Prominent Boston man killed in Saugus car crash
Lynn report says Wm Butler Woodbridge a Princeton graduate and vice president of the Columbian National Life Insurance Company died when a touring car ran into a barbed wire fence in Saugus. Wolf of New York was seriously hurt with possible skull fracture. A E Childs and W E Tensler were shaken but unharmed.
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Brookline
North Shore
Broadway
Elton Street
Seagus
Messrs
Childa
Tensler
Mr. Woodbridge
Wolf
Childs
Thompson
Saugus
Woodbridge
Lynn Hospital
Boston
New York
Wm. Butler Woodbridge
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Herbert Wolf
Notable Boston Business Leader Arthur E Childs Profile
Boston June 15 Arthur E Childs owner of the automobile and president of the Hotel Somerset Company also directs the Columbian National Life Insurance Company He serves as president of the Massachusetts Lighting Company with offices on State Street and is a prominent figure in business circles Chauffeur William Tensler has ties to bicycle racing and works for Childs
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Boston
Arthur E. Childs
Hotel Somerset Company
Columbian National Life Insurance Co
Childs
Massachusetts Lighting Company
State Street
Wm. Tensler
Child
Mrs Stout Looks Like The Winner In Golf Championship
Short Hills New Jersey June 15 The women s metropolitan golf championship moved into the second round at Baltusrol with eight players remaining in the chase for the title The consolation cup for those not reaching the championship proper also sees action Miss E Hurry of Rye N Y defeated Miss Julia A Mix of Baltastad by two up Mrs Chas T Stout of Staten Island defeated Mrs N Pendleton Rogers of Plainfield two up with one to play Stout trailed at the turn but rallied on the back nine and was dormie two at the 17th hole which halved in fives
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Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol Links
E. Hurry
Rye N. Y
Ovat
Julia A. Mix
Baltas
Stabbed in street car on Fourteenth Street
New York June 15 A man named Vicence Garabillo rushed into a crowded street car at Fourteenth street and Avenue B and stabbed Marcello Michelli with a keen weapon. Michelli, said to have won the affection of a woman both men pursued, is gravely wounded and asked police not to pursue Garabillo but to let friends settle the matter. Michelli warned he would be avenged, while police pressed for information on Garabillo's whereabouts.
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New York
Fourteenth Street
Avenue B
Vicence Garabillo
Marcello Michelli
Garabillo
Michelli
Medford Marks 275th Anniversary Celebrations
Medford observed its 275th settlement anniversary with perfect weather and festive decorations. Citizens and former residents attended literary exercises at the opera house and a banquet at the armory. The program featured William Cushing Wall, Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, and a poem by Dr. Wm. Everett with a chorus and audience.
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Medford
Medford Opera House
Armory
David H. Brown
Henry C. Delong
Michael F. Dwyer
William Cushing Wall
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wm. Everett
Annie Hall Gleason
Yale and Harvard crews in Gales Ferry practice report
Yale and Harvard rowing teams held morning practices at Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 15. Yale varsity and freshman crews tested a quarter mile brush and varied paddling sessions while Harvard varsity and freshman boats logged downstream runs with coaching cues and a first long stroke for the varsity four led by stroke Farley at a 32 stroke rate.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Cow Point
Wray
Navy Yard
Farley
Addicks Adjudged in Contempt of Court
Philadelphia June 15 J Ed ward Addicks is held in contempt for failing to appear before master Henry B Robb in the Queen City Construction Company case A subpoena ordered Addicks to appear and explain why he ignored summons He was not present but his counsel said he would appear next Saturday Judge Holland granted more time The case ties into the Bay State gas litigation.
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Philadelphia
J. Edward Addicks
Henry B. Robb
Queen City Construction Company
Addicks
Holland
United States
Robb
Bay State
Fire sweeps through a summer resort
Fall River notes a morning fire destroying three buildings near Island Park in Portsmouth Rhode Island. The free midway between Fall River and Newport was set ablaze damaging the large bathing set owned by George K Wilbur and the antiafler cottage of William By. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars with partial insurance.
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Fall River
Island Park
Portsmouth
R. I
Wport
George K. Wilbur
Windsor Wedding Dominates European Royal Pageantry
Windsor hosts Princess Margaret of Connaught and Prince Gustavus Adolphus in a grand ceremony directed by King Edward. Attendees include King Edward, Queen Alexandra, and many European royals as Elgar’s march fills St George’s Chapel and the five foot wedding cake stands centerpiece.
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Windsor
Eng
Margaret of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustavus of Sweden
Edward
London
Europe
St. George's Chapel
Eugene
William
Sweden
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
Duchess of Connaught
Prince of Wales
Landgrave of
Hesse
Baden
Egypt
Elgar
God of Old
Canterbury
Oxford
Church of England
Christiania
Norway
Gustavus
Margaret of
Connaught
Oscar
Minister of Defence
Washington to host peace conference amid cash demand debate
Washington officials announced that Washington will be the location of the pending peace conference after both governments preferred it over The Hague and Paris. President Roosevelt has urged Japan to moderate cash indemnity to ease negotiations, warning that a billion dollar payment could shock global finances and even bankrupt Russia.
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Washington
Loeb
Chefoo
Paris
Hague
White House
Japan
Roosevelt
Russia
St. Petersburg
United States
Baron Kaneko
Geneva
Cassini
Takahira
Patrick Asks Stay of Sentence in Rice Murder Case
Ossining New York June 15 Albert T Patrick the lawyer who has led his own and his counsel efforts to halt the execution for the murder of William Marsh Rice has appealed to Governor Higgins for a three day stay in the execution date set by the state court of appeals If granted this would delay final proceedings until September 1 Patrick has occupied a cage in Sing Sing's death house for three years longer than any other condemned prisoner on death row.
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Ossining
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Gov. Higgins
State Court of Appeals
Patrick
Sing Sing
Dracut man and in law court clash over property
John Ames of Dracut testified as complainant against son in law Albert B. Kattell in a assault case. Kattell pleaded not guilty and was continued to June 23 for trial. Ames described injuries from the Monday night incident at his home over disputed property.
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John Ames
Dracut
John
Albert B. Kattell
Ames
Kattell
D. J. Donahue
Fresh Vegetables Bermuda Seed Onions Spinach and Radishes
Local market offers fresh vegetables including Bermuda seed onions spinach and radishes. Potatoes listed with quantity 220 pounds divided into four bags. Ends with note of available produce for buyers.
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Bermuda
Verdict for Haydel vs Gould for 24183 in Port Washington
New York June 15 A verdict awarding architect Abner J Haydel 24183 against Howard Gould for drawing plans for Castle Gould at Port Washington Mineola L L court. Haydel sued for 60000 and testified he went to Ireland to copy Kilkenny castle plans while Mrs Gould ordered changes and expelled him from a hotel consult.
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New York
Abner J. Haydel
Howard Gould
Gould Castle
Port Washington
L. L
New York State Supreme Court
Mineola
Gould
Haydel
Ireland
Kilkenny
Non-Union Men Attacked by Mob in Brooklyn Foundry
John Daly and John Faunce, both non union workers, were attacked by a mob while walking to Smith and Laughlin Iron Foundry in Brooklyn. They were seriously hurt as a strike at the foundry unfolded. police dispersed the attackers and two men were arrested to await injury outcomes.
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New York
John Daly
John Faunce
Brooklyn
Smith & Laughlin
Briggs Avenue
North Fifth Street
Faunce
Daly
EI AZHAR 222 D Munn and Son on Bridge Street
The notice lists EI AZHAR 222 and identifies D Munn and Son located at 11 Bridge Street. It records a business address or property listing with potential ownership or tenancy details.
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Ei-Azhar
D. Munn & Son
Bridge Street
Fatally Wounded by Highwaymen in New York
John Elder a waiter from Somerville Massachusetts is dying in a New York hospital after highwaymen attacked him and choked his wife Mrs. Elder as they rifled his pockets. Two suspects were jailed after identification by Mrs. Elder. a third fled. The couple had sought lodging after a theater outing when struck by an iron bar. Elder suffered a fractured skull and is near death.
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New York
John Elder
Somerville
Mass
Elder
Bowery
Brooklyn
Cherry Hill
Experts Say Dog Had Babies Despite Rabies Findings
A Pawtucketville Irish setter owned by Dr. Arthur Gage was diagnosed with rabies after being bitten by a Kirby dog four weeks earlier. Dr. Sherman had searched for bitten animals, found none, but the Gage dog developed rabies signs and was killed. head sent to Boston bureau for confirmation. No other local dogs are confirmed bitten, and regulations dictate a one month window since the last mad dog was disposed of.
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Sherman
Arthur Gage
Pawtucketville
Kirby
Pelham
Gage
Dr. Gage
Bureau
Boston
Minister Died While Preparing For Funeral
Middleboro June 15 Rev W C Ryder founder and pastor of the Independent Congregational church at Rock Village died suddenly of heart failure while arranging the funeral of J Frank Smith who killed himself yesterday. Ryder 65 survived by widow and one son Rev H H Ryder pastor of the Unitarian church at Vineyard Haven Smith was found hanging by a chain to a pine tree near his home no cause known.
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Middleboro
W. C. Ryder
Independent Congregational Church
Rock Village
J. Frank Smith
Smith
Ryder
H. H. Ryder
Unitarian Church
Vineyard Haven
Window sash wounds man at Powell street
Vincent Marodde of 23 King street was injured about 8:30 AM when a heavy sash fell on his head while he worked on a window at 112 Powell street. He suffered severe scalp wounds and a cut to the right hand and was taken to Lowell hospital. Joseph Mellen of 9 Cherry street also received a cut to the right index finger from a carding machine and was treated at the Emergency hospital.
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Vincent Marodde
King Street
Powell Street
Lowell Hospital
Joseph Mellen
Cherry Street
Towle Held in Lynn on Manslaughter Charge
In Lynn on June 15 Joseph F Towle was held in $1000 for the superior court on a manslaughter charge over a Sunday evening blow that allegedly killed W S House. No evidence was presented and Towle pleaded not guilty. Also Lynnport Horace H Tozzier was held in police court in $300 for the grand jury for raising flash boards at Pillings pond Lynnfield on Sunday, damaging the Gertyv mill property.
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Lynn
Joseph F. Towle
Superior Court
W. S. House of Lynn
Towle
Horace H. Tozzier
Pillings Pond
Lynnfield
Gertyv
Moroccan Question Dominates Talks In Paris
Paris on June 15 reports widespread unease in official circles over the Morocco issue and cabinet instability after Delcasse’s retirement. Rouvier, still interim, weighs foreign vs finance posts while Germany signals openness to a direct understanding but backs an international conference to decide key points. Tangier notes Austria Hungary and Italy accept the sultan’s invitation to a Morocco conference if major powers immediately participate.
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Paris
M. Delcasse
Foreign Office
Rouvier
Prince Radglin
Berlin
Germany
France
Morocco
M. Rouvier
M. Bourgeois
M. de Freycinet
M. Sarrien
Reutes
Tangier
Austro- Hungary
Italy
Blue and Gray Reunion Moves Toward Next Meet
Louisville June 15 The Confederate reunion resumes routine business at the Horse Show building with Commander-in-Chief Lee presiding New Orleans and Nashville are top candidates for the next gathering A Michigan regiment under Henry R Mizner stormed Confederate fortifications at Jonesboro Ga Sept 1 1864 and captured the battery and Gen D C Govan The following day Mizner and Govan met at John Davidson's residence in Louisville for a cordial reunion after 41 years
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Louisville
Lee
New Orleans
Nashville
Michigan
Henry R. Mizner
Jonesboro
D. C. Govan
John C. Davidson
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Butler Woodbridge
Princeton
J. Woodbridge
Rye Beach
N. H
Mrs. Stout
Ayer
Lowell
Princess Margaret of Connaught
St. George’s Chapel
Castle
Albert Dowd
Dracut Com
Plains
Ickman
Michael. R. Murphy
Dowd
Murphy
Hanson
Hanlon
Hanley
Arthur Welch
Sidney Drewett
George Teal
Leonidas Malliares
Costas Giavras
Costas
Leonidas
Pickman
John Connor
David Robertson
William McNary
Clara Burke
Sc Ib
Hess
Bok
Central St
Hungary
Budapest
Derekigyhaz
Adams Hardware & Paint Co
Middlesex St
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