Hazarded Lives to Kill Game in Newfoundland
Dr Heber Bishop and James H Mason of Boston return from Newfoundland where they risked their lives to secure five caribou. Bishop, a veteran Big Game hunter who holds a 34 bull moose record, calls the trip the most hazardous of his career as they crossed Grand Lake narrows amid a hurricane.
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Heber Bishop
James H. Mason
Boston
Newfoundland
Bishop
Grand Lake
Dr. Bishop
Caribou Migration Seen By Boston Visitors in Newfoundland
During their stay in the north of Newfoundland Dr. Bishop and Mr. Mason observed large herds of caribou moving southward, a spectacle that few Bostonians are likely to have witnessed.
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Newfoundland
Bishop
Mr. Mason
Newfoundland caribou hunt ends with second largest antlers
Dr. Bishop and partner travel 1300 miles from Boston to Newfoundland Grand Lake to pursue caribou. They delay hunting for favorable winds, witness migratory herds, and Bishop shoots a caribou with tremendous antlers, the season’s second largest. He calls for an end to migratory hunting by law citing lack of true sportsmanship.
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Glovers Island
Grand Lake
Bishop
Mason
Newfoundland
The
Barrens
Bisnop
Dugmore
Roosevelt
Africa
Moroncillo Devastated as Gale Wipes Village Clean
A severe gale in Madrid region unroofed hundreds of houses and caused widespread damage. Moroncillo village was wiped out by fire spread, with five hundred houses burned and about fifteen hundred people left homeless. eleven people injured.
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Madrid
Moroncillo
Tennessee Steamer Tennessee Bow Smashed in New London
The Joy line steamer Tennessee arrived in New London with its bow smashed after a heavy sea at midnight. After temporary repairs the ship left for New York five hours later with 199 passengers aboard and one who left at dock. Captain Enos and his officers restored order and many passengers returned to their staterooms.
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New London
Conn
Joy Line
Tennessee
New York
Providence
Enos
Ex Gov Draper on Road to Recovery After Indigestion
Former Governor Eben S. Draper who fell ill with acute indigestion after the Harvard Dartmouth game remains under care at a Boston hotel. His physician Dr H P Vickery said last night he expects Draper to return home to Hopedale in the morning.
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Eben S. Draper
H. P.vickery
Draper
Hopedale
Boston
Yale Inquire Into Riot At Hyperion Theatre
A rigid inquiry will probe last night’s disturbance at the Hyperion Theatre in New Haven. Yale University officials and police clash over responsibility as students and alumni sang after a stage incident. Hundreds of dollars in damage cited, six students arrested for breach of peace with possible court appearance tomorrow.
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New Haven
Hyperion
Yale University
Yale
Gaby Deslys
Cowles
Chief Cowles
Eldridge
Shuberts
College Side
Vanderbilt
Dean Jones
Hadley
University
Louis Bomeister
Bomeisler
Theatre water incident mars gowns at Yale event
The audience included many social figures beyond Yale men. Guests from the city attended the game and theatre. dirty water from the fire service reportedly ruined many gowns, marbling the evening's appearance.
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Yale
Fifty Seek Wilbur Peterson in Columbia Falls Search
About 50 residents and neighboring townspeople comb the woods, mill pond, and river for Wilbur L. Peterson who wandered from his home in night clothes and stockings two days ago. He has been in ill health. a large search party will resume at daylight tomorrow.
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Columbia Falls
Wilbur L. Peterson
Peterson
How Nature Cures Constipation Internal Bathing
The article promotes internal bathing as a natural, thorough method to cleanse the intestines and prevent constipation. It praises the J. B. L. Cascade now used and endorsed by physicians and sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in New England.
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Riker-Jaynes
New England
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Stags
Hanover and
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M. O'Keeffe
New York City
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Washington St
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Lamb
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the Tailor
Washington Street
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