Steward Slashes Officer on Schooner Run
John C. Barr of Boston a negro steward aboard the schooner William R Huston from Portland Missouri to Newcastle Delaware attacked Walter Neilson the first mate with a large knife after being asked to attend to fires in the galley. The incident occurred aboard the vessel during the voyage which ended today in Wilmington Delaware.
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Wilmington
Del
John C. Barr
Boston
William R. Huston
Portland
Newcastle
Walter Neilson
Stewards Assault On Mate Subdued Aboard Portland Vessel
The captain and crew restrained a steward who attacked the mate with multiple wounds including a near severed ear. The cook remained on duty under guard after arrest with bail set at 500 dollars. The vessel, leaving Portland two months ago, faced delays from head winds and a broken windlass off Chatham before repairs.
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Neilson
M. Thibodeau
Fall River
United States
Maharty
Portland
Chatham
Mass
Firemen Save Woman and Child From East Boston Tenement
Firemen rescued a woman and her child from a blaz ing East Boston tenement at 91 Chelsea street after a lamp toppled over in Benjamin Eccovitz’s rooms. The flames trapped them on the third floor before crews arrived, with damage about $500.
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Boston
Chelsea Street
Benjamin Echovitz
Emil Orlando
Child
Dr Storrs to travel abroad after resignation
The Rev Leonard Kip Storrs D D former rector of St Pauls Brookline has resigned his pastorate. He plans to spend a year in Nowshera India near Bombay with his daughter wife of Captain Edward Bedwell. From India he may visit Vancouver where his son Harry Storrs has lived. He would not confirm a two year travel plan.
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Leonard Kip Storrs
D. D
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Brookline
India
Vancouver
B. C
Storrs
Nowshera
Bombay
Edward Bedwell
Trains Crash near Green Mountain Kills Forty Five
A wreck at Green Mountain on March 21 involving two Rock Island trains on Chicago and Great Western tracks from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo killed forty five and injured many more. No New England victims reported. Surgeons in Marshalltown Green Mountain and Gladbrook treat the injured as families gather at undertakers. A Shellsburg freight wreck caused the detour that led to the disaster.
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Marshalltown
Green Mountain
Rock Island
Chicago & Great Western
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
New England
Gladbrook
Shellsburg
Great Western
Train wreck near Green Mountain kills and harms many
An 18 car passenger train traveling about 25 mph derailed in a cut five miles from Green Mountain. The front locomotive jumped the track causing a collapse that telescoped the day coach and smoking car. Many women and children were aboard the latter cars. Detouring crews dispatched to flag the next train and seek help as debris and collapsed cars trapped occupants.
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Green Mountain
William Worst
Gladbrook
Girl 16 Accused of Poisoning Sister for Wardrobe
Catherine Manz 16 faces murder charges in Massillon Ohio for allegedly poisoning her sister Elizabeth with strychnine over jealousy of clothes. Elizabeth died in the family kitchen. Catherine fled with her sister's best garments, later admitting the sister was dead before she left. Authorities cite her purchase of strychnine and chloroform as key evidence.
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Massillon
Ohio
Catherine Manz
Elizabeth Manz
Manz
Catherine
Akron
Ethel Morgan
Minister Dies on Honeymoon in Ashmont Parish
The Rev. Charles Mockridge pastor of All Saints Church Ashmont died in Louisville Kentucky where he was born of cancer. He had married Miss Mary Tyler of Louisville just over a month earlier while ill. The ceremony was in Ashmont performed by relatives. They planned a honeymoon trip before his illness worsened.
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Charles Mockridge
All Saints Church
Ashmont
Louisville
Kentucky
Mockridge
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
Stephens Wins Mayor by One Vote in Old Town Election
Charles W. Stephens Democrat won the Old Town mayoral race over George H. Richardson Republican by a single vote. Stephens received 470 votes to Richardson's 469.
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Old Town
Charles W. Stephens
George H. Richardson
Mr. Stephens
Richardson
Cannon Wields A Big Stick In House Opening
Washington report on Speaker Cannon rapping for order as the House began its first day after last week’s rebellion. The Dawson Iowa bill establishing a Naval Academy band passed without debate as Democrats show cautious pacification after days of strife.
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Washington
Cannon
Congress
Dawson
Iowa
Naval Academy
Insurgent Republicans Move Toward Peace on Cannon Fallout
Regular Republicans soften stance after Saturday night quarrel over Speaker Cannon. Norris and other insurgent leaders push for Payne on the rules committee while Democrats, led by Champ Clark, prepare for caucus. House returns to work with hopes of swift Taft measures.
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Cannon
Olive Branch
Capitol
Norris
Nebraska
Madison
Kansas
Hayes
California
House
Speaker Cannon
Payne
New Rules
Representative Norris
Clark
Representative Currier
Representative Hayes
Champ Clark
Clayton
Alabama
Rules Committee
Missouri
Fitzgerald
New York
Underwood
Taft
Mrs Eddy May Carry Case Up In La Junta
Judge McDaniel finds B. D. Messenger and wife guilty of neglect for not calling a physician to treat three children, following three prior deaths in the family. Christian Science followers may appeal to the state’s high court to challenge the healing practice status. Gray Montgomery states Messenger is not a Christian Scientist but later relied on Christian Science after physician treatment failed.
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LA Junta
Col
RE. W. McDaniel
Otero County
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Healing
Gray Montgomery
Christian Science Church
B. D. Messenger
Christian Science
Bankers and Merchants Call for Burdett College Help
Bankers and merchants seek Burdett College trained helpers to fill positions. The appeal targets skilled assistants and clerical staff to support business operations and customer service needs.
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Burdett College
Roosevelt itinerary outlines return voyage through Europe
The Roosevelts plan a long European itinerary departing Luxor March 21 and returning home by June 10. Stops include Cairo Alexandria Naples Rome Spezzia Vienna Budapest Paris Brussels The Hague Rotterdam Hamburg Copenhagen Christiania Stockholm Berlin London with multiple dates through May and a final sail home on June 10.
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Roosevelts
Luxor
P. m
Cairo
A. m
Alexandria
Naples
Rome
Spezzia
the Hague
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Christiania
Stockholm
Berlin
London
Flushing
Home
Special cable despatch from Chicago Record-Herald 1910
A special cable despatch to the Chicago Record-Herald dated 1910 reports on a notable event, distributed through the Boston Post in coordination with the Record-Herald. The item highlights a major news development shared across papers.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago Record-Werald
Boston Post
Record-Herald
Roosevelt Welcomed with Ovations Along Nile Voyage
Former President Roosevelt travels from Assuan to Luxor on the Nile where he receives continuous cheers from civilians and officials. He shakes hands with crowds, steps from his car at towns, and greets attendees with his signature smile and phrase I am delighted to see you.
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Luxor
Egypt
Roosevelt
Nile
Assuan
Roosevelt’s Egyptian tour draws praise and curiosity
The narrative describes reactions to Col onel Roosevelt visiting Egypt, with praise for the troops, strict nonpolitical advice to Egyptian soldiers, and flowers showered on the former president and his wife. Officials and officers greet him, locals largely unaware, and speculation grows about his wealth and staff as he plans two more days of travel.
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Khartoum
Assuan
Army
Roosevelt
United States
Finance Commission Takes Stand on Officials Removal
The Finance Commission may back Joseph O'Brien and Mary McCool’s removal issue. It asks bath trustees to meet the commission at 4 PM. Officials expect the commission to oppose the Mayor, with a majority of bath trustees already against him.
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Finance Commission
Joseph O’brien
Mary McCool
Bath Department
Bath
City payroll shakeup roils trustees and Finance Commission
Conflicting reports claim the Mayor seeks scapegoats among O'Brien and Miss Mec Cool to purge payroll supporters of former Democratic City Committee president James Donovan. O'Brien reportedly has backing from Finance Commission members Morrison Sweeney Stockton Logan to resist removal. Mrs Bulger backs the Mayor while Chairman Maccabe and Dr Mansfield waver. The Mayor remains determined to force changes even if it means ousting the entire board. Maccabe’s resignation remains pending.
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Finance Commission
O’brien
MecCool
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
George H. Morrison
James F. Sweeney
Lawrence M. Stockton
Lawrence J. Logan
Agnes C. Bulger
Josephb. Maccabe
Walter R. Mansfield
Maccabe
Weather forecast for New England Tuesday to Wednesday
Forecast for New England calls for fair and warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and moderate to brisk southwest winds.Temperature ranges not specified.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Governor Heads Off Rival Rally in Buchanan Showdown
Republicans warn of a close contest as crowds fill rallies across Cape region. Mayor Fitzgerald courts voters with a North Easton performance while Buchanan urges Canada reciprocity as a lofty goal. Foss abandons doctor’s advice to stump and wins strong reception.
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Fitzgerald
Adeline
North Easton
Buchanan
Canada
Cape
G. O. P. Foss
Stump
Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Foss
Attleboro
Taft
Provincetown
Frothingham
Elmer Stevens
Mansfield
14th District Congressional Race Sees Tight contest
Eugene N. Foss argues there is a moral issue and voters will rise above party. William R. Buchanan asserts he will be the next Congressman. The Post's survey predicts a close outcome with Foss favored by a small margin in the solid Republican district.
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Eugene N. Foss
William, R. Buchanan
New England
Post
14Th
Forked tariff debate sways 14th district race
Democratic candidate Eugene N Foss appeals to voters to rebuke the Republican administration over higher food duties, arguing a moral issue in the election. Republican rival William R. Buchanan counters that the tariff does not raise prices, while party leaders push hard across Cape Cod and other towns.
Low Rates to California via Sunset Route Sleeper Offer
Unclear text outlines reduced fares to California via the Sunset Route with sleeper service from Washington area. Mentions Arizona New Mexico and Mexico corridor and a station at Jig ton Street. Details are fragmentary and not fully readable.
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Californ
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
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