Fire Hits Marden Hotel at Rye Beach NH
A morning blaze at the Marden Hotel in Rye Beach New Hampshire endangered nearby cottages. About 100 guests escaped in night attire as Portsmouth fire crews aided with a hand chemical and auto chemical. The hotel faced total destruction with estimated losses near 20000 dollars.
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Rye Beach
N. H
Marden
Portsmouth
Rye
Portsmouth Auto
Hampden
H. A. Dennison
Fight to pay to hear Roosevelt fight to pay to hear Roosevelt
Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg leads a movement to save Councilman William Burke from resignation amid his convict past. Burke, once jailed, rose to city council status only to be haunted by a former cellmate who blackmails him for money. The article details Burke’s public struggle, retirement from office, and ongoing exposure fears.
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Philadelphia
Rudolph Blankenburg
Pocono Pines
William Burke
Common Councils
Burke
North Hartville Street
Massachusetts
Councils
Pal
Progresives Promise Stay As Roosevelt Addresses
Colonel Roosevelt declares the Progressive movement is real and here to stay not a one man scheme. He says the push springs from the needs of the American people and that his role was only accelerating its arrival a few years earlier. He speaks in Rhode Island before Boston campaign events.
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Providence
R. I
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Rhode Island
United States
Electrocution in Brookline manhole claims Needham foreman
Edward Burns a Lundin Electric Machine Co foreman from Needham died after receiving a heavy electrical shock while repairing a manhole at Clinton road and Cruce street Brookline. He had re entered the hole after initial shock and died when his body stiffened before being raised to the street. J T Thurston of Jamaica Plain was with him during the accident.
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Edward Burns
Needham
Lundin Electric Machine Company
Thatcher Street
Clinton Road
Cruce Street
Brookline
Burns
J. T. Thurston
Jamaica Plain
Thurston
Norfolk County
Massacre and Captures Reported in Albania
Reports from Cetinje Montenegro describe a Mohammedan Arnaut assault near the Albanian Montenegrin frontier. Women and children were killed and many Christian girls taken captive as Turkish support aided the attackers. Montenegro orders General Vukotics to front-line duties to restore order.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Albania
Berana
Vukotics
Purpose of Goff Probe to Be Wide
Supreme Court Justice John W. Goff, named to preside over an extraordinary September session for murder trials, is expected to take on broader duties. District Attorney Whitman intends him to serve as committing magistrate in a city police graft and dishonesty inquiry, backed by the Supreme Court.
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New York
Supreme Court
John W. Goff
Whitman
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Justice Goff
Curran committee authority on compelling testimony debated
Legal expert Max D. Steuer argues the Curran committee lacks clear power to compel unwilling witnesses or punish refusals. The district attorney asked the Governor to appoint Justice Goff as trial judge for the Rosenthal defendants and empower him to conduct a further proceeding.
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Curran Committee
Max D. Steuer
Justice Goff
Rosenthal
Nat Goodwin Improves After Boat Accident Near Los Angeles
Nat C. Goodwin the actor recovering after his row boat hit rocks north of Los Angeles is much improved and nearly free of pain. Dr Oscar Anderson of Santa Monica reports he has been moved from hospital to his Santa Monica home and recovery is assured.
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Los Angeles
Nat CC. Goodwin
Oscar Anderson
Santa Monica
Goodwin
Warrant Issued for Miss Trevor in Nikerson Shooting Case
In Haverhill on August 16 a warrant was issued for Miss Margaret Trevor known as Miss Love for carrying concealed weapons without a permit in connection with the Nikerson shooting. The article notes continuation on later pages.
Astronomical Timings and Celestial Motions Brief
The entry lists tidal, solar, and planetary data for Portland and Gloucester Newport areas. It notes morning and afternoon tides at 10 ft 4 in, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn positions with rise and set times, and day length changes for the thirtieth day of the year.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mrs Elizabeth Beals Woodbury Seeks Annulment
Mrs Elizabeth T Beals Woodbury petitions in Suffolk District Court on July 25 seeking annulment of her marriage to Milton A Woodbury claiming she believed her first husband Charles A Beals was dead. She says her husband Milton knew the facts and no improper step was taken. she denounces the actions as a grave injustice.
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Elizabeth T.beals Woodbury
Milton A. Woodbury
Howard C. Woodbury
Woodbury
Charles A. Beals
Beals
Post
Frank Apartments
Dudley Street
Mr. Woodbury
Baseball Scores From A Battered Day Of Play
American results show St. Louis 3 Boston 2, New York 9 Detroit 8, Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 1, Washington 4 Chicago 0. National games: St. Louis 7 Boston 5, New York 7 Chicago 4, Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 5 Pittsburg 3.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Weekend Forecast for New England and East New York
Fair conditions in New England and east New York through Sunday with light variable winds. The outlook calls for Saturday and likely Sunday to be fair, with mostly northerly winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa
Temperature readings from Thompson's Spa at 219 Washington Street show varied values with early morning lows and evening highs. The record notes average yesterday as 04 17-24 and compares to last year’s average of 14 15-24 with a clear Saturday weather remark.
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Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
McCurdy Delays Council Room Visit and Letter of Resignation
President McCurdy of Common Councils has not entered City Hall recently and has not opened his resignation letter. Burke remains whereabouts unknown since detailing his experiences.
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McCurdy
Common Councils
Council
City Hall
Burke
Roosevelt Delivers Opening Speech for Progressive Campaign in Providence
Colonel Roosevelt opened his Progressive presidential campaign in Providence Rhode Island addressing a huge audience at Infantry Hall and the Opera House. He argued state control by bosses mirrors New York and explained he skipped the Rhode Island primary to allow public expression prior to the general contest.
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Providence
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
New York
Infantry Hall
Opera House
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt Campaign Opens in New England Rally Turbulence
In Narragansett rooms Senator Brayton and Senator Aldrich devised party plans while Colonel Roosevelt met Progressive leaders in a late conference urging a straight third party fight for governor and state ticket. Admission clashes with police marked opening night as 5000 greeted him at the station and crowds filled Main Street and nearby offices.
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Narragansett
Brayton
Aldrich
Roosevelt
New England
Roosevelt Speech Continuation on Page 11
The note indicates that the remainder of Roosevelt's complete speech will be found on Page 11. It guides readers to seek the full remarks beyond the current column.
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Col. Roosevelt
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