U S Pressure on Two Sultans Over Indemnity
The United States moves to enforce a $6000 indemnity from the Sultan of Morocco after the cruiser Dixie sails toward Tangier to compel payment. Consul Gunnere has struggled to obtain settlement. Morocco delays have prompted forceful action and a display of American power in the capital. A prior similar case with Tangier in 190X led to prompt payment.
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Dixie
Morocco
United States
Turkey
Harpoot
Smyrna
Washington
Marcus Ezaguli
Stephen Decatur
State Department
Navy Department
Spain
Philippines
Malta
Naples
Cuba
Samuel R. Gunnere
Tangier
Gunnere
Ezagul
Masagaba
Iny
Chicago
Man Struck by Electric Car in Boston Collision
John Kennedy aged about 45 of 25 Ball Street was struck by inbound electric car No 91 on Boylston Street opposite Church Street yesterday afternoon at about 3 o'clock. He suffered serious head and shoulder injuries and was taken home in serious condition. Kennedy works as a motorman for the New England Electric and Vehicle Company. The collision occurred as he stood near the subway entrance at the Public Garden. car was operated by conductor No 7116.
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New England Transportation and Vehicle Company
Boylston Street
Church Street
John Kennedy
Ball Street
Kennedy
New England Electric and Vehicle Company
Bradford brewer charged with shooting at sheriff keeper
Haverhill December report states Carl Buer, Bradford brewery proprietor Schlosstein, is under arrest for alleged attempt to murder former City Marshal Edward T Howe. Howe testified of rifle shots near the brewery during an attachment seizure while Schlosstein purportedly prepared a Winchester. Bail denied as police frame the event amid claims of mounting business troubles.
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Haverhill
Carl B. Schiesstein
Bradford
Edward T. Howe
Howe
Milwaukee
Schlosstein
Stein
Raymond
Carl Buer
Night Fire Destroys Bondsville Business Blocks
In Bondsville the business portion of a section known as Night Clothes Palmer was destroyed by fire at about 1:30 am. Losses total around 25000 with multiple insured figures. Isaac Coveau lost 10000, Sullivan block owner 6000, Miss Annie Carmody 500, Henry W Wilkins 000, John Carmody 4000. Three families and a Chinese laundry were among the occupants.
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Palmer
Bondsville
Michael Sullivan
John Carmody
Isaac Coveau
Sullivan Block
Coveau
Sullivan
Annie Carnody
Henry W. Wilkins
Carmody
Charlestown Iron Worker Suffers Jaw Injury At Work
B Boles of Pleasant Street Charlestown, an iron worker at Cochrane Chemical Company, was admitted to Dimargensy Hospital yesterday after a creature attacking during a scuffle broke his jaw.
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B. Boles
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
Cochrane Chemical Company
Dmargensy ‘Hospital
Bolivias Crew Rescued After 48 Hour Gale
The Bolivia, a 883 ton bark built in 1873 and owned at Jonsberg, foundered after a 48 hour gale off Nov. 29. Captain Haakonson and fourteen seamen were picked up by the Lamport and Holt steamer Olbers, which arrived from Brazil via St Lucia to New York.
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New York
Lamport & Holt Line
Olbers
Braithwaivye
Brazil
St. Lucia
Haakonson
Bolivia
Darien
Sapelo
Hull
Nova Scotia
Jonsberg
Schooner Francis Shubert in Collision Off Portland
Schooner Francis Shubert from Bangor for New York arrived in distress after a collision Friday off Cape Elizabeth with schooner Lyman W. M. The Shubert suffered damaged chain plates and mizzen rigging and was leaking while the Law lost headgear and jibboom but continued on.
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Sfortland
Francis Shubert
Bangor
New York
Yourciay
Elizabeth
Lyman
Shubert
Unmonopolized. Each man has troubles of his own.
Washington Star notes a theme of individual burdens and fair distribution with calls for freedom and personal responsibility, reflecting a cautious, opinionated stance on economic matters. The language hints at editorial framing regarding monopoly concerns and market balance.
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Washington Star
Beck Robbery Case at a Standstill
A Boston police larceny case centered on Mrs. Margaret Beck’s missing nearly $9000, with Maurice Aaronburg the primary suspect. His mother and sister insist he is innocent as detectives pursue Bergman and a possible New York accomplice while Aaronburg remains detained. Reports note limited access to family and inconsistent statements amid ongoing inquiries.
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Margaret A. Beck
West Concord Street
Maurice Aaronburg
Aronberg
Aaronburg
New York
Samuel Small Identified in Salisbury Railroad Death
Seabrook man Samuel Small has been identified as the victim killed on the H M and A electric railroad in Salisbury Saturday night. The announcement confirms the fatality and hometown, noting local authorities continue the investigation into the incident.
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Samuel Small
Seabrook
N. H
H., M. & A. Electric
Salisbury
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