Governor Russell Fishing Schooner Reaches Port After Gale
The Governor Russell under Captain William Enos, bound from Provincetown, lost its rudder in a gale on the Western Banks. The crew of twenty managed to reach port safely after a makeshift rudder of large cable was improvised, and the vessel was hauled to the Atlantic Works in East Boston for repairs.
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Governor Russell
William Enos
Marine Railway
Atlantic Works
Boston
Provincetown
Brockton Hearing on Fresh Water Canal Route
The legislative committee on harbors and public lands visited Weymouth Brockton and Taunton to inspect a proposed Taunton to Brockton canal route and consider a $10,000 survey. Mayors business leaders and congressman Greene attended hearings, with estimates reaching 12 million dollars and broad local support.
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Brockton
Massachusetts
Narragansett Bay
Boston Harbor
Legislative Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Taunton
Tidewater
Weymouth
Weir Village
Cape Cod
Parker C. Chandler
Boston
Fores River
Taunton River
Holbrook
Montello
Campello
O’hearn
Dinenr
Wood
Greene
Fall River
Bringston
Point Judith
Clinton Saunders
Board of Trade
Hearn
National Erement
Toperod
Coulter
Howa
The
Commercial Ab
L. E. Chamberlain
J. J. Whipple
Sentatives
French
Rudder Disaster Spurs Rapid Repairs on J A Nicholson
After a vessel lost its rudder, crews rigged seaward ropes and four men operated substitute wheel ropes to steer. Severe weather and crew shortage forced return to Boston. Governor Russell guided the Nicholson via Cape Sable buoy, showing the earlier vessel’s difficulties persisting into port.
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Boston
Russell
J. A. Nicholson
Cape Sable
Highland Light
Nicholson
Seabird Crew Rescued After Dangerous Halibut Haul
A crew aboard a fishing vessel faced a perilous situation in heavy seas. Rescue teams responded as crew members endured danger while hauling a large catch, with efforts to stabilize the ship and ensure everyone's safety.
Weather Forecast For Friday Snow In Ohio Valley To New England
Heavy snows persist in lower Michigan and New England with mixed rain in the Ohio valley and northern Middle Atlantic. Friday sees snow from the Ohio valley northward with northeast winds on the Newland coast and variable winds on the middle Atlantic coast. Saturday turns fair with continued cloudy conditions in parts of New York.
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Ashington
Michigan
Lake Region
New England
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic Coast
Florida
Tennessee
Newland
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Carolina
Andirginia
New Dagland
New York
Riley Tribute and Harrison Funeral Plans Detailed
Indian apolis March 14. James Whitcomb Riley writes a tribute to ex President Harrison. Condolences pour in from across the country as funeral arrangements are set. The body will lie in state at the Capitol and services are planned at the First Presbyterian Church with a large national official attendance.
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Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Harrison
Riley
Capitol
First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
McKinley
Durbin
Nash
Ohio
Yates
Illinois
General Harrison
General Tracy
New York
Navy
John Wanamaker
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Harrigan
State
Marion County Bar Association
Senate
State House
Groves Cleveland
C. N. Kendall
United States
State Bar Association
National Guard
Grand Army
Adjutant-General
State National Guard
Grover Cleveland
Beckham
Kentucky
Dietrich
Nebraska
Wu Ting Fang
Azpiroz
T. Lagatu
Porto Rico
Richard Webster
London
Great Britain
Holleben
Eastman Seeks Bail in Brother-in-Law Murder Case
Charles R. Eastman, awaiting trial for the Cambridgeport killing of Richard H. Grogan Jr. on July 4, seeks bail. A hearing is set for tomorrow at 9 30 AM in East Cambridge. trial date remains April 22.
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Charles R. Eastman
Richard H. Grogan, Jr
Cambridgeport
Eastman
East Cambridge
Hastman
Samuel J. Elder
Charles W. Bartlett
Edward EB. Clark
Notes Destruction Affects Fosburg Murder Inquest
March 14 Fosburg murder notes by Harriet Kilbourne of Great Barrington were destroyed in a recent fire. The inquest evidence was to be used at the July trial of R Bsburg, with questions arising if the transcribed notes can be admitted as evidence.
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Pittsfield
Harriet Kilbourne
Great Barrington
Fosburg
Young R
Bsburg
McCaughey Repeats Murder Claims in Fosburg Case
Providence March 14 Deputy Sheriff Frank C Viall Cranston says William alias Tug McCaughey serving two and a half years for wire larceny still insists on his Fosburg murder theories. He previously named Quinn and another unnamed man and presses those leads after reports from Seneca H Taylor and Mrs Robert L Fosburg.
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Providence
R. I
Frank C. Viall
Cranston
William
Tug McCaughey
Kent County Court
May Fosburg
Pittsfiel
eCaughey
Seneca H. Taylor
Robert L. Fosburg
Quinn
Viall
Kent County
East Greenwich
McCaughey
Fosburg
Cause of Wadman’s Death Cited as Nephritis Due to Alcohol
Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon reports to the district attorney that Herbert C. Wadman died March 5, 1901 at Manhattan State Hospital from nephritis induced by excessive alcohol use. The death is not attributed to violence.
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New York
O’hanlon
District Attorney's Office
Herbert C. Wadman
Manhattan State Hospital
Wedman
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McGreenery Bros. & Menaing
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Benjamin Harrison
S. Mary Scott Lord Dimmick
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York State
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H. C. Wadman
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Hanover
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