Snow piles high on bed at Rutland sanatorium
A northeast snow storm traps patients at Maple Lodge tuberculin sanatorium in Rutland. Patients Kirk Seabury Jr and George Ansil slept with heads outside. Miss Rose Bodman reports others fared poorly with snow drifted rooms. Snow blocked doors and five inches lay on Frank Bliss’s bed before removal. Boston resident John Kane, in a tent near Brown’s cottage, was dug out and fed breakfast.
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Frank A. Bliss
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John Kane
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Brown
Thieves Bind Aged Couple In Connecticut Home Invasion
In Middlefield Connecticut Ballentine Miller aged 80 and his wife 75 were bound and gagged by two men who entered their home late last night and ransacked the house.
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Peace Shaft to Tower 1200 Feet at Cost of $5,000,000
New York sculptor F Wellington Ruckstahl plans the world’s largest monument on the Hudson banks. A 250 by 250 foot platform will support a 125 foot high cube foyer and concert hall. An 800 foot column will rise, capped by a 40 by 40 foot room housing a government weather and wireless station.
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Rescued Skipper From Sea After 20 Hour Ordeal
Providence Rhode Island January 16 Captain Beers and four crew members of the barge I F Chapman were rescued by the tug John Scully after 20 hours confined in a deckhouse with no food or drink. Pumps were started to keep the craft from sinking during a storm off Montauk and Beers was nearly washed overboard.
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Rescue at Sea Saves Chapman Captain and Crew
Engineer Manuel extended over the barge’s bulwarks to haul Captain Beers back aboard as heavy seas overwhelmed the Chapman. The two-barge tow faced a gale off Montauk, anchors held, pumps started, and all five men endured 20 hours before the engine room salvaged the vessel.
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Marquette Hit By Big Storm Returns After Turbulent Voyage
The steamer Marquette from Antwerp tied up at Hoosac Tunnel docks after a perilous midwinter passage marked by a gale and blinding snow. Captain A. E. Tribe cited a three day delay as heavy weather and a blizzard pummeled New England. Passengers included Mrs. EE Montagne and two daughters, planning to avoid long ocean travel again.
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Local Man Dies in Dynamite Blast at New London Home
William A. Bennett blew himself up with three sticks of dynamite at his residence 35 Evergreen Avenue after returning from work He handed his wife flowers and whispered You will know what to do with them between now and Monday Police noted the incident as a fatal blast with Bennett dying at the scene in New London on a Friday evening
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Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz Ointment
Advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. Money refunded if not cured, price 60 cents.
Scribbler Show Girls Become Expert Tobogganers
Miss Mae Wood of Dorchester forms a 50 member girls toboggan club as winter snow boosts coasting at Franklin Park. The group, part of the Scribblers show at Jordan Hall February 4 and 5, includes Mae Jackson a leading comedian.
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Aviators Soar in Gale as Curtiss Paulhan Win
In a half gale at Los Angeles aviation field Glenn H. Curtiss C. K. Hamilton and Louis Paulhan dominate a day of aerial feats. Curtiss climbs over a hundred feet and traces circles then a figure eight while Paulhan rises 512 feet and races the wind. They join in an aerial Marathon as Paulhan clocks a 2 38 8 5 lap and Curtiss 2 12 for the fastest time. Paulhan chases Curtiss start record with a 118 3 feet flight on soft turf.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
C. K. Hamilton
Louis Paulhan
Curtiss
Paulhan
Charles K. Hamilton
Pauilhan
Electric shock at Lynn plant endangers worker
James McCloud of 45 Western Avenue received a 4500 volt shock while on a crane at Lynn General Electric Company. He slipped and grabbed a live wire, hung suspended until power was cut. He was taken to Lynn City Hospital unconscious with serious injuries but doctors hope for possible recovery.
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James McCloud
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McCloud
Lynn General Electric Company
Lynn City
Derelict motor boat found ashore at Green Hill Nantasket
A derelict motor boat with only its batteries intact and lacking a nameplate was found today high on the Nantasket shore at Green Hill.
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