Tip Top House Survives Summit Fire On Mt Washington
Fire on Mt Washington top razed all wooden structures including the Mt Washington Road Company stables and rail trestle. Only the stone Tip Top House remains standing after the blaze reached the summit and destroyed nearly 287 feet of the trestle toward the Lizzie Bourne monument. Superintendent John Horne brought news from the summit.
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Fabyans
N. H
John Horne
Mt. Washington Railroad
Mt. Washington
Mt. Washington Road Company
Som
Lizzie Bourne
Mass Meeting for Athletics at Boston College
A mass meeting in the Boston College music hall followed a campus breakfast to discuss athletics. Edward B. Sheehan of Roxbury was elected president of the Boston College Athletic Association after leading this year’s varsity baseball team. David B. Waters of Newton won the vice president post.
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Sterling
Music Hall
Boston College
Edward B. Sheehan
Roxbury
Boston College Athletic Association
Sheehan
David B. Waters
Newton
Wilder Beats State Champion at Wollaston Golf Club
At Wollaston Golf Club yesterday morning H. H. Wilder defeated J. G. Anderson to reach the final with T. R. Fuller. Wilder, Harvard captain, and Fuller of Commonwealth Country Club survive to vie for a state amateur golf berth. Fuller showed notable scores in the last two days, marking him as a rising talent.
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Wollaston Golf Club
J. G Anderson
H. H. Wilder
Harvard
T. R. Fuller
Commonwealth Country Club
Wilder
Fuller
Ten Die In Ellsworth Mine Explosion Near Monongahela
Ten miners are dead and two others possibly fatally burned after an explosion at the Ellsworth No. 1 mine of the Pittsburg Coal Company near Monongahela Pennsylvania. The incident occurred today as rescue efforts continued.
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Monongahela
Penn
Ellsworth No
Pittsburg Coal Company
Seaver Retains Massachusetts Tennis Title
R. C. Seaver beats Harvard's N. W. Niles in a five set final to defend the state singles crown. Niles earned the right to challenge by winning the preliminary tournament at Longwood Cricket Club where 76 entrants vied for first honors.
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R. C. Seaver
Massachusetts
N. W. Niles
Harvard
Niles
Seaver
Longwood Cricket Club
Groundfish and Mackerel Landed at Boston Wharf
Nine trips of groundfish and two of mackerel arrived at a Boston wharf yesterday along with a remaining swordfish holdover. Leonora and Vivian delivered 450 and 250 fresh mackerel, fetching 16 cents each, off Garnet Light in Boston Bay. A total of 157,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish were landed, including haddock and cod, with pollock and hake among the others. Vessels include Mary E Silveira and Minerva among several, while three Newport seiners brought fresh mackerel. A report notes the Bangalore sailing for Honolulu is believed lost with 30 crew.
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Leonora
Vivian
Garnet Light
Boston Bay
Captain Doughty
Ella M. Doughty
Mary E. Silveira
Walter P. Goulart
Alcina
Minerva
Seaconner
Flora J. Sears
Good Luck
M. H. Perry
Haddock
Cod
Hake
UNC
Perry Ss
Newport
Arthur Binney
Victor
Ingomar
Bangalore
Norfolk
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Atlantic
Pacific
Bungalore
Stockton
Eng
Maine Navigation Company
New York
A. N. Blanchard
United States District Court
Eastern Fishing Company
B. B. Crowninshield
Dominion- Atlantic Railway Company
Boston
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Data and Arrivals
Almanac entries show sun and moon times, high tides, and lists of arrived and cleared steamers and schooners. Notable ships include Fell, Titland, Sama, City of Gloucester, and many barges and tugs sailing to and from Halifax, New York, Baltimore, and other ports. Continued notes on arrivals, clearances, and sailings with several vessels and routes listed.
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Almanacq
Fell
Nor
Titland
Sama
Cuba
Norfolk
Olsen
Louisburg
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
Port Hawkesbury
C. R
N. Y
Ontario
March
Baltimore
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Yale
Grove
New York
Old Colony
Heatly
Cto
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Ransom B
Fuller
Blair
Bath
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Prudence
Chandler
Josephus
Boswell
Johnson
Emelie
Mercury
Nickerson
Fall River
EB. Givan
Melvin
St. John
N. B
Charles H. Wolston
Plummer
Apalachicola
Delaware
Silver Spray
Piper
Rockport
Heimdal
Progreso
Mex
Edith E. Dennis
Perth Amboy
Cymric
Liverpool
Winifredan
Fjell
Seneca
City of Augusta
Savannah
N. S
Lewis H
St. Gren
J. B. King & Co
Walton, N
S. W
Laurentian
Glasgow
Lancastrian
London
San Jose
Port Simon
Brewster
Port Antonio
Jam
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Aureola
Pensacola
Marquette
Antwerp
Calvin Austin
Eastport
New
Sunday Baptist and Congregational Services in Boston Area
Numerous church listings present Sunday schedules across Baptist and Congregational churches in Boston. Rev. P S Henson and Rev C C Earle preach at Tremont street churches. Lydia Mountford speaks at Ruggles Street. Clarendon Tremont and Dudley Street churches offer morning and evening services with varied topics. First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue and others host noon Sunday schools and special music.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P.S. Henson
D. D
E. C. Lane
I. ©. W. Parker; Subject, ‘“‘the Great Refusal.’’ 7:30, Sermon By Dr. Henson
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
Lydia Mountford
Holy Land Messenger of
Alice May Hoitt
C. L. Evarts
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Tremont and
Clarendon Streets
William C. Minifie
Dudley Street Baptist
J. L. Thomas
Irene Goldie
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Francis H. Rowley
Shawmut
Park ST. Congregational Church
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
John L. Withrow
Dr. Conrad
King
Soul Security
Endeavor
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Frederick N. Rutan
Allen A
Dale
Beachmon Trinity Church
Israel Ainsworth
Spiritualist
First Spiritual Church OF Boston (Inc
Washington Street
America Hall
Clara KE. Strong
W. I. Mason
Etta Buck
Malden Progressive Spiritual Socui Ety
Pleasant Street
FE. A. Sheriff
Boston
Auule
M. Coggeshall
Great King and His City Lecture Series Glimpses
A list of spiritualist and lecture notices across Boston venues including Christadelphians in the Pierce Building and Arcade Hall at Park Square. Events advertise free seats, no collections, and talks on theology alongside a Summer schedule of spiritualist services at multiple halls with mediums, healers, and demonstrations.
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A. L. Lindquist
Campello
Christadelphians
Pierce Building
Huntington Avenue
Rome
Jerusalem
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Nellie Carleton Grover
Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Clarendon
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Boston
H. Harwood
Nellie Thomas
W. EB. Conner
C. J. Prevon
Annie Morgan
A. M. Graham
R. A. Macurda
Sophie Kampe
Belle Curran
Frank Johnson
George Clark
E. A. Blackden
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
George Cutter
I. Lewis and Guide
NEW LAW KILLS ATTENDANCE NEW LAW KILLS ATTENDANCE
New York reports Ballot a 4-year-old son of Voter wins the Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay, racing to a dominant victory by 212 lengths. King James and Play finish behind, with runners from James E. B. Madden and August Belmont stable.
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New York
Ballot
Voter
Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene
United States
James EB. Madden
King James
Guy Burns
Ace Play
Belmont
Wire and Cable News Flashes from Around the World
A Paris despatch says Straghna tribesmen defeated Mulai Hafid followers in Morocco City battles. Dijon reports engineer Ponteaux unveils an electric gun firing 1200 rounds per minute. Berne notes a proposed wheat and flour state monomist in the Swiss constitution. Scranton reports five Italian workers killed by a premature blast on the Lackawanna railroad cutoff. Los Angeles cites a rear end interurban collision injuring two and injuring 17. Raleigh announces prohibition becomes effective January 1, 1909. Sargent witnesses a dynamite car explosion blowing a Denver Rio Grande train. two tramps killed and several trainmen injured. New York reports James W. Milliken dies on a New York Central train en route to the city. Chicago records a fire destroying the Commercial Cabinet plant at Division Street with $75,000 loss.
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Casablanca
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Dijon
Ponteaux
Berne
Switzerland
National Council
Federal Council
Scranton
Penn
Burke Bros
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Pocono Mountains
Los Angeles
Cal
Slauson Junction
Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
North Carolina
Sargent
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
New York
James W. Milliken
Traverse City
Mich
State Senate of
Michigan
New York Central
Chicago
Commercial Cabinet Company
West Division Street
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J. H. Devereaux
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St. Paul Streets
Mary Baker
Eddy
Mack
Warren Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Abbie Atwood
G. A. Williams
Victor Music Song Service
Lemuel A. Edmester
Harmony Hall
N. P. Smith
Agnes Olson
Mary Lovering
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Peabody McKenna
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Washington St
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Foot State St
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D. H. Tolman
Harmon Loan CO
A. W. Harmon
H. van Dam
Beacon St
McNamara
McCnamara & CO
Tremont St
Point Shirley
Boston Harbor
Winthrop Yacht Club
Geo. B. Elliott
Agt
Ipswich River
Chas. G. Woodbridge
Central Ave
Lynn. K
Pleasant St
C. S. Gerritson
Weirs
Lake Winnipesaukee
Lake Region
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J. A. Greene
Props
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A. W. Perry
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J. Penley
Everett Ave
Dorchester
Neponset Car
George Webber
Ee Mass
Fenway
Bellevue
Francis St
B. Bay
Alden Agency
Columbus
Maria M’donough
Suffolk
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H. C. Mildram
C. E
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P. F. Carey
R. T. Paine
Thomas F. Reddy
Addie G. Goodell
Palmer R’s
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Whitney’s
Wash
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Lewando's
Watertown
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Wass
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Bowdoin
Cambridge St
Astrology
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Palmist
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Smith
Lenox Jewelry Co
P. O. Box
Cambridge
A. Mass
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
Wellington
New England
Dorchester Insecticide CO
East Cottage St
Jamaica Plain Motor CO
Huntington Ave
Jamaica
Pollard Importing CO
Pine St
Manchester
HUB Cycle CO
Hanover St
Thomas Snow & Son
No. Market St
Payson’s
Somerville Ave
Union Sq
Somerville
Brook Ave
Commonwealth OF Massachuse Suffolk
Mary E. Kemp
James A. Kemp
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
George Ormsby
Henry St. Ormsby
Abithur W. Dolan
Register
State Life Building
Indianapolis
Inco
Philippines
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Boylston St
Boston Auto School
Tree Ont St
Market St
Summer St
Western Canada
Canadian-Scotsman Publishing Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
Canada
HALL
H. P. Palmer
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
Press Syndicate
Lockport
U. S. Marine Corps
D&s
Alberts
Clark
Causeway St
Collins
Essex St
Dewey
South Station
Cleveland
G. W. Ayer
Marblehead
Westmorly Et
Salem
William Whitney
Harvard Medical School
Brookline
Atlantic Ave
Edith G. Nagle
Spencer St
Lexington Park
Anderson & Donovan
G. P. Ayres
Ward
Wilshere
Nantasket Beach
Lynn
Patr
First Congregational Church
Everett
Walnut St
Mike
Chase
Westville St
Marlboro
Ace Ideal Plating CO
Appleton Ioston
Albeer
Great Bargain
Hanover
Blackstone
Jefferson Ave
Winchester
Stokell’s
Slye
Schottische and
Duchess
Heinemann’s
B. Binhopf
Northampton St
Utclot ci
J. Stane
Leverett St
Spizer & CO
Billerica St
Walter Edmund May
Hadlow Castle
Hadlow
Kent
England
Messrs
Gorham Warner
Peerless Cigar CO
Toledo, Ohio
Licensing Board
City of
Charles
Mina C. Wirth
Leopold Schlegelmilch
Charles Wirth & Co
Ezra H. Baker
James B. Maguire
William J. Burke
Maguirty
Timothy J. Driscoll
Cornelius O'Leary
Driscoll
City of Boston
City Hall
Gainsboro St
St. Stephen
Hemenway Sts
Gainsborost
Guy C. Emerson
Lexington
E. N. Paine
J. M. Wade
Clifford St
Roxbury Dist
Warren St
Atkinson Law Office
DR. Hallock Co
Tremont St. of All Diseases
Luna
Aremont Medical Clinic
THE
Peabody
Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revera
Peabody Medical Institute
Charles St. Pl
Charles St
End of Place
Charlestown
Trades Unions
Bossop
Sla Court St
Secollay Sq
Ory
Crawford House Rogton Med
Weinstein
Wenstein
Touraine
Rothfuchs
Meira bin
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