Two Drowned as Raleigh Wrecks East of Fort Colborne
The steamer Raleigh under Captain Beauvais from Cleveland ran ashore on rocks six miles east of Fort Colborne after steering gear failed. Two crew members Mr Wise and Mrs Wise drowned. engineer William Prichard remained aboard as nine survivors reached the Empire limestone quarries at Sherkston. All crew were from Cleveland and the vessel carried pulp wood to Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Raleigh
Beauvais
Cleveland
Fort Colborne
Wise
Cook
William Prichard
Port Colborne
Erie
Point Abino
Empire Limestone Company
Sherkston
Prichard
Italian driver wins 411 mile Grand Prize race in Savannah
David L. Bruce-Brown in a Fiat 90 horsepower cruised 411.36 miles in 5 hours 31 minutes 29.13 seconds to set a new world record for long distance road racing at 74.45 mph. Héarne in a Benz and De Palma in a Mercedes trailed, signaling a strong European victory over American teams in Georgia.
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H. m
Bruce-Brown
Fiat
Héarne
Bens Eeeeved
de Palma
Mercedes
Savannah
Italy
America
Germany
David L. Bruce-Brown
Nazzaro
Ralph Mulford
Bruce Brown Wins Grand Prize Race Ahead of Hearne and DePalma
Bruce Brown won the third Automobile Club of America grand prize road race in a Fiat, with Eddie Hearne in a Benz second and Ralph DePalma in a Mercedes third. Caleb Bragg finished fourth and Louis Disbrow fifth as the field battled tire wear and pit stop chaos in a close, multi-leader contest.
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Automobile Club of America
Bruce Brown
Fiat Automobile Company
Fiat
Wagner
Benz
Eddie Hearne
Disbrow
Abbott
R. A. Bruce-Brown
New York
E. R. Hollander
Mayor Tiedeman
President Granger
Savannah Automobile Club
Louis Wagner
Victor Hemery
E. H. Parker
Joe Matson
Tony Scuddelari
Bragg
Fiat Supply
Fiat Patschke
Marmon
DePalma
Mercedes
Hearne
Bruce-Brown
Hemery
Ralph DePalma
Bergdoll
Bob Burman
Burman
Ralph Mulford
Lazier
Cy Patschke
Werener
Mulford
Patschke
J@ddie Hearne
Chicago
Hearne Hnpard
Mulsford
de Palma
Caleb Bragg
Pope Hummer
Five Minutes Sometimes Makes A Big Difference
The Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet offers instant relief for upset stomachs by aiding digestion and supplying the same digestive elements as stomach juices. Taking a tablet after meals rests the stomach, aids digestion, and reduces souring belching and gas. Druggists sell it. 50 cents per box. free sample package available by writing to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Bruce-Brown Repeats Grand Prize Win in Savannah
American racer Bruce-Brown repeated his prior year's feat by winning the Grand Prize race in Savannah driving a Fiat. Born in New York City in 1887, he began racing in 1907 and set multiple world marks including a Daytona one mile record and several straightaway records.
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Bruce-Brown
David L. Bruce-Brown
Savannah
New York City
Daytona
Fla
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Benz
Jamaica
L. I
Bens
Indianapolis Speedway
Fiat
Roosevelt Addresses St Mark's School Boys in Southboro
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spoke to 160 St Mark's School pupils on good citizenship before delivering an illustrated report on his African hunting expedition. He was joined by Quentin Roosevelt and Philip Roosevelt, with Dr. Wilfred Grenfell and E. Irving Morse among attendees.
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Southboro
Theodore Roosevelt
St Mark’s School
E. Irving Morse
Marlboro
Roosevelt
Harvard
Groton
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Monsignor O'Callaghan Rapidly Recovering After Surgery
The Rt. Rev. Denis O'Callaghan D D, permanent rector of St. Augustine's South Boston, is rapidly recovering from a major operation performed four weeks ago. Rev. Michael Gilbride returned from Baltimore Md and conveyed the news to parishioners and New England friends.
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St. Augustine's
South
Boston
Mer
Denis O’callaghan
D. D
New England
Michael C. Gilbride
St. Augustine’s Church
Baltimore
Thanksgiving at Free Home for Consumptives in Dorchester
Dr and Mrs William Appleton donated six monster turkeys to patients at 428 Quincy street Dorchester. Miss B Smith of Norwood gave candy treats and Miss Elizabeth Sears funded new stockings for the sick. Music and games brightened the day as a brave volunteer from the steamer Republic, who stayed with the captain during the disaster, became ill and was admitted.
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William Appleton
Beacon Street
Quincy Street
Dorchester
B. Smith
Norwood
Elizabeth Sears
Back Bay
Republic
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Berkshire Inn
Senator Crane
George E. Harder
Harder
Alice Ende
Washington
Bertha Moore
Edward J. St. Germain
Bertha A. Ryder
Arthur Whitman
Ende
Moore
John Hudner
Hade
John E. Cleary
Great Barrington
Newark, N. J
Henry Siegel Co
Boston, Mass
Michelin
Abbott Detroit
Bragg Disbrow
Mitchell
Michelins
Michelin Tires
Boylston St
Fiat Car
Teddy
Groton and
St. Mark’s
Sionary
Quentin Roosevelt
Philip Roosevelt
William T. Thayer
Worcester
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
Kennedy
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