Oldest Harvard Man Dies in Newport at 92
Dr Horatio Robinson Storer dean of Harvard College graduates for two years and member of the class of 1850 died last evening at 58 Washington Street Newport in his 93d year He passed away at 10 30 o clock at his home after a long career tied to Harvard and Newport society
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Pioneer Women’s Diseases Surgeon Dr Storer Remembered
Dr Horatio Robinson Storer, famed innovator in women’s disease treatment, founder and long time editor of the first journal devoted to women’s diseases, hailed from an old New England family and held roles in the Society of Colonial Wars and Sons of the Revolution. He was born.
Notable Boston Doctor Dr. Storer Dead at 91
The obituary honors Dr. D. Humphreys Storer a Boston physician and Harvard graduate who shaped gynecology. A pioneer in chloroform use he edited the Boston Journal of Gynecology and founded Newport Natural History Society. He died after a long career including professorships in obstetrics and medical jurisprudence.
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Murphy Denies His Confession to Tea Store Murders
An unsolicited letter signed by Jesse Murphy, a former prisoner from Scranton, claims he did not confess to the Atlantic and Pacific tea store murders. Murphy alleges a supposed plea deal with District Attorney O'Brien and says identification was a frame up. The letter was released by former District Attorney Pelletier.
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Bodies of 47 entombed miners found after gas attack
Federal Mine Bureau officials reported 47 miners entombed 4350 feet underground behind two bulkheads. Gas and fumes penetrated barriers as fire spread, with attempts to wall off the death gas failing before relief crews could reach them.
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Tragic mine entombment prompts funeral plans
Officials described a painless death for entombed miners from gas as Jackson region mourns. Communities discuss a joint funeral as families cope with the loss and prepare for burial arrangements.
Ex Kaiser to wed widow of royal blood in fight over throne
Former Kaiser Wilhelm to marry Princess Schonaich in November despite opposition from his sons and German royalists. Official announcement confirms engagement to a widow of royal blood.
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Princess Heroione of Reuss Honored Here Today
The title of Princess Heroione of Reuss was proclaimed at a ceremony held here today. Local officials and residents witnessed the historic proclamation and praised the royal figure for her service to the region.
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Broken 16 Inch Main Floods Dorchester Street
A 16 inch water main burst on Dorchester Street between First and West First in South Boston last night. The flood tore up cobbles, carried stones up to 50 feet, and formed a 15 by five foot hole in the roadway near the New Haven tracks on First Street.
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