Horror and Heroism After Shrine Train Crash
A Shrine train wreck near Honda Santa Barbara injured many and killed 25, with four more bodies at San Luis Obispo. Rescuers, including Sirs from Reading and Buffalo, battled flames and debris to save passengers as relief trains carried the injured to sanitariums and the dead to Santa Barbara.
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Frank Champlain
Rajah Temple
Reading
Penn
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Binghamton
N. Y
Fred Grenwood
Cutler
Cora Young
Cleveland
George Hagerman
Henry J. Fisher
A. D. Wasson
Buffalo
Shriners
Los Angeles
Boy 15 Kills Former Friend in Bowdoinham
Sydney Preble, 15, admitted shooting Morris Heath, 18, near Bowdoinham two weeks after Heath reproached him for kicking a dog. Preble hid the body in pines and leaves, confessed after arrest, and awaits preliminary hearing in Bowdoinham lockup.
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Morris W. Heath
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George F. Preble
State
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Monkey interviewer parrots chatter from Mystic wharf monkeys
A Boston Post monkey reporter, Knocko the orangutan aboard the Schuylkill at Mystic wharf, mocks city politics. He salvoes quips about Mayor FitzGerald and various local figures, mixing jokes with spoof dialogue as he keens on press interviews and London references.
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Fitz
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Lawson
London
Sympathy Offered by Imperial Potentate
The Associated Press received a message from Imperial Potentate Frank C. Roundy. He expresses deep sympathy for the loss of life from the wreck of the Ishamall and Rajah Temples special train during their homeward journey from Los Angeles.
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Ideal Wife Does Not Exist Says Rev Stockdale
Rev. Allen H. Stockdale told a Berkeley Temple audience last evening that the ideal wife does not exist. He said a good wife must bring true character, neatness, simplicity, common sense, cheerfulness and sympathy, while a good husband must provide a good home.
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Berkeley Temple
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Entertainment For Strike Breakers On Zealandia Ship
Two orchestras and several singers provided entertainment yesterday for the strike breakers aboard the steamship Zealandia at the Atlas Stores wharf. Crowds gathered in front of the wharf were quickly dispersed by the police.
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Body of New York woman identified as Maud Smith
Relief station mortuary saw over 150 visitors as the refined young woman identified as Maud Smith is likely a New York resident. William Hackett of Rochester believes the description matches his missing daughter. authorities will hold the body until Tuesday for further confirmation.
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Porter
Wheeler
Willard H. Burbank Dead in Worcester
Willard H. Burbank died at his Worcester home after a five year illness. Born May 27 1853 in Bangor Missouri he was descended from Revolutionary War participants. A Mason and Trinity Methodist Church member he leaves a widow a sister Mrs B P Palmer and a brother Charles W Burbank of Somerville. Funeral at 11 Wednesday from his home with interment in Winterport Maine.
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Willard H. Burbank
Bangor
Trinity Methodist Church
B. P. Palmer
Charles W. Burbank
Somerville
Winterport
Winter Hill Gun Club Organized in Somerville
Somerville will soon see the formation of the Winter Hill Gun Club. All members are veterans of the Maine National Guard with many seeing service in Cuba or the Philippines during the Spanish war. Lieutenant W. B. McLellan led the effort and predicts a powerful club capable of beating any in the state.
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Mabelle Gilman to Wed William E Corey in New York
New York reports Miss Mabelle Gilman will marry William Ellis Corey president of United States Steel in a midnight ceremony at the Royal suite Hotel Gotham with about 30 guests. A $5000 wedding supper follows before the couple sails aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for three months abroad visiting Cherbourg Nice Monte Carlo Paris Ostend.
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A.A. Corey
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Philadelphia
Ada
Chester County
Penn
W. FE. Corey
Daugh
Ter
Elizabeth S. Riggs
Brooklyn
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McKeesport
Corey Family in Pittsburg Wedding Scruples
Relatives on the way report Corey’s uncle among those with conscientious scruples about attending the upcoming wedding. The Corey family in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, is noted for tensions over attendance and moral considerations.
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Harriman Describes Campaign Issues and Tax Policy
Harriman critiques politicians who seek taxes to gain prominence and urges enforcing existing New York tax laws over raising levies on corporations. He argues for less partisan rhetoric, questions the Sherman antitrust act’s impact, and supports depoliticized railroad regulation with a stronger Interstate Commerce Commission.
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New York State
Harriman Visits Grater School to See Ill Son
Harriman denied politics during a quiet day with his sick son William. He insisted his trip was to visit family and avoid public matters while steering clear of questions about railroad regulation and the Boston & Maine absorption. He left Grater School after a farewell handshake and warm advice to stay well.
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London
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Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven
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William
Post
Grator School
New York
Columbia Rowing Association to Hold 20th May Party
The Columbia Rowing Association plans its 20th annual May party at Lyceum Hall East Boston this evening. Proceeds benefit the club fund with elaborate preparations reported for the event.
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Columbia Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
Boston
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