European Exodus From Boston Shows Surge in European Travel
Boston's port activity reveals a sharp rise in European departures with 4970 people leaving June 1 to July 9, 1901, up from 3326 the prior year. Lines like Dominion and Leyland show gains while Cunard trails due to fewer steerage passengers.
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Boston
New York
New England
Dominion Line
Cunard Line
Ultae
Ruel
Leyland Line
Kipping
Democrats Convene In Columbus For Ohio State Convention
Delegates and visitors gather in Columbus for the Democratic State convention with preliminary work planned for tomorrow. Charles W. Baker is expected to serve as permanent chairman. The conservative McLean element aims to push the Cincinnati platform taxing corporations, especially railways, as the main issue. Colonel James Kilbourne of Columbus is anticipated as the gubernatorial nominee.
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Columbus
Charles W. Baker
John R. McLean
Hamilton County
McLean
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Johnson
James Kilbourne
Arlington Sues Swan Over Ten Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars
Arlington has filed a suit against Roland A. Swan now jailed in Cambridge awaiting trial at the next Superior Court term. The action seeks 10800 dollars and preliminary papers have been filed at the clerk of court’s office.
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Arlington
SWAN
Roland A. Swan
Cambridge
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Citizen
A Boston baker, A C Howes of 2 Central Wharf, testifies in support of Dean's Kidney Pills. He recounts severe kidney pain in 1895, doctors and remedies failing, then relief from the product, and continues to publicly endorse it after five years. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box with Foster Milburn Co. as Buffalo agents.
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Boston
A. C. Howes
Central Wharf
Tiberty Square
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Colebrook Now Mass of Ruins in Fire
A destructive fire in Colebrook New Hampshire consumed the town's business district after starting in T. J. Hall's barn at 1 a.m. Heavy rains helped save much of the village. Losses exceed 150000, with thirty firms and organizations damaged including the Odd Fellows, the Upper Coos Grange and the public library. Dr. B A Cook suffered severe burns while aiding in rescue efforts.
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Colebrook
N. H
T. J. Hall
Odd Fellows
Upper
Coos Grange
Public Library
Clark and Magee Locate Saloon on Brookside Avenue
Clark and Magee win a liquor license on Brookside Avenue Jamaica Plain after a protracted hearing. The site, a quiet residential block between Cornwall and Green streets, will be rebuilt into a modern establishment. Magee has prior bartending experience with Parlin and Dolan Bros. Clark previously faced removal from Germantown amid local opposition. The license, bought for about 16000 dollars, comes as Monroe Murphy bids for a license in the same district.
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Clark & Magee
Brookside Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Clark
Germantown
Dedham
Judge Ely
Monroe Murphy
Cone Andrew Galvin
Brookside Oe
Cornwall
Green Streets
McGee
Thomas Parlin
Dolan Bros
Ept
Crowninshield claims authorhip of Dewey despatch
Rear Admiral Crowninshield asserts he authored the Dewey despatch sent to Manila to attack the Spanish fleet. He says he wrote it in the White House and redrafted it with Attorney General Griggs and the President, removing only a request to include capture or destroy. Secretary Long corroborates April 24 White House discussions and its ciphering for delivery.
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Washington
A. S. Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Dewey
Hong Kong
Manila
Admiral Crowninshield
White House
Griggs
Whittlesley
Secretary Long
Dmiral Crowninshield
Long
Navy Propertines
Washed up by a dime a theatre romance
In Scranton on July 8 Miss Hattie Sturgis dropped a dime down George Holden’s back in a theatre. He escorted two girls home with a nickel, then revealed the dime lay between his stocking’s heel and toe. Miss Sturgis chose romance over misfortune and they married yesterday.
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Scranton
Penn
Hattie Sturgis
George Holden
Holden
Gill pressing new charge against ex deputy McCrillis
Collector Gill claims a new indictment accusing Ransom F McCrillis of a $36 deficit in government accounts. McCrillis and his attorney Daniel Crowley deny knowledge of the charge. Crowley notes the earlier acquittal and cites court delays in Gill's $10,000 suit against McCrillis set for October.
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James D. Gill
Ransom F. McCrillis
United States Court
McRillis
Gill
Post
McCrillis
United States
E. Daniel Crowley
Danvers
Balem
Port Ceatercay
Owle
Mecritlis
Crowley
Get the Most Out of Your Food and Digestive Health
An ad-style claim touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening the stomach and digestive system. It cites a weak stomach causing uneasiness after eating headaches and nausea with customer testimonials from E. B. Hickman of West Chester Pennsylvania. The copy emphasizes improved energy and health through regular use.
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Hood
E. B. Hickman
West Chester
Fever Victims Seek Relief From Hay Fever Exile
In a August season scene at hay fever resorts crowds complain of sneezing coughing and disruption to work and family life. The article promotes Stuart s Catarrh Tablets 50 cents a box and offers a free folder on hay fever causes and cures from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Sofrest
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Constitution Proves a Marvel in Yacht Race
The Constitution defeats the Independence by a wide margin in light wind off Boston with Columbia unable to match the fast Belmont boat. Captain Haff and crew pressed for speed as Constitution sailed faultlessly, while rumors of leaks around Independence proved groundless.
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Haff
Columbia
Bart
Barr
Boston
Constitution
Rhodes
Independence
Hart
Constitution Triumphs In Triangular Newport Race
The Constitution won the first of three corner races near Brenton's Reef lightship, finishing 10 minutes 37 seconds ahead of Columbia. Independence trailed after a promising start as light winds and haze hindered the other rivals. The Constitution improved on each leg, finishing the final stretched leg in 49 minutes 40 seconds amid light airs and steady handling by her crew.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Constitution
Columbia
Brenton’s Reef
Crogs
Leeward
Independence
Windward
E. D. Morgan
Barr
Inde
Constitution Beats Independence in Boston Light Wind Race
The Constitution defeats the Independence by a wide margin on a 30 mile light wind course off Narragansett Bay. Columbia trails far behind as the new Bristol sloop proves superior in light airs and signals an era of strong performance in such conditions.
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Narragansett Bay
Boston
Herreshoff
Columbia
Independence
Crowninshield
New Constitution
Worcester Steamfitters Strike Shuts City Firms
Nearly fifty members of Worcester Union walked out this morning seeking an 8 hour day and a three dollar twenty five cent minimum wage. Four firms are affected and about one third of Worcester steamfitters are on strike.
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Worcester
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