Princess Maria Teresa of Spain Dies Suddenly
Madrid Sept 23 Princess Maria Teresa sister of King Alfonso died suddenly from an embolism She was not quite 30 born Nov 12 1882 She married six years to Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria who became a Spanish naturalized officer in Madrid They survive three infant children and a baby sister.
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Maria Teresa
Alfonso
Infanta
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Bavaria
Luis Alfonso
Jose Eugenie
Infanta Maria de Las Mercedes
Adjustments After Vorenberg Clothing Store Fire
Insurance adjustments have been completed following the Sunday morning fire at Vorenberg's clothing store. Management indicated the losses are being finalized and assessments are underway.
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Vorenberg
Two Men Burned Saving Horses in Lynn
Frank and George Regan of 16 Logan Street were burned on the hands and face tonight while rescuing two horses from Mrs. Mary Regan’s stable at the same address. Three horses perished in the fire, and the property loss is about $1000.
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Frank
George Regan
Logan Street
Mary Regan
Stabbing Case Ties Man to Girl Dispute
Nicholas James two years old was stabbed in the neck by Peter Gall following a dispute over a girl Gall claimed James had won. Gall fled to the woods then was captured. James stabilized at home on Washington street. Gall to face arraignment on assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Nicholas James
Peter Gall
Gall
James
Washington Street
Gali
Cambridge Organist Henry T. Carty Dies at 27 Pemberton Street
Henry T. Carty, longtime organist at St. Paul’s Church in Cambridge, dies at his North Cambridge home. He leaves wife, two daughters Gertrude and Henrietta, a brother John J. Carty of New York, a telephone expert, and a sister Mrs. A. B. Lynch of Cambridge.
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St. Paul’s Church
Cambridge
City
Pemberton Street
North
Gertrude A
Henrietta A
John J. Carty
New York
A. B. Lynch
16 year old girl arraigned in attempt to murder case
Gladys Ora Newell St. Denis 16 was brought before Judge Thomas J. Enright on an attempted murder charge for allegedly poisoning her foster parents Mr and Mrs Fred M Jordan of 725 School Street The hearing occurred in Lowell as she remained defiant and pale despite the proceedings and a $4000 bond was set for her release awaiting further action.
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Lowell
Gladys Ora (Newell) St. Denis
Fred M. Jordan
School Street
Thomas J. Enright
Court Delays Juvenile Case Over Curiosity Seekers
A contested juvenile case slows to Friday as Chief Welch and lawyer Donahue negotiate after a mass of curiosity seekers. The girl remains held on 4000 bond despite aunt Bertha M Jordan’s protection and guardianship appointed by Judge Enright.
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Redmond Welch
Daniel J. Donahue
Jordan
Bertha. M. Jordan
Welch
Lowell
Charles Richardson
Human Society
Enright
Secretary of U S Embassy Plans Boston Return After Ten Years
William Phillips, secretary of the United States embassy in London, says he will leave England in November for a year long leave of absence and to spend winter in Boston. He will reenter the diplomatic service in about a year if authorized by the new powers. He rejects claims of friction behind his request.
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London
William Phillips
United States
England
State Department
Phillips
Brakeman Crushed Between Cars In Yard Accident
William H. Burke of 9 Grant Street Allston a brakeman was crushed between two railroad cars while coupling in the First Street yards of the New Haven road yesterday and may die.
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William H. Burke
Grant Street
Allston
Boy Bicyclist’s Leg Broken by Auto in Boston
Hewett Kelley aged 12 of 1% K street South Boston was struck by an automobile owned and operated by Charles G Campbell of 126 Milks Street while riding his bicycle in front of 61 L street yesterday morning. His right leg was broken and he was bruised about the head and body.
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Hewett Kelley
K Street
Boston
Charles G. Campbell
Milks Street
L Street
Becoming a Fan at Sixty Opens Two Part Series
Baseball writer Bozeman Bulger starts a two part feature titled Becoming a Fan at Sixty. The piece explores late life fandom and how interest in baseball can surprise new fans regardless of age.
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Bozeman Bulger
Ranchman Seeks Clue to Parents in Boston Search
Everett Carson, a Texas ranchman and former Canton, Massachusetts lad adopted by Superintendent Alfred Reynolds, travels to Boston to find his parents who, it is believed, deserted him in Franklin Park in September 1886 when he was two weeks old.
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Franklin Park
Everett Carson
Canton
Mass
Alfred Reynolds
Search for Carson Leads Boston Guardian to West Texas Heiress
A Massachusetts Infant Asylum guardian President A Lawrence Lowell helps locate an orphan named Everett Carson who was found in Franklin Park in 1886. The boy, later adopted in Canton, later moved to Texas to work in the cattle business and now seeks his birth parents.
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Lowell
Young Carson
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Jamaica Plain
Carson
Oiphan
Charles Keith
Franklin Park
Keith
Station House
Chardon Street
Massachusetts Infant Asylum
Everett Carson
Canton
H. B. Kennedy
Canton Junction
Reynolds
Texas
Tufts Football Team Sets Daily Practice On Oval Field
Tufts College announces daily practice sessions on the Oval with a canvas wall enclosing the field. After a heavy scrimmage, players received light work as enthusiasm grows for the coming season. Acting President Hooper spoke on the moral side of the game at a student meeting in Gymnasium attended by Tufts and Jackson students.
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Jackson
Hooper
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Athletic Association
Harvard Opens 277th Year as Freshmen Reach Record
Harvard University begins its 277th academic year with registration across all schools. Freshmen exceed 750 in number, while notable alumni like Vincent Astor and Kermit Roosevelt are mentioned in the context of past and present connections. Dining options adjust as Gore Hall is remodeled and Memorial Hall continues with a $5.25 weekly board.
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Business Administration
Vincent Astor
Astor
Harvard
Randolph Fall
Richard Emmet
Gee College
Sarah Redesate
Te Onetwa
India
Kermit Roosevelt
Brazil
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Gore Hall
Foxcroft Hall
Randall
Memorial Hall
Harvard Union
Harvard Class of 1916 Freshmen Meet in Lever Hall
The class of 1916 freshmen meet for the first time in Lever Hall at 9 o'clock. A reception for newcomers to Harvard is set for Phillips Brooks House this evening with leaders in college activities and professors Copeland and Fitch speaking. A second reception is planned at the Harvard Union Wednesday evening with Dean Briggs presiding and prominent Harvard officials in attendance.
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Harvard
Phillips Brooks House
C. T.copeland
A. P. Fitch
Divinity School
Harvard Union
Dean Briggs
A. Lawrence Lowell
Charles W. Eliot
Dean Yeomans
Paul R. Withington
Labor record critique targets Brennan for Senator bid
James H. Brennan of Charles Town faces opposition from Massachusetts labor groups over his Senate bid. Critics cite his legislative inactivity on key labor bills and failure to back initiatives like public utilities and women’s suffrage. Bernard F. Hanerah of East Boston is praised for aiding progressive labor legislation. Boston, Sept. 28.
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Organized Labor
Bernard F. Hanerahaéh
Boston
House of Representatives
John
Kearney
Massachusetts State Branch
A. F
L. Boston
Ely's Cream Balm claims rapid relief for catarrh and colds
A vintage advertisement promises quick, permanent relief from catarrh and head cold using Ely's Cream Balm. It asserts instant head pressure relief, restored senses, and cure potential for hay fever with a 50 cent bottle, available at all druggists.
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