Crazy nurse attack leaves Westerly mother dead
In Providence on Sept 19 the case reports Mrs. Walter Bowman of 15 Liberty Street Westerly killed after a nurse attacked her at home two weeks post partum She was beaten and choked into unconsciousness and died at St Joseph's Hospital from injuries believed tied to the assault. Authorities have not determined a motive.
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Providence
R. I
Liberty Street
Westerly
Walter Bowman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Store promotes juvenile clothing value and long customer loyalty
An advert praises reliability and low prices in children's wear. It highlights Russian and Sailor suits for ages 3 to 10, and knee breeches at 50c 75c and 1.00, aiming to build early shopper loyalty and future business.
Feehan Consecrated as Second Bishop of Fall River
In Fall River at the Cathedral the Rev Daniel Francis Feehan P R was consecrated second bishop of the Fall River diocese in a three and a half hour mass attended by Archbishop O Connell and many bishops and clergymen from New England. The ceremony included numerous roles for prelates and monsignors and ended with a reception to honor the new bishop. A following reception at the Academy of Music will feature speakers and a laity presentation to Bishop Feehan.
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Fall River
Second
Spring Streets
Daniel Francis Feehan
P. R
St. Benard’s Church
Fitchburg
William HH. O'Connell
New England
Feehan
O'Connell
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
William P. McQuaid
John O'Connell
A. G. S. Neves
Bernard Boylan
Peter Rowan
C. McSweeney
J. E. Th. Giguere
Peter Basinski
J. M. Monnier
Annawan Hall
Academy of Music
Rugo A. Wuvuque
Judge Woods
Taunton
James Kenney
New Bedford
John W. Cummings
Episcopal City
Frank M. Silvia
Bishop Feehan
Providence Conductor Killed. Bates of Pawtucket Owner of Car
Providence reports a fatal injury to A K M Cornell, a car conductor struck by a scorching automobile. James A Bates, a wealthy Pawtucket resident, is named owner of the car and one of the occupants. A separate Providence note details John S. French of Somerville aged about 80, injured in a collision with a street car. he lies in a dazed state with suspected brain concussion and memory loss.
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Providence
R. I
A. EK. Cornell
James A. Bates
Pawtucket
John S. French
Somerville
Mass
Stephen N. Smith
Lockwood Street
Warrants Issued for Accident Involving Mae Smith and John McMillen
Warrants were issued for the arrest of Mae Smith of Pawtucket and another suspect for speeding. John McMillen, said to be from Southbridge Mass., is at Rhode Island Hospital with a fractured leg and refusing to answer police questions. If Cornell dies the case could become manslaughter.
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Mae Smith
Pawtucket
John McMillen
Southbridge
Mass
Rhode Island
Cornell
Secretary Root to Return Briefly for Mexican Trip Prep
Secretary of State Root is due back in Washington tomorrow to wrap up travel arrangements for his upcoming Mexican trip. He will stay only a short time before departing.
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Washington
Root
Malden Pastor Norberry Resigns After Self Painted Church
Malden report notes Rev. John W Norberry of the Penticostal Mission Church resigns after painting his own church and will preach a farewell sermon on Oct 6 before departing for Chicago for a clergy convention.
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Malden
John W Norberry
Penticostal Mission Church
Board of Trustees
Norberry
Chicago
Line Storm Havoc Hits Newfoundland Coast
The Sept 19 equinoctial gale, the worst in 40 years, swept the Newfoundland coast. Sailors report loss of lives as 11 schooners and several sloops were driven ashore or wrecked. Many vessels from Labrador arrivals fear more disasters to come.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Labrador
Lipton Sails for America from London to Liverpool
Sir Thomas Lipton departed London at noon today for Liverpool where he boarded the Baltic to sail for America. He is expected back in England within a month.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Liverpool
Baltic
America
England
Street license rush boosts city revenue estimate
Applications for street licenses flood in. Secretary John OCallaghan states the new law, placing licenses with the street commissioners, could bring about 100000 dollars annually in revenue for the city.
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John O’callaghan
City licenses favor small peanut stands amid district study
Most licenses issued are for tiny peanut stands across the city. In a week $595 has been collected. Large market district rentals remain unfixed as Commissioner O'Meara studies conditions before reporting to the street commissioners.
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O’meara
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Providence Hospital
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Matthew Harkins
Michael Tierney
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Philip J. Garrigan
John T. Madden
John B. DeValles
George H. Welch
George C. Maxwell
Damasc Robert
T. P. Sweeeney
Mike Bearer
W. J. Foran
Crozier
J. J. Hussey
Thurifer
John IF. Downey
Bishop Tierney
Hartford
Bishop Harkins
Adams Square
Providence Police
French
Smith
Dence
Mr. French
Bates
Washington Street
Lipton
Ana
Franklin
Wilton
Ghawmu Tv Furniture CO
Tremont St
Hollis St., T., Boston
Hame Furnishers
Aasn
Liberal Credit
The
Pimpton-Hervey Co
Washington St
Prudential Supply Co
Phillips
Hanover St
Court St
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