Missing Teacher Found Near South Lebanon Swamp
Miss Mary A. Tucker a Providence RI teacher was found exhausted and starving in the South Lebanon woods near Blaisdell Corner after 12 days missing from Camp Ossipee. She lay in a mossy bed, torn garments and a worn face signaling long privations but she will recover. Searchers William Grimshaw and John Donovan reported the discovery after hours of trekking.
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Rochester
N. H
Mary A. Tucker
Providence
R. I
Ossipee
Lake Winnipesaukee
South Lebanon Woods
William Grimshaw
John Donovan
East Rochester
Blaisdell’s Corner
South Lebanon
Miss Tucker
Bill Grimshaw
Lebanon
Dredge Strikes Steamer Nantasket in Light Collision
Aug 6 Nantasket reports a Betts Bros lighter in tow with tug Ida M. Chase rammed the steamer Nantasket on a 2:20 Boston to Nantasket run. Minor woodwork damage valued at 100 dollars. Captain Galiano diverted to port and reversed engines. A passenger named Frank Norton fell overboard but was rescued by crew. Passengers panicked briefly but were reassured by officers and resumed the voyage.
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Nantasket
Betts Bros
Ida M. Chase
Boston
Alfred A. Galiano
Galiano
Frank Norton
Wreck at Melrose: derailment attempt on Main Street
At 12 40 this morning two young men attempted to derail a Boston and Northern electric car on Main Street Melrose near the Wakefield line. A patrolman pursued them through brush after a panic moment when logs were shouted on the track and the power reversed. Both suspects were arrested.
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Melrose
Boston & Northern Electric
Main Street
Wakefield
Wakefield Line
Pineo
Callan
Stoneham
Wakefield chase ends with arrests after train obstruction
A car speeding toward a log obstruction near the Wakefield line halted four feet from the pile. Officers McCarthy and Pineo pursued four hiding suspects. Harry Lindsey and John Callan were arrested for disturbing the peace. Lindsey bonded at 800 dollars, Callan previously jailed.
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Wakefield
William McCarthy
Harry S. Lindsey
Crescent Street
Pinee
John A. Callan
Vernon Street
Melrose
Lindsey
Callan
Threat by Reds Prompts Police Guard of Italian Church
North End police guard the Roman Catholic Italian Church in North Square as about 200 Reds arrive for secret meetings with local Lynn members. Clergy are told any interference could lead to dynamiting. officers Cr0nin Walsh and Leonard catch four anarchists distributing tracts and authorities warn to arrest any violators.
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North Square
North End
Reds
Paterson
Walsh
Cronin
Leonard
Canadians Like Boston by Colonel Maynard Rogers
Colonel S Maynard Rogers of the Forty-third Regiment the Dukes Own Rifles praises Boston for hospitality and heart and envisions peaceful unity. He recalls a New England clam bake at Crescent Park Rhode Island and notes Bostonian as a term of brotherhood for his unit.
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S. Maynard Rogers
Forty-third
Duke's Own” Rifles
Boston
New England
Crescent Park
Rhode Island
Mutal surrender marks Boston reception for Colonial troops
Boston viewers welcomed Colonel S Maynard Rogers and the Forty third Regiment of The Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles from Ottawa in a joint victory display. Scots in plaids, local militia, and blue uniforms joined the parade under a sweltering sun as officers and soldiers marched with vigor amid cheering crowds.
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Boston
S. Maynard Rogers
Fortythird
Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles
Ottawa
Canada
Uncle Sam
Trocha
Old South
Morton in Auto Smash Near 24th Street
Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and Mrs Morton escaped serious injury when their auto collided with an Eighth Avenue car at Twenty fourth Street. The Morton party and two friends were crossing town when a southbound car forced a slip and the wheels struck the other vehicle. The conductor on the street car was thrown from the platform and slightly hurt. The Morton auto was disabled but no further damage occurred.
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New York
Aug
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Charlestown Hero Rescues Man From Mystic River
Charles E. Bredell of 383 Medford Street Charlestown who has a Humane Society medal for bravery saved James Leary of Medford Street Charlestown from drowning in the Mystic River at Dewey Beach Charlestown Neck at 1 30 yesterday morning Leary was midnight plunging and nearly helpless when Bredell pulled him into a hastily pressed into service boat and brought him to safety
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Charles E. Bredell
Medford Street
Charlestown
Humane Society
James Leary
Mystic River
Dewey Beach
Charlestown Neck
Leary
Bredell
Probably Showers Fold into Boston Forecast
Local Boston forecast for Monday calls for unsettled weather with a high chance of showers nearby. The outlook suggests intermittent rain and mild temperatures through the day.
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Boston and
Vicinity
Witte Arrives in Boston From Newport on Train
Russian peace envoy M. Witte landed at Back Bay station in Boston at 11 30 PM accompanied by Gregory Vilenkin and others. He said travel was pleasant and he sought rest with no remarks for the Boston Post tonight. A secretary indicated he remained too tired to speak.
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Sergius Witte
Boston
Back Bay
Gregory Vilenkin
Russia
Washington
E. G. Dillon
St. Petersburg
London Daily Telegraph
Mr. Witte
George E. Burnt
New York
A .L. Gallagher
Chicago
United States
Secret Service
M. Witte
Newport
Poston
Wilenkin
Beeston
M. Wittes
Newcastle
Dillon
Labor leaders denounce bribe offer over East Boston track plan
Boston Central Labor Union President Peter W Collins disclosed a bribery attempt to sway labor approval for a track location in East Boston. He reported a letter from a former labor rep promising money to condemn the track project and the aldermen's franchise vote. The union seeks legal counsel and will present evidence to the district attorney.
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Peter W. Collins
Boston Central Labor Union
Dock Trust
Boston
Organized Labor
Central Labor Union
Board of Aldermen
Collins
Board of Alderman
John J. Maloney
Marine Firemen’s Union
Frank J. Linehan
Frank K. Foster
Dennis D. Driscoll
Henry Abrahams
Fred J. Kneeland
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