Chase for Stolen Sailor Leads to Baltimore
A tiny craft with a allegedly shanghaied man aboard was chased across Chesapeake Bay after a Baltimore marshal’s call. The government vessel Apache, commanded by Captain Moore, pursued and captured Captain Gunning of the Malinda Drummond. The Apache heads to Baltimore with the ship master the rescued man and a witness aboard.
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Ancient Roman portrait mirrors President Mellen at new museum
Visitors at the Museum of Fine Arts note a terra cotta head from a first century B C portrait bears a striking likeness to Charles S. Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford. The museum opens with a private viewing for Chamber of Commerce members and wives and introduces the Bremgarten Swiss room recreated from Zurich.
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Hyomei claims cure for catarrh in minutes
A promotional notice touts Booth's Hyomei as a simple antiseptic inhaler remedy to cure acute catarrh in two minutes and chronic catarrh in weeks. It stresses a money back guarantee, price of one dollar, and availability via druggists and mail order from Booth's Hyomei Co. Buffalo NY.
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Greater Boston church events draw strong ticket sales and progress updates
Tickets for a banquet honoring Rev. Dr. Chapman and Mr. Alexander at Mechanics' Building on December 13 are in high demand as holders gain reserved floor seats for the ensuing great meeting. Rev. H H Loud remains pastor of Lynnfield Centre Congregational Church. Trinity Church Parish Hall hosts a sale for St. Monica's Home with a large morning turnout. St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Somerville runs a three day bazaar to fund a new building nearing occupancy early next year.
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Girl Victim to Bravery Innisfail Fire Ends Two Lives
Innisfail Alberta early today a fire at the Revere House claimed the lives of Ethel Arnett seventeen and John Arnett twelve. Ethel escaped then returned to save her brother. Their father owned the inn. Several guests suffered broken limbs from jumping from windows.
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State Takes Responsibility for Foundling Amelia
Amelia an unclaimed two month old found in a doorway on India square was brought to the Chardon Street Home by a patrolman. Police could not locate the mother and the state will likely care for the child as a foundling.
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Irish Nationalist Leader Arrives in St Louis for Home Rule Tour
T P O Connor, head of the Irish Nationalist committee touring the United States for home rule, arrived in St. Louis today and will address a mass meeting tomorrow night.
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England to Extend Censorship Across Music Halls
London Nov 11 The joint Lords and Commons committee on drama censorship recommends continuing censorship and widening the censor's authority to supervise music halls, mirroring existing theater control.
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Argentine wheat crop damaged by locusts sparks market turmoil
Fresh confirmation of locust damage to the Argentine wheat crop caused a stir in Chicago's wheat pit as traders reacted to the news. The report highlights market anxieties over crop yields and potential price volatility amid ongoing agricultural threats.
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Typhoon Ravaged Northern Leyte and Dagami
A cablegram from the Governor General reports a recent typhoon devastates Tacloban and northern Leyte towns. It crossed Capiz and exited over the China Sea with the Dagami army post destroyed.
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