Steamer New Brunswick Runs Aground At Nahant
Aboard the pleasure steamer New Brunswick with 400 passengers ran on rocks near Black Rock pier at Nahant during a Boston moonlight cruise. The vessel sustained damage and passengers were transferred to the Winthrop and later landed in Lynn. The ship departed Boston around 6 pm and the panic eased after captains reassured travelers.
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Nahant
Black Rock Pier
New Brunswick
Boston
Winthrop
Lynn
Roosevelt at Wilkes Barre with Cardinal Gibbons
President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania to address the Catholic Total Abstinence Union and the United Mine Workers. Cardinal Gibbons and President Mitchell speak as the crowd creates uproarious enthusiasm during the welcome ceremonies.
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Father Curran
J. J. Curran
Theodore Roosevelt
Partly Cloudy Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with likely showers and cooler conditions. In the west and south, fresh southwest to south winds are expected.
Keeper Rescues Stratford Shoals Light From Madman Brother
Merrill Hulse, lone keeper at Stratford Shoals light on Long Island Sound, endured seven days of attack by his insane brother Julius Coster who fought to destroy the beacon. Coster, armed with a razor blade weapon and later a hammer and chisel, menaced the lamp room as Hulse protected the revolving light and lenses amid the siege.
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New York
Stratford Shoals
Long Island Sound
Merrill Hulse
Hulse
Julius Coster
Coster
Gilbert J. Ruland
Long Island
Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
Peace terms at Portsmouth demand war costs and Sakhalin cession
Baron Komura presented to M. Witte a set of peace conditions demanding reimbursement for war expenses and the cession of Sakhalin leases, port Arthur and Dalny, Manchuria evacuation, open door recognition, and fishing rights, with Russia to respond by Monday.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sakhalin
Baron Komura
M. Witte
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Japan
Liaotung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Dalny
Manchuria
China
Russia
Harbin
Vladivostok
Corea
Siberian Littoral
Behring Sea
Far East
Bath Maine Ship Roanoke Burned and Sunk at Nehoue
Advices from Noumea New Caledonia report the Roanoke of Bath Captain Amesbury was burned and sunk while loading for Delaware Breakwater at Nehoue. The four masted 3539 ton vessel, built in 1892, measured 311 feet, owned by Arthur Sewall & Co. of Bath.
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Big Bath
Roanoke
London
Noumea
New Caledonia
Bath
Amesbury
Nehoue
Delaware
Arthur Sewall & Co
Maine
Doyle Ad Claims New Strength From Father John’s
An old Brooklyn testimonial from J. J. Doyle of 634 Pacific Street says Father John’s Medicine built him up after being run down. The brief notes strength benefits and location.
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John
J. J. Doyle
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
North End parishioners honor Rev. Berand Killilea with 2000 gift
St. John’s Hall crowded as St. Stephen’s parishioners present a 2000 check to Rev. Berand B. F. Killilea, newly appointed rector of St. Bridget’s Maynard, after 21 years as North End curate. Father O’Farrell and others praise his service and community work.
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St. John’s Hall
St. Stephen’s Parish
Ber
B. F. Killilea
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
North End
Denis J. O’farrell
Joseph T. Brennan
Father O'Farrell
Father Killilea
Leo Knapp
Killilea
Charles Logue
John F. Fitzgerald
Father Killlea
Killealea
O’farrell
Girl’s Betrayal Halts Notorious Haverhill Burglars
Terrance J. Sweeney aka Four Flush Terry led a gang burglarizing Haverhill shops to the tune of over five thousand dollars. A Haverhill girl Miss Lizzie Bickum lured police to the Shawmut avenue house with a letter from her father then helped reveal Sweeney. Sweeney and two accomplices Ted Sweeney and Abraham Mends were jailed with bonds set for the grand jury while Louis Brenner faced charges of receiving stolen goods.
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Inspector Burr
Terrance J. Sweeney
Terry
Haverhill
Lizzie Bickun
Sweeney
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Ted Sweeney
Abraham Mends
Louis Brenner
Miss Bickin
McKenna and
Barrett
Burr
Boston Police
Miss Bickun
Dover Street
Walter C. Lewis
Hale Street
Flaverhill
Miss Bickum
Divorce ends as Smalleys reconcile after court action
Anna Rybachak Smalley and her husband George Smalley reconciled after the decree nisi was vacated by Judge Lawton. They had lived apart since December and dated a fresh start following legal steps arranged by their attorney H. W. James. The couple, married in 1903, previously survived a fatal Canobie Lake electric collision where Smalley saved Anna.
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George W. Smalley
Anna Smalley
Post
Eden _ street
Chelsea
H. W. James
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SAPS
Poe
Innts
Roosevelt Mitchell Gibbons
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Wilkesbarre
Cardinal Gibbons
State Street
Boston Banking Company
Capital
Worcester
Front St
Rhode Island Bank
Madman
St. Stephen’s
Girl
Haverhill Society
Haverhill Police
Smalley
Jewett Pianos
M. Steinert & Sons
Gc. Steinert Hall
Boylston St
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