Barges adrift off Cape Cod as search continues
Two Lehigh Valley railroad coal barges, the Buffalo and Burden, broke from the tug Lehigh and drifted off Cape Cod. A crew of three on each barge and a woman aboard one vessel prompted a full day of searching by Lehigh and Shawanese tugs, with a third tug to join from Vineyard Haven at dawn.
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Highland Light
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo and Burden
Cape Cod
Lehigh
Massachusetts Bay
Vineyard Haven
Boston
Buffalo
Burden
Perth Amboy
Buffalo and
Boston Harbor
Wallace D. Phinney
Bay
Mr. Phinney
Provincetown
Public School Association attacked as sectarian at Tremont Street church
Speakers at a Independent Women Voters meeting condemned the Public School Association as narrow and sectarian. Mrs. Sarah Boyden defended the group, saying Catholics may be nominated if they meet criteria, while Henry Blackwell and Rev. Dr. Clark urged unity and judged creed irrelevant in school support.
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Public School Association
Independent Women Voters
Tremont Street
M. E. Church
Sarah J. Boyden
P. Ss. A
Henry B. Blackwell
Dr. Clark
Warren Avenue Church
Boyden
Witnesses Tell Story of the Shooting and How the Defendant Acted
New York November 21 Nan Patterson faces trial for the murder of Cesar Young the financier and bookmaker allegedly killed over jealousy of Youngs wife The prosecution lays out a motive and a night of scenes with Patterson and Young including a pawnshop revolver purchase by the defendants brother in law and a late night at Flannerys saloon The defense counters with questions of circumstances and character while Youngs wife and ex husband show public intensity in the courtroom
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Cesar Young
Nan Patterson
Young
Patterson
New York
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
J. Morgan Smith
Nan
Flannery
Gompers and Mitchell Called Traitors at Labor Session
In San Francisco on November 21 the American Federation of Labor session heated over a Socialist resolution by Victor Berger. Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell were accused of treachery, while Mitchell and Gompers defended their records and opposed mixing politics with union activity.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Max Hayes
Mitchell
Gompers
Mr. Mitchell
Eliot
Harvard University
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity
Fair weather is forecast for Boston and surrounding areas with fair conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday. The outlook calls for generally light winds and dry skies across the region.
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Boston
Vicin
Local Patent Medicines Advertise Cough Drops and Cures
A vintage advertisement touts Hunt’s Laxative Mints as the best cough drop, price five cents, alongside Piso’s Cure for coughs colds and consumption at 25 cents and Fr. John’s Medicine claimed to cure bronchitis. The page highlights multiple patent remedies sold by pharmacies.
Police Clashes At Tech Hearing Describe Beating Claims
Testimony at yesterday’s police hearing recounts aTech students torn dresses and knocked down by officers and a shout Get at them boys as a squad leader urged action. Witnesses described torches and a burning float linked to President Roosevelt effigy, with many students injured and police defense framed as protecting themselves.
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Nugent Fallon
William 8. Mann
Technology
E. G. Thomas
Counsel Hill
Tech
H. P. Shaw
Charles D. Morey
Emmons
Morey
16 Lodgers in Danger of Death
Mrs William Small of 8 Milford Street woke 16 lodgers at 2 30 am when gas from burning coal in the cellar bin overcame them. She and her husband William Small were rescued by District Chief Grady as he entered the smoke. F L Page, former owner, helped carry 13 to safety across the roofs.
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Lewis Martin
Rand
William Small
Milford Street
Grady
Fire Department
F. L. Page
Lawson Statement to the Post on the New York Sun
Thomas W. Lawson recalls his lunch at Youngs and notes his progress in a statement to the Post. The report, attributed to Lawson, references the Sun and mentions Frederick R. Coudert and Paul Fuller in relation to the matter. The article continues on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
the Post
New York
Frederick R. Coudert
Paul Fuller
Lawson
Train Kills Waterbury Manufacturer in Auto Crossing
Waterbury Connecticut November 21 A northbound New York New Haven and Hartford train struck the automobile of Frank B Bristol a prominent local manufacturer as he crossed the Naugatuck division tracks. He was hurled down an embankment and instantly killed.
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Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Frank B. Bristol
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Cape Cod Coast
Laftarea
PSA
Eth
Prosecution
Corower
Senore West
Sne
Talesman
Mr. Rand
East River
Hiram Stern
Towle
Mr. Lawson
Standard Oil Trust
Standard Oil
Massachusetts
Sait
George Towle
All America Shoe Shops
Tremont St
Ge. W. Beson & Charlton
Washington St
Summer St
Blackstone ST
Hanover
North St
Rich
Thos. Perkins CO
John St
Ellery
Congress St
Fairweather
Hunt
Fr. John
William S. Mann
Tech '06
Hill
Mr. Hill
Young's
Mr. Bristol
Tance
Stantly
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