Thaw Ex Governor Stone Arrives With Thaw Cash
Sherbrooke reports Thaw deportation plan to Norton's Mills Vermont with Guild Hall in Essex County as probable court scene. Sheriff Worthen arrival adds movement while Thaw's lawyers and New York officials prepare for extradition fight and potential Vermont retrial. Continued on Page 4 First Column.
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Canada
Norton’s Mills
New York
Stone
Sherbrooke
Que
W. L. Shurtleff
Harry K. Thaw
Coaticook
Thaw
Vermont
Guild Hall
Essex County
Montpelier
M. H. Worthen
St. Johnsbury
Caledonian County
Worthen
Globensky
Dominion of Canada
United States
Court House
Mills
Hornbeck
Dutchess County
Fie
Pennsylvania
W. A. Blakely
Pittsburg
Conger
New York State
Man of the Woods recluse sighted near Horseshoe Pond
Wilbur Martin of Springfield Massachusetts reports seeing a half naked man in the forest around Horseshoe Pond whom he believes is Joseph Knowles the man of the woods. Knowles is a Boston artist who entered the wilderness naked three weeks ago to prove civilized man can survive as primeval man.
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King and Bartlett
Spencer
Wilbur Martin
Springfield
Mass
Horseshoe Pond
Joseph Knowles
Knowles
Boston
Great Forest
Fisherman dispute over forest denizen tale at camps
Guides at the camp and Kempshall camp on Big Spencer Lake question Martin's view and say the fisherman's description of the half naked forest inhabitant does not match Knowles account.
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Kempshall
Big Spencer Lake
Martin
Knowles
Portland Gloucester Newport Rd Weather Update
A brief weather note lists mileages: Portland 12 miles, Gloucester 30 miles, Newport Road 44 miles, with earlier times noted. The fragment suggests continuing details on page 7 first column.
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A. M
Portland
Gloucester
Newport Rd
August 31 Almanac with Birthdates and Local Notes
The note lists daily celestial events and anniversaries. It mentions Venus and Mars rising times, Jupiter and Saturn motions, a 7 01 evening lamp, and commemorates Elizabeth Poole Bret Harte and Edgar Nye with a Reams Station clash noted from 1864. It also recalls Boston’s record heat from a year ago.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Elizabeth Poole
Taunton
United States
New Orleans
Bret Harte
Edgar Wilson Nye
Bill Nye
Ream’s Station
Boston
Mercury
Forecast for New England and Boston Area
Fair and cooler Monday across Boston and vicinity. Tuesday stays fair with light to moderate southwest to northwest winds. Northern New England sees showers Monday with cooler southern portions, then fair Tuesday. Eastern New York also fair Monday and Tuesday with light to moderate winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Serious injury reported after Worcester street car crash
A Worcester collision injured eight people seriously or dangerously near Green and Spruce streets. Motorman Lewis Gaines and seven passengers were hospitalized with skull fracture, internal injuries, or broken bones. Excursionists from Lake Quinsigamond filled both street cars.
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Lewis Gaines
Worcester City Hospital
John E. Burke
Milbury Street
Worcester
City Hospital
Peter Lambustes
Conlin Court
Louise Granberry
Perry Avenue
John Duggan
Katherine Kane
McCormick Court
Bridget Flynn
Elsworth Street
Hannah McGrail
Stone Street
Katherine Wreen
Ward Street
Green and
Spruce Streets
Lake Quinsigamond
Spruce Street
Old Taylorsport rescuer shot by saved man
In Taylorsport Kentucky William Zurelbery, noted as an elder resident, saved Lewis Phillips from drowning after a skiff capsized on the Ohio River. Phillips later returned to Zurelbery’s home, asked if he was the saver, and shot him through the heart before fleeing across the river amid a posse’s pursuit.
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Taylorsport
Lewis Phillips
William Zurelbery
Phillips
Ohio River
Zurelbry
Six Die as Train Hits Auto in Indiana
Six persons were killed and two injured when the Hoosier Limited passenger train struck an automobile at a grade crossing between Cedar Lake and St John s Indiana. The dead include George H Rubin his wife and child and Ona Cohen all residents of Chicago. The injured are Louis Rubin and Isador Schiller who are expected to recover. The crash occurred 12 miles south of Hammond and the train was halted with victims brought to Chicago.
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Chicago
Hoosier Limited
Cedar Lake
St. John's
Ind
George H. Rubin
Louise Rubin
Ona Cohen
Louis Rubin
Isador Schiller
Hammond
Boiler Explodes at Rhode Island Drug Store Injuring Five
A boiler in Liggett's drug store on Weybosset street exploded this afternoon in Providence injuring Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Kennedy of West Roxbury and three others. The blast wrecked the store as pipes ran from the basement boiler around the storefronts near the cigar and candy counters. The cause was not determined but may involve a faulty automatic water system.
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Providence
R. I
Hugh T. Kennedy
Loretta Street
West Roxbury
Mass
Liggett’s
Weybosset Street
Weybosset
Mathewson Street
Soda shop boiler explosion injures several in Mathewson Street
At 4 35 a boiler explosion and pipe blast collapsed store fronts on Mathewson Street. Louise Nye a soda cashier was knocked from her cage by flying glass and bricks. Mr and Mrs Kennedy were struck by a torn brass sign and bruised but admitted to Rhode Island Hospital. Misses Dawson were cut by flying glass. Firemen found only surrounding woodwork burned and two gas tanks thrown but not exploded.
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Louise Nye
Mrs. Kennedy
Mathewson Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Sarah
Mary Dawson
Thurber Avenue
Yesterday's Baseball Results Amid Close American Contests
In the American games Boston defeated Detroit 3 to 0 while Cleveland shut out New York 4 to 0. Philadelphia routed St. Louis 9 to 1 as Washington fell to Chicago 4 to 2. Detailed stories appear on pages 8 and 9.
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
NEW Old Colony
Somerset ST
Owen F. Farley, JR
State St
Four rescued in Charles River basin near Weston Bridge
Two men a woman and a baby nearly perished when their canoe capsized in the Charles River near Weston Bridge. One man grabbed the infant and kept it above water until rescue teams arrived minutes later.
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Charles River
Weston Bridge
Moment of quick rescue on bridge saves woman and baby
A bystander on the bridge threw a life preserver to a woman swept under the bridge by a strong current. Officer Ryan of the Metropolitan police and Paul Andrews assisted in a boat rescue, bringing everyone to dry land. No serious injuries were reported and police did not release names.
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Ryan
Metropolitan Police
Paul Andrews
Westland Avenue
Boston
Deaf Listen to Oil King at Euclid Avenue Church
John D. Rockefeller spoke softly to 200 deaf delegates at the 10th triennial convention of the National Association of the Deaf in Cleveland. His remarks were transmitted to the audience through the fingers of Mrs. Elmer E. Bates, the convention's honorary committee chair.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Forest Hill
National Association of the Deaf
Elmer E. Bates
Want Foss Offer Put In Writing Hyde Park Strikers Demand Written Pact
Nearly 1000 Hyde Park strike supporters crowded French's Opera House to press for Governor Foss to put the latest mayoral proposal in writing. A committee was sent to confer with Mayor Fitzgerald and return with a written offer for a vote at a special meeting Wednesday.
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Hyde Park
Governor Foss
French
Opera House
Fitzgerald
Foss
Strikers Reject Verbal Offer Pending Written Pact
The committee reported Governor Foss through Mayor Fitzgerald offered to arbitrate each striker's grievances if all returned to work on old terms. The strikers rejected the proposal, voting to wait for a written document signed by Governor Foss before deciding. Conference continued with discussion on next steps.
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Foss
Fitzgerald
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Harold M. Stanley
State Board
Policemen Kill Man After Picnic Incident in Providence
At a Consumers' Brewing Company picnic in Providence on August 24, police expelled a disorderly man. He returned to the grounds and killed Conrad Fueller, a brewer employed by the company, before officers could intervene.
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Providence
R. I
Consumers’ Brewing Company
Conrad Fuelner
Fatality at Cranston brewery picnic during brawl
At a Cranston brewery company picnic a drunken man fought police and assaulted a bystander named Fuelner, 43, who later died from a broken rib driven through his lung. The assailant fled and was not captured by late tonight. investigators warn of a likely homicide inquiry.
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Brewing Company
Cranston
Fuelher
Fuelner
Death of Mrs. Owen Wister at Saunderstown Rhode Island
The wife of novelist Owen Wister died today at Saunderstown Rhode Island soon after the birth of her fourth child, a daughter. Miss Mary Channing, a second cousin of her husband, she married Wister in 1898 and was active socially and educationally in Philadelphia.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Owen Wister
Philadelphia
Saunderstown
Sea Lion Escapes at Boston Aquarium Tramples Woman
A sea lion escaped from the rotunda tank at Marine Park in South Boston yesterday scattering a crowd of onlookers. It toppled a middle aged woman as it charged toward the doorway, then dash back into the tank after staff and attendants wrestled it free.
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Aquarium
Marine Park
South
Boston
Mowbray
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Ieee Hk
By Roy Atkinson
WOODS
Maine
Pepe
Thompson's Spa
Omn Seteenee
Slayer
Brattle St
Boston, Mass
Charles River Basin
Rockefeller
Artesian Wells
G. Smith
Artesian Well Co
High St
Tel
William H. Thompson
Roger Thompson
American Press Association
Mrs. Wister
Saunderstown, R. I
Pier
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