Six Hurt In Car Crash
A car crash left six people injured. Harry Clark of Beverly suffered multiple injuries and may die, Augustus Yuhill, also of Beverly, sustained abdominal rupture and internal injuries, Ernest S. Woodman of Danvers had head injuries, Fred Bradstreet of Salem had head contusions, Mrs. James Goodwin of Salem had body bruises, and Charles Coas a motorman from Essex suffered brain concussion with internal injuries and may die.
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Harry Clark
Beverly
Augustus Yuhill
Ernest S. Woodman
Danvers
Fred Bradstreet
Salem
James Goodwin
Charles Coas
Essex
Use guns on house breakers urges Boston police chief
Chief Parkhurst of Somerville says courts too often place burglars on probation leaving citizens justified to defend homes with firearms. He cites many recent break-ins across Greater Boston. Judge Wentworth declined to discuss the statement.
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Parkhurst
Somerville
Greater
Boston
Wentworth
Chief Parkhurst
Somerville Police To Train On Revolver Use At Headquarters
The Somerville chief announces new training for patrolmen and officers to become adept revolver marksmen. He urges residents to keep loaded revolvers at home to deter burglars, clarifying legal permits apply to carrying on the person not storing at home. He states cops will shoot burglars and seeks citizen cooperation while critiquing court actions.
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Somerville
Estate Goes Ten Crown as Carter Death Grants English Bounty
New York Nov 17 Two landed estates in England a third in Scotland and a Bank of England sum once worth five million dollars mark the bounty falling to the English crown after the death of Dr George Sullivan Carter at his Tarrytown home Saturday.
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New York
England
Scotland
Bank of England
George Sullivan Carter
Tarrytown
American family rejects British title in Kendall estate story
The Carter family refused to renounce their loyalty to the United States for a British peerage. John Henry Carter fought in 1812 and settled in Medford Massachusetts. His son George Sullivan Carter declined his claim saying he was too American to be a British subject. George died of heart failure, ending the Kendall line and returning the estate to the crown.
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England
Lord Kendall
John Henry Carter
Medford
Mass
Boston
George Sullivan Carter
Kendall
Princeton Man Bets Auto At Yale Princeton Game
A Princeton graduate, now in New York business, attended the Yale Princeton football game in a $3000 automobile and during intermission argued with a Yale student who wagered his car against $600.
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NEW Waven
Princeton
New York
Collision on Boston & Northern line injures six
At Hamilton on November 17 a signal mix up caused a passenger train to collide with a freight car. Six people were seriously hurt, two possibly fatally. The vestibule car was wrecked and fire broke out as passengers and crew, including Ernest S. Woodman, faced injuries and panic. Motorman Charles Coas and workers Harry Clark and Augustus Yuhill were trapped under debris.
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Hamilton
Boston & Northern Road
Charles Coas
Harry Clark
Augustus Yuhill
Ernest S. Woodman
Boston & Maine
Dorchester Main Bursts Floods Geneva Avenue
A water main burst on Geneva Avenue near Blue Hill Avenue in Dorchester just after 1 am. Residents were awakened by a roar and a torrent three inches deep flooded cellars and doused furnace fires. City water workers arrived within 20 minutes but could not stop the leak until after 3 am.
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Geneva Avenue
Blue Hill Avenue
City Water Department
Tlw
Germany Now Likes England as Emperor Visits England
Berlin officials see the German Emperor’s trip to England as ending a decade of estrangement and fostering goodwill. The favorable view notes Edward VII’s courtesies and suggests the journey will have enduring value for Anglo German relations.
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Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
England
Edward
Fair and unsettled Boston forecast stretches to week
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Monday fair with Tuesday turning unsettled and likely rain. Winds will be light to fresh and variable, turning east, with similar patterns in New England and Eastern New York.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Temperature readings from Thompson's Spa noted yesterday
The thermometer at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington Street recorded a series of temperatures yesterday with various figures and garbled segments. Only a few readable values suggest readings around mid 80s and 40s, buts the text is largely indecipherable.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Meecee
Escenee
Fire destroys fifteen cottages at Long Beach colony
Fifteen summer cottages at Long Beach between Rockport and Gloucester were burned, with an estimated loss of about $22 500. Firefighters lacked equipment due to marshy ground and used a bucket brigade and hand grenades aided by Gloucester rescue crews. A separate blaze at Babson Farm caused further damage.
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Rockport
Long Beach
Gloucester
John T. Hale
Rockport and Gloucester
Seth Griffin
Rockport-Gloucester
Turk’s Head Inn
Rockeport
Rewe
Bucket Brigade
Secretary Cortelyou unveils large Panama bond relief plan
In Washington on November 17 Secretary Cortelyou announced a relief measure to ease the financial strain. The Treasury will issue 50 million dollars in Panama bonds and 100 million in certificates of indebtedness, one year maturities at 3 percent interest. President Roosevelt approves, following White House conferences on the situation.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
Treasury
Roosevelt
White House
Cortelyou Promotes Panama Bonds for Relief and Cash Circulation
Secretary Cortelyou says Panama bonds will provide substantial relief by expanding national bank circulation. He notes certificate proceeds can reach urgent points, aid crop movement, and accelerate relief with immediate financial returns. He cites safety of bonds and certificates and says relief measures won’t withdraw public funds from banks.
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Cortelyou
Panama
Ile
Kennedy Urges Probe Of Winehan Declarations By Labor Delegates
John F. Kennedy urged Boston Central Labor Union delegates to appoint a special committee to probe charges by Senator Frank J. Winehan about Deer Island visits and discussions with Atlas Construction's Frank J. Conroy over potential remuneration for silence. Kennedy, a Sheet Metal Workers unionist, asked via a friend that delegates consider the matter, with the executive board to review it Friday at Wells Memorial.
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John F. Kennedy
Boston Central Labor Union
Frank J. Winehan
Deer Island
Finance Commission
Frank J. Conroy
Atlas Construction Company
Sheet Metal Workers
Miss Agnes Davin Credits Father John's Medicine
Miss Agnes Davin of Lyn credits Father John's Medicine with saving her life saying it healed her throat and lungs. The claim appears in a local advertisement promoting the remedy's health benefits.
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Agnes Davin
Lyn
John
Captain and Boy Save Crew After Mystery Wreck
Freeman Himmelsman captain J. E. Turner mate Morris Randall cook John McGill William Plant and Fred Nowick survive a bitter sea struggle after a mysterious wreck. The crew, saved by their own actions, endure peril while the ship sinks into troubled waters.
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Captain
Boy
Hurley Praises Yale Speed and Defense in Yale Princeton Game
Dan Hurley, Harvard captain of 1904 and 1905, writes that Yale showed speed and precision in attack and solid defence after observing the Yale Princeton clash. He rates Tad Jones ahead of Carlisle’s Mr. Pleasant in speed and elusiveness and notes Harvard ends may null Burr’s long kicks if misses occur.
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Dan Hurley
Harvard
Princeton
The
Post
Yale
Tad Jones
Mr. Pleasant
Carlisle
Burr
Crimson
Five crew rescued after floatilla storm on Vinita voyage
Captain Freeman Himmelman and five crew members of the coasting schooner Vinita were left adrift for two days and nights in a brutal gale. They were found unconscious and rescued by the fishing schooner Mattakeesett about 19 miles southeast of Thatchers Island on Saturday afternoon.
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Freeman Himmelman
Vinita
Mattakeesett
Thatchers Island
Vinita Sinks Off Cape Cod in Five Minutes Stranding Six Men
Six men aboard the Vinita faced a sudden sinking twenty miles northeast of Cape Cod on Thursday afternoon. They escaped in open boats as the ship went down in minutes. The Mattakeesett rescued them at T wharf on Saturday noon. William Plant was taken to Relief Hospital in critical condition. The ordeal involved extreme suffering and heroic acts among a group of strangers who formed a strong bond.
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Vinita
Cape Cod
Mattakeesett
T Wharf
William Plant
Fire Scare at Rexford hotel on Bulfinch Place
Fire discovered on the fourth floor of the Hotel Rexford caused guests to flee the stairs in haste. Engine 4 responded to a still alarm as flames were quickly extinguished. Sparks from a parlor match set a lace curtain alight. damage was slight.
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Rexford
Bulfinch Place
Engine 4
Yale and Princeton Clash In Tight New Haven Game
A Saturday crowd in New Haven witnessed a strong Yale performance against Princeton. Yale's defense stiffened and offense grew more varied in the second half, breaking through Princeton’s line after a close first half battle. Continued on Page 4.
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Vale
Princeton
Yale
Tigers
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