Fitchburg Man Dies of Glanders After Horse Illness
Lyman C. Albee and his son in Fitchburg contracted glanders while trying to treat a beloved horse. The father died after eight days of agony. the son, 18, is gravely ill as doctors warn no effective cure exists. The spread is linked to horse discharges and ungloved contact.
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Fitchburg
Lyman C. Albee
Lyman C
Mr. Albee
South Framingham
Brockton Man Attacked by Masked Highwayman in Linden
Charles R. Hatch of 159 Main Street Brockton was held up on Lynn Street Linden about 8:30 pm by a masked gunman who demanded money. Hatch was knocked from his bicycle and stunned, then kicked as he tried to flee before cries for help chased the assailant away toward Everett. Special Officer Osterlind and Maiden police investigated. two South Boston men detained briefly then released.
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Main Street
Brockton
Lynn Street
Linden
Hatch
George Lowrey
Holy Cross
Everett
Linden Square
Osterlind
Maiden
Osterlund
Holy Cross Cemetery
SH Boston
Path
South Boston
Weather Report From SHINGTON July 22
London forecast notes light to fresh east to south winds for Monday and Tuesday with occasional rugged conditions and general outlook toward England.
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Shington
England
Ninth's List of Dead and Wounded Receives
Washington expects an advance from Tien Tsin soon after August first as reports indicate the rebellion shows weakness. The secretary of the Chinese legation in London assesses the situation and notes likely gains for allied forces.
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Washington
Tien Tsin
London
All Siberia Called to Arms Amid Siege Proclamation
An Imperial ukase from St. Petersburg declares a state of siege in Siberia Turkes tan and Semirechinek and calls reservists to the colors. The vast district spans about 6000 miles with over 45 000 Russians under 45,000 and about 100 000 living in Asiatic Russia along the northern and western border.
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Siberia
Turkestan
Semirechinek
China
Russia
Russian cruiser Variag sails on official trial from Cramp yards
The Russian cruiser Variag left Cramp's ship yards at 9 10 am on her official trial trip down the Delaware. Crowds cheered as she proceeded under her own steam toward Boston and a Maine coast test course for speed standardization. The ship carries prominent Russian officers and thirty eight sailors, with guests including Congressman Joseph Cannon and Cramp Armory officials aboard.
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Penn
Varing
Cramp
Delaware River
Camden
Variag
Boston
Boon Island
Maine
Vartag
Vladimir 0. Behr
Leutenant
E. K. Kraft
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Illinois
I. D. J. Kelly
A. V. Zane
EB. M. McKvaine
Courtland D. Cramp
Variag Possible Leave From American Waters Sparks War Talk
Unusual interest surrounds the forthcoming trial voyage of the Russian cruiser Variag along the Cape Ann route due to tense eastern international tensions. If Russia declares war on China, and the United States remains neutral officially, allowing the Variag to depart Philadelphia could be viewed as a breach of international law.
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Cape Ann
Russia
China
United States
Philadelphia
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