Major Roosevelt wounded in action near Soissons
Paris July 23 Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr. received a wound while leading an attack on a machine gun nest at Ploisy southwest of Soissons. A bullet struck behind the left knee as the assault continued Friday.
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Nerves Restored by Pink Pills in War Work Strain
A Lowell man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with easing nerve fatigue from wartime rush. He reports better digestion, steadier nerves, improved appetite, and better sleep after using the non alcoholic tonic. The pills cost fifty cents per box or six boxes for $2.50.
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Thomas Wagner
Marshall Street
Lowell
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Fisherman Sunk by U-Boat Off Maine
A German U-boat sank the 140 ton fishing schooner Robert and Richard about 60 miles off Cape Porpoise Maine after boarding the crew of 22 and placing a bomb aboard. Three crew members reached Cape Porpoise, while the vessel’s loss stunned Gloucester fishermen who had stocked $60,000 to $70,000 worth of fish since January 1.
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Robert & Richard
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Richard
Cape Porpoise
Cashel Bank
Orleans
Perth Amboy
Gloucester fishers report 100000 pounds on two week voyage
The Gloucester schooner crew describe a 33 hour ordeal after a German submarine fired on them, forcing the crew into dories. The vessel exploded after the sub crew boarded and left, while the survivors used small sails to reach land. Naval vessels and Maine coast authorities widened search for the submarine.
Fleet Heads for Maine Coast With Swift Sailboats
A small sailing fleet moved toward the Maine coast as southerly winds eased. The lead boat, carrying two sails, pulled ahead around noon as the breeze freshened, leaving the others behind.
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Maine
Fourteen Crewmen Land at Midnight After Long Oar Stretches
The landing boat carried a gallon of water and biscuits as the crew, better stocked than the other dories, received equal rations while exhausted and hungry. Up to midnight fourteen men had been accounted for.
Robert & Richard Sails to Boston Market With Heavy Halibut Cargo
Gloucester July 23 The Robert & Richard sailed eastward on a fresh halibut run on July 8 bound for home with a big money cargo 30 000 pounds of fresh halibut and 70 000 pounds of cod valued about 7000 dollars at current prices The vessel promoted a stellar fishery record under Captain Wharton since 1915 140 tons gross 89 tons net 108 feet long and 24 feet 8 inches beam The crew listed includes William Hall Henry Gover Albert White and others noted as skilled fishermen who helped build and run the fast high liner fleet risked by the war and priced for landfall after the attack by a Hun viper.
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Robert & Richard
Boston
Captain Wharton
James & Son
Essex
Wharton
William Hall
Henry Gover
Albert White
Peter Babine
Ralph Ritchie
Philip Osborne
P. J. Murphy
Wylie Rudolph
Joseph Doucette
Edgar Hubbard
John Buchanan
Edward Benner
James E. McKenzie
Felix Hibbard
Ernest Garron
Basil Doucette
Freeman Frallick
Michael Furlong
Augustus Anderson
Fred Martell
Boston and Gloucester
Whartom
Harbuters
Roster of Crew on the Richard Dory Ship
The Richard was a ten dory craft with a crew of 22 when it sailed from Cape Ann. The roster lists Captain Robert Wharton and cook William White among the sailors from Boston and Gloucester fleets.
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Robert & Richard
Cape Ann
Robert Wharton
Cook William White
Not the Orleans U Boat Captain Wharton Says Maine Raider Was Only 250 Feet Long
Captain Wharton, who provided the first connected account of the sea raider's origin, says the Maine craft was only 250 feet long and initially thought to be American.
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Wharton
Maine
Portland
Sailor recalls German submarine attack off New England coast
Captain Wharton describes spotting a submarine near the western bank on Monday. The U boat ordered a boat alongside, German officers boarded, discussed flags and ships papers, and later sank a bomb from the sub. Survivors rowed 100 miles to rescue, sharing rations and water, with one vessel valued at $28,000 and insured for $12,000.
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Captain Wharton
Boston
Maine
Robert & Richard
Deaths Hanson and Barlow in Roxbury and Framingham
Death notices for Christian F. W. Hanson of Roxbury aged about 70 with services July 26 at 2 PM at 72 Munroe Street and Emma Barlow widow of George Barlow buried at Woods Cemetery Everett funeral details listed for Framingham residence of her son 133 Hollis Street July 26 in the late afternoon.
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