New England’s Hard Passage Liner Arrives in Charlestown
The Dominion liner New England arrived at Charlestown with 41 saloon, 175 second cabin and 423 third class passengers after a week late from Liverpool and Queenstown. A third class traveler, Marie Healey, 21, of Ireland, died at sea and was buried Monday. One steerage passenger, Sven Jacobson, 29, Swede, was sent back after going insane. Among passengers was Dre Townsend of Brookline returning with his bride. wedding took place Nov. 1 at St. George’s Church, London. A list of saloon passengers includes Mrs. Luce, Miss Mackenzie, Miss Meates, Dr. Nachbar, and many others. The St. Louis was sighted off Scotland Light as the New England departed. The ship left Liverpool Nov. 22, completing the voyage in 7 days 22 hours 2 minutes.
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New England
Charlestown
Liverpool
Queenstown
New York
St. Louis
Scotland
Marie Healey
Ireland
Sven Jacobson
Dre D. ‘Townsend
Brookline
St. George’s Church
London
Bechuana Reports Collision With schooner How ard
The British steamer Bechuana reports off Faulkners Island Long Island Sound at 9 o'clock last night collision with the coal laden British schooner How ard from Elizabethport for Halifax. How ard had bow stove in broken windlass stem bowsprit and jibboom. Bechuana to City Island for repairs and discharge as she leaks badly.
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Bechuana
Boston
Faulkners Island
Long Island Sound
Howard
Pettipas
Elizabethport
Halifax
City Island
Sea Men Union Opens Convention In Boston Lead
The International Seamen's Union opened its annual convention in Boston with E. W. Clark sending a gavel from Thomaston prison to the presiding officer. Delegates oppose a ship subsidy and Boston leads as the site for the next gathering.
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Milwaukee
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International Seamen’s Union
E. W. Clark
Thomaston
Boston
Copyright pact with Spain restored in full
Washington reports the 1895 international copyright agreement with Spain has been revived to full effect through a diplomatic notes exchange at the State Department. The move reestablishes protections for works across both nations, reinforcing cross border access and authors rights.
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Washington
State Department
Spain
Champagne Supper Relies on Cook's Imperial Extra Dry
A refined toast is highlighted with Cook's Imperial Extra Dry as the essential wine for a Champagne supper. The description praises its effervescence and sparkling character as the perfect pairing for the occasion.
Boy Hunting Death After Accident in New Hampshire
Maurice Hanning, 12, son of James Hanning, a North Country section boss, died from a gunshot wound after the hammer of his hunting rifle caught in a tie as he crossed a track in Littleton New Hampshire. He was found two hours later by his father and underwent an arm amputation but died from hemorrhage.
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Maurice Hanning
Fabyans
James Hanning
Receivers Seek Depositors in Framingham Bank Winding Up
In Framingham Dec 1 there is about 34000 dollars held by Patrick H Cooney of Natick and Arthur V Harrington of South Framingham as receivers for Framingham Savings Bank. They mailed circular letters to depositors urging contact to claim dividends as the bank winds up. Balances range from 10 cents to 1700 dollars and some depositors are abroad or unlocated.
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South Framingham
Patrick H. Cooney
Natick
Arthur V. Harrington
Framingham Savings Bank
Supreme Judicial Court
Providence Welcomes New American Screw Company Combine
Developments in the past week show the American Screw Company absorbing independent screw makers. Acquisition of Wright & Colton Wire Cloth Company’s screw department in Worcester adds 800,000 gross capacity. The Southington Cutlery Company screw department in Connecticut also passes to the American Screw Company.
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American Screw Company
Brown Screw Company
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Screw Company
Holyoke
Wright & Colton Wire Cloth Company
Worcester
Southington Cutlery Company
Southington, Conn
England to Have Civic Federation Like Ours
Alfred Moseley, the English millionaire, announced that British trades union delegates, after studying American methods, unanimously decided to form a civic federation in Great Britain. The aim is not to settle strikes but to intervene early to prevent labor disputes between labor and capital.
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New York
Alfred Moseley
Great Britain
National Civic Federation of America
Moseley
England
Henry French Dies, Noted Theatrical Manager and Producer
New York on December 1 reports the death of T Henry French a renowned theatrical manager and producer of numerous celebrated dramas after a lingering illness.
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New York
T. Henry French
Blondin Trial Opens With Thick Evidence Against Him
In Chelmsford, Blondin faces a murder indictment as Assistant District Attorney McLaughlin outlines the case. He details the 1901 disappearance and decapitation of Margaret Emma Blondin, the discovery of her head, the movements of Blondin, and the likely concealment of her body in trunks. The defense signals readiness as the jury is to view the crime scene in Chelmsford.
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Margaret Emma Riley
Lowell
North Chelmsford
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United States
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Wood Road
Osterhaut’s
Riley
Boston
Fobes, Hayward & Co
Chardon Street
Titania
Rison
Wood Lot
Middlesex County
Parker
Bra
Meestar Morrisone
Charles Street
Girl of 16 heiress to 75 million and control 150000 men
Berlin reports Bertha Krupp, 16, daughter of the late Frederick Krupp, inherits about 75 million and the Krupp works employing 150,000. The vast estate, including Essen factories, will go to her upon maturity, with management by her mother and a board until then. Barbara Krupp, her sister, is also set for a fortune. Krupp funds aid employees and city improvements.
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Bertha Krupp
Frederick Alfred Krupp
Hssen
Barbara
Krupp
Essen
Bertha
Pope Pleased By Taft Guidi Meeting In Manila
The Pope expressed satisfaction after reading AP’s Manila despatch on Taft and Archbishop Guidi. He praised Guidi as the right man for the Philippine post and welcomed Taft’s endorsement. Vatican officials foresee a possible compromise after Taft’s Rome visit.
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Germany May Permit Return of Jesuits
Berlin Dec 1 The Breslau Anzeiger says the current Reichstag will seek to repeal the law banning Jesuit return and the Bundesrath is expected to consent The move is tied to a clerical Center party compact in exchange for support of the compromise tariff bill The Center has pressed for years to rescind the law while the Bundesrath has refused thus far The issue has stirred political and religious debate amid Poland related matters.
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Breslau Anzeiger
Reichstag
Germany
Bundesrath
Center
Action Without Reaction by a Noted Author on Orangeiie Powders
A famed writer discusses the fatigue relief claimed by Orangeiie Powders, detailing perceived effects and the longstanding belief in their energizing properties. The piece frames the powder as a popular remedy of its era, noting public interest and speculative outcomes.
Corean Cabinet Resigns Over Emperor Impeachment Refusal
Seoul Dec 1 The Corean Cabinet resigns after the Emperor refuses to authorize impeachment of the war minister on undisclosed charges. Public anger grows toward the court as the crisis unfolds.
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Corea
Corean
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