Brown University students expelled over locker room theft by wire
Lyndon Storey of Essex and Edward Kenney of Sandwich, both Brown University class of 1913, were expelled after being charged with taking items from clothes left in Wyman Gym lockers. A wired light prompt proved the theft, locating a marked bill in Kenney's pocketbook.
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Providence
Lyndon Russell Storey
Essex
Mass
Edward Leo Kenney
Sandwich
Mags
Brown University
Wyman
Préd
Marvel
Kenney
Eich
Fishing schooner repairs after rudder failure at Port Clyde
The schooner Fannie Belle Atwood suffered a rudder failure on a Quero Banks trip two weeks ago. Captain John Atwood continued to a fair catch, then sailed to Port Clyde for repairs. A cache of fish was landed at the pier with other vessels, and new plans include building a 135 ton schooner to join the local fleet under Captain Lemuel Spinney.
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Bchooner
Fannie Belle Atwood
Quero Banks
Captainohn Atwood
Port Clyde
Matchless
Emerald
Bessie M. Dugan
Newport
New Bedford
John Bishop
Gloucester
Lemuel Spinney
Preceptor
Haddock
Zeeland
Liverpool
Queenstown
T. R. McCurdy
Bruce
Gordon
Katherine
Burmah
McCurdy
Mary M. McCauley
Dorchester
Frank J. Sherman
Melrose
R.A. Murray
el Clayson
G. Schmulz
John McGivern
Harry Meek
Leyland Line
Caledonian
Manchester
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Colombo
Ceylon
Gymette
Calcutta
Glasgow
White Star
Canopic
J. O. Carter
Naples
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Genoa
Gibraltar
Mystic Wharf
Admiral Farragut
Jamaican
Long Wharf
Nicholas Cuneo
Sama
Cuba
Shipping News Mini Almanac From A Damaged Page
Sun rises 4 15 and sets 7 10 giving a long day. Tide heights and harbor notes are partially legible with scattered place names and dates such as May 12 and May 19. Locations include Liverpool Manchester and Bound Brook among others with vague ship names and destinations.
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Pers Zagana
Liverpool
Ite Uechat
Fanew
Magyan Piteett
Bosnia
Ger
Senmaat
Bound Brook
Hansen
Santa Marta
Prince
Toddy the Granuke in the Neighbors' Gape
Toddy Pulsifer Hobson Todd, a famed local figure known as the grand old man by some, is questioned by Swifty and a narrator about his full name and status. A doorway scene unfolds with Teddy, a major, and a shabby cockney Higgins, as they debate duties, paint, and a ladder while workers eye the hedge trim and a possible new job.
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Chee
Granuke
Rere
Tod “Gwan
Swifty
Panier Pulsifer Hobson Todd
Ted
Ae Toddy
T Phoush
Joe
Teddy
Owaybe
Higgins
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Innon
Yarmouth
Calport
St. John
N. B
Dorothy
Sammon
Port Tam- Sie
McDorman
Norfolk
Yale
Charles Hypeeks
Dimock
Colberth
Ba . Mayer
Easter
Baltimore
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Fey i
Blair
Portland
Cape Ann
Goddoight
Cester
Hammond
Phila
Solan Torges Draper
Kohinoor
Tul- Li
Macy
Camp
Lincot
Belem
Cleona
Lymn
Sil- Brook
Chmond
Calhoun
Kentuc
George
Fall River
Gralia Morse
Annie
Doane
Beverly
Hopatco
Hoboken
N W. Dana
Bradford
Fernandina
Frederick Roessner
Lewis
Chehaw River
Eleanor A. Percy
Ross
F. A. Smith Barnes
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Prince George
Calvin Austin
Eastport
Bark Australia
Biancaste
Anal
Beroangina
Pollock Road
Philadelphie
H. M
Pew
F. Mayer
van Serer Jects
Indiana
Delphia
Varece Gocaltes
Cad
Eagle Hill
Win L. Pilsbury
Washington Street
New York
Philadelphia
Shipping News
Panama
Hamburg
Giicgene En OS
Stee
I Elesmerne
Joyce
St. Min
Lee Si
Westmingtas St
Washington St
New England
Sunday’s Post
Monaco
Sambo
Nemo
Muggsy
Willie
Granny
Uttf
Wbo
Gabriels
Dr. Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
Paris
Monte Carlo
France
Tinea
Gazin
Moreeast Bea
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