SCHOONER AND WHARF ON FIRE IN LUNENBURG ACCIDENT
The two masted schooner Arabia of Lunenburg caught fire near a commercial wharf. Crew aided by mates Fred Pee Harry Orkle Wallace Ness and Williams Lynch fought to free the vessel using a line and windlass. The schooner loaded with potatoes was stuck in mud as flames burned above the rigging. The line was secured and the stern freed twice, as the blaze raged overhead. Continued on page two.
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Arabia
Lunenburg
Fred Pee
Harry Orkle
Wallace Ness
Williams Lynch
Minna Klein Robbed After Assault in Tremont Theatre Office
Minna Klein, dramatic instructor, was knocked unconscious and robbed of about $63 after two young men gained entry to her Tremont Theatre office while posing to change a $50 bill. The attack occurred after 9 pm with police alerted and a citywide lookout issued. The suspects, about 20, wore a long black ulster and a black derby, and a dark suit with no coat. Klein was later returned home in a highly nervous state.
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Tremont Theatre
Minna Klein
Miss Klein
Blue Hill Avenue
Henry Austin Clapp Dead, Noted Shaksperian Scholar Dies
Henry Austin Clapp, acclaimed Shaksperian scholar, writer, critic, and lecturer, died of pneumonia at his home 446 Marlboro Street yesterday afternoon. Born in Dorchester July 17 1831 he studied at Harvard joining the 1860 class and later practiced law in Boston. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Church of the Advent.
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Henry . Austin Clapp
Marlboro Street
Bowditch
Clapp
Henry Austin Clapp
Dorchester
Harvard
Boston
United States District Attorney
Mason
Hutchins & Wheeler
Church of the Advent
No Japanese Seen by Alexieff Aid Telegram
Major General Pflug, chief of staff to Viceroy Alexieff, reports from Port Arthur that scouts have not sighted Japanese forces at Tsenchu or Pingyang in Corea. Natives note indifference to the advance and predict ice drift if a high tide comes within five days. West Liaotung coast lies icebound for over a mile, with no recent enemy ships or railroad attacks observed.
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St, Petersburg
Pflug
Alexieff
Port Arthur
Tsenchu
Pingyang
Corea
Liaotung Peninsula
Fair Weekend Forecast for Boston Area
The forecast calls for fair skies over Boston and surrounding areas this Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures rise modestly with warmer conditions Sunday as brisk northerly winds develop.
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Boston
Vicinity
Cossacks Cross Border Into Corea Reported
Daily Mail correspondent from Seoul reports 1500 Cossacks crossing the border near Wiju with scouts already pushing into Corea as far as Anju signaling a widening incursion.
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London
Seoul
The
Daily Mail
Wiju
Corea
Anju
War News From Far East Tracking U S Marines Landings
Reports say a United States squadron moves into the theater and will land marines at Chefoo amid threats to American interests. Russians hostile to Americans, Germans favor Russia, and Germany claims rights in Shantung. Cossacks cross into Corea as censorship ends. Russian navy boasts of brave sailors after Chemulpo clash while Japanese losses are noted. Kuropatkin to lead on front. Harbin reports 400000 mobilized as Japan vows stubborn defense. China warns powers to respect Manchurian graves.
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Far East
United States
Chefoo
Russia
Shantung Province
Corea
Chemulpo
Associated Press
Harbin
China
Manchuria
Japan
Kuropatkin
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Franklin & Revere
Massachusetts Breweries Co
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MCI
Melrose
Eugene L. Stafford
Boston Police
Maynard B. Trussell
Willimuuol
Melrose Highlands Station
McCarthy
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