Wise Horse Saves Two in Chelsea Accident
Mr and Mrs Thomas Evans both deaf mutes aged 70 and 72 escaped serious injury in Chelsea when a horse and buggy driven by Mrs Lewando Baldwin pinned them to the street after slipping on wet vitrified brick. Patrolman Bradley freed them with the horse remaining still. Both were treated for minor injuries and returned home. No blame attached to Mrs Baldwin.
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Thomas Evans
Webster Avenue
Boston
Chelsea
Evans
George D. B. Smalley
Washington Avenue
Cary Square
Bradley
Mrs. Evans
Mr. Evans
Memorial Service for Arch bishop Feehan in Chicago
Thousands gathered at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago to honor the memory of the late Arch bishop Feehan, national chaplain of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, with representation from every state council.
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Chicago
Order of Hibernians
Holy Name
Feehan
Hibernian Order
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Fair and colder Friday then fair Saturday with chilly winds. Unclear details mention unreliable terms and stray letters but indicate dry weather with decreasing temperatures in the Boston area.
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Boston and Vicinity
Temperature readings at Thompson Spa given yesterday
The thermometer at Thompson Spa on 219 Washington Street recorded temperatures in a scattered sequence with averages noted. Average temperature yesterday was 36 1 24, and average temperature for the same day last year was 24 15 24.
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Thompson Spa
Washington Street
Brighton Burglars Caught in Brookline
Three Aberdeen district Brighton homes were entered between midnight and 2 45 am. Charles Murphy 23 of Boston and Charles Libby 25 of Waterville Me were chased and captured in Brookline within four hours. Loot included silverware and clothing with more than 300 dollars in goods recovered. Authorities recovered the axe used at two houses and playing cards linked to the Munroe residence.
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Aberdeen
Brighton
Brookline
Charles Murphy
Boston
Charles Libby
Waterville
Murphy
Worcester
John S. Johnson
James Comerford
Brookline Department
Johnson
Libby
L. C. Bliss
Englewood Avenue
Theodore B. Munroe
Commonwealth Avenue
IF. S. Wicks
Chestnut Hill Avenue Congregational Church
South Street
Munroe
Fred Willis
Station 14
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Beacon Street
Dean Road
Comerford
Boylston Street
Village Square
Willig
Edison’s Great Invention A Boon to All Mankind
New York November 27 Edison Jr announces a new Magno Electric Vitalizer claimed to cure consumption rheumatism restore shattered constitutions and renew energy in the aged. Medical men in major cities endorse it and Edison himself supervises distribution urging universal access by mail.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
Universal Hospital
Edison, Jr
Mr. Edison
Thomas A. Edison, Jr., Chemical Co
Stone Street
Nebraska
Hudson
Thomas A. Edison, Jr., Chemical Company
Fire at New York YMCA building endangers lives
A third alarm blaze at the YMCA on Twenty third Street and Fourth Avenue caused dense smoke and flames from the basement to the upper floors. Fire Chief Croker and Acting Deputy Chief Burns led rescue efforts as artists and residents escaped via ladders and exits. Damage tops $20,000 with likely loss of valuable first floor records. Policeman Troy and others aided victims, including a disabled man and his family, to safety.
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New York
Young Men’s Christian Association
Twenty-third Street
Fourth Avenue
Croker
Captain Oswald
Twenty-second Street
United Charities
Burns
Beisroth
James Morrow
Troy
Tenderloin
Frances
Park Avenue
Arthur Hober
E. Bucknell
Charles Moeller, Jr
John A. Jackson
J. Brevoort
James H. Dustall
W. Seymour Bloodgood
Binns
Chief Croker
Mrs Brown in Critical State After Stabbing by Son
Great Barrington, Nov. 27. Mrs Ellen Brown lies in critical condition tonight after being stabbed beaten and kicked by her son Joseph who was away three years and now in custody. Acquaintances say he is mentally deranged. He faces arraignment in court tomorrow as doctors weigh her prognosis.
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Great Barrington
Ellen Brown
Joseph
Steamer Macy Lost With Crew In Lake Erie Gale
In a southwest gale on Lake Erie the steamer Sylvanus J. Macy sank off Port Burwell Ontario with likely the entire crew. The barge Mabel Wilson, towed by the Macy, broke free and reached Amherstburg, leaving planners certain all hands are lost. Macy owned by P. J. Ralph & Co of Detroit, insured for 16500, 752 tons, built in 1881.
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Detroit
Mich
Lake Erie
Sylvanus J. Macy
Port Burwell
Ont
Mabel Wilson
Macy
Amherstburg
Wilson
Buffalo
P. J. Ralph & Co
Two Deaths in Havana Riots Reported
Havana reports two men wounded on a street car died today raising toll from yesterday's disturbances. Mayor orders arrests of occupants of houses from which shots fired. Special riot judge orders arrest of Arnauto Cervantes, editor of the Re concentrado, on sedition charges.
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Havana
Arnauto Cervantes
Reconcentrado
Carnegie Said to Have Kidney Trouble
London November 27 It is now known that Mr. Carnegie’s illness is due to kidney trouble from a chill while travelling. He remains in bed but doctors call his progress satisfactory. Great care is taken to prevent recurrence and Mrs Carnegie attends to her husband diligently.
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London
Carnegie
Thanksgiving Day Observed Across Boston Amid Storm
Thanksgiving in Boston drew people indoors and to events as rain and wind reshaped plans. Church services, dinners, theatre parties, hotels and trains saw heavy activity from morning to night. Crowds filled stations and elevated rail as families gathered and the old New England observance persisted.
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Boston
New England
Thanksgiving dinner for Boston’s poor children by the Salvation Army
More than four thousand of Boston’s poorest children enjoyed Thanksgiving dinners hosted by the Salvation Army. In seven halls, youngsters from various races feasted on roast turkey, pumpkin pie, and other fare, while police controlled large crowds and a chaotic but jovial rush for candy bags, fruit, and sweets at the Washington Street headquarters.
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Boston
Salvation Army
New England
Washington Street
Ensign Hughes
Jakie Soloman
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