Patient dead as nurse held after hospital assault
Romeo Charbonneau died at the State In sane Hospital after injuries said to be inflicted by attendant William H. Crow who was arrested and arraigned on an assault charge. Crow is held on 3000 dollars bonds pending outcome of Charbonneau’s injuries. A blow to the head caused a fractured skull during restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Charbonneau
Hiram J
Nice
London
Hiram Maxim
Tribune Building
New York
U S Tar Kills Japanese Baby in Hong Kong Incident
James H. Hayes gunner's mate of the U S S New York is under arrest in Hong Kong charged with killing a Japanese child after a quarrel with a woman led to a house fire. He then attacked a father and daughter, throwing them down stairs. the child died from a fractured skull.
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Victoria
B. C
James H. Hayes
New York
Hong Kong
Hayes
Cambridge Couple Wed in New York
Henry Bradford Remick of Cambridge and Miss Clare Adams of Cambridge married last night at the Church of the Holy Communion in New York. Remick, 34, is a wholesale hosiery and underwear business owner in Boston, and Miss Adams, 22, is step daughter of William A. Smith of Cambridge. They went to New York yesterday morning on an early train to wed there for family reasons. They will be at home after December 1 at 885 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bradford Remick
Inman Street
Cambridge
Clare Adams
Austin Street
Church of the Holy Communion
New York
Remick
Boston
Adams
William A. Smith
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Remick
Miss Adams
Sir Hiram Maxim and the Pipe of Peace invention
Sir Hiram Maxim, famed inventor and engineer, unveils a new device described as a pipe intended to relieve bronchitis asthma and other throat complaints. The invention, named the Pipe of Peace, is presented as a civil mechanical and electrical achievement by a national figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Maxim
Middlesex Teachers Hear Ex Governor Glenn at Annual Meeting
About twenty five hundred teachers from Middlesex county gathered at Tremont Temple for the Middlesex County Association annual meeting. Ex Governor Robert P. Glenn urged unity and warned of dangers including lax law enforcement and the ease of divorce. Officers for the coming year were elected with Charles Clark as president and Arthur L. Dee as secretary and treasurer. The event featured Lowell High School girls as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Tremont Temple
Lowell High School Girls' Brigade
Carlotta Abels
Harriet Mansur
Mildred Emerson
Pauline Woodworth
Margaret Woodworth
Dorothy Bramhall
Helen Hunt
Helen Cary
Dorothy Estes
Front Row
Mary Jaques
Leah A. DE Merritt
Irene Hogan
Middlesex County Association
Robert P. Glenn
North Carolina
Glenn
Taft
United States
Union
South Carolina
Charles
Clark
Somerville
Charles H. Howe
Wakefield
John F. Scully
Arlington
Alice M. Swett
Melrose
Bradford M. Drake
Waltham
Fred H. Nickerson
Chester M. Bliss
Cyrus W. Trish
Seth H. Chase
Kenelm Winslow
Arthur L. Dee
Charles J. Emerson
Stoneham
Girls’ Brigade
Lowell High School
Scholarship respect low in Harvard convocation address
President Lowell of Harvard told the Albany convocation that student regard for scholarship is declining and that schooling ends with the belief that athletes or socially prominent figures promise more than high scholars. Other speakers included President Taylor of Vassar and Dr. John H. Finley of the College of the City of New York.
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Albany
N. Y
Lowell
Harvard University
Taylor
Vassar College
John H. Finley
The
College of the City of New York
Six Drowned on Steamer Regulus Wreck
Six passengers and 13 crew members perished when the steamer Regulus wrecked at Shoal Bay Newfoundland last Sunday. Passengers on the returning Bruce from Newfoundland confirm the total death toll and identify the drowned passengers as miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
N. S
Shoal Bay
N. F
Bruce
Newfoundland
Donovan to Wed Bradford School Commissioner's Daughter
Lawrence resident Patrick J. Donovan manager of the Boston Red Sox will marry Theresa Agnes Mahoney on November 16. Mahoney is a Bradford street resident and noted soprano with Notre Dame Convent School Lowell training. Donovan, born in South Lawrence, began playing baseball locally and later played with Wild Bill Donovan and other early Lawrence players.
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Leeton
Theresa Agnes Mahoney
Patrick J. Donovan
Red Sox
Strumental
Miss Mahoney
Mr. Donovan
Bills Street
South Lawrence
Wild Bill” Donovan
Lawrence
New Heads New Heads ed Greater Boston Schools
Herbert F. Taylor named new superintendent of Revere schools. Born in Hudson Massachusetts, he graduated from Hudson High School in 1890 and Dartmouth College in 1894. He taught in Canaan New Hampshire then Warren Massachusetts, led Washington Grammar Melrose, Laurel Street Fitchburg, Hosmer Watertown, headed a district with Hopedale Bellingham Mendon, and served seven years before becoming Norwood superintendent and later Industrial School for Boys head before taking charge of Revere.
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Hudson
Mass
Dartmouth College
Canaan
N. H
Warren
Washington Grammar
Melrose
Laurel Street
Fitchburg
Hosmer Grammar School
Watertown
Hopedale
Bellingham
Mendon
Norwood
Industrial School
Revere Schools
Lomasney Attacked in Kelcher Speech in East Boston
Congressman John A. Kelcher spoke at Boulevard Hall in Ward 1 East Boston last evening. He accused Martin M. Lomasney of wielding undue power and controlling nominations including steering his brother to the Senate after overturning Kelcher’s bid for Congress.
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Boulevard Hall
East
Boston
Martin M. Lomasney
Senate
Folk to Speak in Boston on November Fifth Rally
Governor Folk of Missouri will headline a rally and ratification meeting at Mechanics Building in Boston on Saturday evening November 5. Also speaking will be Eugene N. Foss candidate for governor Thomas F. Cassidy candidate for lieutenant governor Mayor John F. Fitzgerald Edmund A. Whitman James H. Vahey Thomas P. Riley Sherman Whipple and Henry M. Whitney.
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Governor Folk
Missouri
Mechanics’ Building
Democratic State Committee
Folk
Eugene N. Foss
Thomas F. Cassidy
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Edmund A. Whitman
James H. Vahey
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Sherman
Whipple
Henry M. Whitney
French Medals for Heroic Fishermen
The French government honors Captain Val O'Neill and the Vanessa crew for rescuing the L. A. B. crew on the Grand Banks. Medals and diplomas arrive from Paris and E. B. Grant will arrange presentation to the heroes.
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Val O’neill
Vanessa
Grand Banks
Paris
E. B. Grant
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Insane Hospital
U. S
C Guilden
Ce Crosse & Blackwell
York State
Sir Hiram Maxim
Kentucky
Snow & 59
North Market ST
T. W. Lawson
Boston Cut Flower Co
Donovan
New England
Muuluy
Greater Boston
Herbert F. Taylor
Revere
Lomasney
Keliher
John A. Kelcher
Scott
Clothing Department
Toho
Washburn-Crosbys
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