Motorman Hurt In Subway Crash In Boston Garage
Motorman Michael O'Dea sustained serious injuries and several passengers were shaken after a six car subway collision in Boston yesterday morning. Vice-President Bancroft of the Boston Elevated explains a blocked track and a failed car led to the accident. Passengers describe the moment as cars jumped their brakes and people scrambled to safety during church-time crowds.
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Michael O’dea
Bancroft
Boston
Boylston Street
O’dea
Washington Street
O'Dea
Margaret Wilson
Cambridge
Admiral Dewey Sails For New York In Improved Health
Admiral Dewey completes his last official call at Gibraltar and sails the Olympia toward New York. He expresses cautious relief about returning home and notes the warm reception in Gibraltar and other ports. He thanks his officers and crew for their treatment and looks forward to greeting guns at America's first city.
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Gibraltar
Dewey
Olympia
New York
United States
America
Admiral Dewey
Miss Sadie Butler Arrested in Lynn for Larceny
In Lynn on September 10 Miss Sadie Butler a Salem girl was arrested on charges of breaking entering and larceny from a building with the police saying her love of dress is the motive. A complainant on Landers Street says clothes were taken and found on Butler when arrested. A separate report notes the first highway robbery in weeks, with Mary Tibbetts reporting an assault on West Green Street.
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Eans
Mary Tibbetts
West Green Street
No trouble on voyage as admiral’s mail pours in
The Olympia proceeds to New York on schedule with no incidents. A notable feature of the admiral’s stay is the enormous volume of mail received from the United States and worldwide, with nearly as much mail sent out.
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New York
Olympia
United States
Break-in at Brockway-Smith. gun thefts reported
A thief broke into the Brockway Smith Company after midnight and before daylight, severing a confrontation with a woman as he grabbed a pocketbook. About 160 dollars worth of revolvers and cartridges were stolen from the store.
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Brockway-Smith Company
Coolbroth Dies From Injuries In Factory Assault
Benjamin F. Coolbroth foreman at Tileston Brothers shoe factory died from injuries suffered when assaulted at work by William Young. An autopsy by Drs. Chase and Babbitt confirmed skull fracture and cerebral congestion. Young was held pending charges and to await arraignment in Quincy court.
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Young
Coolbroth
Quincy
George Eastman Dies of Heart Failure at Home
George Eastman aged, of 9 Roseland Street North Cambridge collapsed and died about 8 30 Sunday morning near his house while returning from the news stand. Cause given as heart failure aggravated by a yearlong illness. He previously ran a brush factory at Massachusetts State Prison and later made nails on his own account. The obituary notes a long professional career and a widow.
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George Eastman
Roseland Street
Cambridge
Eastman
Massachusetts State Prison
Textile workers league formed to unite unions
A conference of 15 000 textile workers from seven unions agreed to form a grand national federation under AFL charter. Delegates from N U T W N A T W N F T W N L F C and others endorsed consolidation, transfer cards, and joint grievance action to strengthen the industry. Meetings sought to win Ratification at Fall River and documentation mailed to local unions.
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National Union of Textile Workers
National Carders’ Union
National Association of Mule Spinners
National Slashers’ Union
National Federation of Textile Workers
National Loom Fixers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Thunday
Pe Aach Oy Cgran Baynepee Cee
Peter Oulmann
Albert Hibbard
Rell
Textile Workers
John Morrison
Thomas F Connolly
James Tansey
N. Y
Samuel Ross
Michael Duggan
N. A
Joseph G. Jackson
J. Heelis
Matthew Hart
Lowell
National Uniona
Tansey
Hibbard
Jackson
National Loom
Fixers’ Union
Fall River
Church Row Turns Violent in Cambridgeport
Five men connected with St. Stephen's Baptist Church in Cambridgeport were arrested after a pulpit clash. Rev. John T. Crudup, the pastor, and four opponents were taken to Station 2 and later bailed. Court hearing set for today.
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St. Stephen’s Baptist Church
Cambridgeport
Station 2
John T. Crudup
Sanford Cunningham
Solon Vauga
William B. Somerville
Sidney J. Davis
St. Stephen’s Church
Mr. Crudup
Main Street
Aittle
Kero Broadway
Portland Street
Vauga
Somerville
Cunningham
A. L. Hill
Allston
Crudup
Lost in the Fog Young Malden duo found safe
Charles Fleck and Miss Mae Cummins, missing after a foggy canoe trip on the Charles River, appeared with friends about 4 a.m. Sunday. Cummins, daughter of W. S. Cummins of 2 Bummer Avenue, arrived home at 4:15 a.m. The pair landed at Auburndale and were driven back to Malden by hack.
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Charles Fleck
Miss. Cummins
Malden
Charles River
Mae W. Cummins
Auburndale
Plans Of The Emergency Hospital Reopening
Dr. George W. Galvin told the Build ing Trades Council that the Emergency Hospital would likely reopen this week and that a $5,000 claim settled earlier had been canceled. Delegates reaffirmed prior endorsement. Electrical workers seeking an early eight hour day and a pay raise won unanimous backing.
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Building Trades Council
George W. Galvin
Boston Area Forecast Warns of Increasing Clouds
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather with increasing cloudiness. In the afternoon or night expect light to fresh southeasterly winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Local man charged with assault with revolver on Brower
Michael Gonzie aged 0 years was arrested last evening after an assault with a revolver on Antonio Brower at 62 Leverett Street. Gus tave Fulsonie testified. the weapon could not be located by officers.
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Ichael Gonzie
Antonio Brower
Leverett Street
Gustave Fulsonie
Gonzie
Brower
Engineers Set Up Headquarters for Upcoming International Convention
Delegates from Stationary Engineers 16 and Hoisting and Portable Engineers 14 met yesterday in J Andrew's Hall to plan for the international steam engineers convention to be held in the city on the first Monday in October. A headquarters was arranged at Parker House and a joint committee was named.
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J. Andrew's Hall
Parker House
Dreyfus Ten Year Sentence Explained Not Eight
The article explains that Dreyfus was sentenced to ten years not because it mirrors his Devil's Island term but due to two votes in his favor under military code. A unanimous verdict would have implied twenty years. It notes some claimed judges voted for innocence, affecting the outcome.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Devil’s Island
Devil's Island
Dreyfus Maintains Dignity After Verdict In Rennes
In Rennes on September 10 Dreyfus bore the shock with notable fortitude. He rallied after the verdict delivery, passed a quiet night, and rose at 5 o'clock with his orderly bringing water. Mme Dreyfus and his brother visited him. his brother then left for Paris. The court revision application was signed by him. Captain Deere spoke little today but seemed in better spirits than expected.
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Rennes
Fus
Paris
Court of Revision
Maitre Labouri
Captain Deere
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