Dedrick explains Arctic expedition split with Peary
Dr de S Dedrick, who left the Peary Arctic expedition, details his resignation and disputed treatment by Peary. He recounts times of offering medical aid, refusals of supplies and medicine, and threats of marooning, asserting motives were pure and duty to dying Eskimos driven by conscience.
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Washington
N. J
de S. Dedrick
Associated Press
Olrik’s Bay
Peary
Utah
New York
Prik
Arctic
Anoritok
Sabine
Bridgman
Cape Sabine
Molineux Confident of Freedom Today
Roland B. Molineux faces a verdict tomorrow with confidence of release from murder charges in the Catherine Adams case. Friends and lawyers report an acquittal likelihood, while supporters fill the courtroom with a strong expectation that he will be freed after years of suspense.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Catherine J. Adams
Weeks
Battle & Marshall
Lambert
Criminal Courts
Molineux
E. L. Molineux
Frank S. Black
Troy
W. M. K. Olcott
Justice Lambert
Osborne
Black
Mr. Osborne
Princess Xenia to Wed Grand Duke of Hesse After Jilted King
Vienna November 9 Princess Xenia of Montenegro the only living princess who rejected a king has become engaged to the divorced Grand Duke of Hesse. The match recalls a sensational royal episode as Xenia, 21, chose the Grand Duke over the king she spurned King Alexander of Servia. The Grand Duke, head of a leading German state, is Victoria’s grandson and has a troubled first marriage with the late Grand Duchess. Xenia’s engagement marks a new chapter for Europe’s royal circles and the handsome princess’s ascent after repudiating a monarch.
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Xenia
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Vienna
Montenegro
Grand Duke
Alexander of
Servia
Alexander
Europe
Militza
Peter
Russia
Helene
Italy
German Empire
Alice
Victoria
Duke of Edinburgh
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Germany
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of Dallas formed
Boston capitalists plan a $4,500,000 Dallas company to build electric street lines in Texas. Incorporators listed include E. E. Tripp, A. K. Bonta, Henry C. Cone, C. F. Byrne and John Frost. Articles of incorporation mailed to Austin secretary of state after Stone & Webster meeting.
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Dallas
Tex
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
Austin
Stone & Webster
Boston Syndicate
E. Tripp
A. K. Bonta
Henry C. Cone
C. F. Byrne
John Frost
Texas
Emma Goldman Barred From Speaking in Providence Hall
Emma Goldman, famed anarchist, was stopped by police as she attempted to enter a Providence hall to speak. She was told she could not address the audience and left amid light protests. She had arrived from Boston.
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Providence
R. I
Emma Goldman
Boston
Stage Matters E. S. Willard Secures London House
Stage matters roll through Boston and beyond as E. S. Willard signs for St. James's Theatre in London for next season controlled by George Alexander with a 1908-04 tour. Majestic Theatre progress hints at a preyear opening while bios of performers and Boston dates fill the scene.
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E. S. Willard
St. James’s Theatre
London
George Alexander
Boston Theater Week Attractions and Openings
Mrs Patrick Campbell opens two week engagement at Colonial Theatre with The Joy of Living. Alphonse and Gaston at Grand Opera House. Old Sleuth at Music Hall. Corie Payton's Josephine Empress of the French at Park Theatre with Una Abell Brinker and Walter Wilson. The Power of the Cross at Bowdoin Square. Final week of The Old Homestead at Boston Theatre. F C Whitneys When Johnny Comes Marching Home to debut Nov 17. Empire stock at Hollis with The Wilderness. Rogers Brothers at Harvard to follow. Tremont week split David Garrick and Professor's Love Story. Charles Hawtrey two weeks at Museum in A Message From Mars. Bird in the Cage on Nov 24. Defender to open tonight at Columbia. Phrase at Castle Square. John E Kellerd in The Climbers at Grand Opera House next week. Papinta extends another week at Keiths with new dances. Carrie Nation and hatchet at Howard today. The Kansas Smasher at 4 and 10 pm. The Kitties booked another week at Austin & Stones. Jolly Grass Widows at Palace promises unique hilarity.
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Music Hall
Boston
Corie Payton
Park Theatre
Josephine
Una Abell Brinker
Walter Wilson
Napoleon
Bowdoin Square
Old Homestead
Boston Theatre
F. C. Whitney
Johnny
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
Rogers Brothers
Harvard
E. S. Willard
the Tremont
David Garrick
Charles Hawtrey
Mars
Charles Frohman
Columbia
Castle Square Theatre
John E. Kellerd
Grand Opera House
Papinta
Keith's
Carrie Nation
Howard
Austin & Stone
Harbor crowded with foreign steamers and new liners arrival
A fleet of three regular ocean liners and four steamers arrived with coal and hemp from Europe and Manila. The Boston harbor bustles with ships, including the Danish steamer Florida and the Bostonian on Leyland London service, while the Keemun prepares to sail to New Orleans after loading at Barry. A 9000-ton Keemun, built for China Mutual, features twin triple expansion engines and 18 knot trials, reflecting wartime shipping activity.
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Europe
Manila
Florida
Barry
North Ferry
South
Boston
East Boston
Bostonian
Furness
Charlestown
London
Leyland Liverpool
Leyland London
John Webber
Cardiff
Everett
Cebu
New England
South Boston
St. Kilda
Thomas W. Lawson
Liverpool Pier
Congress Street Bridge
Badenia
Pectan
Lake Michigan
Keemun
Workman, Clark & Co
China, Mutual Steam Navigation Company
New Orleans
Keemum
Lloyds
Widening Fort Point channel draws and harbor traffic
The department plans widen the Fort Point channel draws to widen passage for ocean liners and coasters. The Badtenia and Lake Michigan are 58 feet beam, the Keemun from Barry similarly wide. A long list of incoming and outgoing sailing ships, tugs, and steamers fills the harbor, with weather delaying several arrivals and affecting coal freights.
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Fort Point
Badtenia
Lake Michigan
Keemun
Barry
South Boston
Oregon
Pacific
Kennebec
Port Blakely
Sair
Benjamin F. Phillips
Catherine
Ellen
Governor Russell
Henrietta G. Martin
James G. Blaine
Teresa
Alice
Horace B. Parker
Mary A. Gleason
Mary T. Fallon
Clara R. Harwood
City of Rome
Inman Line
Great Eastern
Cape Cod
James
Whitney
India Wharf
New York
Mortimer Nickerson
D. Roughan
Harry Smith
Jacob G. Neafie
Boston
Antwerp
British Maritime Trust of London
New Orleans
Shipping News Mini Almanac For November 10
A compact shipping notice lists sun rise and set times, day length, moon set, and high water. It records arrivals including steamers Merion from Liverpool and Sachem from Liverpool with passenger counts and merchandise for Richards Mills Co and Murdock.
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Merion
Thompson
Liverpool
Queenstown
Richards, Mills & Co
Sachem
Murdock
Pope envoy Falconio brings religious prestige to America
Washington November 9 Archbishops favor social rank for the Pope's envoy to the American hierarchy sparking disappointment. They want a high social position in Washington to gain deference and access to national leaders. Falconio, a Franciscan, will wear simple garb and observe Franciscan customs.
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Washington
Mgr
Diomede Falconio
Mer. Falconio
St. Francis of Assisi
Cardinal Martinelli
Cardinal Gibbons
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Nil Desperandum
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