Prince of Baroda Pays Down in Boston Hotel Deficit
New York July 13 princes Jaisingrao son of Maharajah of Baroda faced two Boston city marshals at the Plaza Hotel over an $89.56 hotel bill. He paid $40 in cash and was told to obtain the rest in coin, then left the tean room with his father. The incident ends with the prince promising to take meals away from hotels in the future.
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Boston
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Maharajah Gaekwar
Baroda
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Plaza
Lenox
Prince
Harvard
Brand
Nix
Death of Aviators Dooms Sky Liners
Leichslngen Germany July 13 death here today of Oscar Erbsloeh and four men in the half mile fall of their dirigible casts gloom over Germany. The accident threatens to halt passenger airship service plans. Erbsloeh won the international cup in balloon races in 1907 and had long been known in aerial circles. The Erbsloeh, a non rigid airship, crashed after a failed test mission between Elberfeld and nearby points. The wreck shows benzine tank rupture and torn envelope. a notebook page from engineer Hoeppe records the final voyage. The death toll among aviators rises to 17 since Sept 17, 1908.
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Prussia
Oscar Erbeloeh
Germany
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St. Tours
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Herr Hoeppe
Herrs Spiexe
Elberfeld
Hoeppe
Hall
Earth
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St. Louis
United States
Frank P. Lahm
Paris
Asbury Park
N. J
M., LeBlanc
France
Alps
Berlin
Yale Man Weds Fair Divorcée
Wilbur B. Bronson a Yale student and Mrs Louise L Barkley a 24 year old divorcee were married by Justice of the Peace George A Sanford at Winchester Centre Connecticut The couple’s friends were surprised by the secret romance and marriage The bridegroom’s mother was notified while caring for a daughter in New Haven quarantined with scarlet fever The bride is a native of Indianapolis and the bridegroom split time between Winchester and the Brooks farm
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Conn
Wilbur B. Bronson
Yale
Louise L. Barkley
George A. Sanford
Winchester Centre
Burton Brooks
New Haven
Indianapolis
Limited train derailed near East Palestine in Pennsylvania
The Manhattan Limited from Chicago to New York derailed tonight near East Palestine Pennsylvania. No injuries were reported. Officials say the train left Chicago at 10 30 a m and was due in New York at 9 23 a m tomorrow.
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New York
East Palestine
Food and Shelter Rush To Campbellton Fire Survivors
Campbellton survivors receive aid as one third of the population wiped out leaving only clothes. Two thirds still have some belongings. Carloads of food and clothing arrive from Gloucester and nearby towns. Relief workers and militia supply tents, meals, and medical support. at least 2000 people sheltered outdoors amid steady rain. several births reported. no fatalities and few serious injuries despite severe conditions.
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Campbellton
Gloucester
St. John
Ottawa
Loss estimates hover near four million in Campbellton blaze
Various estimates place total loss from the Bathurst Campbellton fire between two and four million dollars. Seven dwellings survive as the nucleus of the new town while all are being cared for. Food and shelter are urgently needed, with Dr. Murray naming them as the top needs as Bathurst responders step in.
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Campbellton
Post
Dr. Murray
Bathurst
Boston's purse open "Can We Help" conferees in mayor's office
Boston leaders and Canadian and colonial club readers met with Mayor Fitz Gerald to plan relief for Campbellton fire victims. They sent a telegram to Premier J Douglas Hazen of New Brunswick asking Can we help. The message expresses Boston’s sympathy and readiness to aid.
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Campbellton
N. B
Boston
Fitzgerald
J. Douglas Hazen
New Brunswick
Campbellton Relief Efforts Discussed by Local Leaders
Dr John Martin and other officials attended a meeting where telegrams pledged aid to Campbellton. Mayor Fitzgerald read a Post editor’s telegram promising 500 dollars. The Boston connects urged individual philanthropy while the Chamber weighed needs and government response.
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C. W. Macdonald
Frederic J. Macleod
George J. Raymond
John B. Patterson
John F. Masters
F. H. Ipman
Charles B. B. Raymond
A. J. Copp
New Brunswick
Harria H. Lavers
F. I. Clements
A. C. Chisholm
Fitzgerald
Campbellton
Chamber of Commerce
Bernard J. Rothwell
Canada
Boston
Rothwell
FIGHT IN CAR COST MEN $870 EACH IN COURT
In Cambridge District Court Andrew L. Hennessey and William Day of Arlington were found guilty of causing a disturbance on a Boston Elevated surface car on June 12. They struck an unknown man as he left the car after a disorderly melee involving several youths. Each defendant was fined $870.
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Yestersday
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William Day
Arlington
Bosston
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