Electric Car Collides With Minister’s Auto in Waltham
Rev Rosco L Green a wealthy Methodist minister was severely injured when an electric car struck his touring car at Newton and High streets in Waltham. The impact hurled the auto onto a lawn over 380 feet, demolishing the car and wheels. The minister aged 60 was taken home and treated by Dr F M Stiles. Railway officials cited obstructed views from a fence at the junction as the cause.
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Waltham
Rosco L. Green
Newton Street
Waltham Electric
Warry Goss
Lawn
Green
Ash Street
F. M. Stiles
Immanuel Methodist Church
Newton
High Streets
Waterman
Passengers Endure Storm Delays On Saxonia Voyage
After battling gale conditions for over a day the Saxonia arrived, unloading stories of fatigue on the bridge and anxious saloon passengers awaiting Thanksgiving plans. Notables aboard included attorney H E Warner, Mrs Codman, Mrs Bounetheau, Mrs Perry, and Walter Hearn, with romance surrounding Miss M Worsnop. The Pannonia and Leyland Line ships followed in, bringing freight and passengers after the storm.
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H. E. Warner
Boston
Warner, Warner’ & Stackpole
Paris
Warner
Freund Codman
Hotel Kempton
England
M. Worsnop
Flo
Colonel Billings
Europe
Asia
Michael Welch
Rochester
N. Y
Ireland
Saxonia
New York
Pannonia
Irvine
Leyland Line
Bostonian
John Parry
Manchester
Liverpool
Philadelphian
Aragonia
China
Philippines
Mystic Wharf
Meyer
Yokohama
Lazio
Navigazione Generale Line
Italy
Cunard
Storm Wreaks Havoc at Revere and Winthrop Beaches
Thousands visited Revere and Winthrop beaches to view damage from the storm. A house boat named Glendie Burke lay wrecked on the Revere shore near Newton Berry’s Nahant cottage, while a monster barge from Lynn was driven ashore near the metropolitan police station.
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Revere
Withrop
Winthrop
Glendie Burke
Newton Berry
High Rock Cottage
Nahant
Crescent Beach
Revere Boulevard
West India Service
W. G. King Company
Lynn
Lynn Harbor
Metropolitan Police Station
Boston
Yarmouth
Simms
Bay State
Portland
T Wharf
Boston Ferry
Store Stock Burned in Storm Ravage at Newburyport
William C. Fisher, owner of a large dry goods store in the Postoffice block on Pleasant Street, reported $30,000 worth of stock ruined by last night’s storm. Workers had removed roof sections to add a new story, and overnight water seeped under canvas coverings soaking every item.
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Newburyport
William CG. Fisher
Pleasant Street
Six Ocean Liners Reach Port After Hurricane Battle
Six large liners with cargoes valued in the millions arrived in port after a 24 hour hurricane at the harbor entrance. The Saxonia led the fleet with 742 passengers as fog and sea conditions prevented earlier entry, forcing stern weathering and a return to sea before finally entering the inner harbor.
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Boston Light
Pentecost
Design for Baby’s Christmas Basket and Pine Pillow
In Next Sunday’s Post a craft note outlines a baby’s Christmas basket and a pine pillow project. The guide highlights simple materials, warm color schemes, and safe components suitable for a child’s display and a rustic home decor accent.
Slain Yankee Officers Were Insurgent Colonels
A cable from Bluefields says Groce and Cannon were volunteers with colonel ranks in the revolutionary army and did not deserve death. Estrada’s provisional government in Nicaragua grows stronger as US cruiser Des Moines reports blockades and naval patrols near Greytown. Telegraph disruptions hinder State Department contact with Central American ports as marines prepare for deployment to the Isthmus.
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Groce
la Luz and
Los Angeles Mining Company
Cannon
Revolutionary Army
Zelaya
Central America
Bluefields
Estrada
Nicaragua
Estrada Party
Revolutionary Movement
Shipley
United States
Des Moines
Greytown
Navy Department
Port Simon
Rama
State Department
Western Union Telegraph Company
Costa Rica
Colon
Department
Department of State
Moreira
Vicksburg
Corinto
400 Marines to Sail Prairie for Mission
Nov 23 report states the United States cruiser Prairie sails from Philadelphia with 400 Marines aboard. The ship's hold is stocked with provisions and ammunition for the mission.
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Philadelphia
Prairie
Girl in Charles River Suicide Threat Prompts Search
Harbor police plan a morning sweep of the Charles River to locate Annie B. Holden a maid at the United States Hotel who disappeared at noon yesterday and left a letter to Frank Holden of Somerville saying she would end her life in the river.
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Charles River
Annie B. Holden
United States
Frank Holden
Central Street
Somerville
Lyman J. Gage Marries Ada Ballou in Coronado
Former Treasury Secretary Lyman J. Gage, age 73, wed Ada Ballou, age 35, at the Ballou parents’ Coronado home in California. The bride listed her age as 35 and the groom 73 in the Nov 4 ceremony.
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San Diego
Cal
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Ada Ballou
George H. Ballou
Coronado
Mr. Gage
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Tunnel Bargain Basement
Washington
Winter Streets
Batiste
Melton
Percale
ASL Dutta
Automatica
J.S. Ake
Washington Street
Reverd Beach
Buryport Store
Weral
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School St
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Panama
Nicarasgua
Caribbean
Cc. E. Osgcood Co
Washington Sts
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Boylston and
Essex Tunnel
Lyman Gage
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C. E. Asgood
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Morris
Mission Rockers
N. K. Fairbank Company
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