Governor's Family Sails for Tour With Cunard Ivernia
The Cunarder Ivernia sails from East Boston to Liverpool and Queenstown carrying 64 000 bushels of hard wheat 100 tons of match blocks 600 tons of provisions and 20 carloads of fresh beef It carries the wife son and daughter of Governor Draper Mrs Eben Draper and family plan three months away while the governor's son will return after four weeks to Harvard Commander Thomas Potter takes charge of the Ivernia previously commanding the Etruria Also aboard are Priscilla Harding G S Thomas Mrs H L Carter and the Putnams among others on the passenger list.
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Bird
London
John A. Hutton
John R. Whitehead
E. T. Wihl
Ivernia
Boston
Thomas Potter
Liverpool
Potter
Etruria
Queenstown
Eben
Draper
Dorothy
Harvard
Priscilla Harding
Commonwealth Avenue
G. S. Thomas
City Hall Eyes Department Pigs Health Row Fallout
City Hall reports warn several city departments may exceed appropriations under the new charter risking fines and imprisonment. Penal Institutions head Skinner faces budget gaps while disputes with Deputy Carruth over pardons and a Deer Island piggery raise concerns about governance and health measures. The mayor backs Carruth in the piggery dispute, and the outcome of these conflicts draws close scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
City Hall
Penal Institutions
Skinner
Deer Island
Penal Institutions Department
Carruth
Compromise Expected in Emery Case
Prospects for settling the Emery Company of Boston versus Nicaragua over the canceled mahogany concession have improved. Arbitration was preferred but a satisfactory private compromise is now seen as possible, with Klaus Knox protocol and four months for private settlement. The claim was about 2.5 to 3 million dollars with offset disputes.
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Washington
Emery Company
Boston
Nicaragua
State Knox
Pedro Gonzales
Emery
Roosevelt
Knox
State Department
Mr. Knox
Mahdist Uprising Grows in Ye Men Southwest Arabia
A semi official note reports the Mahdist movement at Ye men in southwestern Arabia taking an acute revolutionary turn with massacre and pillage. Turkish troops march to Hodeida as the governor telegraphs for reinforcements and seeks aid from British and Italian warships in the Red Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Yemen
Arabia
Hodeida
Red Sea
Constantinople
Rob and burn Postoffice at Plaistow New Hampshire
Burglars blasted the Plaistow New Hampshire post office early today and set fire to the building. The incident caused townwide excitement and an estimated loss of 37000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaistow
N. H
Postoffice
Lynn Woman Kills Self in Despondent Moment
Clara I. Palmer 61, of Lynn, hanged herself today after a period of despondency. She had recently traveled to Europe. a son survives her.
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Lynn
Clara I. Palmer
Europe
Six hanged at Odessa for armed attacks
IT PETERSBURG Aug. 24 Six persons were hanged today at Odessa and seven were sentenced to death at other towns for armed attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT. Petersburg
Odessa
Austrian swimmer Anderle to attempt Boston Light swim
Alois Anderle of the New York Yacht Club will try the famous Boston Light swim on Saturday. The Austrian, 40, born in Vienna, has a long water career including a 13 mile Battery to Coney Island run last August where he finished a close second.
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Boston
Alois Anderle
New York Yacht Club
Bray
Anderson, McNally
Annette Kellermann
Platten Sea
Hungary
Anderle
Austria
Danube
the Battery
Coney Island
New York
Sperry’s Age To Be No Bar For Navy Duty
Washington D C Aug 24 Orders at the Navy Department extend Rear Admiral C B Sperry on special duty at the Naval War College Newport after retirement on Sept 3 because of age. When that assignment ends the admiral is expected to retire from active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
C. 8. Sperry
Naval War College
Newport
Three peasants hanged for killing Prince Shavedze in 1907
In Tiflis three peasants were court martialled and executed by hanging for the assassination of Prince Shavedze, a prince and councillor of the empire, dating back to 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Prince Shavedze
Two Old Women Fatally Hit by Train at Station
In Woodbury New Jersey two elderly women, Mrs. James Frazier aged 60 and Mrs. Emma Driscoll aged 74, were struck while attempting to cross tracks at South Westville station. The locomotive and cars passed over them, killing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
James Frazier
Emma Driscoll
South Westville Station
No foul play in Mary Tanners death
An autopsy on Mary Tanner found dead at 8 Coburn Arch West End concluded there was no foul play. The woman died from an accidental fall at the foot of a stairway yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tanner
Coburn Arch
West End
Orinoco Disaster Near Lunenburg Claims 11 Sailors
The Gloucester fishing schooner Orinoco sank off Lunenburg Nova Scotia Aug 18 during a violent storm. Captain W B Larkin and Ernest Stanley survived aboard the Dominion Atlantic Nner Prince George arriving from Yarmouth with four others saved by relatives. Eleven crewmen perished, others reached Iron Bound Island and Little Tancook Island for aid.
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Prince George
Yarmouth
W. B. Larkin
Ernest Stanley
Lunenburg
N. S
Nova Scotia
Larkin
Gloucester
Sambro Light
John Mellise
T Wharf
Essex
Gorton- Pew Fisheries Company
Stanley
James van Amburg
Stillman Herbert
James Shaw
Jarvis Babin
van Amburg
Herbert
Iron Bound Island
Shaw
Babbie
Little Tancook Island
Col Trask Becomes New Hampshire Sons of Veterans Commander
At The Weirs New Hampshire Col F L Trask of Portsmouth was inducted as commander of the state division of the Sons of Veterans at a reunion camp fire. Speakers included past commander Cyrus A Little and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirs
N. H
F. L. Trask
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
The
Sons of Veterans
Trask
Cyrus A. Little
State Board of License Commissioners
F. A. Moore
Claremont
A. W. Elliott
Concord
Annie Huntress
Lawrence
Dana W. King
Nashua
Fatal Auto Race to Be Run Over Again
The 300 mile race at the Indianapolis speedway, halted after three deaths, may be resumed next month with the 24 hour races. The A A A executive committee may decide ownership of the $10,000 trophy as Jackson Automobile Company claims Lytle led when the pace ended.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
American Automobile Association
Jackson Automobile Company
Lytle
Bride Seeks Annulment Over $13000 Disappearance
Mrs. Henry Bryan Keeler of Brooklyn reports her secret marriage to a man who vanished with $13,000 two weeks after the ceremony. She seeks annulment as Boston police join the search for the missing husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bryan Keeler
Vernon Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Keeler
W. B. Lynch
Glens Falls
N. J
Ocean Grove
San Francisco
Cymric Sails From Hoosac Docks With Large Cargo
The White Star liner Cymric under Captain John Mathias departs Hoosac docks Charlestown at 4 PM for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 71 000 bushels of wheat 25 000 of corn 150 tons of flour 250 tons of lumber 100 tons of provisions 750 cattle and three refrigerators of fresh meats. It will carry 37 saloon and 200 steerage passengers including A R Magruder secretary of the American legation for Uruguay and Paraguay and his wife among the saloon travelers. The passenger list features many Bostonians and New Englanders. numerous names are listed among the steerage and saloon travelers.
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Cymric
John Mathias
Hoosac
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
A. R. Magruder
Uruguay
Paraguay
C. §. Butler
J. M. Corse
M. P. Corse
M. Dendy
W. J. Dodd
J. Edgett
George
Ruth Grabill
O. J. Hill
Hill
Esther Hill
Gertrude D. Jones
William A. Lang
Lang
B. P. Scattergood
Lizzie C. Shirley
W. H. Soley
Soley
Virginia Soley
Mayo Soley
Reynier van Nest
C. BE. Wells
M. A. Zook
J. A. Malone
Bryan McSwiney
L. G. Neville
Neville
Louis G. Neville
Natalie
Lounsbury Wins Prize for Chamber Cover Page Design
The Boston Chamber of Commerce selected the cover design for its Journal to appear late September. Be B. Lounsbury of 28 Oliver Street will receive a $100 prize. The first issue will feature articles on Boston and New England and the publication committee includes Lorin F. Deland Arthur B. Harlow Henry B. Humphrey George A. Frost Ferdinand Strauss and Sylvester Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Journal
BE. B. Lounsbury
Oliver Street
T Magazine
Boston
New England
Lorin F. Deland
Arthur B. Harlow
Mellin's Food Company
Henry B. Humphrey
The
H. B. Humphrey Company
George A. Frost
George Frost Company
Ferdinand Strauss
Leopold Morse Company
Sylvester Baxter
Metropolitan Improvements Commission
Funeral for Poet George Cabot Lodge Held Privately
Simple services marked by privacy were held yesterday for poet George Cabot Lodge son of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge at 56 Beacon Street in the residence of Dr. William Sturgis Bigelow. Only immediate family attended the Episcopal rite before the body was cremated at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Sturgis Bigelow
Beacon Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Block Bail Bid For Adams Blocked By Court
Judge Dana of the Superior Court granted an injunction barring brokers from disposing of stock owned by a Wellesley man or using it to secure bail for A. D. F. Adams now jailed in New York on larceny charges. Farnham says the $2000 stock was pledged for a $1400 loan and he cannot recover it.
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Dana
Superior Court
Wellesley
A. D. F. Adams
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
George B. Farnham
Walter Athouse
G. H. Seeley
Adams
Farnham
Woodbury's Facial Soap Promises Healthier Skin Daily
Daily use of Woodbury's Facial Soap is said to clear blemishes and brighten complexions. Formulated from a renowned dermatologist’s recipe, it cleanses and protects the skin with a powerful antiseptic claim, preventing disease when used regularly.
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Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Dorchester Boys Planned and Attempted Train Robbery
Five Dorchester youths were arraigned in Roxbury Court after planning a real life train robbery inspired by sensational moving pictures. Frank Kane and Howard Nickerson were released on fines and restructuring, while Leo O Leary and Edward Flannigan were found delinquent and to be arraigned again. Murray faced preparatory charges and the Kane father cited the film as motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Midland Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Judge Churchill
Roxbury Court
Frank Kane
Puritan Avenue
Leo O'Leary
Davidson Avenue
Fred Murray
Wayland Street
Howard Nickerson
Olney Street
Edward Flannigan
Estey Avenue
Kane
Realife
Young Kane
Nickerson
Suffolk School
Murray
O’leary
Flannigan
Swinburne Retired as Rear Admiral on His 62nd Birthday
Washington August 24 Rear Admiral William T Swinburne was placed on the retired list after a 48 year career with 26 years at sea. He is noted for the longest sea service record among his contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinburne
Washington
William T. Swinburne
Sodalities Trip to Bass Point
The Sodalities from the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue will visit Bass Point this morning. This excursion was postponed from last Wednesday.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Bass Point
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Dorothy Draper
PLISS
Guv. Draper
Ing
Mrs. E. V
Mayor’s Fund
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Czar
Sperry
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Ahvalue CY
WaTinphys ‘Sta Voip Arter
Janets
Col. Trask
Sudweiser
American Automobilist
Buddweiser the King of All Bottled
Saaz
Bohemia
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
U.S. A
S. S. Pierce CO
Back Bay
Jacob Wirth Co
Oxford
Mass
Lounsbury
Next Sunday’s Post
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Togo
DR. Halifax
Nemo
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