Wreck at Newton After Open Switch Sends Train Cabward
The Woonsocket accommodation train left Boston at 3 32 PM crashed into a loaded coal car on a Newton switch causing injuries. Michael Devlin, a coal handler, buried and likely fatally injured. Fireman Lawrence Kauldenburg fractured leg. engineer W E Cook uninjured. Conductor James Colgan led three cars with 30 passengers. Devlin taken to Newton City Hospital. Kauldenburg to Needham. Division Superintendent Clark visited the scene.
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Newton
Woonsocket
Boston
Woonsocket Division
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Newton Upper Falls
Michael Devlin
Lawrence Kauldenburg
Needham
W. E. Cook
James Colgan
W M Newton Highlands
Upper Falls
Garden City Coal Company
Devlin
Newton City Hospital
Kauldenberg
C. P. Clark
Aged Alonzo Coburn Hurt in Runaway Accident
Alonzo Coburn of Hopkinton aged 80 has both legs broken after a runaway accident at Readville. For 30 years he led Coburn and Co with former Governor Claflin in Massachusetts business. He is at Massachusetts General Hospital with his daughters Mrs Bancroft and Mrs William Hmerson at his side.
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Alonzo Coburn
Hopkinton
Massachusetts
Claflin
William Claflin
Coburn & Co
Massachusetts General Hospital
Readville
Death of Mrs D H Coakley of Brighton
Mrs Daniel H Coakley wife of a prominent lawyer died early yesterday at Crow Point Hingham from heart disease after a long illness The former May L Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel T Hayes The body was taken to 62 Parsons street Brighton Funeral will be Monday at 9 from St Columba church
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Daniel H. Coakley
Brighton
Crow Point
Hingham
Coakley
May L. Hayes
Daniel T. Hayes
Parsons Street
St. Columbkille
Roosevelt Hunted Big Game in New Hampshire Preserve
President Roosevelt visited Newport New Hampshire Aug 29 and joined a hunting party in the Corbin preserve on Croydon Mountain where he shot a boar after initially resisting the notion. He spoke of American citizenship and government, and later fished and boated on Lake Sunapee before departing with Senator Proctor and Secretary Hay.
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Newport
N. H
Roosevelt
Corbin Preserve
Croydon
Proctor
Mackintosh
Corbin Mansion
Senator Proctor
Cortelyou
America
Lake Sunapee
Newbury
Hay
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Stabbing aboard Dominion line Vancouver from Naples
The Vancouver arriving from Mediterranean ports faced a stabbing in steerage on the trip out of Naples. Alfonso Parenti, 38, stabbed Antonio Caropi in the groin. Parenti and another passenger, Tirino, were restrained and sent to the ship hospital. Immigration officials won’t let Parenti land and he’ll be sent back to Naples for trial.
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Vancouver
Mediterranean
Naples
Alfonso Parenti
Philadelphia
Antonio Caropi
Caropi
Alfonso Tirino
Parenti
Italy
Boston
California
New York
Filomena Ferrara
Erico Preti
Salvatore Barbato
Dominico Ricci
Camilla Bretagni
Saveria Duran
Christina Altmann
Rome
Milwaukee
Washington
Ladies' Auxiliary Hibernians Meet in Cambridgeport Session
The biennial session of the State Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians convened at Union Hall Cambridgeport. 132 auxiliaries totaling 9369 members and 301,058 dollars in finances were reported. officers were elected with Miss Katharine Sheridan and Miss Ellen Hayes as president candidates.
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Order of Hibernians
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Katharine Sheridan
Randolph
Ellen Hayes
Abington
D. C. Finlay
Chelsea
McNally
Marlboro
Widows’ and
Kelly
John Ryan
Charlestown
Ancient Order of Hibernians
McNamee
Cambridge
Miss Sheridan
Miss Hayes
OBrien Released on Bail After Jury Perjury Charge
Richard T. OBrien formerly corporal in the Twenty sixth Volunteer Infantry was arraigned for perjury in Washington. He pleaded not guilty and was released on five thousand dollar bail. His trial is expected in October.
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Washington
Richard T. O'Brien
Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Senate Philippines Committee
Anderson
The Landlady's Son and Postum Change
Clara Hoffman of Portland credits Postum Food Coffee with curing stomach trouble and heart trouble after coffee caused illness. She reports her husband also improved and that a landlady and her son both recovered after switching to Postum and boiling it properly.
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Clara Hoffman
Portland
Ore
Postum
President's Vermont trip with speeches in Windsor Montpelier
The President will travel to Windsor Vermont arriving between 11 and 11:30 this morning. He will speak there and depart at 2 o clock. A brief stop occurs at White River Junction at 2 2, then Montpelier by 4:20 with two hours there as guest of the city and the Vermont Society Sons of the American Revolution for a speech.
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Windsor
White River Junction
Montpelier
Vermont Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Montpelier Prepares for Presidents Visit Holiday Declared
Montpelier Vermont set a general holiday for the President's arrival tomorrow Mayor Boutwell urged citizens to observe. About 16 000 visitors expected, nearing the Dewey day crowd. The President will speak from the State House stand near the place where Admiral Dewey reviewed a parade. He will view the cottage on Main street where Dewey was born and the town hopes for warm remarks for the Manila Bay hero.
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Main Street
Admiral Dewey
Montpelier
Manila Bay
Germany fears to offend America by Monroe Doctrine stance
Berlin notes President Roosevelts reiteration of the Monroe doctrine and says Germany would have acted against Venezuela in the past but for not offending American susceptibilities. It cites German vessels awaiting orders to avoid meddling in Venezuelan affairs while American cooperation is uncertain.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Germany
Venezuela
Hayti
President's trip route includes Wheeling stop on Sept 6
Secretary Cortelyou said the President will pause in Wheeling West Virginia on the morning of September 6 during a week long trip to Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Newport
N. H
Cortelyou
Tennessee
North Carolina
Wheeling
W. Va
Bill Sewall recalls Roosevelt as lifelong friend and mentor
Bangor Maine August 29 Bill Sewall Aroostook plantation postmaster guide woodsman recalls meeting Theodore Roosevelt at age 18 and predicting his White House future. He describes early hunts on Roosevelt ranches Little Missouri Medora De Mores lands and threats from Paddock as tensions rose after ambush and land disputes.
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Bangor
Bill” Sewall
Aroostook Plantation
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Rejects Duel Threats After Murder Trial Dispute
Roosevelt recalls a letter from a marquis alleging influence against a witness and hinting at a duel. He says he would write to deny injuring the marquis and would meet a challenge with rifles at 10 paces, firing until one drops. The marquis clarifies that differences should be settled without trouble.
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Roosevelt
Bill
Duesalists Hold Caucuses Across Boston Wards
The Specialists ran caucuses in Boston last night with 210 votes cast in 25 wards, down from 105 a year ago. Ward 18 yielded no Socialist turnout. many miscounts and locked boxes delayed results. Daniel Breslin and Patrick O’Neil featured among candidates. 82 votes went to state committeeman in Ward 19 for William J. Coyne amid scattered returns.
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Boston
Minton
Daniel Breslin
Patrick F. O'Neil
William J. Coyne
Martha Moore Avery
John Weaver Sherman
David Goldstein
Stephen O'Shaughnessy
Suffolk County
Joseph Spero
Abram Segal
John T. Galvin
Patrick Mahoney
Samuel Pillar
Thomas Sheehan
John A. Meiisaac
Thomas Hooper
Louis Marcus
Tennes H. Meller
John A. Grady
Hyman J. Sharoff
Patrick F
James Tait
George Donahue
Charles V. Lawler
Abraham Levin
Samuel Tourvin
Thomas H. Brophy
Jacob Hartell
Joseph Maffee
Dennis E. Moran
Samuel Goldsmith
Joseph Ballam
Mendal Finkelstein
Edward Brady
William A. Collom
Joachim D. Boettscher
Ira E. Worcester
Socialist Labor Party Convention Dates Set in Massachusetts
The Socialist Labor Party of Massachusetts schedules its state convention at Paine Memorial Hall starting tomorrow at 11 o clock and continuing through Labor Day. About 65 delegates from towns and cities will attend as the 10th convention in the state's party history considers important matters.
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Socialist Labor Party of
Massachusetts
Paine Memorial Hall
Heirs Accept One Million Dollars In Settlement
In San Francisco the heirs of the late Mrs. Charles Fair consent to a 1,000,000 settlement. Mrs. Nelson receives 300,000 in gold and 50,000 to 60,000 from personal property. The remaining 700,000 will be paid within a month with probate distribution to follow. Statements from Charles J. Smith and Abram Nelson confirm satisfaction with the compromise.
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San Francisco
Charles J. Smith
Tours to Mauch Chunk and regional sites advertised
Travel ads announce a Sept 10 and Sept 24 trip from Boston via Fall River line to Mauch Chunk and Glen Summit called The Switzerland of America with all expenses for $20. A Sept 20 excursion by the Gettysburg Pilgrim Club covers Mauch Chunk Pen Mar Gettysburg Antietam Harper’s Ferry Washington and Philadelphia. eight days with James H. Cruff and C. W. H. Sanborn guiding. price $82 includes all expenses from Boston.
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Mauch Chunk
Glen Summit
Switzerland of America
Boston
Fall River
Gettysburg
Young Roosevelt Off on Westward Hunting Trip
Theodore Roosevelt Jr left New York with H. R. McCullough of Chicago, vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. He will spend three weeks hunting and fishing in the West as Mr. McCulloughs guest.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
H. R. McCullough
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Fels- Naha Soap Returns to Help Community Health
The revived Fels- Naha soap brand acts to aid public welfare by promoting relief and comfort as it reappears in local markets. Residents notice its renewed presence as the product is advertised as a backache remedy and general soap.
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Fels- Naha
Admiral Kenny in Boston
Paymaster General Albert S. Kenny of the United States Navy arrived at the Charlestown Navy Yard yesterday and will stay through the day. He holds the rank of rear admiral and heads the bureau of supplies and accounts with headquarters in Washington.
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Albert S. Kenny
United States Navy
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Kenny
Navy
Funeral Services for William A. Nickerson
Aberdour Lodge members are asked to attend the funeral from 564 Maywood Street Roxbury on Saturday at 2 p m. Services are arranged per order of W M Samuel Hosea Jr secretary.
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Aberdour Lodge
William A. Nickerson
Maywood St
Roxbury
W. M
Samuel, Hosea Jr
Alger Praises Roosevelt In New York Remarks
Former Secretary of War Russell A. Alger commends President Roosevelt for meeting expectations and handling duties with vigor and discipline. He predicts Roosevelt will be nominated in 1904 and expresses confidence in the public's support.
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NW York
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Roosevelt
Vanderbilt Retires From Automobiling
Newport Rhode Island August 29 W K Van derbilt Jr who has driven a mile faster than any man announces his permanent retirement from automobiling He has sold his stable of high powered machines including some of the fastest and costliest cars built in France Germany and the United States
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Newport
Insane Woman Called Mrs Downs Committed to Asylum
An unstable woman who used the names Mrs Downs and Mrs Jerome was arrested at 58 St Germain Street after trying to shoot Officer Pelton. She was arraigned and sent to the State Insane Asylum. her 9 year old daughter was placed in the Chardon Street Home. The woman claimed persecution by District Attorney Jerome of New York Selis and a circus expert on insanity who she said aimed to keep her from testifying at the Molineux murder trial in New York.
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Roland B. Molineux
Adams
New York
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