Troop Dispatch To Hawaii Amid Japanese Tension
Despatch from Honolulu reports two US Army regiments to Hawaii to preempt possible Japanese trouble. Officials refuse to reveal troop details or reasons. The piece notes Lanai Island as a potential Japanese naval base and cites attorney George D. Gear restraining sale to a syndicate allied with Japan.
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San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Thomas
Hawaii
United States Army
Lanai
United States
George D. Gear
Carter
Pratt
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Island OF Lanat
Howe Expresses Sympathy With Italian Protestantism
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe addressed a Bromfield Street Church service joining Bromfield Street and Italian churches. She praised religious brotherhood, republican ideals, and Italian Protestantism, noting freedom in Italy and hope for its growth. The event featured Rev. C H Stackpole and pastor Salv Musso with interpretation by Musso.
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Julia Ward Howe
Bromfield Street
Towe
Italy
C. H. Stackpole
Greater
Boston
North End
Salv, Musso
Revenue Cutter Destroys Spanish War Prize Wreck
In Newport, R. I., the Spanish tramp Buenaventura once famed as the first captured vessel in the war and later a coal barge, blew up today after being sunk off Montauk Point. Crew drowned include three. Greek deckhand Brusee aided the rescue. The Mohawk used oil to calm seas and sank mines to destroy the wreck.
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Newport
R. IL
Montauk Point
Brusee
Walter A. Luckenbach
Newport News
Providence
Luckenbach
Divorces Soprano Who Funded Husband's Education
Mrs Hian na Butler formerly Hanna Samucelson, a famous soprano, obtained a divorce in Sioux City Iowa on grounds of desertion. She claimed he favored other women while she financed his musical education in Paris and Berlin with $200 monthly from her earnings as a performer and teacher.
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Sioux City
Hianna Butler
Hanna Samucelson
Bridegroom Shot by Bride’s Brothers in Virginia
William F. Bywaters, a noted fox hunter and horse breeder, was shot to pieces last night at Rotherwood near Culpeper after marrying Miss Viola Strothers. James and Philip Strothers fired pistols. Bywaters died instantly. The incident followed a tense wedding night confrontation.
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Culpepper
Dee
William F. Bywaters
James
Philip Strothers
Rotherwood
Mr. Bywaters
Viola Strothers
John R. Strothers
Ter
Noted Autoist Believes He Was Robbed on Washington Street
William Wallace known automobilist and racer of the Black Death reports a loss of jewelry valued around 9000 dollars after a bag containing a sapphire ring pearls and unset pearls was cut from his vest pocket on Washington Street near Winter. He offers 1000 dollars for return and will notify New York police.
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Washington Street
William Wallace
Black Death
Boston
Brimmer Chambers
Back Bay
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Kilby Street
Bigelow, Kennard Company
New York
No voters barred from Chelsea liquor bars after license vote
Reported in Chelsea that several liquor dealers refuse service to residents who voted No on the license question last Tuesday. License supporters who voted No face denial of drinks or must buy supplies elsewhere, with two named men allegedly refused entry at a hotel bar.
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Chelsea
Boston
Firebug Strikes Leominster Across Multiple Fires
Leominster awoke to a series of fires as a suspected arsonist damaged awnings at Smith Bros on Pleasant street and a fire at Edward W. Pierce’s livery stable caused about 1200 in damage. Maurice Eggen and J. W. Pierce were affected by smoke and flames, while a fire at KB W Stevens’ bakery prompted an officer chase. Police station officials ordered extra patrols as a wood yard fire near J A Kennedy was quickly contained.
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Leominster
J. W. Pierce
Smith Bros
Pleasant Street
Monument Square
Edward W. Pierce
Maurice Eggen
Edward Hayward
J. H. Lackey
M. T. Conlon
KB. W. Stevens
Water Street
Conlon
J. A. Kennedy
Spruce Street
Stevens
LaSalle
Pacific Water Reaches Atlantic Through Isthmus Pipeline
Panama December 16. For the first known time water from the Pacific Ocean has flowed into the Atlantic via the Isthmus of Panama. The testing pipeline uses Pacific water for testing by an oil company. The first joint of pipe was laid on April 10 and full operation is set for January 14, marking a new isthmian labor record.
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Panama
Pacific Ocean
Oil Company
Pacific
Swedish helper burns in kerosene stove accident
Garda Carlson, 24, a Swedish domestic in Brighton, narrowly escaped death when lighting a stove at CC Sleeper residence on Washington Street. Her dress caught fire from the flame, injuring her face arms and body. she was rolled in blankets and rushed to City Hospital in a precarious condition.
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Garda Carlson
CC. S
Sleeper
Washington Street
Brighton
City Hospital
Lynn coal heaver dies of injuries
Moses Oliver, a colored coal heaver, fell 35 feet from a coal run on a wharf yesterday and died at the hospital today from injuries.
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Lynn
Moses Oliver
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Case
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Col. Bromfield
Frank E
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IceDermeott Co
Broadway
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