Four Liner Arrival After Terrific Gales at Sea
Four large liners reached port yesterday after battling fierce gales. The German Neuenfels reported Malay crew injuries from a previous wave strike, while the Glendevon showed heavy damage to doors fittings and widespread flooding on board. The Maartensdyk and Anglian also arrived late but with minimal harm, and Captain Lumsden steered the Glendevon through near hurricane conditions.
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Neuenfels
Glendevon
Samarang
Lumsden
Mediterranean
Boston
Denker
Calcutta
Maartensdyk
Holland-American Line
Rotterdam
Anglian
London
MISSING MINISTER S WIFE CLOSES HOME IN LONDON
Mrs. Frederick Percival Farrar the wife of Rev. Farrar returned to Sandringham and gave away household goods. Her husband on royal chaplain duties had appointments cancelled and is thought to have gone to France then America. Mrs Farrar, formerly Nora Davis of Philadelphia and sister to Richard Harding Davis, is now elsewhere.
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London
Frederick Percival Farrar
Sandringham
King George
Alexandra
France
America
Farrar
Nora Davis
Philadelphia
Richard Harding Davis
Aviator Reeb Killed During Flight From Munich
Munich dispatch reports aviator Reeb died instantly when he fell during a flight from Munich to Nuremberg. The accident occurred today and halted further travel as authorities investigated the incident.
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Reeb
Munich
Nuremberg
Knife and pistol duel victim dies in Clinton
Dominic Guido a 42 year old man who was severely cut in a knife and pistol duel with Frank Casangro Monday night died at Clinton Hospital today.
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Clinton
Dominic Guido
Frank Casangro
Clinton Hospital
Revision of Unitarian services to begin nationwide
A large committee of prominent clergy and laity from the American Unitarian Association will revise the service book hymnal and ministers handbook. Within a year the updated services will be inaugurated in many Unitarian churches worldwide.
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American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Association
Unitarian Revisions Move Forward On Services And Hymnal
A plan to draft uniform wedding confirmation christening and funeral services is under review led by President Samuel A. Eliot. Committees will select fitting services and prepare a revised hymn book with new ministerial handbooks for distribution to congregations nationwide.
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Samuel A. Eliot
Ccordingly
Howard N. Brown
Louis C. Cornish
Williams. Jones
John H. Lathrop
Sydney B. Snow
Thomas van Ness
A. G. B. Pierce
Association
Messrs
Edward F. Hayward
Charles J. Staples
Christopher R. Eliot
Edward Hale
Augustus M. Lord
W. 8. Allen
Greenfield
C. B. Bentley
A. W. Littlefield
Brookline
L. P. Loring
Beverly
E. M. Marsh
Boston
Charles F. Russell
Weston
Eugene R. Shippen
Detroit
Mich
T. C. Williams
B. W. Whelpley
Havehill Elks Lodge Nears Completion In Haverhill
The Havehill Lodge of Elks prepares a new $15,000 home on Summer street near the $300,000 high school and central library. Occupancy is planned by March 1 with ownership to be shared by members via stock at $25 to $100, aiming for broad ownership and control.
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Haverhill
Havehill Lodge of Elks
Summer Street
Pentucket Club
Central Public Library
Worcester Italians Protest Cruelty Stories Over Tripoli War
In Worcester massed Italian citizens gathered at Horticultural Hall to denounce alleged Italian cruelties in Tripoli. A committee was formed to raise funds for the Red Cross in Italy to aid work during the Italian Turkish war, led by Lorenzo Capurris who spoke to about 500 Italian residents denying the published cruelty stories.
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Worcester
Horticultural Hall
Tripoli
Red Cross
Italy
Lorenzo Capurris
Thompson-Seton Receives Camp Fire Gold Medal
Ernest Thompson Seton, Greenwich resident and famed naturalist, was awarded the Gold Medal of Achievement by the Camp Fire Club of America. The honor recognizes a lifetime of work in promoting animal life study, natural history explorations in the North, and advocacy for the Boy Scouts.
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Thompson-Seton
Greenwich
Conn
Ernest Thompson- Seton
Camp Fire Club of America
Mr. Seton
North
Boy Scouts of
Local Leader Hosts Camp Fire Club on Wyndyghoul Estate
The article notes that the medal was presented to that person along with three others former President Roosevelt Dr William Hornaday and Gifford Pinchot. Mr Seton annually entertains the Camp Fire Club on his estate Wyndyghoul in this town.
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America
Roosevelt
William Hornaday
Gifford Pinchot
Seton
Wyndyghoul
Girl Dies After Ice Breaks on Connecticut River
Ruthy Birch an 11 year old girl, daughter of Policeman John M Birch, died after thin ice on the Connecticut River gave way while she and friends skated. The incident occurred in Brattleboro Vermont on December 3.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Ruthy Birch
John M. Birch
Connecticut River
Tragedy as Birch Girl Drowns After Ice Breaks
On the ice collapse, companions clung to the edge while rescuers in boats arrived. The Birch girl sank before aid could reach her, marking a fatal cold water incident.
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Henry Siegel CO
Boston, Mass
Young Safety Razor Company
Germantown Ave
Uniform Services
Eliot
NEW Elks
Charles Ricketts
Church Hill
Watertown
Houston
P. H. Magrane
Pres
P. B. Magrane
Treas
New England
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