Lifesaving Effort Aboard Schonfels At Sea
After a cerebral hemorrhage left Captain William Rode unconscious, the German freighter Schonfels of the Hansa line passed Highland Light flying for medical aid. It would take four to five hours to reach quarantine, so the tug Pallas was chartered and Port Physician Dr. Francis X. Crawford was secured to meet the vessel.
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Atlantic
William Rode
Schonfels
Hansa Line
Highland Light
Francis X. Crawford
Pallas
Dr. Crawford
Terrific gale slows steamer from Calcutta as Captain Rode falls ill
The Calcutta steamer, which left Malta Oct 29 and passed Gibraltar 18 days earlier, ran into a hurricane and slowed. Captain Rode, 47, collapsed in the chart room and remained largely unconscious, with right-sided paralysis. Chief Officer Muller commanded, steering the ship toward port as Malays prayed for the captain. Schoenfels anchored at quarantine before 7 am with tea spices and general merchandise.
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Pallas
Dr. Crawford
Calcutta
Malta
Gibraltar
Rode
Captain Rode
John Muller
McKinley Surgeon Eugene Wasdin Dies in Sanitarium
Eugene Wasdin 53 a famed surgeon in the United States Marine Hospital service who operated on President McKinley after the Buffalo shooting died today in a sanitarium at Gladwynne a Philadelphia suburb. He was stationed in Buffalo when McKinley was shot.
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Philadelphia
Eugene Wasdin
United States Marine Hospital Service
President McKinley
Buffalo
Gladwynne
Wasdin
Marine Hospital Service
Canopic Arrives In Azores After Favorable Crossing
The Canopic docked in Ponta Delgada at 12:30 PM amid perfect weather. Cardinal O Connell enjoyed the voyage and joked that Boston prayers blessed the good conditions before remaining aboard while most cabin passengers went ashore. The ship will reach Gibraltar on Monday.
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C. B. Carberry
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Charlestown
William
Cardinal’ O’connell
Boston
Gibraltar
Whaling Fleet Returns With Big Haddock and Cod Receipts
Wharf arrivals totaled seven with large catches. Haddock 113900 pounds, cod 71300, hake 39500, pollock 3000, cask 6500. Steerage prices ranged from 31-2 to 61-2 cents per pound with several vessels listed for recent hauls and upcoming arrivals noted including the Francisco and Bohemian schedules.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Maitland Vessel Repaired After Collision at Sea
Maitland Nova Scotia ship on a lumber voyage from Noel to Greenwich was struck by steamer Herman Winter. The Winter towed the damaged ship to port and discharged the entire cargo before repairs could be completed. The Landsman.
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Maitland
N.S
Noel
Greenwich
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Sees Arrivals And Exports
The almanac notes sunrises and sunsets with length of day and tides. Multiple ships arrive and clear at various ports including Utah tage Benson and many steamers such as Schonfels Rode Calcutta Colombo and others via Malta. Vessels sail to Havana Baltimore Norfolk New York and other ports while tugs and schooners maneuver along the coast.
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Utah
Tage Benson
New York
Schonfels
Rode
Calcutta
Colombo
Malta
A. W. Perry
Ellis
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
Nantucket
Hudgins
Baltimore
Newport ,News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Malden
Smith
H. F. Dimock
Hawes
City of Memphis
Savannah
el Siglo
Gresham
Chatham
J. H. Devereux
Herman -Winter
Neworks
Nemasket
Brockton
Panther Creek
Lenape
Eagle Hill
Kohinoor
Manheim
Nevis
Maitland
N. S
Grace A. Martin
Cora F. Cressy
Newsboys' Trial Board Installation Cites Rising Careers
Attendee Alexander I. Peckham declines a board seat citing rule violations by the association but offers aid this year. The event highlights newsies who are pursuing scholarships and professional paths, with Judge Baker presiding and performances by William George, Lillian Malliff, and remarks from Michael Berman, Abraham Resnic, and Henry Brown.
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Newsboys’ Trial Board
Alexander I. Peckham
Baker
William George
Lillian Malliff
Michael Berman
Abraham Resnic
Henry Brown
Judge Baker
Gertrude Patterson previews life before murder trial
In Denver on November 17 Gertrude Gibson Patterson, facing a murder charge in her husband Charles A. Patterson's death, released a life sketch. She appeared more concerned for her mother than the jury fate and claimed she was never formally married to Emil Strauss, a Chicago clothing manufacturer she had cited as being blackmailed by her husband.
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Chicago
Mr. Strauss
Miss Gibson
Charles A. Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Strauss
Patterson
Denver
Col
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Meyer outlines plan to amalgamate naval staff corps
Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer spoke at a banquet of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers on his proposal to merge naval staff corps with the line. The event closed the society’s 19th annual meeting. Sir William Henry White received the John Fritz medal for notable engineering achievement.
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New York
Secretary of the Navy
George von L. Meyer
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
John Fritz
Bethlehem Steel Company
William Henry White
Turkish Consul Talks At Jewish Synagogue
Effendi Avaran Farhi the Turkish consul to the United States at Boston and a Jew attended Temple Adath Jeshurun with his family and consular staff. He stated Jews receive the same treatment in Turkey and noted four Jewish deputies and one Jewish Senator in the Turkish government. His French address followed a welcome by Nathan Pinanski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effendi Avaran Farhi
United States
Boston
Adath Jeshruran
Legation
Effendi Farhi
Turkey
Nathan Pinanski
$40 000 Fund Used to Ease Official Corruption Allegations
Chi cago gamblers maintained a $40 000 bankroll to influence public officials, former gambler Harry Brolaski testified to the Civil Service Commission. He described payments from gamblers and resort keepers in the first ward for protection, including money for all night saloons, music venues, craps games, poker rooms, and liquor outlets.
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Chicago
Harry Brolaski
Civil Service Commission Today
Brolaski
Mont Tennes
Tom Ginnis
First Ward
Opposition to Proposed Wage Scale for Women and Minors
Employers at the State House hearing opposed a proposed minimum wage for women and minors. The special committee is studying the plan and this was the second public hearing. One speaker cited Beacon Street mill families who began life by saving small weekly wages.
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State House
Beacon Street
Opposition voices clash over proposed wage minimum
Surprise arose as no speakers supported the proposition while those against it cited large business interests. D A Scott of Union Laundry Worcester warned wage hikes raise laundry prices, arguing some workers may be overprotected while others lose work. Herbert N Davidson Worcester Board of Trade called the measure speculative, unconstitutional, and harmful to both sides.
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D. A. Scott
Worcester
Union Laundry
Herbert N. Davidson
Worcester Board of Trade
Great Stone Imperils Lives at Court House
A derrick at the old Court House nearly dropped an 11 ton stone from 40 feet yesterday afternoon. Workers detected a fault as the block shifted three feet up and six feet to the right. Quick action lowered the stone, which rested safely on lintels after the iron plate failed.
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Old Court House
Patrolman Ahearn Retired From East Boston Police
Patrolman John J. Ahearn of East Boston retires on a pension of 600 dollars a year after 21 years and four months of service. He became incapacitated from useful service in the department.
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John J. Ahearn
East Boston
Ahearn
Note of $50,000 to alleged clairvoyant triggers validity
A note for 50 000 dollars given by Mrs Isabella V Adams widow of Al Adams the Policy King to Mrs Marguerite Gilbert an alleged clairvoyant to procure protection for her children is deemed a valid instrument under New York law though details remain disputed.
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New York
Isabella V. Adams
al’ Adams
Marguerite Gilbert
Sunday church services across Boston area churches
A roundup of morning and evening sermons at multiple churches including Warren Avenue Baptist First Baptist Tremont Temple Dudley Street Baptist Clarendon Street Baptist South Baptist Park Street Union Congregational Shawmut Congregational and others with listed pastors service times subjects music and child offerings.
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Warren Avenue
West Canton Street
Herbert
Johnson
D. D
Excise Commissioners
Adelphi Quartet
Isabel Melville
Albert Edmund Brown
Bible School
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Whiting
Barnby
Buez
Gaul
Bach
Guilmant
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Dudley
Baptist Church
C. A. Fulton
W. F. Armstrong
India
Fulton
Homenway
Daniel MacKay
Ruggles Street
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
Matia Sundelius
James A. Francis
South Baptist
Fourth
L_ streets
Alexander Blackburn
Jesus Christ
Boston
F. J. Parsons
Park Street
Bible
Endeavor
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
W. Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont and
Brookline Streets
E. Ellsworth Shumaker
Percy L. Bryning
Dover Street
Spiritual Science Brotherhood
Griffith
Shirley
Wheeler
Newhall
Dix
Hook
Miss T
B. Brown
Mesérioni
E. A. Judkins
A. F. Hook
First Presbyterian
Herkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
Ripley
Penele
Presbyterian
May Millan
Roxbury Street
Dudley Street
Madame Conant
Pony
Tufte Street
Somerville
Religious Services and Lectures Map Downtown Boston
A dense listing of church services and talks across Boston on Sunday and evening events. Notable speakers include Rev. George W. King at People's Temple M E Church and Dr Reginald J Campbell at Ford Hall, with various churches hosting lectures on theology, social conditions, and philosophy.
Appellate Court Allows Claim Before Mrs Adams Death
The Appellate Division overturns a lower court ruling, allowing collection of a note dated January 28, 1907 before Mrs. Adams’s death. The suit was dismissed previously on the argument the note was not payable until after her death, with Mrs. Adams citing insufficient proof to forestall alleged danger to the Adams family.
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Adams
Supreme Court
Gilbert
Spiritual meetings fill Boston halls with many mediums
A roundup of Boston area spiritualist events lists Mrs Adele Williams and numerous mediums at Tremont and Tremont Street venues. Readings, messages, healing circles, concerts, and lectures fill Sundays with public invitations and free treatments.
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Adele ©. Williams
Huntington Avenue
Sewell Hall
Tremont Street
M. L. Boynton
Boston
Ruby Boynton
Belle Robertson Jennings
M. J. Butler
Mabel Reed Witham
Mamie Helyett Wolfe
Ella Heyden
Dr. Bell
Mosier
Emma Odiorne
Addie Duran
Betts
Belle Curran
E. K.steadman
Coombs
Kenney
Arthur Crouch
Straut
William Graham
Laxton
Niles Evans
Randall
Abbott
Steadman
Nellie .Carleton-Grover
Wremont Stret
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
N. F. Noyes
Willis Milligan
Miss May Smith
Nellie Thomas
H. Harwood
George Nutter
Mabel Leighton
Belle Robertson-Jennings
Mra. Shirley
Hayden
Hattie Young
Hannah Nutter
M. M. Jollimore
A. Peabody McKenna
May Emmons
Z. Kelley
Mr. Gale
Mrs. Saunders
W. W. Brooks
George Clark
Frank Johnson
D. H. Hall
James Dalahunty
E. A. Blackden
Malden
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Muller
Crawford
Hamburg
Schoenfels
M’kinley
Gorton
Robert & Arthur
Ligzie M. Stanley
Maud F. Silva
Slade Gorton
Gore Ar A Azotcean
Wilson Line
Francisco
Hull
England
Mystic Wharf
Drachenfels
Barl
Carrick
Java
Leyland
Cambrian
London
Bostonian
Manchester
Sloterdyk
Rotterdam
Leyland Line
Bohemian
Liverpool
Grand Junction Docks
Red Star
Marquette
Antwerp
Dunlap
John D. Marsden
Grimsby
Shipping News
Newsboys
Hunter
Ooooooooe
Ington A. Dy, Ve
Meyer
Employers of
Panama Canal
South America
White Star
Pleasure Cruise Department
State ST
West Indies
New
Eastern Steamship Co
Foster’s
Central Wharf
S. Bay State
Ransom B. Fuller
Portland
India Wharf
Mwastport
Lubee
Calais
St. John
Queenstown
Canopic
Winifredian
Cunard Line
S. S. Franconia
Fort Hill
Uptown
Clyde
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co
Cuba
Bermuda
Europe
Beekman Tourist CO
Washington Street
Corner Milk
Warren
Ee Womensa
Hoosac Tunnel
Apel Warren & CO
Agtens Ib Bt al. Tel
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Bpiscorpal
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
Lliam Harman van Allen
J. D
Martins
Cesar
J. H. van Buren
Puerto Rico
Methodist Episcopal
People's Temple
M. E
Berkeley Street
George W. King
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Hurch
Temple Street
Ernest Lyman Mills
Bible Students ' Ass
Steinert Hall
Boylston
A. W. Gleason
Ford Hall
State House Park
Reginald J. Campbell
City Temple
D. Marks Babcock
George Mendall Taylor
Mozart
Hiller
Morgan Memorial
Shawmat Ave
Corning It
B. J. Helms
Noah
Katherine Lente Steevenson
Massachusetts
W. C. T. Union
United Temperance Workers
Old Franklin
Washington
First New Thought Society of Boston
Richards Hall
Huntington Chambers
B. G. Norris
Carol J. Swan
Catherine Forristall
THE
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Huntington Chambers Hall
Julia Seton Sears
Christ
Medico Metaphysical Centre
Hall 230
H. EF. Bodwell
G. W. Smallwood
M. D
C. F. Hartz
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
B. D
Jason and
Hyslop
Christadelphians
Franklin Union
Common Sense Forum
Gundersen
Woodruff College of Music
Catharine Howard Thompson
Warren Street
Roxbury
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Berkeley Hall
Lyman H. Johnson
John Whitehead
Church of the New Jerusalem
St. James Streets
JHE
NEW Thought Forum Association
Hall
B. Havlines
Spiritualists’ Meetings
Annie Banks Scott
Dwight Hall
Tremont Treet
Oriole
Mabel Witham
Mamie Helyett Wolf
Mabel Page
Izetta B. Sears Hill
Akerman Johnson
F. M. Donovan
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Harmony Hall
Corner Kneeland
N. P. Smith
A. Webster
Annie Hanson Kibble
Sarah M. Thompson
Fitzallen
Sophie Kampe
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
Robertshaw
Harvey Redding
Progressive Lyceum NO. 1
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Ann Lee
W. H. Cudworth
J. A. Marchand
Worcester Street
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Fleming Hall
Pear Street
D. J. Prevon
Franks
Jane Avery
Universal Religion
Rev. J
Grumbine
Faelon Hall
Mary Baker Eddy
Edward Lee
Odd Fellows
Vremont Street
Lee's Hall
Washington Hall
Cambridge
R. G. Treadwell
P. Wyman
Janey Avery
Marriner
Dale Street
E. A. Roy
Pembroke Street
E. A. Palmer
Alexander St