Rains Crash at Providence Train Collision Reported
A collision between the Knickerbocker Limited and the Shore Line train near Providence injures several passengers who cannot leave Rhode Island Hospital. Investigations by Worcester division officials will probe the cause as both trains resume journey toward New York.
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Rhode Island Hospital
New York
Shore Line
Boston
Knickerbocker Limited
South Terminal
Knickerbocker
Providence
Daniels
J. A. Droege
Worcester Division
F E. T. Horn
Droege
Kengineer H. Daniels
Boston broker Walter Perkins hurt in Providence wreck
Walter B. Perkins a prominent real estate broker from Boston and New York was among the severely injured on the Shore Line express near Providence. He described a sudden collision that threw him into the aisle as passengers, including women and children, reacted with panic. He was taken to Rhode Island Hospital and later returned home to Lexington.
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Walter B. Perkins
Providence
Boston
New York
Munroe Tavern
Munroe Station
Lexington
Shore Line
Perkins
Rhode Island
Remarkable Child Training Note by Professor G Stanley Hall
The Post Magazine previews a feature on child training by Professor G Stanley Hall slated for next Sunday. The article promises insights into early psychology and education methods.
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G. Stanley Hall
Post
Injured Travelers Listed After Accident Near Narragansett
MISS NELLIE MCGROGAN of Roxbury suffered nervous shock and possible spinal injuries while en route to Narragansett Pier. JOHN MITTENTHAL of Winthrop sustained a probable fractured hip and severe contusions. THOMAS N ROGERS of Oil City Penn had internal chest injuries and contusions.
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Nellie McGrogan
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Narragansett Pier
John Mittenthal
Lewis Block
Winthrop
Thomas N. Rogers
Oil City
Penn
List of injured in train accident medical notes and names
The report lists numerous individuals with injuries after a railroad incident. Names include Mrs Louise M Cloud Mrs T Simmons General Charles A Wilson and others across New Jersey New York Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Boston. Many suffered head injuries contusions fractures and shock with several rendered unconscious.
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Louise M’cloud
Mountain House
West Orange
N. J
Merwin FE. Moore
Aghland Place
Melrose Highlands
T. Simmons
St. Louis
Benjamin Peyser
New York
Joseph Valpel
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. W. Darling
Bay State Road
Boston
Charles A. Wilson
Warwick
R. J
Howard Pendergast
Walnut Street
East Providence
Walter E. Perkins
Lexington
Mass
SAMUEL + DOUGLAS
King Avenue
Monument Street
Charlestown
R. N. MacKay
Readville
Mes
A. T. Smith
East Sixty First Street
Samuel. Muskovitz
East Brookline Street
H. Daniels
Shore Line
W. C. Barret
G. J. Williams
Providence
R. I
Knickerbocker
M. RR
M' Donald
New London
Conn
George Haggerty
Naugatuck
Boston man among 25 injured in Providence train wreck
W. W. Darling of 306 Bay State road recovered enough to be moved from Rhode Island Hospital to his Boston home. Mrs. Darling, unaware of the injury until informed by a Post reporter, said his condition was not dangerous and described his injuries as strains and contusions.
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W. W. Darling
Bay State Road
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Hospital
Boston
Moscowitz Branded by Injuries After Providence Incident
Samuel Moscowitz a 48 East Brookline street tailor was brought home last night with bruises to the head a broken arm and internal injuries after a business trip to Providence His wife says the injuries are not dangerous He has a wife four daughters and two sons and was attended by a physician on arrival.
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Samuel Moscowitz
East Brookline Street
Providence
Moscowitz
Charlestown Man Among Injured in Providence Trip Crash
Frank S. Cooley of 15 Monument Street Charlestown was injured in the accident. He is employed in Providence and commutes daily by train or car to the city.
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Frank S. Cooley
Monument Street
Charlestown
Mr. Cooley
Providence
City
Trial of Hastings Proceeds in Boston Treasury Case
At the trial J Warren Hastings former vault clerk in the U S sub treasury Boston faces charges of taking 3000 from a 105000 package sent to Washington on June 7 Franklin W Lantz testified seals on the package were intact when seen June 10 Annie M Colelazer reported a 3000 shortage The outer wrapper lay on her desk and the seals were examined by Lantz A photograph showing desk positions was admitted over objections The trial resumes at 10 am today
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J. Warren Hastings
United States Sub-Treasury
Boston
Treasury
Washington
Franklin W. Lantz
The
Annie M. Colelazer
Colelazer
Kate Katelle
L. Wheelock
French
John H. Casey
Dodge
Casey
Indictments Reveal Eight Public Men Named in Grand Jury
Eight of fourteen secret indictments returned by the grand jury Monday were made public yesterday. Six men holding state and city positions are implicated, with two more accused of connections to transactions under investigation, including the president of a savings bank.
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Grand Jury
New England News in Brief: Diverse Local Notices
In Portland the Central Square Baptist Church dedicated in memory of Rev. AS ODN Diano, once Maine Baptist Missionary convention secretary. Gloucester reports schooner Ar butus with 125,000 pounds halibut and 85,000 pounds cod. Lynn identifies a body as Frank Lord of Lowell. Whitman notes Isaac R. Porter’s death. born Marshfield 1832. Falis River reports a 14-year-old fatal gun accident. Madison records Henry R. Pesky 21 dying from a 40-foot railway fall. Scituate notes Shadrach B. Curtis Civil War veteran dead. Ayer reports Irving Winterbottom 80 killed by a log skid accident.
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Portland
Dunn Memorial
Odn
Diano
Maine Baptist Missionary Convention
Gloucester
Arbutus
Charles Flygore
Lynn
Frank Lord
Lowell
Whitman
Isaac R. Porter
Marshfield
Massachusetts Cavalry
Falis River
Francis Xavier Desfordes
Oliver Desfordes
County Street
Madison
Jones’ Brook
Somerset
Henry R. Pesky
Presque Isle
Scituate
Boston Officials Indicted in Public Service Solicitation Case
Several Cambridge and Boston officials including Senator Frederick J. MacLeod Senator Edward J. Bromberg Representative Daniel J. MacDonald ex representative Frank J. Gethro Alderman Baldwin and Alderman James M Curley faced indictments for violating laws against soliciting employment with a public service company New England Telephone None pled guilty bonds set at 300 Whipple bank president charged with unlawfully receiving 50 for a loan to Frederick A. Lapham Roxbury. pleaded not guilty Bank cites a 1906 loss to justify the indictment. Indictments stem from testimony at a highway commission inquiry by New England Telephone official Dresser, with more prominent figures expected in court soon.
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Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Edward J. Bromberg
Boston
Daniel J. MacDonald
Frank J
Public Service Corporation
Daniel J. Coakley
Raymond
New England Telephone Company
John C. Norton
Back Bay City
John J. Whipple
Wildey Savings Bank
Whipple
Colonel Whipple
Frederick A. Lapham
Roxbury
Dresser
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Highway Commission
Fall Hats Display Lures Crowds at Shepard Norwell
The big millinery department at Shepard Norwell attracts shoppers with a dazzling mushroom theme hats in velvet satin and feather trims. New York influences show in peacock greens Copenhagen blues and paradise plumes while affordable options include practical mushroom shapes at five dollars.
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shepard-Norwell
Shepard Norwell
Copenhagen
New York
Shepard, Norwell’s
Shepard, Norwell's
Winter Street
Boston
Postal Rates to Foreign Countries Cut in Half
Postal rates to foreign countries were cut in half yesterday making letters twice as long for the same price. Return postage coupons were issued for the first time and are worth 6 cents but may be exchanged for a 1-cent stamp abroad. Stamps are three by four inches and adopted by most countries.
Donaldson Blanchard Wedding at St Marys Dorchester
Miss Roma Blanchard daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Bond Blanchard of 16 Whitby terrace married Dr James Frank Donaldson of Salem at St Marys Episcopal Church Dorchester last evening. Rev H C Parker officiated with Dr R Harman present. They plan to reside in Salem after a short honeymoon.
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St. Mary's Feepiscopal Church
Dorchester
Roma Blanchard
Edwin Bond Blanchard
Whitby Terrace
James Frank Donaldson
Salem
Anna E. Faellen
H. C. Parker
Woburn Unitarian Church
Donaldson
Donaldson Was Attended By Dr. R. Harman
Providence
L. €. Blanchard
F. C. Nichols
Lyman FE. Hurd
Ora N. Sargent
Roger F. Nichols
Charles F. Crush
State seeks dissolution of New York railways over alleged millions wasted
New York state attorney general moves to dissolve the New York City Railway Company and appoint a receiver for the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Justice Ford granted show cause orders as the AG asserts mismanagement and missing accounts totaling about 7.9 million dollars, including rail- laying costs far above reasonable estimates.
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New York
Jackson
New York City Railway Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Justice Ford
New York State Supreme Court
State Railroad Commission
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James M. Curley
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William Read & Sons
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Paine Furniture Co
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North Station
Canal Street
Cornhill
Lewis Drug Store
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David J. Ingraham
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