Prince Edward Islanders Threaten Sece tion Over Winter Isolation
Prince Edward Island residents threaten secession as ice embargo lifts, reuniting 120000 islanders with the mainland after a winter of extreme isolation. Plans for a Cape Tormentine to Cape Traverse tunnel are proposed as alternatives to improve winter traffic and prevent future shutdowns.
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Point Duchene
N. B
Straits of Northumberland
Prince Edward Island
Dominion of Canada
Pictou
N. S
Georgetown
Cape Tormentine
Point du Chene
Summerside
Cape Bear
Ottawa
Cape Traverse
Young Louis Eytinge the Clever Ohio Criminal
Louis Eytinge alias Gaston I Devereaux from Dayton Ohio, arrested in California for a Phoenix Arizona murder seven years ago. Once a journalist and musician, he led a life of crime across the West, aided by Laura Mort and a jail break plan, later escaping and stealing bicycles as he fled toward Fort Wayne. Now 28, he faces charges connected to the Phenix crime.
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Lima, O
Louis Eytinge
Gaston I. Devereaux
Dayton
California
Phenix
Ariz
West
Eytinge
August Monin
Phil Goebel
Laura Mort
Asonin
Franklin County
Eyvtinge
van Wert
Allen County
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph's Mission Begins Tonight in West End
The annual mission at St. Joseph's Church West End opens tonight under the auspices of the League of the Sacred Heart.
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St. Joseph’s Mission
St. Joseph's Church
West End
League of the Sacred Heart
Eloping Rector's Wife Collapses on Hempstead Return
Mrs Jere Knode Cooke wife of the eloping rector of St George's Hempstead collapses on reaching the parsonage crowd gathers physician called and she is put to bed. The Hempstead village talks of the church scandal as Bishop Burgess keeps the letter contents secret and workers remove the church's old sign.
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Jere Cooke
Hempstead
New York
Jere Knode Cooke
St. George’s, Hempstead
Floretta Whaley
Long Island
Cooke
St. George's
St. George's Episcopal Church
L. I
Moran Found Dead in Swamp Near Dorchester Home
Martin Moran a Dorchester stone worker living at 69 Cedar Street was found dead near Nightingale swamp after an overnight search. Medical Examiner Macdonald ruled drowning as the cause of death, with Moran apparently trying to cross the swamp when he fell in and could not escape.
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Martin Moran
Cedar Street
Dorchester
Nightingale
Macdonald
Moran
G. Waldo Sampson
Washington Street
Albert Wiseman
Sturbridge Street
Eagles Memorial Service Held by Boston Aerie No. 45
The Boston Aerie No. 45 of the Irregular Order of Eagles held its annual memorial service at Tremont Theatre. The Brass Quartet and A. O. U. W. Quartet provided music with solos by William H. O'Brien and Tafley Mauch. John F. McDonald delivered the oration after opening ceremonies led by John E. Sheehan.
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Boston Aerie, No. 45
Iraternal Order of Eagles
Tremont Theatre
Aerie No. 45
William H. O’brien
Tafley Mauch
John £. Sheehan
Boston Faerie
John F. McDonald
A. L
LL. B
Italian girl lauded for bravery after Hanover Street robbery
Filomena Celia chased and captured her thief after a Saturday night robbery on Hanover Street. At her Battery Street home she recalled the raid to a Post reporter, praising police for arresting the suspect and saying she never saw him before.
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Filomena Celia
Hanover Street
Battery Street
Post
Memorial Services for Dead in Calvary Cemetery
Father John I. Cummings rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale conducted a memorial service in the Mortuary Chapel at Calvary Cemetery yesterday afternoon attended by hundreds of relatives and friends. The service included the rosary a sermon and benediction. A similar service is planned for Sunday afternoons at the same hour throughout the summer and fall months.
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John I". Cummings
Man Dies En Route To City Hospital
A man believed to be Dominic Finnigan about 45 collapsed late yesterday at Tremont and Church streets South End. Dr A J Cohen ordered removal to the hospital but died during transport. The body was taken to City Hospital morgue and an autopsy by Medical Examiner MacDonald will be performed.
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Dominic Finnigan
Tremont
Church Streets
South End
A. J. Cohen
Church Street
City Hospital
MacDonald
Eliot Associates May Party Eight Annual Event
The Eliot Associates host the sixth annual May party tonight in Paine Memorial Hall. Invitations went to Boston’s leading political and business figures.
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Eliot Associates
Paine Memorial Hall
Boston
Death of Unknown Man Found in Doorway
An unidentified male, about 5 feet 8 inches, 170 pounds with gray eyes and sandy mustache died at the Relief station from a fractured skull after an apparent fall. Initials J. D. D on his forearm and a card in his pocket addressed to a New England Telephone Company foreman suggest he sought labor. police deem accidental cause.
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Pleasant Street
J. DD
New England Telephone Company
Riot at Congress Street Wharf as Strike Breakers Shelled
A large mob gathered before the Zealandia on Congress street and hurled missiles at strike breakers on the wharf. Police and reserve officers from Stations 2 4 and 6 intervened to quell the riot as crowds moved toward the Congress street bridge and Dorchester avenue. Two guards fled the scene as the crowd pursued them until police again arrived to prevent violence before the 6 o clock train to New York.
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Teamsters
Zealandia
Congress Street
Congress Street Bridge
South Station
Dorchester Avenue
New York
Coffey
Atlas Stores
Stone
Merchants Praise Harrison Loring Jr in Support for Striking Teamsters
A Boston merchants meeting at Youngs Hotel lauded Harrison Loring Jr for his fundraising and active aid to the struck teamsters. The note credits Loring with earnest, disinterested work aiding both teamsters and the broader business community.
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Harrison Loring, JR
Sir
Boston
Young's Hotel
Teamsters
Loring
William H. Sayward
Newsboys Mark Sixth Anniversary With Banquet
The Boston Newsboys Protective Union Local 9977 held its sixth anniversary at Kingsley Hall Ashburton place marking the event with a banquet and vaudeville. James Duncan AFL leader addressed 600 boys and guests praising unions for education and child labor reform.
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Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Kingsley Hall
Ford
Ashburton Place
Bowdoin Street
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Duncan
Federation
Boston Newsboys’ Union
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