Cambridge Hero Killed Stopping Runaway Horses
In Cambridge yesterday afternoon a 21 year old man, Harry L. Doyle, of 164 Fayerweather street, died while attempting to stop a runaway two horse drag on Willard street. The team owned by Atwood and Mc Manus was driven by Edward Bryson of 25 Eden street Chelsea. Bryson was thrown from the wagon and injured. Doyle attempted to seize the near rein and stop the horses but was crushed under the rear wheel. The incident occurred near Dinsmore court as the horses fled toward Mt. Auburn Street, narrowly sparing an inbound electric car.
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Willard Street
Cambridge
Harry L. Doyle
Fayerweather Street
Mt. Auburn Street
Edward Bryson
Eden Street
Chelsea
Brattle Street
Atwood & McManus
Bryson
Watertown
Doyle
Dinsmore Court
Telegraph Operator Shoots Detective at Tower
Miss Iva Bush, telegraph operator at a Monongahela tower five miles from town, shot railroad Detective Harry F. Smith. The detective is expected to die. Bush says she acted after years of annoyance and today was attacked. She is held on $2000 bail.
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Monongahela, Penn
Harry F. Smith
Iva Bush
Miss Bush
Smith
Vivian Gould to Make Debut in Spectacular New York Event
Vivian Gould, second daughter of George Gould, praised as a leading debutante, will debut in a few weeks amid a lavish Gould family display. She was maid of honor at sister Marjorie Gould Drexel Jr.’s wedding. A prior betrothal rumor to an Englishman was denied.
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New York
Vivian Gould
George Gould
Goulds
Miss Gould
Marjorie
J. Drexel, Jr
Vivian
Marceau
Vivian C. Gould
George J. Gould
No reprieve for Crippen in looming execution
London, Navy. Dr Hawley Crippen’s plea for clemency was denied by the home secretary. Crippen will be executed on the morning of November 23. In a three column Sunday notice he says he is not afraid to die and hopes the world recalls he was condemned on inconclusive evidence. He asserts the true facts will later emerge.
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London
Navy
Hawley H. Crippen
Home Secretary
Crippen
Bangor man sentenced for break in and jewelry theft
William H. McCluskey, 24, of Bangor, Maine, was sentenced to six to eight years in state prison for breaking and entering the home of Charles F. Gettemy and stealing jewelry. May Hamilton, arrested in Rutland, faces related charges including receiving stolen goods and breaking and entering. she is ill with tuberculosis and may be arraigned only on the receiving charge and sent to a sanitarium.
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William H. McCluskey
Bangor
Charles F. Gettemy
McCluskey
May Hamilton
Rutland
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