Years
Sister Gonzaga, superior of the Sisters of Charity at Carney Hospital, South Boston, is ordered transferred after thirty years of service. She will move to St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore for new duties.
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Gonzaga
Sisters of Charity In Charge
Carney Hospital
Boston
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimore
Mayor Favors Park Square Site Over Fenway for New High School
Mayor Fitzgerald assails President Rothwell of the Chamber of Commerce over the plan for a new High School of Commerce. Rothwell says authorities back Park square site, while the Mayor criticizes Fenway and notes finances limit a $200,000 land purchase. He orders a conference among school officials and the Business Men's Advisory Board.
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Rothwell
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High School of Commerce
Park Square
Fenway
Business Men's Advisory
Warrenton-Common Street
Logue
Schoolhouse Commission
Electrician Killed Testing Supposedly Dead Switch
Constine Proctor aged 48 of Somerville was instantly killed by 600 volts while working on a switch believed dead in a sub basement. He was installing new machinery in the electrical plant at Tremont and Beacon streets.
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Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Tremont and
Beacon Streets
Proctor
Robin Cooper Found Not Guilty in Carmack Murder Case
Nashville court clears Robin Cooper of the murder charge in the case tied to Senator W Carmack. The verdict declared him not guilty after deliberations in the courtroom.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin Cooper
W. Carmack
Young Italian singer Debuts as Tonio in Pagliacci at Boston Opera
Carlé Galeffi, a young Italian bari tone born in Rome, makes his Boston Opera House debut tonight as Tonio in I Pagliacci. He studied in Rome and has appeared in Palermo Naples and cities including Janeiro Santiago and Buenos Aires. His repertoire spans Carmen Pagliacci Lucia Tosca Aida and Traviata.
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Tonia
Boston
Ope
Rome
Republican Party of
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Ashton
Dal Verne
Janeiro
Santiago
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
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