Bloodhounds to Trace Missing Lynnfield Woman in Peabody Case
Aged Mrs. Annie Smith of Lynnfield remains missing with authorities planning a vigorous inquiry in Peabody. Bloodhounds may be used as Chief Grady questions leads from relatives and two West Peabody boys who reported a bare headed woman near the railroad. The 75 year old, slight Boston veteran was last seen Thursday near the Sawyer farm area.
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Peabody
Annie Smith
Lynnfield
Grady
Sawyer
Boston
West Peabody
Miss Clayton Weds Diplomat in Washington
Kath leen Clayton daughter of General Powell Clayton married Arthur Grant-Duff British minister to Cuba at the Belgian legation. The Rev. E. C. Smith officiated with Miss Grace Thompson of St. Louis as bridesmaid and Ronald C. Lindsay of the British embassy staff as best man.
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Washington
Kathleen Clayton
Powell Clayton
Mexico
Arthur Grant-Duff
Cuba
E. C. Smith
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Grace Thompson
St. Louis
Ronald C. Lindsay
Worcester's New Doctrine Denies Christian Science Link
Dr Elwood Worcester rector of Emanuel Church Worcester states the church movement for nervous diseases is not Christian Science. He says eminent medical specialists will lead it and treatment will follow regular medical lines with encouragement and helpful suggestions. He mentions weekly study conferences and a library funded by a donor.
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Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Comet Thiele Sees A New Object From Copenhagen
A new comet was discovered early Sunday by Holger Thiele in Copenhagen, visible with a small telescope. The Harvard College Observatory received the despatch from Professor Kreutz of Kiel, Germany, confirming the discovery.
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Holger ‘Thiele
Copenhagen
Harvard College Observatory
Kreutz
Kiel
Ger
Saxonia Sails This Morning With Heavy Cargo
At 7 oclock this morning the Cu nard steamship Saxonia will depart East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool under Captain Charles with 22 saloon 50 second cabin and 200 steerage passengers. Included among saloon travelers are Robert M Pitt Jr Mrs W S Potter Jr and two children from Boston. Cargo includes 21000 barrels apples 47000 bushels corn 56000 bushels wheat 860 tons provisions 600 tons flour 2500 bales cotton 100 tons refrigerator cargo 100 tons lumber 50 tons cheese 200 tons paper and other merchandise destined for various markets.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Charles
East Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Robert M. Pitt, Jr
W. S. Potter, Jr
Boston
Robert Thin
Margery Thin
Chicago
Suit Over Alleged Enticement At Rippling Wave Hotel
Mrs. Hattie A Waters sues Mrs. Alice E Elder pro prietress of the Rippling Wave Hotel Crescent Beach for 10000 alleging her husband was enticed and intimate with Mrs Elder during 1903 summer while the Waterses boarded there. Witnesses include Thomas Elder and Lillian Idel. The case resumes today.
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Hattie A. Waters
Superior Court
Alice E. Elder
Crescent Beach
Thomas Elder
Deer Island
Waters
Elder
Newfoundland Fishermen Face Mass Arrests Under Modus Vivendi
In St John s Newfoundland it is reported that American bound fishermen in the Bay of Islands may be arrested tomorrow for alleged bait act violations despite the recent modus vivendi. Sir Robert Bond orders immediate prosecutions with Solicitor Edinburgh en route to begin cases. defense by Howell E Jenkins. Widespread belief fishermen will be acquitted under the 1818 treaty and bait act.
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ST. John’s
N. N
Bay of Islands
Robert Bond
United States
Newfoundland
Edinburgh
Howell E. Jenkins
Montreal
Rights of Fishermen in Newfoundland Trade Clash
Washington reports the 1905 Congress failure halted Hay Bond treaty provisions, forcing American fishermen to rely on treaty rights. Gloucester captains recruited outside the three mile limit to work with American crews, provoking Newfoundland laws to curb home fishing. A modus vivendi from October 6 preserved many pre conflict rights under the 1818 treaty, while Newfoundland enacted four prohibitions on non-treaty aliens fishing, British subjects helping foreign vessels, and gear sales to foreigners.
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Washington
Congress
Newfoundland
State Department
Foreign Office
New England
Smalley Edges Shute In Tight B Class Billiards Match
Smalley defeated Shute 200 to 188 in a close B class amateur billiards contest at Hub Palace. Tonight Ashe faces G. W. Canterbury in the same event.
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Hub Palace
Smalley
Shute
Ashe
G. W. Canterbury
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William Sawyer
Miss Clayton
Worcester
Thiele
Court
Ripping Wave Hotel
JZ. Idel
Alice E.elder
Milk Street
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
Ehupoe
Mission Extension
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