Two Men Drown Near Newburyport Bridge
Two men, David McKenzie and Calogero Di Gangi, drowned when their dory capsized near Chainbridge over the Merrimack River between Newburyport and Deer Isle. Di Gangi Gandolfo and Jere Landry were rescued after clinging to the gunwale. Ernest Averill retrieved the others and brought them to shore. Police continued search for the bodies at night.
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Newburyport
Chainbridge
Merrimack River
Deer Isle
David McKenzie
Everett
di Gangi Calogero
Boston
di Gangi Gandolfo
Jere Landry
Gandolfo
Lwlandry
McKenzie
Calogero
Ernest Averill
Dory
Storrow Urges New England Public Spirit at Harvest Home
About 200 Pilgrim Publicity Association members heard James J. Storrow, Herbert Kaufmann, and C. M. Fassett at the Exchange Club. Storrow praised Boston and New England progress in business coordination, arts, education, tuberculosis care, and the Young Men's Christian Association fundraising. He urged moral grounding for activity and noted New Englanders should pursue happiness with liberty.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
New England
New
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Sufferers
A long testimonial from women in Camden New Jersey and Erie Pennsylvania extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Citing back and side pains headaches and weakness the writers claim recovery after using the remedy which has been produced from roots and herbs for over thirty years. The ad asserts the medicine has thousands of cures and urges all suffering women to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Camden
N. J
W. P. Valentine
Lincoln Ave
Camden, N. J
Erie
J. Pr. Endlich
Whose Child Is This Annie Burstein Identified
Annie Burstein an eleven year old girl from 109 Salem Street was identified as the school child photographed on Parmenter Street. She attends Hancock school in seventh grade with Miss Curtis as teacher. The Post presented her five dollar gold piece and she thanked the newspaper for the gift.
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Annie Burstein
Salem Street
Annie
Hancock School
Miss Curtis
the Post
Parmenter Street
Post
Kenwood Road
Huntington Avenue
Boston Post
Washington Street
Alda Sings Gilda in Verdi Rigoletto at Boston Opera House
Frances Alda opened as Gilda with youthful vigor and charm, praised for voice color and sweetness. Baklanoff gave a compelling Rigoletto with striking acting, while Constantino, Severoni, Nivetto, and others supported a vivid staging with impressive scenery and chorus.
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Frances Alda
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston Opera House
Gilda
Rigoletto
Maddalena
Elvira Severoni
Countess Ceprano
Virginia Pierce
Giovanna
Mildred Rogers
Paggio
Jeska Swartz
Duke
Florencio Constantino
George Baklanoff
Sparafucile
Giusto Nivetto
Monterone
Giuseppe Perini
Marullo
Attilio Pulcini
Count Ceprano
George Dunstan
Ponchielli
Mascagni
Verdi
Leoncavallo
Mme. Alda
Caro
Mme
Alda
Baklanoff
Mr. Nivette
Mr. Baklanoff
Constantino
Itsef
Miss Severoni
Miss Swartz
Perini
Boston
Move on Zelaya Delayed by US Indecision
Washington reports a US delay in acting on the killing of two Americans, Grace and Cannon, ordered by President Zelaya of Nicaragua, due to the government’s difficulty in fixing the exact status of the slain men in Nicaragua.
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Washington
United States
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Grace
Unclear ties of suspects to revolutionary army in Zelaya case
Government agencies seek proof whether men behind ship mine attacks in Nicaragua acted for the revolutionary forces or independently. If proven they acted alone their status differs from being part of Zelaya’s forces. The State Department and vice consul Henry Caldera gather information before any aggressive action.
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Revolutionary Army
State Department
Zelaya
Managua
Henry Caldera
United States
Transfer of Fr Butler to Somerville Parish
The Rev. Father Francis J. Butler a noted temperance worker and five year pastor of St. Leo's Dorchester has been transferred by Archbishop O Connell to St Anne's Somerville and will assume duties within a week The Somerville vacancy followed the recent death of Rev Father Galvin Butler born in East Cambridge and a Boston College graduate ordained in Montreal in 1883 served at Brighton and Dorchester and now awaits a successor at St Leo's with a potential parish line reshuffle delaying a new pastor at present.
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Francis J. Butler
St. Leo’s
Dorchester
O’connell
St. Anne's Parish
Somerville
Father Galvin
Father Butler
East Cambridge
Boston College
Montreal
Boston
Brighton
St. Leo's
Daily Fire Record Sparks at Blue Hill and Stamford Street Fires
At 7 01 a m Box 314 384 Blue Hill avenue Jacob Bloom loss 200. At 7 58 a m Box 314 Rekindling 384 Blue Hill avenue Jacob Bloom loss slight. At 10 a m Box 20 40 Stamford street Morris Feinberg loss 50. At 5 30 p m still alarm 20 Rose Street Minnie Nostove loss 200. Simple embroidery design for a brush broom case for Sunday Post girls Next Sundays Post.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Jacob Bloom
Stamford Street
Morris Feinberg
Rose Street
Minnie Nostove
Sunday Post
S Post
Latest Styles In Knitting And Crocheting
The article extols home knitting and crocheting as economical wardrobe additions for winter. It promotes Fleisher yarns with guaranteed quality and ticketed skeins, offers recommended yarns and a model for dressy sweaters, notes required materials, and cites Fleisher's Knitting and Crocheting Manual for full instructions and stitch courses.
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Fleisher
Woods Leads In Somerville Primaries For Mayor Nomination
Mayor John M. Woods led all mayoral candidates in last night's Somerville primaries, winning the Republican nomination with 1899 votes while Thomas M. Nolan, the Democrat, tallied 408. Ward contests nominated aldermen in Wards 2 4 5 6 and 7 with Haley Russell defeating Harris Rowland. Jones Hodgson winning Ward 4. Knox over Scott in Ward 6. Perry over Tarbox for Ward 7. and Ralph M. Smith renominated with William B. Brown named ward candidate.
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John M. Woods
Somerville
Thomas M. Nolan
Joseph A. Haley
F. Edmond Russell
Albert C. Harris
Henry C. Rowland
William P. Jones
Joseph O. Knox
William R. Scott
Jesse E. Perry
French O. J. Tarbox
Ralph M. Smith
Wiliam B. Brown
Morse seeks new trial in Morse case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals granted Martin W. Littleton the right to apply to the circuit court for a new trial for Charles W. Morse. The ruling comes as Morse and his defense pursue another chance in the high profile case.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Martin W. Littleton
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court
Morse
Ireland's Prosperity Highlighted by Irish Thrift
Washington reports Irish vice consul J S Armstrong Jr cites a Department of Agriculture statement showing June deposits in Irish joint stock banks up about 9.4 million dollars from 1908, savings banks deposits up 2.9 million, post office deposits up 102.5 thousand, and India stock investments up 6 million. He notes linen exports around 42 million in 1908 and lace sales at record highs.
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Washington
Ireland
J. S. Armstrong, Jr
Cork
Irish Department of Agriculture
India
Bank of Ireland
Armstrong
Treland
Alexis Delgrade Crowned In Kosnovia Intrigue Buildup
In Louis Tracy's serial A Son of the Immortals Alexis Delgrade is summoned to the Kosnovian throne as plots and conspiracies intensify in the Balkan kingdom ahead of next Sunday's magazine installment.
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Louis Tracy
Alexis Delgrade
Kosnovia
Balkan
Sunday Post
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Weingarten Bros., Makers
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Dresden
Saxony
Shetland
Angora
Pleisher
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B. W. Fleisher
Philadelphia
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Erin
Gilchrist
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