Carelessness of Engineer Causes Bridgeport Train Disaster
Bridgeport Conn July 12 Twelve dead forty nine wounded after the Federal express failed to stop at a cross over switch near Fairfield avenue. Engineer A M Curtis ignored orders to halt at Bridgeport as Clarence Hemingway of the towerman towered over signals and the train plunged off the viaduct. Baseball team from St Louis aided victims as doctors and police rushed to the scene. Coroner Wilson prepared for the inquest to determine exact orders given and responsibility.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Federal Express
Clarence Hemingway
Curtis
Boston and
Washington Express
Fairfield Avenue
A. M. Curtis
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Woodward
United States Fish Commission
Stamford
Washington
St. Louis
Roger Bresnahan
Bresnahan
James C. Horan
Hos
Wilson
Keeps Close Watch Along the Coast
Caracas reports no authentic news of revolutionists landing on the coast but dispatches the gun boat Margarita to Maracaibo. Authorities in Zulia will receive the ship and troops are prepared to concentrate where trouble occurs as coast surveillance increases.
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Caracas
Zulia
Falson
Margarita
Maracaibo
Two Warships Sunk Off Provincetown Harbor
Reports from Provincetown describe Admiral Osterhaus's fleet entering harbor after battle actions. Rumors claim two battleships were sunk by torpedo attacks in a war game off the cape, while the enemy faced counterattacks and regained visibility by searchlights.
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Provincetown
Osterhaus
Cape
Freezing Milk Experiments Planned to Ease Boston Shortage
Boston faces a milk shortage as heat and spell weather bite. The board of health, led by Dr. Mullowney, will test freezing milk in high plocks for emergency use and monitor New York results before deciding whether to adopt the method locally.
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Boston
Board of Health
New York
Mullowney
Local residents and visitors enjoy summer escapes and arrivals
Katherine Morse vacations at H L Hunts Onset cottage. Miss The Mickey Beatrice and Eunice Hunt at Point Independence Onset Bay. Mrs Hunt stays due to Mr Hunt illness. Corabel Robinson visits Auburndale guests at Newton street. Various townspeople spend weekends in Falmouth Heights Provincetown and Lake Sunapee while others return from trips. The Wilkins estate on Main Street sold to R W Geddes for 5575 total value.
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Mickey Beatrice
Eunice Hunt
Point Independence
Onset Bay
Mrs Hunt
Mr. Hunt
F. B. Gleason
State Hospital
Westboro
James L. Callahan
James FE. Kennedy
Nantasket
Nashua N
Wilkins
Main St
R. W. Geddes
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Uty
Albert
Main Street
Concord
Spencer Bros
Concord, Mass
A. G. Ziegler
Eld
Magee and
Crawford
Concord Junction
H. J. Hansen
Walden ST
THE
Colonial Inn
Usr
W. Rollins Abrams
D. and
Hay Coal
J. W. Raymond
Walden Street
Memingway
Fairfield
Pitals
Venezuela
Boston Board of Health
India
B. L. Filene
Massachusetts
Anth
Nemo
P. WN
Katherine Morse
Bound Stone Farm
H. L. Hunt
Miss
Corabel Robinson
Auburndale
C.F. Robinson's
Newton St
Lamson
Marion
Falmouth Heights
Herbert Mann
West Medway
Marian Wheelock
Burkehaven
Lake Sunapee
Raymond Whitney
Chelsea
Silas E. Simonds
Samuel B. Parmenter
Fom Jaffrey, N. H
Winslow M. Warren
Mis
Emily Wilson
Mrs. Warren
Joseph Fatey
New York City
Washington St
Joseph Goggin
John F. Kennedy
Bridgewater
Fort Meadow
Joseph W. Stumpf
Jamaica Plain
Michael O'Donnell
Brockton
Walter J. Miller
Howe Lumber Co
J. EB. Warren & Co
Richardson
Fiskdale
Sturbridge
M. L. Richardson
Montague
Congregational Church
James Dandero
Desithe Bernard
Broadst
William Richard
Salem
Massasoit
Lake Boon
Pierre Laforme
William Emery
Jessie
Ralph
Eugene J. Menard
Chestnut St
L. Massicotte
Waterbury
Philip Massicotte
Brimsmead St
Viola Langelier
Fitchburg
Leominster
Whalum Park
Ada Maynard
Newton Sr
Putnam
S. H. Howe
Marlboro
Whitney Goal & Grain Co., Inc
Cood, Clean Coal
Concord, Junction, Mass
Crosby’s Cash Store Co
Postoffice
Maynard
Frank Stone
Commonwealth Avenue
John Connors
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jct
Mass
Ili
Clarence McAuslan
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