Two Wild Deer Sicken Near Mountain Rock
In Lowell on December 23 two wild deer near Mountain Rock in Dracut are reported to suffer from foot and mouth disease. They roam freely yet threaten cattle left in fields, while no one will take responsibility to kill them due to the state's heavy penalties. Dr. W. S. Eaton, cited by an elderly farmer observer, notes the deer are lame and exhibit other typical foot and mouth signs.
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Lowell
Mountain Rock
Dracut
W. S. Eaton
Unknown Woman Almost Gas Victim
An unnamed woman was rescued from a Washington street house after being overcome by gas early yesterday. Lodgers alerted by her condition led to her hospital admission. the landlady knew nothing of the woman's identity, having secured lodgings only days before.
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Washington Street
City Hospital
Stabbed Laborer Refuses Details After Train Incident
Angus McDonald, a laborer at 178 West Springfield Street, arrived at Emergency Hospital with a slight leg stab wound. He says he was stabbed on a New York train Monday by an unknown man but offered few details beyond an earlier altercation.
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Angus McDonald
West Springfield Street
F. P. Connors
New York
Malden Pastor Not Driven Away Denial Clears Air
In Malden First Baptist Church, officials deny a Boston paper report that deacons drove out the pastor amid a church split. Pastor Hiscox says he resigned voluntarily to accept a call to Albany and denies any removal. Deacon E S Converse, a major donor, is critically ill.
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Malden
First Baptist Church
Boston
Hiscox
Albany
E. S. Converse
Aldermen OK Payment to Building Superintendent in Gray Inquiry
The Cambridge Aldermen voted to pay Superintendent William H. Gray $1836 for expenses incurred during the Gray investigation, approving the order last night.
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Gray
Cambridge
William H. Gray
Forbes Held in $3000 Bail On Assault and Larceny
Charles H. Forbes was charged with assault and larceny at the Reverence Company office on Labor Day. He appeared in Chelsea Police Court and was held for the grand jury in 2000 dollars on the assault charge and 1000 dollars on the larceny charge.
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Charles H. Forbes
Reverence Company
Labor Day
Chelsea
Brimmer School Association Plans January Reunion Dinner
The Brimmer School Association board met last night and decided to hold the annual reunion and dinner on the second Wednesday in January, likely at the Copley Square Hotel.
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The
Brimmer School Association
Copley Square
Inconsistent accusation at school board meeting over normal school course
Mrs Julia Duff accused Superintendent Edwin P Seaver of inconsistency at the last school board meeting while debating extending the normal school course from two to three years. Bolster supported three years as Duff sought to defer decision to the next board. vote carried 14 to 9.
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Edwin P. Seaver
Duff
Bolster
Salares
Robert Treat Paine
Allen
Vogel
Storrow
Kenney
Board of Supervisors
Gallivan
Normal School
Boston Normal School
Mr. Merritt
Seaver
McDonald
Fifield
Brett
Mr. Gallivan
Cushing
Secretary Root May Retire From Cabinet
Washington December 23 It has been an open secret that Secretary Root intends to retire from the War Department soon after Congress adjourns The chief reform sought is the establishment of a general staff corps and Judge Taft of the Philippine commission is named as probable successor Roosevelt admires Taft and may wish him in the War Department if Root retires
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Washington
Root
War Department
Congress
Judge Taft
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
Taft
One Witness Admits Gambling at Canfield East Forty-fourth Street House
New York December 23 The inquiry led by District Attorney Jerome resumed today before Justice Wyatt after Jesse Lewisohn refused to answer certain questions. A witness, not invoking constitutional rights, testified he gambled in the East Forty-fourth Street house under investigation during the past five years.
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Canfield
East Forty-fourth Street
New York
Jerome
Jesse Lewisohn
Wyatt
Oil Wagon Demolished by Electric Car in Somerville
Fire officials and police contained an oil spill after an outward bound electric car struck a naphtha wagon on Medford near Thurston Street Somerville just before 6. Denis Sullivan owner and occupant of the wagon was knocked into the street and suffered a broken right arm. The explosion risk kept officers back while a crowd gathered and, overnight, guards watched the wagon to prevent igniting matches.
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Medford Street
Thurston Street
Somerville
Denis Sullivan
Benton Road
Altercation on First Street Leaves Cornice Maker Injured
Peter Aubuch, a Cambridge cornice maker, was struck on the head with a hammer during a street quarrel with an unknown assailant yesterday on First Street. He was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital with a possible skull fracture. the attacker escaped.
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Peter Aubuch
First Street
Cambridge
Aubuch
Massachusetts General Hospital
Gas Leak Scare In Chinatown At Harrison Avenue
A gas main leak caused a chaotic scene at 24 Harrison Avenue Chinatown last night. Neighbors reported a strong odor of illuminating gas and Leung Chung was found in the basement near collapse. Sin Wun Chun the Chinese doctor arrived from 6 Oxford Place as workers located the leak and opened the street at four points.
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Harrison Avenue
Chinatown
Leung Chung
Chung
Sin Wun Chun
Oxford Place
Died with freedom near New York in tombs during arrest
James R. Brown, accused of illegal voting, died in the Tombs today as a policeman was guiding him to court where the indictment against him was to be dismissed.
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New York
James R. Brown
Wreck at Morgan's Landing Ends in Tragedy
A collision on the West Shore road at J. Pierpont Morgan's private landing in Highland Falls New York today sent three men into the Hudson River to escape. They were rescued with difficulty while three laborers suffered perhaps fatal injuries.
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Highland Falls
N. Y
West Shore Road
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hudson River
Death Ends Romances Of Rodmans In Hospital Page
New York dec 23 the death of Mrs Edith Wyman Rodman at Presbyterian Hospital ends a dramatic story of two marriages for Dr H H Rodman. He wed nurse Edith Wyman in Richmond last July when he was believed near death. She cared for him during illness but soon fell ill herself and died from liver cancer.
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New York
Edith Wyman Rodman
Presbyterian Hospital
H. H. Rodman
Edith Wyman
New York Hospital
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond
Rodman
Miss Wyman
Maine
England
Eleanor Warrender
George Warrender
Dr. Rodman
Deell
Warning to Mere Man at Waldorf Luncheon
Mrs Lillie Devereaux Blake cites 2 500 000 more single men than single women in the nation and argues for better treatment of women in public roles. She notes regional bachelor excesses and questions laws restricting wives in public employment as she addresses Pilgrim Mothers at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Lillie Devereaux Blake
New England
Wyoming
Death ends divorce trial in New York court
George Wright a New York horseman died suddenly in court halting a divorce suit as his wife's attorney sought alimony. A lawyer announced Wrights death during the motion in the courtroom.
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New York
George Wright
Lodger Nellie Clark Found Dead In Room
Nellie Clark a 45 year old lodger at 232 Harrison Avenue was found dead in her room last night after a two week illness. Death appears due to heart disease. No known relatives in the city and overseers of the poor notified to take charge.
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Nellie. Clark
Harrison Avenue
Coro Not Blockaded as Ships Enter Dutch Arms
Coro remains open with landward revolutionists. In Caracas, this supports claims that British and German fleets aid the rebels by not blockading Coro to permit Dutch schooners to bring arms and ammunition. President Castro plans to depart Caracas for La Victoria where General Matos forces were recently defeated.
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Caracas
Coro
Castro
la Victoria
Matos
Quarry Employee Crushed in Granite Block Accident
In Quincy Massachusetts on December 23 John Speane twenty an employee of the Blue Hill Granite Company was seriously injured when a large granite block fell in the company quarry. His legs were crushed and he sustained other injuries.
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Quincy
Mass
John Speane
Blue Hill Granite Company
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Archbishop Temple of Canterbury Dies at 87
The Most Rev Frederick Temple archbishop of Canterbury and primate of all England died at 8:15 am after a period of illness. Born 1821 in the Ionian Islands, he rose from Rugby head master to Bishop of Exeter then London before becoming Canterbury in 1898. Funeral planned for Canterbury Cathedral. burial at Canterbury.
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Frederick Temple
Canterbury
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Westminster Abbey
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House of Lords
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White
United States
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Exeter
Octavius Temple
Sierra Leone
Santa Maura
Ionian Islands
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Old Blundell's
Devon
Blackmore
Lorna Doone
Tiverton
Oxford
Balliol College
Taft
Kneller Hall
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Goulburn
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Arnold
Temple
Gladstone
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Strong Op
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Falkland Islands
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Tempie
Tait
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Lambeth Palace
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England
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Lambeth
Augustine of Canterbury
Beatrice Lascelles
Earl of
Carlisle
Georgiana
Devonshire
Jury Finds O Leary Guilty in Canton Assault Case
In Norfolk Superior Court Andrew J. O Leary of Canton was found guilty by a sealed jury verdict for assaulting Miss Kate Spencer. O Leary, a Technology student, was active in Lyde Park and Canton athletic groups.
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Dedham
Norfolk
Andrew J. O'Leary
Canton
Kate Spencer
O'Leary
Technology
Morgan to receive Doctor of Divinity from Chicago Theological Seminary
The Chicago Theological Seminary taps the Reverend G Campbell Morgan of London for the doctor of divinity degree as a Christmas present. The diploma will be sent to Dr Mor fan and linked to Dr Parker's succession rumors for City Temple London.
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Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
G. Campbell Morgan
London
Parker
City Temple
Morfan
Commander Green Buried at Arlington Street Church
Funeral for Commander Francis Matthews Green U S N who died in Albany on December 19 was held yesterday at Arlington Street Church Boston. No navy yard detachment or eulogy. Private burial with pallbearers waived per the deceased wishes. Sister Mrs Howard Rouse of St Louis and son Henry L Green attended. Another son Francis C Green sailed for Europe and does not yet know of his father's death.
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Francis Matthews Green
Albany
Arlington Street
City
Navy Yard
Paul R. Frothingham
Howard Rouse
St. Louis
Green
Henry L. Green
Francis C. Green
Europe
Clinton 5 Chelsea 4 overtime hockey thriller
Clinton edged Chelsea 5 to 4 in overtime after a rough third period. Craig replaced Whipple on the first rush and played well but struggled against Chelsea. The match featured several third period mixups and only one foul, with Clinton goals by Campbell Mercer and chase details noted. attendance 1100.
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Chelsea
Craig
Whipple
Wildogt
Bonn Ce Awebe Tines
Ieee Spesee
Secee
Ods
Crate Campbell
Vea Ture
Eaets
Miller Gardner
Cashman
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Campbell
Cscs
Clinton, Mercer
Aerie
Shipwrecked sailors show improvement at relief hospital
Six survivors from the schooners Louise B Crary and Frank A Palmer, held at the Relief hospital with frostbite and starvation, were much improved last night.
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Louise B. Crary
Frank A. Palmer
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