Delaware Ends 30000 Mile Cruise With Dry Dock Plans
The battleship Delaware, back from a 30000 mile voyage begun in August, arrives at the lower harbor and will enter the Charles town Navy Yard for dry dock after an engine test off Rockland Maine. It ferries the body of Chilean minister Don Anibal Cruz and is sister ship to North Dakota.
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Delaware
Navy Yard
Dry Dock
Charlestown Navy Yard
Rockland
Senor
Don Anibal Cruz
United States
Washington
Hampton Roads
Valparaiso
Chili
Rio
Boston
New York
King George
Woman Awarded $8500 Verdict in Railroad Injury Suit
Alma F. Silsby of Cambridge, a East Boston High School teacher, received $8500 after suing Boston and Maine Railroad for injuries from a North Station collision that threw her to the floor and forced a year away from teaching. Both sides accepted Dr. Page and Dr. Putnam medical testimony without cross examination.
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Alma F. Silsby
Forest Street
Cambridge
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Frank W. Page
Putnam
Riots at Falls Company Mill Injure Three Police
In Norwich Connecticut a riot at the Falls Company cotton mill during a 200 strong strike left three policemen and several strikers injured. Reinforcements quelled the crowd. about 25 arrests. Strikers, mainly Polanders, clashed as gates opened and some workers returned.
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Norwich
Conn
Falls Company
Timothy Driscoll
Flies Signals for Lost Way Pilot Resumes Voyage
Captain Jack Hascall of the Ellen M. Storer told Mono Moy Point lifesavers he lost his way after signaling distress six miles off shore. The coal schooner stood anchored at Pollock Rip Slate and later sailed on as the tide shifted north and east.
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Chatham
Jack Hascall
Ellen M. Storer
Monomoy Point
St. George
Portsmouth
N. H
Haseall
Mail pouch lost near Lonsdale station found in woods
A rifled mail bag thrown from a train at Lonsdale station April 26 was recovered in nearby woods. The pouch had been cut open and while some letters remained others were believed stolen.
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Cumberland
R. T
Lonsdale
WANTS CURB ON FILM SHOWS
New Haven April 26 Chief of Police Henry D. Cowles told the aldermanic committee on ordinances that moving picture theatres in this city known as Nicolets promote vice and need immediate general supervision Legislation was urged by several speakers and Alderman James D. Hiatt said he and other committee members had personally inspected many places and unearthed vice unrevealable in public meetings
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New Havien
Moving Picture
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DR. Whitcomb
Washington St
New England
Interstate Shoe Co
Leonard & Barrows
Middleboro
Mass
Huckins & Temple
Milford
Adams Shoe Co
Lynn, Mass
Brockton Ideas Co
Brockton, Mass
Etty
Mices
Skr
Man
Oxfords
Russia
Juliettes
Ofbigess Shoes
Dr. Kimball
Dr K
Dakota
Aroe
Waltham
Jewels Waltham
Waltham Including
Ater
Howard, Waltham, Hamilton, Elin and
Tlinois Watches
Iamonds
Peipiles Credit A
Washington St. Col
Oper
Rm Lowe
Ts Rarat
Jason Weiler & Son
Reset
Washington ST. Az
Eweliers S
Hin Tra
Gladiator
Post
Rarater AY
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover-and
Portland-streets
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wants Curb
Georges
Summer St
Providence
Westminster St
West 34Th Street
Buffalo
Philadelphia
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