Believed Murder Shocks Lowell Girl Found in Canal
Katherine Brunnell a 15 year old of 394 Adams Street was identified by her mother as the body found in the Northern Canal yard of the Merrimac Company. Police and public favor murder or despondent jump theories as the motive for the disappearance since late November.
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Lowell
Merrimac Company
Katherine Brunnell
Kate Marakulas
Adams Street
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Mystery on the Canal Ends in Frantic Mother's Grief
A missing girl case unfolds after a body is found in the canal. Mrs. Marakulas sobs as police confirm the skull district is that of her daughter Katy. The mother recalls last seen in late November or December and fears foul play. The case centers on the unsafe canal walk near Pawtucket Falls and Moody Street. Authorities question witnesses and search for answers in Enfield New Hampshire and Manchester New Hampshire.
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Charles F. .Miles
Ayer Estate
Myles
School Street
Pawtucket
Merimac
Moody Street
Pawtucket Street
Marakulas
Maher
Lafiamme
Katy
New Hampshire
William Moffatt
William Kew
Laflamme
Riggis
Train wreck injures many near Hardee Station
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley passenger train traveling south bound was ditched near Hardee Station sixteen miles north of Vicksburg early today. Sixty seven passengers are reported injured as the entire train reportedly rolled down an embankment and a special train carrying physicians was sent to the scene.
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Vicksburg, Mills
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Hardee Station
Here
Flora Clark Credits Father Johns Medicine Cure
Mrs Flora Clark of Connellsville Pennsylvania reports a severe cough lasting a year was cured by Father Johns Medicine with no poisonous drugs. The testimonial highlights a local remedy and references a named product.
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Flora Clark
Connellsville, Pa
John
Sanford's Ginger Warm Up For Colds And Aches
Advertising copy promotes Sanford's Ginger as a remedy for colds chills grip muscle aches bone pains and nerve pains claiming genuine quality and relief. The tone pressures quick benefits and urges purchase.
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Sanford
Explosion in Washington Street subway harms workers
In a late night accident at a Washington Street subway construction site near West Street a gasoline lamp exploded igniting tar paper. About 12 workers faced smoke and two men were burned while three were overcome. all were treated at Relief Hospital and listed as not seriously injured. Contractor is Harry Nawn.
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Washington Street
West Street
Harry Nawn
Ice Bergs Reported On Atlantic Passage Off New England
The Oxonian arriving at New Haven from Antwerp reported passing two enormous icebergs, about 900 feet long and 50 feet high, in the 42 5 N 51 12 W area. The Sagamore from Liverpool encountered heavy field ice with over 100 bergs and was halted for 11 hours before resuming its voyage.
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Leyland
Oxonian
New Haven
Boston
Antwerp
C. E. Shacklock
Fenton
Warren Line
Sagamore
Liverpool
Roosevelt's Wolf Hunt Over Hills
Frederick Oklahoma April 12 The Roosevelt party hunts in the Big Pasture with cool cloudy weather and 6:30 am starts returning at 11 am. Roosevelt joins foot races with the dogs tracking a wolf chased across hills and creeks for 10 miles. Three veteran cowboys Bob Burnett Guy Waggoner and John Abernathy and the President narrowed the chase as yelps echo for miles.
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Frederick
Okla
Roosevelt
Red
Bob Burnett
Guy Waggoner
John Abernathy
President Roosevelt
Redmond Promotes Home Rule as Right in Commons
John E. Redmond told the House of Commons that Ireland demands home rule as a right not a favor He said if any real chance of success existed he would advise an armed revolt but the aim remains a peaceful settlement on terms acceptable to both nations.
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London
John E. Redmond
House of Commons
Ireland
Irish Home Rule Motion Sparks House Clash
In the House, an Irish Unionist motion on home rule challenged the government's stance as Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Premier Balfour sparred over Ireland self-government. The debate, marked by sharp exchanges, adjourned at midnight after closure was invoked and the motion remained unresolved.
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Ireland
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Balfour
Tuff
Douglas defies Boston machine with Cole as police commissioner
Governor Douglas appoints Colonel Charles H. Cole Jr. as police commissioner to succeed Curtis, despite Boston Democratic leaders led by Mayor Collins favoring Irish American Democrat W. T. A. Fitzgerald. The move widens rift between State House and City Hall as Collins had sought John B. Martin, while Cole is a close ally of the governor.
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Charles H. Cole, Jr
Ward 11
Curtis
Boston Democratic Organization
Douglas
Hook
Cole
Collins
Democratic Machine
State House
City Hall
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Executive Chamber
Colonel Cole
Executive Council
Fitzgerald
John B. Martin
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Mr. Fitzgerald
I Will Accept If Confirmed Cole Appointed Police Board Chairman
Charles H. Cole Jr pledged to accept the police board chairmanship if the Governor's council confirms it. He spoke at the Puritan Club enjoying support from Democrats and fellow officers. The appointment involved political maneuvering rooted in a Lenox dinner dispute over whether Mayor Collins or Governor Douglas would name the commissioner.
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Douglas
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Boston Post
Puritan Club
Lenox
Collins
New Chairman of the Boston Police Board Named
Colonel Charles Cole Jr. appointed chairman as Commissioner Curtis retires May 1. Cole, 33, born in South Boston, educated in city schools, bachelor living with his mother at 62 Beacon Street. He shares real estate and mining ventures with Benjamin Wells and is active in the Puritan Club and Boston Athletic Association.
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Charles Cole, Jr
Boston Police Board
Curtis
Emmons
Adams
Cole
South Boston
Boston
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
First Corps of Cadets
Beacon Street
Hingham
Benjamin W. Wells
Puritan Club
Boston Athletic Association
British Cruiser Sutlej Reports Warships Near Anambas
Singapore dispatch says the armored cruiser Sutlej from Hongkong sighted the Russian second Pacific squadron with seven battleships steaming north at daylight on April 11. No confirmation of a naval battle at Anambas.
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Anambas
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Sutlej
Hongkong
Battles
Fleets Reported Off Borneo By Labuan Correspondent
A Daily MailLabuan correspondent reports sightings of large fleets south of Borneo near the northwest coast of Labuan. The reports suggest significant naval activity in the area during April.
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Borneo
London
Labuan
Daily Mail
Japanese Five Battleships Asserted by Daily Telegraph
London reports the Daily Telegraph Tokio bureau claims Japan outranks Russia in battleship strength with five battleships. It rebuts rumors that the Yashima was sunk by a Russian mine off Dalny in June. The Yashima, a 12 300 ton ship, carried four 12 inch guns and ten 6 inch guns.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Dalny
Chefoo
Paris
Associated Press
Russian battleships reach Singapore as fleet accounts grow
London reports confirm Russian battleships passed Singapore on April 8 as Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron travels eastward. News via wireless from the China Sea notes the ships may be farther out to sea than the rest of the fleet, while Batavia reports a possible battle near the Anambas Islands but has no independent confirmation. A British official doubts Admiral Togo's proximity to Singapore and cites uncertainty about the Russian route toward Vladivostok.
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London
Associated Press
Singapore
Rojestvensky
China Sea
Batavia
Java
Anambags Islands
Togo
Vladivostok
1060's Headquarters in Formosa Island
Tokio reports Admiral Togo has his fleet based on the northern Formosa coast enabling shifts toward Japan or the Pacific. Russian battleships under Rozhestvensky are thought unlikely to attempt escape through the Pacific or around Japan. The main naval clash is expected between Formosa and Kiushin.
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Tokio
Togo
Formosa
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Rojestvensky
Kiushin
Cambridge Republicans Vote Against Drawing Party Lines
The Cambridge Republican group voted by a large majority to avoid drawing party lines in the upcoming fall election. Ward returns showed strong support for keeping campaigns nonpartisan. A local Boston forecast warned of showers and easterly winds.
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Cambridge
Boston
Vicinity
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