Floods Hit Haverhill and New England Railways
Widespread flood across New England disrupts power in Haverhill and halts mills, while rivers rise in Connecticut, Nashua and surrounding towns. Homes flood, bridges wash out, and trains suspend service as officials assess damage and residents brace for continued high water.
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Suncook
N. H
Vilage
Hooksett
Concord & Montreal
Suncook Valley
Merrimac
Hooksett Mills
Pittsfield
Rochester
Ossipee Valley
Intervale Junction
Boston
Alton Bay
Dover
Nashua
Lancaster
Supreme Court
Concord
Connecticut River
Gould Falls
Hancock Junction
Hillsboro Bridge
Northern
Quimby House
Plymouth
New England
Pemigewasset Valley
Woodstock
Pemigewasset
Baker’s
Gregg & Son
Flather Bros
Manchester
Windham Junction
Thornton’s Ferry
Chelmsford
Tyngsboro
Boston & Maine
Peace talks end Japan China war confirmed
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Gresham receiving a cable from Minister Dun in Tokio confirming that peace negotiations between Japan and China were concluded today.
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Washington
Gresham
Dun
Tokio
Japan
China
Peace Treaty Reported Signed Between China and Japan
A private cablegram from J. W. Foster, advisor to Chinese plenipotentiaries, states that the peace treaty between China and Japan was signed on April 15 at Shimo noseki and that everything is settled satisfactorily. Foster may stay in Japan briefly to finalize details and could accompany Li Hung Chang to Pekin.
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London
the Globe
Simonoseki
Japan
Liao River
Formosa
China
Europe
Globe
Yokohama
Li Hung Chang
Corea
Yalu
Ping-Yang
Port Arthur
Washington
J. W. Foster
Shimonoseki
Pekin
Japanese minister says peace terms with China not concluded
Berlin report quotes the Japanese minister saying no peace terms with China have been finalized yet. The statement clarifies ongoing negotiations and未 indicate no settlement reached.
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Berlin
China
Boston Ladies Missed Burlington Mission Meeting Due Floods
Flood effects in New Hampshire and Vermont delayed travel to a Burlington Vermont convention opening this morning. About twenty five Boston area ladies reached Union Station only to be told they could travel no further past Bellows Falls due to river levels, a disappointment to many en route from the Middle States.
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Haverhill
Sanders
J. H. Winchell & Co
Little River
Stevens & Co
Boston & Maine
Georgetown
Bradford
Connecticut
Northampton
Ward 4
Central Massachusetts
Hadley Meadows
Bath
Kennebec
Potomac
Androscoggin
Winneganee Bay
Middletown
Conn
Cromwell
Portland
Brattleboro
Connecticut River
Bellows Falls
Putney
Westminster Meadows
New Hampshire
Springfield
Londonderry
Bradley Meadows
West Townsend
ST. Johnsbury
Lake Champlain
Wells River
Boston
Vermont
Union Station
Burlington
Woman’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Bellows Fall
Middle States
Great Dog Show Attracts Crowds In Annual Kennel Event
At the eleventh New England Kennel Club show in Cotilton Hall Mechanics Building Huntington avenue crowds admire Bayonne Kennels Boston terriers and prize bloodlines. Exhibitors include H H Hunnewell Back Bay with top prizes and King Orry and His Lordship as notable bulldogs. A cocker spaniel King Keho died after hanging from a short chain.
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New England Kennel Club
Cotilton Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Bayonne
Boston
Lougest
Franklin
Oak Hill
Poland
H. H. Hunnewell
Back Bay
Keho
Osmond B. Gilman
Roslindale
Spectacular Dog Show Features Bulldogs And St Bernards
A grand dog show today highlights bulldogs led by a massive two fighters and the famed Lad's Boy puppy winner. J. Fros, a French import, draws attention with a bulldog like Boston terrier traits. St Bernards from A H Moore of Melrose including champion Alton Jr. and Duke of Lincoln from Dr. Longest showcase the event with English sheep dogs and Trilby curiosities drawing crowds.
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King Orry
J. Fros
J. N. Lawson
Winchester
Napoleon
R. A. Campbell
Lad
A. H. Moore
Melrose
Alton, Jr
Duke of Lincoln
Dr. Longest
New York
George J. Gould
Perry Taken as Escapee Nabbed in Weehawken NJ
Oliver Curtis Perry, one of five convicts who escaped from the Mattewan asylum, was captured in Weehawken New Jersey after a hillside chase. He was identified by officials and held at Hudson County Jail awaiting extradition decisions.
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Hoboken
N. J
Oliver Curtis Perry
Mattewan
CN. Y
Weehawken
Perry
Hudson County
Jersey City
New York State
West Shore Railroad
Edwin Clifford
Vanderbilt Railroad
McAleese
West Shore
Mattewan Asylum
Kelly
John Merton
Martin
New York
Mulberry Street
Oliver Perry
Allison
James Coyle
J. H. Forbell
Pinkerton
Lyons
N. Y
Forbell
Keeper Coyle
Jerry McAuley
Mission
Toppey
Amsterdam
Mitchell
Hudspeth
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Foster Cable News
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Nantasket Beach
Braintree
Hingham
Pemberton
Nantasket
Stony Beach
Roxbury
Elmwood Spring
Mass
Browning, King & Co
Washington Street
Cor
the Times
Eliable
Water Balks Baptists
C. H. Robinson
Dock
Office of the Post
Lockwood’s
North Ferry
Gotillon Hall
Kennel Glub
Boston Terriers
Nankin
Bayonne Kennels
Nancy
Phelps & Davis
Oo Phelps & Davis
Jessie
A. L. Oode
Woodland Prince
Henry Brooks
Bin
George L. Tarr
Bernard Jim Blaine
G. W. Comey
Newton
Encliffe Myrtle
Toom & Thomas
Dame Trot
Wee Wah Kennels
Virst
Songster
Noel Money
Winsome
John Gibney
Dr. C. A. Lougest of
Jordan, Marsh & CO
Summer ST
Longwood Ave
Haverhill St
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