Campania Sinks Bark Embleton In Irish Channel
Dense fog over the Irish Channel as the Cunard steamship Campania struck the bark Embleton en route from New York to Liverpool. Embleton sank instantly with eleven crew lost, including the captain. Campania arrived at Liverpool five and a half hours late with the bow stove in. Belief holds eleven perished. Belfast collision between Dromedary and Alligator kills five, injures fifty, legs amputated in many cases. around 600 aboard. Some others feared drowned.
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London
Irish Channel
Cunard Line
Campania
Liverpool
New York
Embleton
New Zealand
Belfast
Belfast Lough
Dromedary
Alligator
Boers Attack Rail Head Post Near Heidelberg
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts saying Boers assaulted a rail head post thirteen miles east of Heidelberg with three guns and pom pom. They were beaten off after a sharp engagement before reinforcements arrived.
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Pretoria
Heidelberg
Chase by police ends with two arrests in Russell area
Two colored men Wil la Keefe and Joseph K Johnson aged 30 and 38 fled from Officer Sonnerman of Station 3 after entreating Robert Gillon at 7 Russell Place. They dropped after two shots fired by the officer and were taken into custody. The men had stolen a silver watch and $40 from their guest and left their horse at 7 Russell Place earlier that morning.
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West End
Station 3
Willa Keefe
Joseph K. Johnson
Russell Street
Russell Place
Robert Gillon
Bowen
Mass
Keefe
Johnson
Buncoéd
Sonnervan
Sonnerman
Fire destroys Red Stone stations and store in North Conway
Fire swept nine Central passenger and freight stations at Red Stone and the Maine and New Hampshire Granite Company general store in North Conway causing a $20,000 loss. A man seen fleeing a nearby barn after starting another blaze escaped into the woods.
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North Conway
N. H
Red Stone
Maine and New Hampshire Granite Company
George B. Wyman
Incendiary Fire Destroys Middleton House and Barn
Otis Rennard's home and barn burned today as a woods fire diverted fire crew. Loss is about 9000 with 600 insurance. Property including furniture farming implements carriages and 160 hens destroyed while occupants were away.
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Middleton
Otis Rennard
Explosion Destroys Home Fire Alarm At 80 Emerald Street
An oil stove exploded on the second floor of a wood dwelling at 80 Emerald Street owned by John Mundo and occupied by Mary Kane. The blast caused a $15 fire and triggered Box 66 alarm at 20 o clock this morning.
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Evory
Emerald Street
John Mundo
Mary Kane
Brighton Brakeman Charged With Manslaughter in Worcester Death
Edward P. Morrison of Brighton was arrested after a blow from him killed Henry T. Layden, 22, a Foresters excursion member, in Worcester. Layden died of a fractured skull at Worcester City Hospital. Morrison, a Boston and Albany brakeman, is held without bail. hearing set for tomorrow.
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Worcester
Edward P. Morrison
Boston& Albany
Henry T. Layden
Worcester City Hospital
Morrison
Brighton
Boston
Layden
Foresters
South Terminal
Safe robbery at Hall & Co office on Charlestown street
A break in at the Charles E. Hall & Co offices on Charlestown street occurred late Saturday night or Sunday morning. A former employee aided access through an unlocked rear window and the inner strong box was opened with a hammer. A boy was arrested, found with no cash, claiming the money was stolen from his grandmother. Police suspect a gang of youths and are keeping details quiet while pursuing leads.
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Charles E. Hall & Co
Charlestown Street
Oarsmen Return From National Regatta in New York
Millstream eight Jeffries Point four and Brig noli of Bradford Boat Club arrived on the Old Dominion after finishing at the national amateur regatta. East Boston fans lined the wharf to cheer, praising Frank Greer the singles champion and noting other crews would have fared well on the Harlem River. Brignoll and Chelsea supporters greeted Bradford and Millstream crews with pride as B A A boats house saw a quiet day and Labor Day plans began with BE Pope and J. Wise chosen for senior singles.
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Millstream
Jeffries Point
Brignoli
Bradford Boat Club
New York
Old Dominion
Chelsea
Ll Pope
J. P. Wise
Boycott of Chinese Laundries Hits Chicago
The Chinese population in Chicago reports a boycott on laundries and truck farming due to Caucasian anti Chinese sentiment tied to unrest in China. Wu Sung Lee, a Chinatown banker, says many laundries have suspended operations and business has fallen sharply. He denies Chinese support for the Boxers and says some have offered services and property to aid foreigners in China.
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Chicago
Celestial Empire
Wu Sung Lee
Chinatown
San Francisco
China
Shot in Forest Park Springfield Park Fatal Shooting
Springfield July 22 Park Officer Arthur J Cleary shot and badly wounded Thomas McGrath in Forest Park. Cleary says McGrath insulted a young woman with a male companion. McGrath faces park ordinance charges. McGrath was wounded in the chest and head and taken to Springfield Hospital.
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Springfield
Arthur J. Cleary
Thomas McGrath
Forest Park
Cleary
McGrath
Ward
Revere Beach Draws Largest Crowd of Season
Big Sunday rush to Revere Beach as 3600 bathers tracked the crowds from morning into night. No accidents or arrests at the beach though police report bikers on Malden street and fruit theft by youths. Crescent Gardens hosts two large sacred concerts with a strong rustic theatre bill. A gold watch found on the sand awaits claimant.
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Revere Beach
West
Crescent Gardens
Revere Town
Malden Street
Nantasket Beach Draws Massive Crowd on Busy Day
Nantasket Beach drew a huge crowd with Chief Gilman of the reservation police and the state property superintendent estimating attendance at least 60 900.
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Nantasket
Nantasket Beach
Gilman
Insurgents Suffer Heavy Losses in Manila Incident
In Manila on July 22 officials report last week 200 insurgents fatally hurt with 130 surrendering or captured. One hundred public safety items were seized. Twelve Americans were fatally hurt and eleven injured.
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Manila
McKillop Tribute Concert Honors Local Hall
A testimonial sacred concert was held at Lyceum Hall East Boston for the widow of late professional ball player John L McKillop. Performers included Gilman’s Orchestra Sadie Merrigan Tommy Merrigan Henry J Bagley John Smith George Landrigan readers Haley and Flynn West and Williams comedians William J Henry George Durgan pianists Lawrence A Brignatt John Kelly cornetist.
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John L. McKillop
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Gilman
Sadie Merrigan
Tommy Merrigan
Henry J. Bagley
John Smith
George Landrigan
John J. Douglass
Dan Coleman
Joseph F. Carty
Haley and Flynn
West and Williams
William J. Henry
George Durgan
Lawrence A. Brignatt
John Kelly
Two Italians jailed after assault in the North End
Pietro Cataldo aged 26 of 152 Richmond Street and Raffaele Guer ente aged 23 of 1 Brince Street were locked up at Station 1 on charges of assault. They allegedly attacked a colored man named William Phillips in the North End.
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North End
Station 1
Pietro Cataldo
Richmond Street
Raffaele Guerente
Brince Street
William Phillips
Fall Injures Woman From Moving Car in Washington Lenox Area
Miss Amelia M. A. Ayers, 40, of 2% Shawmut avenue, alighted from a Norfolk House car at Washington and Lenox streets last night, slipped, and fractured her right hip and wrist. She was taken to City Hospital by Station 6 patrol wagon.
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Amelia M. A. Ayers
Shawmut Avenue
Norfolk House
Washington and
Lenox Streets
City Hospital
Station 6
Nantasket Crowds Share Busy Sunday on the Reservation
A large Nantasket crowd filled the reservation as rules appeared elastic while bands and amusements operated Sunday. Customs clashed with regulations yet arrests were few, with visitors packing hotels like the Pacific House run by Colonel Nat Robinson and lively seaside attractions drawing crowds all day.
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Nantasket
Perkins
Hull
Weir River
Press Cycle Club
Columbia Union
Brockton
Nat’ Robinson
Pacific House
Pacific
Banner Bass Point Visit Draws 10000 Plus Visitors
Bass Point at Nahant enjoyed a busy day with over 10 000 visitors as Larri cain's Naval Brigade Band performed. The ostrich farm attracted crowds and Mrs Fitzgerald laid a three pound egg, with a second egg laid the next day. Two birds fought injuring one, and two more birds were trained to harness amid further season attractions.
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Bass Point
Larricain
Naval Brigade
Point
Bird Ranch
Boston Oahspean Creed Promotes New Religion
A Boston group called Oahspeans following the book Oahspe holds meetings at 116 Huntington Ave led by Mrs. H. D. Kimball and I. J. Potter. They claim Oahspe reconciles Bible apparent inconsistencies, outlines multiple resur- rections, and aims to fund abolition of disused New England farms for spreading their faith.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
H. D. Kimball
I. J. Potter
Mr. Potter
J. B. Newborough
New York
Washington Campaign Battle Tightens as Parties Mobilize
The Democratic and Republican committees push hard using headquarters at the Metropolitan and Normandie hotels. Republicans place staff in every Washington department while Democrats plan an imperialism focused fight with anti imperialist rhetoric.
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Washington
Congressional
Metropolitan Hotel
The
Normandie
Republican Bureau
Chicago
Capitol
Republican Congressional Committee
Congressional Committee
Explosions damage transit cars in St Louis
Two explosions hit Streetcar lines in St Louis early this morning. A Southwestern division car on South Seventh street blew up destroying a rail section. A Broadway line car on South Broadway also exploded its front trucks. Mrs. Annie Kollmeier was wounded by a stray bullet on a Chouteau avenue car.
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ST. Louis
Transit Company
Southwestern
South Seventh Street
Broadway
South Broadway
Annie Kollmeier
Chouteau Avenue
Woman Fatally Run Over by Electric Car in Tiverton
Mrs. Robert Fletcher of Fall River, about 45, was fatally injured when struck by an electric car just across the Tiverton line in Rhode Island around 10 o clock tonight.
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Fall River
Robert Fletcher
Tiverton
R. 1
Stowaway Dog Attacks Captain At Sea Rescue
Captain John Harvey owner and master of the schooner J. M. Harvey reports a midlake attack by a mad behaving stowaway dog. First mate Albert Abraham killed the brindle bull with a club after the dog bit the captain on the breast and shoulders. The dog had been confined in the hold without sustenance before being released.
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Chicago
John Harvey
J. M. Harvey
Midlake
Albert Abraham
William J. Gilmore 87 Services Tuesday at Bulfinch Place
William J. Gilmore, 87, died in the city. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. from Bulfinch Place Chapel. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Gilmore
William J. Gilmore
Bulfinch Place Chapel
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Draper
Revere
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Washington &St
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Codman & Hall CO
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