Rescue at sea as Gresham saves Abbie G Cole crew
The U S revenue cutter Gresham returned to harbor with rescued crew from the Abbie G Cole and S A Fownes and towed the derelict Stephen G Loud. Captain Aberoth commends the crew's brave rescue amid the heaviest seas off Monomoy Point Cape Cod. Gunner Karl Johannsen led two boats through fierce waves to reach the freezing survivors.
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Abbie G. Colé
de Mille Buck
S.A
Hearts
A brief item about a Santa letter drive urging children to write requests to Santa Claus and submit them for holiday processing. The report notes community involvement and local participation in the letter campaign during the season.
Santa Claus invites readers to join Christmas fund drive
The Post invites readers to visit the Santa Claus department at 277 Washington Street. There they can view children's letters, take a note to play Santa, and leave or send contributions to support poor Boston children this Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Boston
Santa letter workers begin bundling at city headquarters
The team assembling bundles for child letter writers to the Post Santa Claus starts today at the headquarters on 277 Washington Street. The space is stocked with new toys, games, dolls, mittens, stockings and candy as preparations continue.
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Santa Claus
Washington Street
Clark Mansion Costliest in the U. S.
New York reports William A. Clark has completed the Fifth Avenue mansion valued at over 7 million dollars. The Clark family plans to move in soon with Mrs Clark and children Andree and Huguette joining the house warming in Paris.
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Fifth Avenue
Seventy Seventh Street
William A. Clark
United States
Montana
Clark
Mistake Shatters Houses in Readsboro Vermont
A series of early morning gas explosions in Readsboro Vermont left one woman dying and several injured as villagers started fires with gasoline misdistributed by a local grocer who believed he was selling kerosene. The grocer had taken a barrel of gasoline and shared it in gallon and half gallon portions.
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Readsboro
Deadly lamp explosion rocks town from kerosene mix
A new oil mislabeled as kerosene caused multiple blasts in a town store and homes. Mrs. George Johnson died from burns after a lamp ignited by the explosive fuel. Horace Jillson and others suffered injuries as windows and furniture shattered. dozens of customers reported explosions and fear of further harm.
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H. RB. Billings
Horace Jillson
Jillson
Telephone Company
H. B. Billings
Fire at Cathedral Residence Ignites Fire Hose Breaks
Priests at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross residence battled a closet fire in a washroom when a faulty cross wire caused the hose to burst. Water stopped supply, alarm wired, Chemical 4 rushed to extinguish. Loss estimated at $50 with several priests aiding.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Union Park Street
Michael J. Splaine
James A. Walsh
Thomas R. McCoy
Michael J. Scanlan
John J. V. Crane
James J. Radican
Charles J. Sullivan
Daily Fire Record 2A.M. To 2A.M. Entry Summary
Fire log notes incidents from 4:55 p.m. at Tremont and Beacon with Houghton and Dutton. 4:54 p.m. still alarm at 276 Albany Street Boston. 6:55 p.m. box at 7% Union Park Street. mentions Archbishop William H OConnell, age 50.
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Tremont
Beacon Streets
Houghton & Dutton
Albany Street
Boston
Union Park Street
William H O’'Connell
Civic theatre idea floated for Boston at society dinner
The American Drama Society proposed a municipal theatre in Boston at a dinner in the Tuileries last evening. No plans were set, the concept presented as a mere suggestion and discussed as an idea in its conception.
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Civic Theatre
Boston
American Drama Society
Tuileries
Boston Civic Theatre Idea Debated by Local Leaders
C Bertram Thompson presided as speakers included Dr Samuel Crothers of Cambridge and notable women and men from Boston society. A second meeting will form a committee to study feasibility and costs of a civic theatre in Boston, with the movement under way immediately.
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C. Bertram Thompson
Samuel Crothers
Cambridge
Josephine Prescott Peabody Marks
Charlotte Perkins Porter
Josephine Clemmens
Lorin Deland
Boston
Kuno Francke
Harvard University
Colin Scott
Boston Normal School
Miss Buckton
England
Thompson
B. B. Glenny
Robert
Grant
Pietro Isola
Frederick Briggs
Henry C. Green
Theodore C. Williams
William c. Collar
Richard C. Cabot
Lionel Marks
Charles M. Cabot
George Morris
William Cabot
Maynard Parker
Marion Craig Wentworth
Eliza T. Ransom
Helen A. Clarke
Mabel Daniels
Helen
Jurors Question Glover Killing Evidence and Le Blanc Verdict
Judge Bond told a Post reporter that Hat tie Le Blanc is innocent and that jurors did not find the evidence convincing. He suggested Hat tie Le Blanc may know who fired the fatal shot and implied Glover’s wife hid after the shooting.
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Daniel W. Bond
le Blanc
Post
Perse
Clarence F. Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Glover
Hekie Ifig
Bond
Glover House
Tattic le Bland
Clarence Glover
Hattie
Judge Bond's Comments Spark Sensation in Glover Case
District Attorney Johnes Higgins details his view on the trial of Hatlie Le Blanc for the murder of Clarence F. Glover. He affirms his belief in Le Blanc's guilt and says he performed his duty honestly. He declines to discuss Judge Bond's remarks or future developments.
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Johnes. Higgins
Post
Clarence F. Glover
Hattie le Blanc
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