Sinking of Annie E Rudolph After Tug Collision Near Nauset
The schooner Annie E Rudolph of Camden sinks after colliding with the tug Paoli off Nauset Lights. Three crewmen die: skipper Captain Gardiner, Mate Snell, and a Norwegian seaman. Steward George Brown and seaman Johnson survive. Paoli tow and search recover two, rest presumed lost with the vessel carrying iron water pipes to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Nauset
Paoli
Boston
South Amboy
Braddock
Cape
Harding
Chatham
George Brown
Johnson
Annie FE. Rudolph
Camden
N. J
Brown
Marding
Paok
Rudolph
Delaware Capes
Vineyard Sound
Captain Gardiner
Ship Francis on Fire Beach Haven New Jersey
The ship Francis of New Bedford bound for New York caught fire at sea and was beached at the south end of Long Branch to save lives and cargo. Captain A F Smith and 25 crew reached shore safely aided by Egg Harbor life saving station. Vessel and cargo a total loss. Continued on Page 29.
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Beach Haven
N. J
Francis
New Bedford
Mass
A. F. Smith
San Francisco
New York
Long Branch
Little Egg Harbor
Court Martial Recommends Reprimand for O'Brien Strike
The court martial recommends reprimand for the accused over striking O'Brien. Charges against Bamford and O'Brien are not to be tried. He plans to appeal the ruling.
Captain Romeyn Receives Mild Censure In Court Martial
Memphis report says Captain Henry Romeyn will not be fully acquitted but receives a reprimand for unsoldierly conduct during a parade. Court largely vindicates other charges, citing 34 years of loyal service and impending retirement in four weeks. No immediate trial for charges against Lieutenants Bamford and O'Brien due to perceived personal spite. Romeyn will appeal via the adjutant general in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Bamford
O’brien
Romeyn
Department of the Adjutant-General
Washington
Malden Wife Found Dead After Secret Departure
Mrs Ellen W Paul, 45, wife of John W Paul of 23 Spring Street Malden, vanished from home overnight. Officers traced her steps from Main Street Malden to Everett before finding her body. Husband distraught, daughter, religious ties noted. she had been ill and mentally affected prior to disappearance.
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Ellen W. Paul
Malden Bridge
John W. Paul
Spring Street
Malden
Mr. Paul
Dr. Stevens
Main Street
Everett
Woodville Street
Paul
Grey
Officer Kelley
Moynihan
Boston
Leona Fire Tragedy Kills Crew and Passengers
The Mallory Line steamer Leona arrived in New York with sixteen dead after a fire off the Delaware Capes. Thirteen steerage passengers and three crew perished as flames trapped those below deck while officers fought to reach them. Eight steerage passengers escaped through ventilators as the ship carried cotton bags and jute in forward holds.
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New York
Delaware Capes
Mallory Line
Leona
Galveston
Sandy Hook
Jersey Shore
Barnegat
Wallace
Wilder
Wellesley College Scandal Sparks Quiet Expulsions
Wellesley College faces a campus storm as three students reportedly return home after a Natick outing and alleged drinking. Faculty refuse comment while vowing discipline to deter further breaches of college rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
College
Post
Harvard
Natick
Boston
Chelsea
Mary Kirby
Kentucky
M. L. Tower
Albany
Big Run of Mexican Cattle Hits U S Markets
The proposed duty on Mexican cattle sparked a record surge into the United States. In April imports reached 72 644 head, far surpassing March and last year’s figures, with Nogales and El Paso handling about two thirds of the cattle entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry of the
Department of Agriculture
Mexico
Nogales
el Paso
Forty Acres on Fire in Dry Pond District
A May 9 fire in Stoughton Massachusetts burned about 40 acres in the Dry Pond area. Cordwood stock was destroyed but no valuable trees. firemen contained the blaze in roughly four hours. The land belonged to Myron Gilbert Jeremiah Drake and James Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Mass
Dry Pond
Myron Gilbert
Jeremiah Drake
James Smith
Princeton Student Shepardson Dies From Canal Gunshot Wound
Princeton, May 9. R Shepardson, a Princeton student, died this afternoon from injuries after being accidentally shot while rowing on the Raritan Canal. The burial will take place in Richmond, Virginia, where his father Eugene Shepardson resides.
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Princeton
N. J
R. Shepardson
Raritan Canal
Richmond
Eugene Shepardson
Prince Radziwill Aims to Ease Franco German Ties
Paris dispatch reports Prince Radziwill, delegate of Emperor William at Notre Dame funeral for charity bazaar fire victims, is to pursue a mission to improve relations between France and Germany. He represents Kaiser Wilhelm and travels amid renewed diplomatic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Paris
Prince Radziwill
William
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
France
Germany
Steamer Begins Moosehead Lake Season From Bangor
The first steamer of the season left Moosehead Lake on Saturday afternoon and reached Greenville in the evening as many fishermen gather at the lake.
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Bangor
Moosehead Lake
Greenville
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Correr Hanover and
Portland Streets
Annie E. Rudolph
United States Revenue Ship
Chase
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Sterling Ale
Highland Spring Brewery
Rueter & Company
Earl
Rand Brothers
Equitable Bidg
UI Naf & CO
Milk B . Co
Portland St
Hanover
Electric Cigars
Eee
Frank Davenport
Fred A. Hersey
Havana
America
Annie Pixley
Senor Estevez
Cuba
Davenport & Hersey Co
Washington Street
O'Brien
Mrs. Paul of
Maiden
Ays
Bridget Sullivan
R. Callan
C. Guzza
Miss Guzza
Hannah Solomonson
Valcicks
Miss Valcicks
Sophie Schwartz
Maria Wades
Alfred Hardy
Alfred Lang
N. H. Hartmann
8. W. Winslow
Rutherford
City
Mr. Winslow
Hell Gate
Wellesley Girs
Dingley
Shepardson
Kaiser
Spain
Madrid
Bank of Spain
Dominick Gill
Downing Street
Roxbury
Vernon and
Tremont Streets
Jamaica Plain
Rosenfield and
O'Neill
Moosehead
C. H. Robinson & CO
Adama Square & Dock
Ae Deer
Noris
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