Cattlemen Forced to North Station After Refusal to Enlist
Starving and penniless 65 cattlemen and horse tenders, mostly from the South, were dumped at North Station by a British steamship agent after they refused to enlist. Captain Garland's help fed 25 at Wayfarers' Lodge, five were arrested for wandering tracks seeking home, and the rest roamed the city.
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North Station
England
Garland
Wayfarers
Hawkins Street
Newton
Men Huddle in Rain in Front of North Station
In a prolonged downpour yesterday, 90 men stranded near Boston’s North station waited for aid as officials from charities and city agencies either closed or unavailable. Jack Simms of Tampa led a bitter critique of the British government and the shipping firm that carried the men toward uncertain fates.
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North Station
Mariners
Jack Simms
Tampa
Fla
Simms
G. S. Cox
Armour Beef Company
Not Guilty Verdict For Joseph Jargela In Malden Court
Joseph Jargela of Everett was found not guilty and discharged in Malden Court last Thursday after facing a charge of illegally selling intoxicants. A Post story from August 2% misreported a guilty verdict and a $50 fine due to a misunderstanding.
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Joseph Jargela
Everett
Malden
Post
LOAKING FOR THE CAVALRY LOAKING FOR THE CAVALRY
Plattsburgh N Y Aug 22 a cavalry detachment from the military training camp undertook a hike in wet weather. A downpour soaked tents ground and gear as soldiers bivouacked in pup tents cooked over fires and slept in wet clothes before riding back to camp drenched.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Ireland Faces Fenian Echoes In Rossa Funeral Fare
Mrs O Donogan Rossa and Miss Eileen return to New Brighton after burying Irish patriot James Connolly Rossa in Glasnevin Dublin. They recount crowds at the Dublin funeral and the strong Fenian sentiments, noting Ireland is pro Irish and anti British.
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New York
O'Donovan Rossa
Eileen O'Donovan Rossa
Richmond Hill
New Brighton
S. L
Ireland
Glasnevin
Dublin
Miss Wileen
John Redmond
John Dillon
Ufe
London
Liverpool
Scotland
Wales
United States
Charlestown High School Master Dies After Brief Illness
James W. Mace, master of the commercial department at Charlestown High School, died at his Summer Street home in Sharon after a brief illness. Born in Boston in 1875, he taught for decades including at the English High School and served four years at Charlestown High School and three as principal of the evening program. He is survived by his wife Catherine L. Walsh, two sons Frank B. and Robert A., his mother and four sisters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Roxbury.
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Sharon
James W. Mace
Charlestown High School
Summer Street
Boston
Charlestown
Catherine L. Walsh
Dorchester
Frank B
Robert A
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Roxjury
Braves Park praised for ads-free outfield enclosure
Commentators admire the new Braves Park for its refreshing absence of advertisements in the outfield and hope the clean look continues.
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Braves Park
Galveston hurricane section hits Boston with heavy rain and floods
A Boston Sunday storm drenched the city, causing sewer overflows and damage to the Dorchester subway under construction. Water depth reached about 25 feet in places, delaying work for a week as pumps managed the flood. Seawers overflowed in the Common and Public Garden, with 80 degree highs and high humidity noted. Pennsylvania faced heavy rain and damage including a four inch fall in Harrisburg and a Lebanon valley cyclone.
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Boston
Dorchester
South Boston
Old Colony Avenue
Woodward Street
Weather Bureau
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lebanon Valley
Hit By Train Nuisance Ends In Custody In North Adams
Julius Cardenwas struck by a double header freight near the Little Tunnel in Furnace this morning. He survived the incident and was jailed for drunkenness after claiming he planned suicide. His parents were in Lynn for a funeral when the accident occurred.
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North Adams
Julius Carden
Furnace
Carden
Lynn
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