Canopic Reaches Boston Light Amid Snow and Cheers
Cardinal O Connell returns to Boston as the Canopic anchors a mile and a half from Boston Light after a stormy voyage. Reporters aboard the Post tug greet him and announce news to readers while the Canopic plans to weigh anchor for quarantine. Additional arrests and political tension are hinted as the city awaits further developments.
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Cardinal O'Connell
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Boston Post
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Post
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Ettor and Giovannitti Arrested in Lawrence Textile Case
Police fear bloodshed as 10 000 strikers planned a funeral parade in Lawrence. Ettor and Giovannitti were charged as accessories before the fact to murder in the Anna Lopizzo riot, with no bail. Militia surrounded stations while authorities warned of further protests.
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Anna Lopizzo
Lawrence
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo M. Giovannitti
Il Proletario
Chandler
W. E H. Proctor
Shoe Workers of
Haverhill
Proctor
Joe
Captain Proctor
Giovanniti
Fittor
John J. Mullen
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union of Haverhill
New Bedford Textile Workers
Fttor
C Giovannitti
Tie
Lawrence Street
Arturo. M. Giovannitti
Annie Wellzenback
Tug Juno Binds to Canopic Liner in Sneak Line Haul
The Canopic liner carried passengers who watched Captain Andrew Cunning ham steer the Juno. Mate Macdonald aboard caught the heaving line, and a huge bundle of the early edition of this mining's Post was hauled aboard to the line's end.
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Juno
Andrew Cunningham
Mate Macdonald
Fire Rips Attleboro Bates Block In Early Morning Blaze
A Boston owned car explodes in front of the Bates block at Park and North Main, destroying shops and the Bates Opera House. Fire spreads to adjacent Gifford block as nearby towns aid the overwhelmed local department. wind drives the blaze, with control hoped by 4 a.m. Nobody is quoted, but Boston occupants were inside the vehicle.
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Bates
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North Main Streets
F. K. Ames
Walkover Shoe Company
Ladies’ Specialty
Boston
Bates Block
Opera House
Gifford
Bryan backs Wilson amid Watterson feud in Texas
William J. Bryan views Governor Woodrow Wilson as helped by the controversy with Colonel Henry Watterson. He thinks Wilson is right in his beliefs and notes the discussion has not harmed Wilson. Continued on Page 4-Fourth Col.
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Dallas
Texas
William J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Henry Watterson
Wilson
New England Weather Forecast Small Change in Temperatures
Forecast notes fair conditions with light to moderate winds. Cloudy Wednesday, then Thursday expected to be fair with little change in temperature and light to moderate north to northwest winds.
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New England
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Average temperature yesterday was 24.7 degrees with a high of 27 and a low of 21. Measured at Thompson's Spa, the report notes yesterday's weather details and compares to last year’s figures. A mention indicates Wednesday a year ago was clear.
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