Troopers and Soldiers Head for Camp Encampment
Troops from the battalion of light artillery and the First Corps of Cadets depart Boston for Westfield Camp Bartlett for annual maneuvers. Eighty horses join Troop F amid rapid loading at Huntington avenue yards. Tomorrow brings a flurry as five regiments embark within minutes of each other.
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Massachusetts Naval Brigade to voyage aboard Denver class cruisers
The Massachusetts Naval Brigade sails August 19 for a regimental cruise aboard three Denver class cruisers. Five hundred men and 30 officers will train at sea with full gun practice under ready orders. Ship assignments and expense arrangements will be coordinated by naval and adjutant general officers.
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Navy Department
New Tug Betsey Ross Launched In Chelsea Harbor
A handsome launching occurred at the Richard T. Green shipyard in Chelsea for the new water and tugboat Betsey Ross. The 65 by 16 and 7 foot 7 inch craft features a compound engine, horizontal boiler, and 120 pounds steam, planned for commission within a month and joining the Ross company fleet of six vessels.
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Stonington
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Bertelsen & Petersen
East Boston
Ross Company
New Anchorage Regulations Outline Harbor Rules
Harbor master Captain Ithamar A. Mereen prepares new rules restricting anchorage. Vessels drawing 25 feet to deeper must not anchor between ferries or on the East Boston side. Anchoring moved to the South Boston side with Bird Island flats dredged to three feet. Proposals include marking the Bird Island edge and placing an anchorage buoy to mark the channel.
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East Boston
Ship Channel
South Boston
Bird Island Flats
July 4 Miniature Almanac of Ocean Movement
Arrived vessels include Steamers Alice Knudsen Sama Cuba to Bananas for W. W. & C. R. Noyes and others, with many schooners and tugs listed. Cleared and Sailed sections note ships heading to Halifax, Louisburg, Baltimore, and New York with multiple towing barges and vessels. Wind NE to ESE, high water at 12:30 p m.
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Firemen thanked by commissioner for off duty response
Fire Commissioner Wells sent letters of thanks to his driver Joseph M. Donovan and to William Peterson for their off duty fire response. Timothy F. Cannon of Engine 21 and J. F. O'Connell of Engine 17 swapped places yesterday by the commissioner's permission.
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Major Philadelphia Purity Raid Arrests 2000
In a record purity raid in Philadelphia, 2000 men and women were rounded up from midnight to sunrise. Police seized liquor cigars and gambling devices as chiefs ordered nationwide raids with no tips. Many detainees included prominent families and well dressed women amid dramatic confrontations.
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Penn
United States
Trolley Lever Misplacement Causes Minor Streetcar Incident
Boston & Northern officials traced a Sunday night accident at North Saugus to a misplaced controlling lever by an worker. The Wakefield bound Lynn car started after switch activation, causing only a broken pane. several passengers escaped serious injury and walked away. Charles Kline, Lewis Collanzro, Michael Cahill, and Mrs. Wilson were treated for shock or minor effects and resumed routine.
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Wakefield
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Michael Cahill
Broken Seat Fatality Strikes Team Driver
Frank Shea a 45 year old teamster for C. H. Graves of Hawkins Street died when a leather strap seat broke causing him to fall from his team on Causeway Street yesterday afternoon. He died instantly from a broken neck.
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Two Men Arrested For Alleged Street Theft
Frederick Wilson 23 of Providence Rhode Island and William R Smith 23 of New York City were arrested yesterday afternoon for allegedly stealing 20 dollars from John Williams of South Carver Massachusetts on Tremont Street.
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Providence
R. I
William R. Smith
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Lightning destroys St. Catherine’s Tower in Dantzig
In Dantzig Germany the famed 14th century tower of St Catherine’s Church was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. The chimes bells dating from 1634 were partly melted.
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Dantzic
Germany
St. Catherine’s Church
Wireless Telegraph raid on Chicago offices halts racing data
Detectives raided the Wireless Telegraph Company offices in Chicago this afternoon and seized the wireless apparatus. Manager William H. Ocker D O'Brien and Edward Brandon were arrested as police removed the equipment.
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The
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