Children Day Aboard Warships Draws Seven Thousand Youngsters
Yesterday marked children's day aboard Uncle Sam's fighting ships with about 7000 youngsters exploring the New York harbor flotilla. Boys and girls from city and country crowded barges and ships like the Massachusetts Texas Indiana while officers marshaled order with police and marines aiding.
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General Carter
W. A. Twomply
Lieutenant Mudge
James M. Perkins
William A. Murphy
B. L. Knapp
Charles Roe
John Barry
Frank N. Geist
New York
Massachusetts
Texas
Indiana
Jackie
Twombly
Lewis Wharf
Mamie
Fessenden
Admiral Picking
Navy Yard
Ambulance Corps
Naval Brigade
Surrender of Dover Bank Defaulter Arranged by Wife
Harry Hough, who fled with about 10 000 dollars from two New Hampshire banks and left 65 000 missing, returned to face charges in Portsmouth. His arrest in Boston was prearranged by his wife, with bail set at 10 000 to 19 000 dollars, and he was to be arraigned before Commissioner Kelley.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Harry Hough
Dover
Hough
Boston
United States
E. H. Nute
Farmington
Park Square
Marshal Nute
United States Circuit Court
York Beach
Malden
Kelley
Old City
Cocheco City
John Rivel
Mr. Rivel
Hough Held at Kearsarge Hotel After Hearing
Hough was not jailed after the hearing and remains under marshal guard at the Kearsarge Hotel. His counsel left Dover to search for bail, expected tomorrow. Mr. Kivel declined to discuss the case and said bail would be arranged, noting Hough has no funds for a settlement. Dover crowds stay alert over the case.
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Hough
Charles J. Hamblett
Nashua
Law Office
Kivel
Post
Dover
Marshal Nate
Boston
Park Square
New York
New York & New Haven
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Mr. Hough
Kearsarge
Collision With a Runaway Horse Narrowly Averted
Private car scarred and jarred in an accident on the route from Springfield to Holyoke. A crank who visits the president turns out to be an old war comrade. Miss Grace McKinley, the president’s niece, is not under doctor’s care. Yesterday’s exercises at Smith College.
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Springfield
Holyoke
Grace McKinley
Smith College
President Presents Diplomas At Mt Holyoke College
President McKinley will present diplomas to Mt Holyoke College graduates in South Hadley. Grace McKinley, his niece and ward, is a senior in the class. The party will then visit Springfield for a public reception before heading to Adams.
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McKinley
New England
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Grace McKinley
Springfield
W. B. Plunkett
Adams
McKinley Thrills In Holyoke Ride Episode With Runaway Horse
A day of excitement for the McKinley party in Holyoke features a runaway horse dashing toward the President as cheers erupt from local high school boys. The horse narrowly misses the presidential carriage, while a cyclist is injured after a Maple Street collision. The journey includes a steep incline ride where Mr McKinley and Mrs McKinley are pulled up by a steel cable amid cheers.
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Holyoke
McKinley
Maple Street
Tom
Fire destroys Kenney brewery stables in Roxbury causing extensive damage
A major blaze at the old Kenney brewery stable at 1211 Tremont Street Roxbury, owned by Dr. A Gordon, destroyed twenty five horses and numerous carriages and damaged adjoining buildings. Frederick Rudd and workers were injured. the fire started by an overturned lamp and spread despite early control efforts. Several adjacent structures including a fish market and barber shop were damaged or destroyed.
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Kenney Brewery
Tremont Street
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
Alexander Ogilvie
James McHowell
McHowell
Frederick Rudd
Rudd
J. 8
Brazillian
Patrick Cassidy
James Coe
Haynes
Frank Parris
Parris
James Young
Muller
Ladder 13
City Hospital
Fire causes $5000 loss at Washington Street stores
Fire, smoke and water damaged the stock of David J Brett at 1278 and 1280 Washington Street in a blaze at 10:15 last evening. Four story brick building owned by Wales W Suter. Brett occupied three lower floors, Bay State Hall on top. All on lower floor destroyed, upper floors with slight smoke damage.
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David J. Brett
Washington Street
Bric and
Wales W. Suter
Brett
Bay State Hall
Littlefield Wins Maine Second District Seat in bye race
Charles E. Littlefield of Rockland was elected to Congress from Maine's Second District to succeed the late Nelson Dingley Jr. He defeated Democrat John Scott of Bath by a margin exceeding one hundred votes.
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Rockland
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Nelson Dingley, Jr
John Scott
Bath
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Serge
S. Vorenberg & Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
Carriaces
Crators
Crockery
Eri Ie
Moston
H. White & CO
Boylston St
Higgins
Court
Howard
Scollig Sy
Spitz Bros. & More
Summer St
New Southern Station
Mre
Presidents Party
Kearsarge Hotel
Boston Department Store Co
Tremont Row
F. J. Rudd
Dingley
Washington
Carter
Balom
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