Roosevelt Barks Hart From Sow and Pigs Ledge
New Bedford February 2 The steamer Roosevelt and wrecking tug Tasco rescued the New York barkentine Stephen G Hart from Sow and Pigs Ledge off Cuttyhunk Island after it ran aground in fog. The Hart towed 20 miles to Acushnet River anchorage with cargo largely intact. a survey will assess damage and remaining cargo. The Roosevelt plans to resume salvage work on the cruiser Yankee once the Hart’s cargo situation is settled.
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New Bedford
Roosevelt
Peary
New York
Stephen G. Hart
Sow
Pigs Ledge
Cuttyhunk Island
Hart
Vineyard Sound
Gulfport
Boston
Acushnet River
Tasco
Cuttylunk
Stephen G. Tlart
Barkentine
Yankee
Armed Men Rob On Road To Chelsea
Two men armed with revolvers robbed ice cream wagon operator Winfred H H French on Eastern avenue between East Boston and Chelsea yesterday afternoon, taking $9. Police from Chelsea East Boston and Revere searched the desolate marsh area but the pair were not found.
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Chelsea
Winfred HH. French
Eastern Avenue
Boston
Chester Avenue
French
Revere
East Boston
Shannon
Gaillac
Chelsea Creek
Montreal Storm Halts Rail Service Across City
Montreal battles a ten year record storm with widespread disruption. Freight trains canceled at noon and local services halted by 4 pm while passenger trains ran late. Officials focus on moving limited services as conditions ease tonight and anticipate better weather tomorrow.
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Montreal
Brown University graduates toast Walker as next Massachusetts governor
Governor Bass of New Hampshire implied Speaker Joseph Walker could be the next governor at a Brown University dinner in Boston. Walker, Brown class of 1887, acted as toastmaster and avoided endorsing himself, while 230 graduates joined in a song mocking him as governor.
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Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Brown University
Boston
Somerset
Walker
Brown
Bass
Brown College and a Governor Campaign Song
The speaker avoids political talk to discuss college duties at Brown College. A campaign ballad by Charles W. Towne images Joe Walker and Brown supporters. verses lampoon past candidates and urge votes, with lines referencing Harvard, Foss, and Frothingham in a satirical tone. The caption reflects political humor surrounding a potential gubernatorial bid.
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Guy’’ Walker
Harvard
Louis
Progressive Republicans Highlight New Hampshire Meeting
Governor Robert P. Bass reviews six years of political shifts and the progressive push in New Hampshire. Brown University figures Alexander Meiklejohn and James Angell praise mental training and old college days as speakers, while the gathering elects officers including Richard Olney and Speaker Walker and song leads by Charles Towne.
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Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Winston Churchill
Speaker Walker
Walker
James Burrill Angell
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Brown University
University of Michigan
Brown
Edward Judson
New York
Hermon C. Bumpus
American Museum of Natural History of
Charles W. Towne
Richard Olney
John Tetlow
Orin P. Gifford
Frederick D. Ely
Samuel W. Foss
Rufus H. Corlew
Frederick W. Woodcock
Fred Tenney
Ralph B. Harris
James §. Allen
Nathan A. Tufts
Norman Gunderson
Russell W. Baker
Why I Lost My Job
A man describes mass layoffs due to mental worry and bodily illness, arguing clear minds and healthy stomachs are essential to work success. He credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring his health and employability, urging readers to use them after meals for relief and better memory.
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Stuart
Father saves babies in fire at Worcester Street home
Burke Grindell, 44, rescued his two children Fred aged two and Alice one from smoke at 30 Worcester Street after a fire reached their second floor front bedroom. He carried them to neighbors as flames damaged a portiere and curtains. No deaths. damage under $100. house insured. mother away when blaze began.
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Worcester Street
Burke Grindell
Fred Grindell
Alice
Grindell
Max Ginsberg
Parmenter Street
Fire damages Powers Block. Ladderman injured by glass
A fire at 90 98 Blackstone Street last night damaged about $2500 in the Powers Block. Thomas Toomey of Ladders was cut on the left hand by a jagged pane while responding to the blaze on the top floor. The Talbot Coat Company occupied the top floor. other small firms suffered minor water damage. Cause undetermined.
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Thomas Toomey
Blackstone Street
Talbot Coat Company
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Minute Men Memorial
Twin Elm Springs
By Cobb
Alexander Meiklejohn
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Perpetual Encyclopedia
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Ferris S. Fitch
Public Instruction
Michigan
Dale
Yale
Mollivus Surfayiues
the United Editors
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New York, N. Y
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