Stories of Heroic Rescues Across Turbulent Seas
Turbulent week at sea leads to multiple rescues as crews saved from engulfing waves. Vessels report coal delays, with Belfast schooner Pendleton Bros saved by a New York steamer and Jacques Cartier wreck without loss. Monomoy life-savers assist vessels near Cape Cod, guiding Phenix and Mary Farirow to harbor.
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New England
Vineyard Haven
Delaware Capes
Boston
Belfast
Pendleton Bros
New York
Prince Edward Island
Jacques Cartier
Blance
Sydney
C. B
Loostakken
Cape Cod
Seth Ellis
Wadena
Phenix
Kelly
Mary Farirow
Provincetown Harbor
Open Boat Survivors Rescued From Pendleton Bros. Sloop
Eight mariners from the American schooner Pendleton Bros. are saved after 19 hours in an open boat. Captain W. G. Kneeland and seven crew members were plucked from sea near 37.06 N 72.16 W by the Fontabelle from Quebec, after their vessel foundered off New York while en route to Mobile with a cement cargo.
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New York
Quebec Company
Fontabelle
West Indies
W. G. Kneeland
Pendleton Bros
Mobile
Kneeland
Fontahbelle
Boston
L. J. Kenningham
John Engstrom
Frank Davis
Fred Pearson
T. C. Carlson
Tollak Ommandson
John Simmons
Belfast
FIGHT ON TRUSTS IN CONGRESS TODAY
Washington dispatch reports a major House clash anticipated over the trusts as a flood of bills moves. The influential lobby is set to oppose curbs on trust powers while President supporters push for action, though party leaders fear limited GOP backing. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Congress
Norwegian Captain Rescues Crew in Heavy Seas
Halifax report says a Norwegian steamer under Captain Reinertsen battled 50 mph winds and mountainous seas to rescue the crew of a schooner. Details continued on page five.
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Halifax
N.S
Reinertsen
Boston Area Weather Forecast Brief
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity. Monday brings rain followed by clearing during the day and fair conditions Monday night. Brisk north to northwest winds. Tuesday will be fair and warmer with southwest winds.
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Boston
Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa
The thermometer at Thompson's Spa on 219 Washington Street logged yesterday's temperature readings in a brief series, noting higher daytime values and cooler overnight levels for the locale.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Embargo Forces Boston Cattle Trade to Reroute
Big liners no longer carry cattle to Europe, instead shipping grain. Sylvania cleared with cattle but stayed dockside while embargo reshapes plans. Halifax and other ports discussed as new cattle exits. Mystic and Hoosac yards hold 1070 sheep and 900 cattle awaiting disposal plans. A shippers conference planned as Dr. Salmon and 100 assistants prepare for possible slaughter operations under quarantine.
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Bostor
Columbian
Wilson Line
Sagamore
Warren Line
Cunard
Sylvania
Bennett
Boston
Halifax
N. S
Dominion Line
Newport News
New York
Philadelphia
New England
Leyland Line
Exhibition Grounds
Richmord
Boston & Maine
Mystic
iHoosac
Charlestown
Watertown
Charles Ballem
Commercial Street
Dr. Salmon
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Salmon
Boston official assures no real danger from foot and mouth disease
Dr Samuel H Durgin head of Boston Board of Health says there is no cause for alarm over hoof and mouth disease in animals. He notes extremely small risk of infected milk or meat entering markets and that inspectors monitor dairies and abattoirs constantly to cut off any infected product.
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Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Boston
Boston Board of Health
Brighton
Blondin murder trial looms in Boston case
Joseph Wilfred Blondin faces a Massachusetts jury charged with murdering his wife Margaret Emma Blondin on April 27 1901 in a house at 48 Green Street Boston The trial is billed as one of the state s most sensational cases with over a hundred witnesses including Blondin s Canadian connections and his first wife expected to testify for the government. Meanwhile in Dexter Maine Mrs Hattie L Whitten charged with poisoning her children hanged herself while in custody, shocking the community.
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Congressman Cannon
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Prince Albert
Joseph
Wilfred Blondin
Margaret Emma Blondin
Green Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Blondin
Canada
St. Polycarp
P. Q
John H. Morrison
Lowell
Dexter
Hattie L. Whitten
Leslie Curtis
Whitten
Lewis
David Livermore
Milo
Curtis
Wyman
Lewis Whitten
J. H. Murphy
Jennie
E. A. Brewster
W. A. Bumps
Fannie Whitten
Springall & Co
Brewster & Sons
Tennie Whitten
Murphy
Veterinary says foot and mouth outbreak in Cumberland and Lincoln halted
A Pawtucket veterinarian who has treated most foot and mouth disease cases in Cumberland and Lincoln states the spread in those towns is stopped. He warns against drinking milk from affected cows since there is no sterilization method and it may cause scarlet or typhoid fever. Uncertain how much milk has already been sold locally.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Cumberland
Lincoln
New Dip for Infected Cattle in Quanah Texas
In Quanah Texas a 15 day series of experiments with a South American cattle dip was conducted before government officials. About 100 head of badly infected cattle were dipped. after seven days only about 1 percent of the ticks remained alive, despite four rainy days. By day ten the results continued.
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Quanah
Tex
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Ead
Atlantic
Ccongre
Man
Cannon
Federal Street
DR. Durgin
Margaret Blondin
J. W Blondin
J. W. Blondin
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