Boston Protest Denounces Kishineff Massacre at Faneuil Hall
A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall voiced Boston protest over the Kishineff massacre, with Jew and Gentile speakers denouncing the Russian mob. Gentile leaders extended sympathy to Hebrews and urged U S government intervention. Donated money supported survivors. a similar East Boston meeting denounced the outrages.
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Boston
Kishineff
Faneuil Hall
United States
Russia
MASS
East Boston
Young Woman's Dress Described in Identity Clues
A light blue rough cheviot tailor made dress trimmed with black velvet is linked to identifying a young woman. The jacket, a blouse style, features four silk bangles, two on each front side, and is lined with black satin. Continued on Page 5 Fifth Column.
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Orna
Brave Bravo Rescues Shipwrecked Crew From Herb Rice
The British top sail schooner Bravo under Captain James Kinley rescued seven men and three chests from the dismasted Herbert Rice, 200 miles southwest of Bermuda, after a five day ordeal. Mate Edward Foye and two seamen made four perilous trips to save crew and cargo before reaching port at 5:50 PM. Captain McClair of Weymouth and his crew endured a brutal storm and dwindling rations as they fought to stay afloat for five days before rescue.
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Bravo
James Winley
Barbadoes
Herbert Rice
Weymouth
N. SS
Edward Foye
Bermuda
James McClair
N. S
James Lewis
Ave Beamen
Haven
North Square
Lewis
MecClair
McClarr
James Kinley
Foye
Kinley
Mate Foye
John G. Hall & Co
Boston Area Forecast: Fair Weather Next Two Days
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday with fresh south to southwest winds. Temperatures remain mild with light evening cooling and no precipitation expected.
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Boston
Temperature yesterday at Thompson's Spa
Readings at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington street show hourly temperatures with a morning low near 53 and afternoon high around 72. An average yesterday listed as 68.7 degrees, with a year ago value noted but not completed.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Four Years of Rheumatism But Father John’s Cure
James McQuade of 1 Broadway reports a four year battle with rheumatism ended by Father John’s Medicine at his New location seeking relief and recovery described in a concise testimonial.
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Father John
James McQuade
Broadway
New
Woman perishes after dress ignites from lamp blaze in Roxbury
Mrs. Hannah Williams, 40, widow, caught fire from a kerosene lamp in her Roxbury suite at 74 Ruggles Street. She ran through hallways, collapsed outside Mrs. Carrington’s flat, and died en route to hospital. Fire teams extinguished the lounge blaze. investigation found lamp-toppling caused her clothing fire. Her body rests at City Hospital morgue.
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Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Hannah Williams
Auto runs down Cambridge man near Mt. Auburn Bridge
Wammond Braman of Hotel Vendome drove a heavy automobile along Mt. Auburn Street where Captain Benjamin Banks of 28 Lowell Street Cambridge was crossing. The car struck Banks forcing him to the ground and he was taken to Cambridge Hospital with serious injuries. Braman was detained briefly by police.
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Wammond Braman
Hotel Vendome
Red Devil
Benjamin Banks
Lowell Street
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn Bridge
Banks
Braman
Mt. Auburn Street
Son Stabs Mother During Family Quarrel
Mary Colatonio a 50 year old woman at 2 Myers Place was stabbed by her son Pasquale during a quarrel yesterday afternoon. She fled bleeding to a friend who took her to a doctor, but she declined treatment and returned home. Pasquale fled as police were notified. Family trouble sparked the incident.
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Mary Colatonio
Myers Place
Pasquale
Elliott
Record price paid for Colt horse in training sale
NEW YORK May 17 Hermis, champion 3 year old of 1902, sold by T W Bell to Edward R Thomas for 60000 dollars. Possibly the largest price ever realized for a horse in training in the United States.
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New York
Hermis
T. W. Bell
Edward R. Thomas
Sam Thomas
United States
Bishop Starkey Dies at Age 4 in Newark Diocese
East Orange May 17 Bishop Thomas Alfred Starkey of the Episcopal diocese of Newark died this afternoon at the age of 4.
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East Orange
N. J
Thomas Alfred Starkey
Episcopal Diocese of
Newark
Faneuil Hall Resolutions on Kishineff Massacre Protest
Hundreds gathered at Faneuil Hall to denounce the Kishineff massacre, urging U S intercession and protest against Russia. Notables and Hebrew speakers appealed for relief, raising about 500 dollars for survivors as Harris Massiansky and others described the atrocities in visceral terms.
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Faneuil Hall
Kishineff
Lberty
Russia
United States
Boston
Faneuil Slall
Harris Massiansky
Hebrew World of New York
Hlebrew
Nicholas II
Liberty
America
Charles Fleischer
Rabbi Fleischer
Relief Fund
Concorn Avenue
Cambridge
Harris MasHansky
Abraham Bornstein
Myer Bloomfield
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Charles G. Ames
Chickering
Henry B. Blackwell
George E. M'Neill
James F. Carby
Sach
Abraham Albert
Last
Charles
Charles River
Simplex
Emma Eames
Walter J. Bates Company
Boylston St
Cor
Boylston
Bishop Starkey
Europe
Siberia
Petropolioskia
Carey
Ames
McNeill
Blackwell
Murray
Charles F. Dole
20Th Century Club
Samuel F. Hubbard
Roberts
E. Peabody Gerry
Bates
Guild
Collins
Mr. Bloomfield
James F. Carey
Haverhill
MacCartney
Socialist Movement
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