Yale Student Robert Hubbard Nelson Dies After Illness
Robert Hubbard Nelson, Yale junior, died at 3 o clock this morning after brain fever worsened during study for the Yale Harvard debate. He had recently become delirious yet occasionally spoke during rehearsals and lived in New Haven with his mother. his father is a Bridgeport pharmacist. Junior class members plan to meet this afternoon to adopt resolutions of condolence.
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New Haven
Conn
Robert Hubbard Nelson
Yale University
Nelson
Bridgeport
Local Whiskey Label Advertised By Sinnott’s Druggists
A terse ad notes that Cibeon’s Whiskies are strictly fine in every part icular and bottled under Sinnott's label. Sold by druggists and other liquor dealers, with emphasis on process and quality assurances.
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Cibeon
Siore & Sinnott
Fire Destroys Soap Works in Cambridge
A second alarm reported by Lox 23 at 8 54 p m brought Cambridge fire units to Lysander Kemp & Sons soap works on Broadway and Davis street. The rear building gutted in an hour, front office spared, ovens and rendering vats fed flames, total loss estimated near 30 000 with possible 100 000 if entire complex burned. origin unclear.
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Cambridge
Lysander Kemp & Sons
Broadway
Davis Street
Cambridge Fire Department
Lox
Curtis, Davis & Co
Kemp
Missing Haggerty Feared Lost in City Fire
James Haggerty, 23, missing after a deadly Federal Street fire, feared to be buried under the timbers with reporter Barker. His mother rushed from Woburn to Boston, searching hospitals and police stations as investigators comb debris for his body in the wake of the disaster.
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Barker
James Haggerty
Federal Street
High Street
Harrison Avenue
Woburn
Boston
Hagzerty
Haggerty
Hooded District Fire Nets Three Alarms At 238 Devonshire
A blaze in the Hooded District at 238 Devonshire Street triggered three alarms in quick succession. Flames emerged from the second story as dense smoke hindered detection, with the Postal Telegraph Company on the ground floor and the M Deno Company upstairs. The fire damaged only walls and clothing, with total losses not exceeding 5000 dollars. the elevator and stairway were bricked in, saving the structure.
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Buileing
Devonshire Street
Postal Telegraph Company
M. Deno Company
Protective Department
Hunnewell Estate
Newburyport Blaze Damages Bartlett Street Building
A three story wooden building on Bartlett street in Newburyport owned by Mrs. Susan B. Hayes burned tonight. Ground floor used by Newburyport Water Company will incur about $300 loss. Second floor housed Caleb R. Eluse a printer where fire started, with losses between $1700 and $2000. Upper story once housed Standard Newspaper Company now insolvent. stock and type damaged about $200. Building wall loss about $600. All losses covered by insurance.
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Newburyport
Bartlett Street
Susan B. Hayes
Dover
Newburyport Water Company
Caleb R. Eluse
Bluse
Standard Newspaper Company
Type
Henry B. Littie
Winter Sports Attire at Oak Hall on North Street
Toboggan suits and sweaters for skaters, Irish ulsters, overcoats, fur caps, gloves, and robes offered for winter recreation at Oak Hall located at 32 North Street.
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Oak Hall
North Street
Arlington Shooting: Boy Sixteen Fires At Woman Over Robbery
At 11:30 in Arlington a sixteen year old youth shot Mrs. Mary E. Dutton in a robbery attempt. The woman was not fatally wounded and the suspect, Elmer Partridge, was arrested and confessed to the act. The scene remained quiet as authorities investigated motive and injuries.
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Elmer Partridge
Mary E. Dutton
Arlington
Mrs. Dutton
Blaine relapses and doctors monitor patient during long night
Washington January reports state ex Secretary Blaine shows no definite relapse as doctors Johnston Hyatt and Blaine's son visit the bedside. The scene at the family residence is tense with guarded remarks while physicians decide whether a night watch is needed as Blaine weakens but shows response to treatment.
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Washington
Mr. Blaine
Dr. Hyatt
Weather Indications Forecast for Friday in Northeast
Washington reports January 12 eight p m forecast shows snow and clearing in Eastern New York with colder northwesterly winds. Maine fair with coast snow and cold northerly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut snow clearing by Friday morning, colder in eastern areas. New Hampshire Vermont fair with northerly winds. signals extend from Savannah to Eastport.
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Washrnaton
Jan
New York
Maine
Massachustts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Savannah
Eastport
Lengthy search ends as reporter’s body is recovered at pit
Mr Walsh locates the exact site where the reporter died while seeking news. Close by a Transcript reporter and John Barker, father of the dead boy, stand near the pit as the body is raised at 12 15. The crowd watches the solemn scene before the body is moved to Jones’s undertaking rooms. Night crews resume digging and uncover the arm beneath a storehouse partition.
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Joseph F. Barker
Joe
Barker
BR. R. Walsh
Transcript
John Barker
Tobin
Ruins of Fire Stand on Ice and Wool Bed
The Federal Street fire ruins loom dangerous with ice and snow beneath. Good judgment is advised in locating the site where the body lay as two streams of rushing water continue to flow.
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Federal Street
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James Winn
Savin Rock
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G. W. Simmons & CO
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