Derelict Evolution Beaten by Storm Reaches Harbor
The British schooner Evolution from Campbelltown with shingles, bound for Bridgeport, survived a ferocious north easter off Seal Island. Aboard were exhausted sailors with little food or water after a sea wreck. By evening the town sloop Eunice learned of their dire state and came to aid four miles from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Navy
Campbelltown
N. B
Bridgeport
Long Point
Eunice
Claims 10000 for injuries after hatch fall aboard Columbian
Dennis P. Crimmins sues Leyland Steamboat Company and Edward S. Booth for injuries from falling through an open hatch on the English steamer Columbian at Pier 1 East Boston on June 1 1904. He seeks 10000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis P. Crimmins
Leyland Steamboat Company
Edward S. Booth
Boston
Mollie Adams Triumphs In Semi Final Of Clyde Park Cup
Miss Mollie B Adams of Wollaston defeats Miss Harriet Curtis of Essex County Club 1 up in the Clyde Park challenge cup semi final at the Country Club course. Adams leads to final against Miss Fanny Osgood after steady scoring and a clutch put on the 18th.
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Mollie B. Adams
Wollaston
Curtis
Wollaston Golf Club
Harriet Curtis
Essex County Club
Miss Adams
Fanny Osgood
Miss Curtis
Brookline
Willard Accused Of City Law Violations In Chelsea
Mayor Edward E. Willard of Chelsea faces charges of violating city laws and mismanaging affairs, alleged by ex-Alderman Justin F. Bartlett who claims to have evidence. Bartlett attacks liquor money influence and asserts his own candidacy as the logical alternative amid accusations of bribery and repeated voting fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Willard
Chelsea
Granite Hall
Justin F. Bartlett
Willard
Bartlett
John E. Beck
Beck
P. H. Kelly
Boston
Kelly
Gas Employee Dies From Asphyxiation in Bristol
James N. Watson a 40 year old gas works employee from Pawtucket Rhode Island was asphyxiated today while tapping a gas main in Bristol Connecticut. Companions pulled him clear and revived him briefly before he collapsed and died. The body will be sent to Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Conn
James N. Watson
Pawtucket
R. I
Bristol Gas Works
Examinations for Carriers at Concord Post Office
A special exam for two carriers and a substitute for Concord post office to establish free delivery will be held by the Civil Service Commission in Boston on December 7. Male applicants passing the exam may be appointed from either clerk or carrier registers, while female applicants are limited to the clerk register. Carrier salary starts at 600 dollars per year and rises to 850 after one year. Clerks earn 400 to 600 dollars annually.
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Concord Post Office
Concord
United States Civil Service Commission
Boston
Clerk
Class of
Piles cure promised with PAZO Ointment in 6 to 14 days
Advertisement for PAZO Ointment claiming to cure itching bleeding protruding or painful piles within six to fourteen days or money back. Priced at 50 cents.
Forgery Charge Arraigns Couple in Bennington Farm Purchase
A man and a woman calling themselves Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith were arraigned in Bennington Vermont on forgery tied to buying a farm with worthless checks drawn on A. M. Smith & Co. Boston. They were held for the December term of the county grand jury with the woman named as an accomplice. A. M. Smith testified he never met the signatories or saw the couple before.
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Bennington
E. C. Smith
A. M. Smith & Co
South Market Street
Boston
Bennington County
A. M. Smith
Smith
HUB COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN OPENS CLUB YEAR
The Boston section opened its club year in the New Century building on Huntington avenue with Mrs Julius Andrews presiding. Jacob de Haas gave an Abraham themed program and historical sketch. Officers for 1906 07 include President Mrs Julius Andrews and vice president Mrs E S Goulston Sr. secretary Mrs Benjamin Schellenberg treasurer Mrs Amelia Greenbaum.
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Boston
Council of Jewish Women
Century
Huntington Avenue
Julius Andrews
Abraham
Jacob de Haas
E. S. Goulston, Sr
Benjamin Schellenberg
Amelia Greenbaum
Norwegian landscape painter Fritz Thaulow dies in Volendam
Christiania reports the death of Fritz Thaulow the noted Norwegian landscape painter announced from Volendam Holland. The passing marks the loss of a prominent figure in early 20th century art.
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Christiania
Volendam
Holland
Fritz Thaulow
Delightful journey along the food route to wellville
A young woman describes indigestion relief after two months on Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee. She reports rapid improvement, weight gain, and renewed vigor, noting a friend’s surprise at her healthier appearance and vowing to continue the regimen with Postum and Grape-Nuts. The testimony ends with the Postum Co. claim There is a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Gubernatorial Election Seen As Historic in New York
New York voters face a forecast of fair weather and a pivotal election. Republicans expect a large plurality in the state while Independence League and Democratic forces project sizable margins in Greater New York. Heavy campaigning and legal voter protections set the scene for a slow count and uncertain outcome.
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New York
Independence League
Democratic
Harlem
Wall Street
Hearst Predicts 200000 Plurality in Greater New York
Hearst told New York audiences he expects a 200000 plurality in Greater New York and to be elected by similar margins. He said statewide support would follow and pledged rapid reforms, continuing attacks on trusts, and possible removals if officials failed the people.
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New York
Hearst
Hughes
McClellan
Jerome
Hughes Ends Campaign with Rallies and Disruptions
The Republican campaign concluded with large demonstrations in New York. Hughes drew enthusiastic crowds while Hearst partisans faced police ejectment amid interruptions. At Camp Hughes in Harlem a crowd crush caused minor injuries before order was restored. Hughes declared he would not attack his opponent.
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New York
Hughes
Hearst
Camp Hughes
Harlem
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund the purchase if it fails and the product bears E W Grove’s signature on every box. Priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Campaign rhetoric on truth and fairness in Hearst era
A speaker rejects vituperation and calumny in political contests. He argues campaigns must rely on truth and square dealing. The issue, he says, is Hearst versus the American flag, asserting the flag has never fallen in disgrace.
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William RR. Hearst
Final Republican and Hearst tallies before New York vote
State Chairman Woodruff forecast a near landslide for Hughes and allies on the anti Hearst ticket, predicting a 290000 governor race majority and New York City carry. Independence League leader Shmson said Hearst would win statewide by 200000 with strong turnout in Erie and near 90 percent labor vote.
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New York
Woodruff
Republican
Hughes
Hearst-Murphy-Conners
Max F. Shmson
Independence League
Hearst
Kings County
Bronx
Erie County
Police Orders Issued For Election Duty In New York
Police Commissioner Bingham along with Attorney General Mayer and Superintendent Morgan summoned every inspector and captain in the five boroughs to headquarters to outline duties for the election. He urged officers to perform their roles properly, efficiently, and honestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Five Boroughs
Bingham
Mayer
Morgan
City of New
Dr. Greene's Nervura Promises Vital Strength and Health
Advert suggests Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the cure for disease and a true tonic. Endorsed by F. P. Dearth of Woodsville New Hampshire who reports renewed strength and well being after use. Dr. Greene offers free consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston Massachusetts.
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Greene
F. P. Dearth
Woodsville
N. H
Election Day Instructions Respect Police Duty
Superintendent Morgan instructed captains and inspectors on election laws how to challenge votes and ensure fair and thorough police duty during York's election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Morgan
Conners Predicts Hearst Landslide Victory in New York
William J. Conners, chairman of the Democratic State committee, returns to Buffalo and asserts Hearst will win by about 200000 votes. He forecasts a Republican landslide and Democratic gains in Congress and state legislature in districts long seen as GOP strongholds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Conners
Hearst
Congress
Harvard 09 Elects Nominating Committee Members
The Harvard class of 1909 elected a nominating committee at a meeting last night. Meredith Blagden, coxswain of the varsity crew, was chosen chairman, with EF. T. Wentworth, L. A. Hunt, T. C. Defrier, R. M. Middlemass, FE, F. Currier, G. C. Good, H. McCall, E. M. Gilbert and A. S. Olmstead as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Meredith Blagden
Varsity
EF. T. Wentworth
L. A. Hunt
T. C. Defrier
R. M. Middlemass
F. Currier
G. C. Good
H. McCall
E. M. Gilbert
A. S. Olmstead
Man Jumps From Chelsea Bridge
Sarks Shobgogran a 50 year old Armenian jumped from the north draw of the Chelsea bridge yesterday afternoon into the water and was rescued unconscious by the drawtender. He was taken to Chelsea police station for safekeeping after showing signs of insanity and escaping from a Charlestown residence.
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Sarks Shobgogran
Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea
H. Karlachain
Main Street
Charlestown
J M Haskell Rites Held For Local Grocer
Jacob M Haskell grocery merchant senior member of Haskell Adams Co died Sunday at his home 226 Beacon Street He was in his 70s Born Garland Penobscot County Missouri January 20 1830 in his 71st year
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Jacob M. Haskell
Haskell, Adams & Co
Commercial Street
Beacon Street
Mr. Haskell
Garland
Penobscot County
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