Murder on the Olive Pecker Seaport Mystery Reaches Bahia
Reports from Bahia state two seamen of the Boston schooner Olive Pecker are jailed for murder following the high seas killing of the captain and first mate. The crime occurred about 125 miles from Buenos Aires amid a fired vessel and open-boat hardships. Trials likely in New York or Boston with extradition talks between the United States and Brazil.
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Boston
New York
Bahia
Olive Pecker
State Department
Washington
L. W. Shute
Buenos Ayres
Bram
Herbert Fuller
Portland
Washburn
Jones
United States
Manuel P. F. D’almeida
Hanover Street
Brazil
New Orleans
Waller Fails to Shake Barnaby in Sik Day Bike Race
In the six day race at Charles River Park Waller from Revere battles Tom Barnaby as Barnaby sticks to him through hot pacing. Barnaby makes a final blistering sprint on the backstretch gaining a forty yard lead as the crowd roars and bets run high on finishing the race.
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Charles River Park
Waller
Tom Barnaby
Revere
Barnaby
Blakeslee
Leslie
Walter
Miner Leader Sees Giant Rich Mine Potential
Mr Fisk, a mining engineer with Alpine crew, reports the mine as one of the largest and richest after a thorough examination. He notes strong ore shows and endorses investing stock in the venture, urging cautious but hopeful interest from NORCHOGS managers and investors.
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Fisk
Sabe
Norchogs
Dollat
My Clothier Free Band Concert Tonight by East Boston Cadet Band
The Massachusetts Clothing Company presents a concert by the East Boston Cadet Band of 60 under F D Record at their building. The program includes marches overtures medleys and dances such as Poet and Peasant Las Medias Noche and Carousal with selections by Johnson Lavalier Beyer Chattaway and Collins. The cadet band is noted for accompanying Boston Pilgrimage to Ireland next year.
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East Boston
Massachusetts Clothing Company
My Clothier
Peet
F. D. Record
Sousa
Ireland
Boston
Essrs
Fereira
McCarthy
Medley
sBeyer Exican
Johnson Greta
Gees Lavalile
Elate
Chelsea
Boetger Gavotte
Unknown cyclist dies after Cambridge incident last night
An unidentified man on a bicycle died after a mystery incident in Cambridge around 7 30. Officer Fornstall reported a carriage arrival near Charles River Park and a passerby described a scene leading to the fatal outcome.
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Cambridge
Officer Fornstall
Charles River Park
Cyclists contest 100 mile limit as race continues
In a seven lap effort the field agrees to raise the qualifying distance to 100 miles for prize recovery. Albert leads the late stage while Rudolph Lauriks shines among the three groups the scorchers freight trains and tourists. Walter urges a faster pace amid a long nine hour ride with a fatality at Harvard bridge later reported at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Albert
Foster
Rudolph Lauriks
Walter
Walter Early
Forecast for Friday in New England and eastern New York
AAR Washington reports generally fair weather for Friday across New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York with southwesterly winds shifting to northwest.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Neutrality queried by Woodford in Spain policy
Berlin dispatch says General Stewart L. Woodford, newly named U S minister to Spain, seeks European cap of neutrality if the U S pursues an offensive policy against Spain. He faces cool reception from Lord Salisbury and M Hanotaux while Mr White advises moderation.
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Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
United States
McKinley
John Hay
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
M. Hanotaux
Horace Porter
France
Woodford
Porter
Mr. White
White
Europe
Paris
Dollar wheat signals prosperity as exports surge worldwide
The article proclaims millions of bushels of wheat destined for export, calling dollar wheat a symbol of prosperity. It depicts farmers cheering rising prices, Western car traffic, and global demand, asserting good times are here as ships seek U S wheat and ports fill.
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America
United S
Stand collapses at bicycle race injures crowd in Kansas
At the L. A. W. State circuit bicycle races in Hutchinson 4000 spectators filled the grand stand when a section gave way during the third race. About 500 fell to the ground with several seriously hurt. Names of the injured include F. P. Chrisman may die L. M. Barrett editor Arlington Enterprise unconscious Mrg C K Boi seriously injured internally James Van Emon and Will Duval. The stand was poorly constructed.
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Will Duval
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