Search Burned Steamer's Hold for Missing Men
Fire aboard the City of Bangor at Foster's wharf sent rescue efforts into a rush. Louis Stickle and Representative Lewis Sullivan were among those saving others as boats, tugs, and police aided in pulling crew from the burning steamer. Several men are missing, and divers searched the forecastle while a dozen workers escaped into the harbor. The blaze started in the forepeak and quickly consumed the vessel, which had arrived from Bath and Maine ports and was to sail at 6 o'clock with passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stickel
Boseman
Lewis R. Sullivan
Dorchester
Stickel
Bath
Maine
Foster's Wharf
Sennett
McDonald
Mullen
Northern Avenue
Foster's
Otis Wharf
E. A. Blair
Walter Scott
Sylvester O’brien
John Mertine
Jose Lucas
John Santos
Louis Stickle
Bangor
Lewis Sullivan
Sullivan
Edwin L. Pillsbury
David Stewart
Thomas W. Roose
Roose
Stewart
Stickles
Representative Sullivan
House
Pillsbury
Boston
Albert Hansen
City of
Blair
City of Rockland
Thomas Roose
Revere
Edwin L
Bitter discussion on Bryan lectures in Senate debate
Senators Bristow Townsend Fall and others attacked Secretary Bryan for delivering paid lectures while public questions demanded his attention at the State Department. The Bristow resolution to require Wilson to say a salary sufficient for Bryan was tabled 41 to 29 with Democrats voting against it. Ex Governor Guild’s Commercial Bulletin notes Mellen’s resignation and urges a board overhaul with emphasis on public confidence and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Baltimore
Kansas
James
Townsend
Fall
Bryan
State Department
Wilson
Borah
Poindexter
Lewis
Michigan
Ray
Chicago
Senator Townsend
Raids Continue in Revere Boulevard Liquor Crackdown
Metropolitan police under Sergeant Maurice Finn conducted two liquor raids late last night in Revere Boulevard area. At 276 Boulevard Mrs Mary Holland premises yielded 43 bottles of lager beer and at 291 Boulevard Howard Slennan premises produced 45 bottles of ale plus a quart of whiskey. Police acted without local officer involvement aiming to clean up liquor in the boulevard district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Maurice Finn
Metropolitan Park Police
Finn
Albert
Connolly
Allen
Donahue
McKinnon
Herbert W. West
Revere Beach
Boulevard District
Metropolitan Police
276 Boulevard
Mary Holland
291 Boulevard
Howard Slennan
Fort Wagner Day Observed by Massachusetts Colored Troops
Veterans of the 54th and 55th Massachusetts Volunteers gathered to mark the sixth anniversary of the Fort Wagner battle. Speakers honored the colored troops and ceremonies moved from Jamaica Plain to Doric Hall at the State House and to the Shaw Memorial on Beacon Street. A resolution urged Connecticut to pardon Jefferson Ellis, life prisoner since 1879 for killing Louis Fairchild.
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Theth
Massachusetts
Fort Wagner
John A. Andrew
Andrew Square
Jamaica Plain
Governor Andrew
Doric Hall
State House
William D. Brigham
Dorchester
Faneuil Hall
Shaw Memorial
Beacon Street
Connecticut
Jefferson Ellis
54Th Infantry
Louis Fairchild
Ellis
Rescue at Waltham: Local Hero Saves Two From River
Joseph Hackett, 18, swam from the river bank behind the Metz factory to rescue two non swimming boys, 13-year-old John Reilly and 14-year-old James Keating, who fell from a boat in a dangerous cove with thick grass and lily pools. He brought them to safety after they lost balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hackett
Waltham
Metz Automobile
John Reilly
Chum
James Keating
Hackett
Twin calves born to cow at Wakefield town farm
A Jersey cow at Wakefield town farm gave birth to twin calves, both heifers, on Thursday. The birth marks a historic first for the town and surrounding areas, with the calves and mother reported as thriving. Superintendent Coldwell notes he has never seen such twin births in his long farming career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Wakefield Town Farm
Superintendent Coldwell
Mellen Says Actions Will Be Justified Upon Resignation
New York July 18 President Charles S. Mellen declared that every thing he has done will in time be justified before the New Haven railroad board of directors who formally accepted his resignation today.
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Gan
New York
Theodore N. Vail
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Skinner
Edward Milligan
Robert W. Patt
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Mellen
New England
Stock Exchange
New Haven
the Road
Mr. Mellen
Prouty
Executive Committee
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Timothy E. Byrnes
Board of Directors
Byrnes
New Haven Railroad
Post
Mr. Byrnes
G. Buckland
A. Kh. Whaley
H. M. Rochersperger
Robbins
Campbell
Yale
New Haven Road
Great Northern
Willard
Soo
Frederick D. Tuderwood
Brig
Underwood
Erie
Mr. Willard
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Morse
Jennie Morse
Harvard
Morse
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Vail
Mr. Rea
Skinner
Milligan
Taft
New
Curtis Guild
The
Commercial Bulletin
Bulletin
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
George von Ju. Meyer
New Haven Railroad Board of Directors
Secretary Opens Talks on U S Mexico Attitude
The secretary said he would undertake the trip on his own initiative and would not assume the presidency of the Winona Chautauqua until its reorganization after debts are liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Winona Chautauqua
Bryan Will Speak On Lecture Tour For Vacations
Secretary Bryan discussed his plan to lecture during vacation and earn about 250 dollars per talk. He will depart tomorrow and give his first lecture at the Winona Chautauqua on Sunday afternoon, then continue while time permits before meeting Ambassador Wilson with a report to President Wilson.
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Washington
Bryan
Men Today
Winona
Ind
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Wilson
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Elliot
Meyer
Palm Beach
Priestley
Franklin
Providence
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Fifth Ave
Anger Neerste Buffaloth
Chestnut
Maio
WAI & Bond
Waitt & Bond Blackstone
Havana
Sumatra
Waitt & Bond, Inc
Columbus Ave
Andrew
the Men's Store School
Roxbury
Roxbur
Roxon
Hanover Sts
Norfolk
Rean Tour
Union St
America
Govun
Lenox
TEGAT
Globe
Brookside
Aks Sn
Amall
Ves
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