Girl Assailed on Canal Street Reported Rogue Abduction
Miss Jennie McLaughlin a 16 year old waitress from Dorchester says two men with foreign accents attacked her on Canal street dragged her behind a building bound and gagged her with a vial and cloth then left her unconscious at Relief Hospital. Her story led police to note no marks aside from wrist tape and she is expected to recover.
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Canal Street
Jennie McLaughlin
Melvinside Terrace
Dorchester
Relief Hospital
North End
Somerville
Haymarket Square
Travers Street
Miss Davis
Hub Biker Wins Two Mile Race On Newark Track
Frank Kramer won the one third mile pro handicap but finished out of the money in the 10 mile open at the Newark Seladrome meet. Fred Hill of Boston captured the two mile amateur handicap and placed second in the one third mile open. Oscar Hauh and Charles Schlee collided in the 10 mile pro with Schlee striking Hauh, injuring his jaw and incurring a $10 penalty for Schlee.
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Newark
Frank Kramer
Schlee
Hauh
Fishing fleet returns with heavy groundfish haul
Eight arrivals at Watertown quay include the Mary T Fallon with 10 barrels of salted mackerel and the Esther Gray with 21 fish. Total groundfish weigh 163000 pounds, led by 88000 haddock and 21000 cod, 24000 hake, 11000 pollock, 2000 lemon sole and 17000 scrod haddock. The Leo launches as a new 19 ton net vessel under Captain William Devine, built by A. D. Story and designed by Thomas F. McManus, with 71 feet length and 8 feet 6 inches depth. Foreign arrivals include the Michigan from Liverpool and the Arkansa from Copenhagen, plus the Bohemian, Ghazee and Aries among others. The Missouri is chartered to carry coal for Bremerton, while the Pleiades may be sold to Hawaii.
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Mary EB. Sennett
Esther Gray
Olivia Sears
T Wharf
Leo
William Devine
Manumet
A. D. Story
Essex
Thomas F. McManus
McManus
Warren
Michigan
William J. Eynon
Liverpool
Arkansas
Petersen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Bohemian
Ghazee
Japan
China
Gibraltar
Merchants and Miners
Aries
Philadelphia
Frederick Cramer
Pleiades
Boston Towboat Company
Hawaiian Development Company
San Francisco
Missouri
United States
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Washington
Stars and Stripes
Landsman
Shipping News Almanac Entry for August Arrivals
Shipping brief notes the Sun rises at 4 45 and sets at 6 48 with day length 13 hours 49 minutes. Moon rises at 10 10 p m. High water at 3 00 a m and 8 30 p m. August 17 arrivals include the steamers Michigan Eynon sailing from Liverpool August 6 and Arkansas Petersen from Copenhagen.
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Michigan
Eynon
Liverpool
Arkansas
Dan
Petersen
Copen
Angell Denies Illness While Visiting Arlington Heights
George T. Angell president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says he is not ill. He is resting at the Outlook Arlington Heights to escape the heat. He denies a report he was attacked or in poor health, noting it was another person in the house who was sick.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
George T. Angell
Outlook
Arlington Heights
Mr. Angell
Arlington
Angell
Great Beach Draws About Two Hundred Thousand
Revere Beach attracted about 200000 visitors from Greater Boston on a sunny day. Police reported minimal activity with no arrests as crowds enjoyed the shore and sea air in a peaceful holiday scene.
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Revere Beach
Boston
Hisgen Leader In Satellite Straw Ballot
On the steamer Satellite bound for fishing grounds a dispute between Bryan and Hisgen supporters led to a straw ballot among the crew. The tally favored Hisgen with 154 votes, Taft 134, and Bryan 130, aided by Independence Leaguers from Malden.
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Hisgen
Independence Leaguers
Malden
Taft
The Thinking Machine Solves a Philadelphia Poison Case
The Thinking Machine narrates the initial phase of Dr. W H Wilson's murder in Philadelphia last June. Poisoned ale, a mysterious bottle, a veiled woman, and a Bristol letter accusing a malpractitioner propel investigators toward a case of deliberate murder and concealed motives.
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Thinking Machine
Jacques Futrelle
William ‘H. Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Limerick Club Opens New Headquarters With Meeting
The Limerick Club held its first meeting at Pilgrim Hall 694 Washington Street in its new home. Attendance was large and the gathering served as a house warming with a strong entertainment program. Dennis F. Keating chaired as newly elected president. N J Shaughnessy Standish J Reidy Andrew Trahey and J Gaynor spoke. Ten new members were admitted and several applications referred to a committee.
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Limerick Club
Pilgrim Hall
Washington Street
Dennis F. Keating
N. J. Shaughnessy
Standish J. Reidy
Andrew Trahey
J. Gaynor
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