Auto crash injures Forbush family near Belmont
Belmont November 12 A West Newton grocer Mrs W J Forbush and Dudley Cate son of Rev J E Cate were fatally injured when a touring car driven by Forbush veered on Concord avenue hill overturned and hurled them over an embankment into an iron fence. Douglas Forbush suffered minor injuries. Mrs Forbush faces likely death from internal injuries and broken ribs. Ambulances and doctors treated the injured at Newton Hospital and nearby offices.
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Belmont
W. J. Forbush
West Newton
Dudley Cate
J. E. Cate
Concord Avenue Hill
Forbush
Douglas
Newton Hospital
Forbushes
Mrs. Forbush
Waltham
Newton
Remarkable Cape Cod schooner crash leaves missing ships
Two schooners collide off Highland Light Cape Cod leaving the two masted William Mason heavily damaged and the three masted William B Hilton towed to Gloucester. Another schooner possibly sunk with crews adrift. Ellen C Burke reports Mason wreck and aids. Mary T Fallon tows Hilton after jibboom loss. Coast guard and tugs scour the area for the missing vessels and crews.
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Cape Cod
William Mason
William B. Hilton
Gloucester
Highland Light
Cape
Brittain
Ariel
William D. Hilton
Tuckerton
N. J
Bangor
Boston
Mary T. Fallon
Boston Light
Injuries in Cambridge Auto Collision Involve Wilson Party
Mrs. H F Wilson of Ballardvale and chauffeur Paul Haeber were injured when the Wilson touring car was struck on a sharp Cambridge turn at Harvard and Prospect streets by an unknown auto. H F Wilson escaped unharmed. Haeber received a scalp wound. Both were taken to Relief Hospital. The other vehicle fled the scene.
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Harvard
Prospect Streets
Cambridge
H. EF. Wilson
Ballardvale
Paul Staeber
H. F. Wilson
Paul Haeber
Haeber
H. Nf. Wilson
Fire alarm mishap injures driver as truck crashes in city
A Fire Department aerial ladder truck collided with cobble stones at Kneeland and Washington while responding to a Box 53 fire. The assistant driver James Ikxelliher was thrown to the ground but survived with a minor head cut. The fifth floor of 85 Kneeland Street, home to a tailor, housed the fire, with smoke and water causing most damage. Damages are about 1200 dollars. The steering gear was damaged and the wrecking wagon towed the truck back.
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Harrison Avenue
Kneeland
Washington Streets
Box 53
James Ikxelliher
TH. Levy
Metropolitan Clothing Company
Hub Manufacturing Company
Merchant Club
E. A. King & Co
Mrs Potter Injured After Fall From Car in Brookline
Mrs. W. L. Potter of 30 Davis Avenue Brookline was thrown from an outbound Oak Square car in Harvard Square Brookline last evening and suffered a severe shaking up. She was taken home by carriage after the incident. Her 6 year old daughter, who was riding with her, escaped injury.
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W. L. Potter
Davis Avenue
Brookline
Oak Square
Harvard Square
Collision Injures Four Firemen on Atlantic Avenue
A Boston Elevated Company service car towing a brick-filled flat car collided with Fire Engine 7 at Atlantic avenue and East street. Driver John Perry sustained multiple injuries including a left arm fracture, while Captain James O Connor and others suffered bruises. The crash knocked the engine off the track and hurled firefighters several feet, with one man severely injured. The hose wagon narrowly avoided further harm thanks to the driver’s quick maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Perry
James J. O’connor
J. W. O'Leary
Frank Oresteen
Boston Elevated Company
Atlantic Avenue
East Street
Perry
Engine 7
Dewey Square
Faxon badly scorched in hot water bottle accident
Quincy November 12 Henry H Faxon noted prohibitionist suffered severe scalding at home late Saturday when a hot water bottle burst in the bathroom He is reported ill and under physician care with his health already unsettled and condition fluctuating throughout the day He was resting at noon but worsened by nightfall prompting further medical attention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Henry H. Faxon
Mr. Faxon
Faxon
Two Barges Sink After Morning Collision Off Powhatan
In a dawn collision near Powhatan light the barges Ira A. Allen and Elhurah sank after being struck by the steamer Powhatan. Two men aboard the Allen and a man and woman aboard the Elhurah escaped in a small boat, later rescued by the tug H. A. Baxter. The Powhatan resumed its voyage to Norfolk with minor damage.
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Providence
R. I
Powham Light
Ira A. Allen
Elhorah
Allen
Eldorah
H. A. Baxter
Charles Orlett
Fred
Norfolk
Hilton at Gloucester Towed In Damaged After Squall
The schooner William B. Hilton, towed into Gloucester after losing rigging in a squall near Cape Cod. Captain Nye reported a night collision leaving his stern damaged and his boat carried away. He waited for daylight while a fresh southwest wind drove the vessel leeward. a fisherman later towed her into port. The Mason was seen attempting to reach port with full sail and pumps racing.
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William B. Hilton
Nye
Gloucester
Mary T. Fallon
Minot’s
Highland Lights
Ellen C. Burke
Boston
Eldredge Nickerson
Mason
Massachusetts Bay
Hilton
Ariel
Cape Cod
Highland Light
Dictionary and Atlas Offer Attracts New Readers
Public notice announces a Wednesday Post advertisement by J Q Adams Co offering Webster’s International Dictionary with Reference History of the World in American Russia leather binding and thumb index for $1 down plus small monthly payments. First 1000 buyers receive free 1905 Modern Atlas of the World valued at $3. Readers are urged to mail in or cut out a coupon to claim the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Adams & Co
Russia
Department of Knowledge
Chanted for Their Dead in Russia Relief Efforts Grow
Memorial services were held worldwide by Hebrew communities for Russian atrocity victims. Major U S and British cities report relief funds with Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore contributing. Jacob Schiff serves as national treasurer. Faneuil Hall event planned with noted speakers.
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United States
Great Britain
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Andrew Carnegie
Boston
Russia
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Kishineff
Jacob H. Schiff
General Fund For the Relief of the Hebrews
Faneuil Hall
Edwin D. Mead
Henry B. Blackwell
Charles Fleischer
Alexander Kahn
Boston General Fund Committee For the Relief of
Boston Hebrews Hold Aid Meeting For Russia Massacres
A Baldwin Place Synagogue gathering in Boston raised funds and voiced protest for Russian massacres. Rabbis Eichler and Friederman led a crowd of mourners and donors as resolutions condemned the violence and urged united Hebrew action to aid Israel.
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Boston
Baldwin Place
Russia
M. M. Eichler
Rabbi Friederman
Samuel Shuman
A. C. Ratshesky
Isaac Rosnosky
E. J. Bromberg
Max Mitchell
M. A. Slobodkin
Israel
Greater
Memorial service for Russian Jews in London draws mournful crowd
In Mile End hall a gathering of about 10 000 Hebrews mourns the Russian tragedy. The audience draped in black, many in mourning emblems, weeps during Lamentations. Rabbi Schenzik pleads for Christian aid and urges a month of mourning with self denial funds for Russian co-religionists.
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London
East End
Mile End
Russia
Rabbi Schenzik
Carnegie Gives $10 000 for Russian Hebrews Relief
Andrew Carnegie contributing ten thousand dollars to aid Hebrew sufferers in Russia. The gift sent via a letter to Isador Straus in New York dated November 11 1905 expresses hope for humanitarian brotherhood and moral progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
The
Hebrews
Russia
Isador Straus
Mr. Straus
Brotherhood of Man
Polish Deputation Demands Autocracy From Czar
Berlin notes prompt suppression of a threatened Polish insurrection is essential to prevent German and Austrian Poland from burning. A deputation of Polish nobles merchants and citizens travels to St Petersburg to press autocracy for Russian Poland. If rebuffed, Poland may rise en masse and sever allegiance to Russia.
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Berlin
Poland
St. Petersburg
Czar
Witte
Russia
Polish Independence Threatens Russian Empire War Plans
Enthusiasm grows in Finland as Emperor William lines up 20 000 troops with artillery and transport and prepares a reserve force to be moved by rail at multiple frontier points. German war maps claim Russian dispositions are to be aided, while Witte says Russia will reject Polish independence, arguing it would shatter the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Poland
Russian War Department
Witte
Philadelphia Charity Drives Russia Relief Amid Mass Meetings
In Philadelphia on November 12, five large Hebrew gatherings raised funds for suffering Jews in Russia. The Mercantile Hall session led by Judge Mayer Sulzerberger collected $20,000 in thirty minutes. A 25 member committee was appointed to canvass the city for more donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Russia
Mercantile Hall
Mayer Sulzerberger
Martial law announced in Russian Poland shocks Warsaw crowds
Proclamation of martial law across ten provinces shocks Warsaw causes panic and fear of anti Jewish riots. Hebrews arm themselves with knives revolvers and rifles amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Mass meeting aids Russian Jews in Cleveland crowd
About 1000 Jews gathered on Forest Street Lemple in Cleveland to donate 541 dollars for Russian Jewish co-religionists. City Solicitor Newton D. Baker stated that the resolution of the Hebrew problem in Russia rests with Rothschild bankers in Paris and warned that refusal to lend could jeopardize ties.
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Cleveland
Forest Street
Russia
Newton D. Baker
Roth
Paris
Mr. Baker
Russian Jews relief fund drive in Baltimore raises over 10000
A large Baltimore meeting of the general committee for relief of Russian Jews subscribed over 10000 dollars today. The gathering aimed to gather funds to assist Jewish refugees and victims of persecution in Russia.
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Baltimore
Russia
Jewish aid drive raises funds for Russian Hebrews
In St. Louis on November 12 a mass meeting gathered to aid Russian Jews. Within under an hour donors subscribed 15496 dollars, and a second meeting contributed 1000 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Russia
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Wilson Bros
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Fine Atlas Free
Boston Hebrews
Dawn of Liberty
Mile End Hall
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Kaiser
Quick Aid
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Temple Place
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