Two Die and Three Injured In Local Auto Accidents
Two people were killed and three injured in recent auto crashes. James J. Reardon of Holyoke died instantly when a car overturned in West Holyoke, Samuel W. O'Brien of Randolph was hurled against a tree, and Miss McCarthy of Holyoke suffered a fractured arm. A. E. Cayer and Miss McDonald of Springfield sustained slight injuries. Additional accident near Brockton involved a tire blowout pushing a car into a tree, killing one occupant.
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Miss McCarthy
Holyoke
West Holyoke
Brockton
Tragic car crash claims Holyoke hotel owner
James J. Reardon 41 year old hotel proprietor of Holyoke died when his automobile skidded and toppled into a roadside ditch near West Holyoke. Miss McCarthy fractured an arm and two Springfield residents, A. E. Cayer and Miss McDonald, suffered minor injuries.
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Holyoke
James J. Reardon
West Holyoke
Mr. Reardon
Miss McCarthy
A. E. Cayer
Miss McDonald
Springfield
Reardon
Auto Crash Kills Samuel W. O'Brien in Brockton
Samuel W. O'Brien aged 32 of Randolph died when the car driven by Herbert Littlefield of Avon skidded after a back tire came off on Battles street. The vehicle struck a tree. Littlefield escaped injury.
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Brockton
Samuel W. O'Brien
Randolph
Battles Street
O’brien
Herbert Littlefield
Avon
Littlefield
Fire Damages Dorchester Firms and Home Furnishings
A blaze in Dorchester last night menaced Billings and Clapp's chemical factory and Cooper's leather factory on Freeport street and partly wrecked the furniture storehouse behind 3 Ellsworth street. Firemen saved a horse from the building amid intense heat forcing delayed advances.
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Billings & Clapp
Chemical
Cooper's Leather
Freeport Street
Dorchester
William Pitonof
Ellsworth Street
Farewell Sermon by President Taft in Beverly
President Taft delivered his last summer appearance at the First Parish Unitarian Church in Beverly. He spoke of the pleasure his stay had given him and Mrs Taft and expressed hopes of finding a home in Beverly or nearby. He promised to attend services again next summer.
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Beverly
Taft
First Parish Unitarian Church
President Taft Attends Unitarian Sermon in Beverly
President Taft and Mrs. Taft attended a Beverly Unitarian service with Captain A. W. Butt. Rev. B R Bulkley preached on spiritual strength. Taft praised the church history and hoped to return next summer. a grand farewell planned by the Methodist boys brigade with 3700 children lining Lothrop Street.
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Taft
New England
Bulkley
Beverly
Unitarian Church
Frothingham
New York
Lothrop Street
Methodist Church
Two under arrest in Hull tragedy
Harry Tremaine and Masciolo are held on first degree murder charges after a body linked to Frank Cusumano was found. Police seized a hatchet with blood, a bloodstained bed cloth, and a bloodstain on a cart bottom. Witnesses include Cusumano's family and Italian observers.
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Harry Tremaine
Cusumano
Garret
Chief Reynolds
Tremaine
Reynolds
Post
McDonald
Enrico Caruso nicknamed Hull Nantasket figure linked to murder
Chief Reynolds hints at up to three more arrests of Italians in a case surrounding Cusumano who allegedly planned revenge after accusing his wife of wrongdoing. Police suspect a throat cut with a dirk and an axe effort to dismember the body, later rolled in a quilt and taken to the beach. Bloodstained items will go to Harvard Medical School for analysis.
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George W. Kelly
Abington
Reynolds
Albert F. Barker
Brockton
Hull
Nantasket
Harry Marshall
Enrico Caruso
Chief Reynolds
Cusumano
Harvard Medical School
Infant Left in Quiet Poker Raid Sparks Arrests
In Maiden, Oct 16, a swaddled infant cried as police raided a home at 111 Franklin Street run by Louis and Morris Bloomfield. Three gamblers were arrested during the quiet game, and the infant’s unknown father was named but not identified.
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Maiden
Louis
Morris Bloomfield
Franklin Street
Raid Scrambles Poker House Leaving Baby Behind
Officers Campbell and Long raided a room where an unknown man played poker with his young son. The father reportedly fled, leaving coat, hat, and the baby at 111 Franklin street. Broomfield brothers and Carston Spanath of 109 Stamford street were arrested and bailed at $100 each. The raid seized three decks of cards and $2.25 in cash.
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Campbell
Long
Franklin Street
Broomfield Brothers
Carston Spanath
Stamford Street
Boston
Escape of Suspect From Police Across Roof to Ground
A suspect familiar to the police escaped by leaping through a window, sprinting across a roof, and dropping 30 feet to the ground to reach safety.
Miss Healy Weds F E Maguire at Holy Cross Cathedral
Miss Mary Healy of Milton became Mrs. F E Maguire of 4 Oxford terrace in a dawn ceremony at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. A reception followed that evening at 4 Oxford terrace.
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Mary Healy
Milton
F. E. Maguire
Oxford Terrace
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diuretic cures kidney and bladder troubles quickly. It asserts direct kidney action, cleansing of urinary organs, and relief from back pain, nervou sness, and fatigue, urging early use before progression to dropsy or diabetes.
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Pape
Bright
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
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Rane
Dolph
Mr. Taft
Beverlyites
Gale & Kent
Court Street
St. Charles
Cocoga
Can
Calagera Cusumano
Enrico Masciolo
Frank Cusumano
Masciolo
THE
White Dental Parlors
Washington St
Opp
R. H. White
Ashington
Sondass
Baby
Maguire—Healy
Greater Boston
Henry Siegel
Gsa
Nveresten
Henry Siegel Company
Hamilton
JAC
Sperry & Hutchinson CO
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