Wrecks Litter Coast Across Nova Scotia and PEI
Gale lashes the Atlantic coast causing multiple shipwrecks from Nova Scotia to Prince Edward Island. Four vessels driven ashore, the Turret Bell driven inland near Cable Head, and crews in peril, with ships including the Adeona and Omega grounding or listing in Northumberland Strait.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Turret Bell
Northumberland Strait
Adeona
Rexton
N. B
North Reef
Alexander
Windsor
Omega
St. Peter's
C. B
Charlottetown
P. FE. I
Fox Point
Pugwash
Camphbell’s Cove
Cable Head
Ide Heiress to Wed Congressman Cochran in Quiet NY Wedding
St Johnsbury Vermont reports Miss Annie Ide daughter of Henry P Ide former Philippines Governor General will marry Congressman W Bourke Cochran of New York. The ceremony will be at the St Regis Hotel in New York on Navy 17 with only family present. They will honeymoon on Long Island before sailing for Egypt.
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ST. Johnsbury
Annie Ide
Henry P. Ide
Philippines
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
St. Regis Hotel
Navy 17
Ide
Long Island
Egypt
Ute Pact Approved After Arvada Conference
A telegram from Major General Greely at St. Louis confirms General Wint and Colonel Rodgers’ report on a successful meeting with the Ute Indians near Arvada Wyoming last Saturday. The agreement is praised for removing dangerous bands and preventing large scale invasions of settled country.
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Washington
Greely
St. Louis
Rodgers
General Wint
Arvada
Wyo
General Greely
Roosevelt's $1000 Wild Turkey at White House
White House cooks prepared a dinner for President Roosevelt featuring a wild gobbler costing about $1000 in cash plus damages. The bird, chased through Albemarle County Virginia, had lived in the mountains for years and was described as a First Family turkey with extensive parboiling and baking required.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Albemarle County
Hope
Virginia
Old Dominion
Fall River Mill Men Refuse to Raise Wages
In a letter to the Textile Council of the local mill operatives today the manufacturers' association declined to advance wages until prosperity is more deeply seated. The operatives had urged consideration of improved conditions and a possible raise, but the request was not a flat demand.
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Mali River
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Believe Oliver Briggs Has Met Foul Play
Relatives of Oliver Briggs a 28 year old piano tuner of 288 Shawmut Avenue report he disappeared from home on October 15 and believe foul play. Police see no motive and Briggs, described as six feet tall and about 150 pounds, wore a dark suit and black derby hat when last seen.
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Oliver Briggs
Shawmut Avenue
Briggs
Navy Yard Buzz as Admiral Snow Oversees Busy Week
The Charlestown Navy Yard is described as exceptionally active this week with Admiral Snow smiling over a productive scene. The commandant’s upbeat mood mirrors a bustling environment across the yard.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Admiral Snow
Stranded Schooner G. M. Cochrane Near Nauset Harbor
Heavy seas pushed the stranded schooner G. M. Cochrane farther onto the beach by Nauset Harbor. The vessel is badly strained and floating her seems less likely by the hour. Cargo salvage of lumber may be possible. consignees are due to decide on actions tomorrow.
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Chatham
G. M. Cochrane
Nauset Harbor
Consignees
Trustees Deny Complaint Over State Colony At Gardner
The Post retracts a report that Mrs. Louise Conolan filed abuse complaints with the Gardner State colony trustees. The letter from Edmund A. Whitman, chairman, states no charges were made and recounts Conolan’s resignation from a cottage cook position in 1927.
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Gardner
Louise Conolan
Dorchester
State Colony
Faith needs of Catholics urged at Harvard Club
Rev. Augustine David Malley told Harvard Catholic Club members that modern culture threatens Catholic faith not with blatant attacks but with a subtle, disintegrating philosophy. He warned against sneering atheism and urged a sane view of life and its values to protect the faith as the “white pearl of great price” in the soul.
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Augustine David Malley
Harvard Catholic Club
Popiny
Three Accidents in Somerville End in Fatality and Injuries
Patrick English of Arlington died at Somerville Hospital after his wagon was crushed by wheels in a stable area on Somerville avenue. Jennie Battevia of 585 Broadway escaped serious harm after a train nearly struck her, slipping down an embankment but suffering only contusions. Frederick G. Johnson of Everett fell eight feet from Willow bridge on Broadway with severe internal injuries.
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Somerville
P Atrick English
Arlington
Somerville Avenue
Somerville Hospital
Jennie Battevia
Broadway
Southern
Boston & Maine Railroad
Frederick G. Johnson
Hancock Street
Everett
Willow Bridge
Root upheld by President in Roosevelt telegram
President Roosevelt endorsed Secretary Root's speech and his letter to Congressman Watson in a telegram received by Congressman Nicholas Longworth. The message urges printing Root's remarks about Roosevelt's preference for electing a Republican Congress and to reprint portions of his letter to Watson.
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Cincinnati
Root
Congressman Watson
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Watson
Carney Hospital Fair to Be Held Thursday in Mechanic's Hall
Boston community groups organize a large charity fair at Mechanic's Hall to benefit Carney Hospital with extensive parish tables, stage shows, and entertainment by city theaters and a Home for Destitute Catholic Children. Key committees include general, press, printing, advertising, ball, entertainment, transportation, floor marshal, and aides.
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Carney Hospital
Mechanic's Tall
Boston
Thomas A. Crawford
Joseph M. Connors
Patrick H. O'Connor
James Ford
John J. Toomey
Edward P. B. Rankin
Edward P. Barry
W. l L. Ford
William Cleary
M. F. Clary
Joseph J. Casey
Daniel A. Pre
Frank O'Hare
John V. Haley
Charles Mooney
James O'Donnell
John J. O'Toole
Joseph A. Powers
Albert McDonald
Patrick N. O'Connor
John A. Duggan
Thomas Fitzgerald
Transportation Committee
Charles P. Mooney
Daniel A. Prendercast
Matthew J. Mullen
John L. Roche
Warn Clergy Of Swindler In Melrose
A police alert warns Melrose clergy about a young colored man described as 23, 5 feet 3 inches, 125 pounds, smooth face with pompadour hair. He sought aid from Rev. Paul Sterling and claimed a dying mother and a hospital stay in Fall River, then vanished after a faked telegram was shown to church treasurer E A Pearson.
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Melrose
Flo
Paul Sterling
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fall River
State House
Sterling
George E. Cornwall
E. A. Pearson
Pearson
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St. Regis
U.S
Gen. Greely
Gen. Wint
U. S. Pat
Rockefeller Building
Cleveland
Hunt
Michele Porcaro
Juan Orliano
Hub
Everett Buane
MCU
Bousluon Alu
Oper Cen Epee
iEnd
Chief Shaw
State Police
Porcaro
Wellington Street
Cross Street
Navy Yard
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Thomas A. Crawford, Joseph J. Casey
J. Frank O'Hare
Thomas E. Kelly
J. J. O'Toole
Aids
Fred Dempsey
Frank W. Martin
Edward Moore
Joseph Hopkins
Richard Kane
M. F. Cleary
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. O'Brien
John Kett
Alice Keenan
Adeline EK. Burdick
Bessie A. Mitchell
Mary Lyons
Mamie Patton
Mollie Campbell
Mary Crane
Katharine MacDonald
Margaret F. Tobin
Mary O'Toole
Mary Kelley
Mildred D. Higgins
Mary Loughan
Nellie Bennett
Agnes Powers
Muv Reegan
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
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