Women Saved From Yacht Off Stratford Connecticut
Providence dispatch reports Mrs. Mary Stewart and her daughter Mrs. Louise Lewis were rescued from the sinking yacht William Jennings Bryan off Stratford, Connecticut. They arrived in Providence aboard the Colonial liner Lexington with their husbands, Robert Stewart and James Lewis, Jacksonville millionaires, and a sailor who stayed with the vessel in hopes of beaching it near Port Jefferson, New York. The party had been cruising from Florida for several weeks.
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Providence
William Jennings Bryan
Stratford Whoals
Americans Flee Mexico as Revolutions Disrupt Trade
Destitute Americans arrive by boat from Mexican ports amid revolutions that have paralyzed industry. American consuls may draw on State Department funds to evacuate citizens from danger zones with Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson providing relief funds where needed.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Torreon
Henry Lane Wilson
Embroidered Lawn Collars and Fine Net Garments
Round collars of embroidered lawn with face edge valued at 50c to 75c. Jabots of fine hand embroidered linen and jabots priced 25c to 1.25. Guimpes of imported net boned and elastic finished bottom at 1.25. Sets of imported nets priced 2.25. Madeira needlework pieces valued at 3.00.
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Peicessaree
Parasols Described in Desirable Shades and Materials
Catalog of parasols offered in fine taffeta and pongee with velvet trims and colored linings. Prices range from 1.50 to 6.00, with examples in parrot, navy, purple, black, and black and white designs. Includes pongee parasols with ribbon borders and varied sizes.
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Cerererer Serrence
Misses' Dresses in Stripe Voiles and Crepes on Sale
Ladies sizes 14 16 18 offered in plain and fancy stripe voiles crepes and dimity with lace silk and velvet trims Regular price 12 00 Now 5 75 Sale reduces cost for the chosen misses wardrobe providing affordable fashion from the period catalog featuring trimmed dresses.
Frank M Andrews Benches Separating From Taft Partner
New York July 13 Frank M Andrews the architect who put his firm into receivership to sever ties with Charles P Taft says he will support his wife Pauline Frederick but will not live under the same roof. He notes he lives apart and has not pursued a legal separation and continues to contribute to her support.
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New York
Frank M. Andrews
Charles P. Taft
Pauline Frederick
White
Man Hit by Train Dies in Hospital
William Furlong 19 of 65 Brookline Street Cambridge died at Relief Hospital from injuries after a collision at North Station between a motor baggage truck and a Portland bound train Saturday forenoon. Furlong, driving for American Express, lost control, the truck crashed into the baggage car, he was thrown onto the platform and taken unconscious to the hospital.
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William Furlong
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Relief
North Station
Young Furlong
American Express Company
Portland
Furlong
Cambridge Teen Struck Head Diving At South Boston Float
William Pigott 18 of 381 Norfolk Street Cambridge struck his head on a stone diving from a float at Head House South Boston. Lifeguard Walter Murphy rescued him, Pigott was unconscious and brought ashore. Dr Frederick W Stewart ordered admission to Carney Hospital by car.
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William Pigott
Norfolk Street
Cambridge
Boston
Pigott
Walter Murphy
City Point
Frederick W. Stewart
Carney Hospital
Russell Knocks Out Lore in 11th Round Bout
Frankie Russell of New Orleans defeated Johnny Lore of New York by knockout in the 11th round of their 20round light weight boxing match at McDonoughville. Lore was counted out after being knocked through the ropes as the bell for the round ended.
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New Orleans
Frankie Russell
Johnny Lore
New York
McDonoughville
Lore
Russell
Low Fares to Colorado All Summer
Advertisement invites travelers to Colorado with cheap weekly rates from $7 to $10 and mentions Rock Island Lines services the Rocky Mountain Limited and Colorado Flyer from Chicago and St. Louis. It touts books Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky and directs readers to contact L. Parrott in Boston for details.
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Colorado
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Flyer
St. Louis
Rock Island
L. Parrott
New England
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Ice Cream Tipsy Lady Bear At Franklin Park Zoo
A crowd gathered at Franklin Park Zoo as a woman fed ice cream to a brown bear. The scene led to the woman appearing intoxicated and distressing onlookers during an afternoon incident.
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Franklin Park
Bear Given Brandy Ice Cream By Careless Donor
In a heat wave a bear named Antoinette at a zoo was fed brain with frozen pudding mix and sherry enhanced ice cream by Marc Treanor. The bear became hysterical then drowsy and slept, prompting Treanor to admit his mistake and vow not to repeat it.
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Marc Treanor
Savin Hill Avenue
Antoinette
Cooling Breezes Bring Relief Across New England
The heat eased as cooling breezes are forecast for today and tomorrow with clear skies. Only a slight chance of local showers remains, as yesterday reached 89 in many areas while the Boston region saw no prostrations. Beachgoers and resort crowds flocked to L Street and Revere beaches amid the warm conditions.
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New England
Greater
Boston
L Street Bath
Revere
Postponed Interclub Yacht Race Opening Session
Squally weather yesterday forced the Interclub Yacht Racing Association to postpone the first squadron run scheduled for yesterday morning.
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Interclub Yacht Racing Association
Hundreds Visit Fort Strong Soldiers on Busy Open Day
Hundreds of parents relatives and friends from the Third Battalion Coast Artillery Corps MVM visited Fort Strong yesterday to see citizen soldiers on a weeklong tour. The government tug General Jesup under Captain R J Learson made two trips conveying hundreds of visitors. Yesterday’s visit day was the largest ever recorded at the fort.
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Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Strong
Jesup
R. J. Learson
Fort
Ball Game At Fort Ended With Unscorable Lead
After mass the volunteers dressed in khaki to host visitors at a fort ball game. Two company teams played but scoring halted after the fifth inning due to an overwhelming lead. The afternoon featured tours of the fort and demonstrations of big guns and target ranging methods.
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Cutler
Volunteers Resume Routine Duties After Drill Night Band Plan
After evening dress parade and guard mount led by Major Benjamin Siedd the volunteers resume regular work at the big sub-calibre Buns. They begin night drill for the first time since encampment with no illnesses beyond home sickness. A band concert is planned tonight with a dance tomorrow night.
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Benjamin Siedd
Eviction Notice Spurs Aid for Dorchester Family
Mrs. Carl Hamburg of 220 Westville Street faced eviction for non payment of rent but the property agent aided the family after learning of their distress. Her eldest son Carl age five fell ill with whooping cough while the household survived on 25 cents daily. The husband left a week earlier and has not been heard from since. James J. Byrne bought provisions for the family and notified the Dorchester Children's Welfare League. Representative Peter J. Donaghue secured store credit in her name.
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Carl Hamburg
Dorchester
Westville Street
Carl
Hamburg
James J. Byrne
Mr. Byrne
Dorchester Children’s Welfare League
Peter J. Donaghue
Two Canoeists Rescued From Charles River Incident
A young man and woman were rescued yesterday after their canoe capsized on the Dedham side of the Charles River. Frank Mosely, in another nearby canoe, swam to assist and carried them ashore. The man had fallen after dropping a paddle. They were taken to Bent's boat house and later returned home.
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Charles River
Dedham
Frank Mosely
Bent
Neckwear Samples at Two Price Offerings
Neckwear samples advertise hand embroidered pieces in the latest styles with laces from Valenciennes and real Irish lace. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents for various collars and dresses, with several items noted as low as 50 cents and 25 cents for select pieces.
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Mexico
Revo
R. H. Stearns & Company
Atlantic Mills
Marinette Knitting Mills
the Post
Slephone Circulation Dept
Charles
Coast Artillery
Dler & Co
Chan
Misses’ Coats
Marie Antoinette
Martha Washington
Guimpes
Valenciennes
Chandler & Co
Chandler & Bo
Tremont Street
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