Fox escapes Cambridge House of Correction in daylight
James Golding known as The Fox escaped Sunday from the Cambridge House of Correction after climbing through a skylight using a rope that broke on descent. He crawled to the Acre and was last seen near the Charles River. recaptured by Officer Counihan later that day.
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James Golding
the Fox
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Lee Street
Cambridgeport
Ford
Gelding
Ryan
Golding
Spring Street
Third
Thorndike
Second
Spring
Registry of Deeds
Court House
Cambridge
Folsom
D. Counian
Counihan
Acre
Charles Street
Post
Spear
Sev
Eral
Bridge Works
Charles River
Rogues
Daniel Golding
Dan
Webster Avenue
Jim
Thomas Timothy Golding
Fox, Jr
Tim
the Fox, Jr
James Murray
Fox
McGuire
Priest
Robert Murray
McCrystal
Jones
Station 2
Murray
Couathan
Division 3
Dan’ Golding
Dan Golding
Herdic
Vine
Sixth Streets
Massive Beach Crowds Sweep Boston North Shore
Way more than 170 000 people visited Crescent Beach and Pines yesterday as trains ferries and boats ferried crowds to the North Shore. Beachgoers picnicked lounged and paddled while bands played and vendors sold sodas to a thirsty throng. Police reported orderly crowds with a few drunkenness cases as liquor raids targeted unlicensed sales in several locations. A gospel wagon drew families and youths as the sea of visitors swelled through the day into evening.
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North Shore
Winthrop
Crescent Beach
Revere
City Brigade
Strathmore
Mr. E. Murphy
Beach Stret
Ray
Daniel Mulcahey
Railroad Avenue
Pauline Turner
Bath Cottage
Baker Avenue
George Mohr
Ocean Avenue
Warship Naniwa Describes Readiness and Pride in Port
Shanghai dispatch notes the obsolete Chinese transport Tsao Khan captured by a Japanese cruiser and the Naniwa’s elite crew preparing for action. Reports detail the 1700 aboard, only forty survivors, and Japan’s disciplined, spotless ship readiness while China seals off communication and mobilizes harbor defences amid mounting tensions.
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London
Shanghai
Tsao-Khan
Round Island
Kow Shang
Corea
Yachan
Seoul
Pekin
Taku
Yang Tsi Kiang
Central
United States
Japan
China
Big crowd enjoys warm Sunday at Franklin Park
A sultry day failed to curb a vast diverse crowd at Franklin Park in Boston. Thousands of men women and children from the city and suburbs filled the grounds as improvements at the park drew attention and the day proved enjoyable for many residents.
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Franklin Park
Boston
Nantasket Beach Draws Huge Crowd As Heat Hits Boston
A sweltering day sent thousands to Nantasket and South Shore beaches. Hotels, bathing-suit vendors, and seaside businesses reported brisk activity as crowds sought cool spots and sea breezes along the coast. The gate keeper at Nantasket asked how many visitors, noting there must be many more beyond his guess.
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Boston
South Shore
Nantasket
Japan's Sailor Men Lose Keel of Honolulu Presence
The Japanese government orders cruiser Taka-Chiho to leave Honolulu for Corea, leaving Kin-Go at Hawaii to safeguard Japanese interests. Naniwa, sister ship to the Charleston built in England, has been recalled, after months of watching Honolulu. The move reduces Japan’s presence in the islands amid regional tensions.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Irwin
Corea
Hawaii
Japan
Charleston
Armstrong’s Works
England
Hawaiian Islands
America
Great Britain
China
Unprogressive Coréa Suppresses Peasantry Amid Western Influence
The piece argues that Corean nobility resist modernization and luxury, aiming to keep peasants oppressed as Western civilization reshapes global cultures, leaving Coréa depicted as singularly impervious and untouched.
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Coréa
Three Guinan children found dead after seek
Hartford police traced missing Broad Street siblings to a New York New Haven Hartford caboose near the Park River. Autopsy found suffocation without violence. no foul play suspected. Raymond 9, Freddie 4, Leroy 7 perished in a closet as the door locked. Father James Guinan is a railroad conductor.
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Hartford
Conn
Guinan
Broad Street
Bill
Grady and
Manti
New York, New Haven
Freddie
Raymond
Leroy
H. 8. Fuller
G. C. Beach
Park River
James Guinan
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Propriety of Procrastination and Invalid Furniture
The piece argues against delaying needs and promotes keeping a stock of Invalid Furniture. It urges readers to prepare for illness, suggesting lending furniture to relatives or neighbors. The author markets a catalogue of cabinet work with a small postage-paid request.
Corean Chronicle of a Hermit Kingdom and Its People
The piece describes Corea as a closed land, nominally under China but independent in practice. It notes an estimated population of 8 to 20 million on 79,000 square miles, a Buddhisticish religion, and a history of Buddhist priests being overthrown and banished from Seoul. The peasants are described as living in straw huts with primitive conditions.
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Cleveland
Greenhalge
Matthews
Swiftites
Tom Baldwin
Meigs
Doogue
Boston
Levy
Jose
Lynn Cadet Band
Lurrey
Corea
China
East
Seoul
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Salvationists
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Baldwin
Pullman
Debs
Salvation
Boylston Street
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
DOGS
Fienolulu
Togo
Philadelphia
BOW and Arrow Brigade
Otaman
O Operative Gas and
West Street
Oil Stove Co
Waitt & Bond Blackstones
New England
Havana
Cuba
Amsterdam
Waitt & Bond
MFRS
Blackstone St
Ashington
Delaware
Bill the Jones
Nat
People OF
Caboose
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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