Harvard proctor Hayley near death after self harm
Herman W. Hayley a Harvard proctor lies between life and death at Cambridge Hospital after a severe throat wound. He had just finished a manuscript and, facing ill health and depression, attempted suicide before being restrained and treated. Witness Nickerson found him in his room and police were alerted.
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Retiring Amherst Graduate Sought by Family News
A 28 year old Amherst graduate with an extremely retiring disposition has prompted a family telegraph for updates. His relatives reside in a Concord suburb while his father, a minister, serves in Truro.
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Bailey 25th wedding anniversary observed at Charlestown home
Mr and Mrs Edward Bailey celebrated their silver wedding at 217 Main Street Charlestown last night. The couple wed in Chatham a quarter century ago in a Methodist church. They hosted friends with assistance from relatives including the Kendrick Burgess Bevins and Godfrey families. Their sons Joseph and Edward served as ushers as vocal and musical items followed a reception.
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Kendrick
Emma Bailey
Maud Brown
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Narrow Escape at Park Street Crossing Tragedy
An express wagon carrying freight was wrecked when a speeding 5:03 train struck near Park Street crossing Fitchburg. William E. Cole of Somerville and a companion jumped to safety. a horse owned by Cole was killed and the wagon destroyed.
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Milford Beauty Pattern Patents By Mr Doyle Jr
The Boston Post prints an interview with Mr M Doyle Jr inventor of the Milford Beauty system of cutting. The piece notes recognition from fashion trade and mentions supplying patterns to fashionable modistes in Back Bay. The article promises readers a 20 cent discount and highlights advantages of the patterns.
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Atkins Lawrence Recalls Mary Anderson Era On Stage
Atkins Lawrence stars as coxswain in The Ensign at Bowdoin Square Theatre recounts his time with Mary Anderson. He recalls leading man days, a festive opening night, Anderson’s laughter at Bobby’s flustered bow, and the Theatre’s happy company. Beginning Dec 6 extra matinees and a Thanksgiving matinee at Park The revailed to meet demand.
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Ian
Reminiscences of Miss Anderson and Boston Theatre Happenings
A reminiscence of Miss Mary Anderson and her Christmas railway trip with a company. The piece recalls gifts for cast and crew, a memorable dining car scene, and her charitable acts. It then shifts to lists of local theatre programs in Boston including Mary Anderson, Bob Bourne, W H Crane, Frederick Warde, Louis James, and performances at the Tremont, Museum, and Music Hall with notes on specific shows and stars.
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Julius Caesar
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Tremont Temple
Music Hall
Kate Dana
Wreck of Unknown Schooner Near Egg Rock Claims All Hands
Swampscott and Lynn boats battle heavy seas to reach a sunken two masted schooner near Egg Rock. Witnesses identify little beyond topmasts and coins of misfortune as six or more men vanish in the surf. Authorities suggest swamping or a blowout, with no confirmed name.
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Steamer Dania Battles Severe North Atlantic Storms
The steamer Dania from Hamburg docked after a perilous voyage marked by a fierce storm from November 17 to 19 off the French coast. About 300 miles from shore waves swept over the deck, a boat was lost, ventilator tops and smokestacks were damaged, and several crew and 20 passengers faced near capsizes during the voyage lasting eleven days instead of the usual eight.
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Mary L Crosby Salvaged By Tug Mutual Near Sandy Hook
The American schooner Mary L Crosby Captain Williams lay disabled and sinking off Sandy Hook as crew pumped exhaustedly. Tug Mutual hauled a hawser, towed her into Erie Basin after an hour of effort, salvaging a vessel worth about 22 000 dollars with coal cargo around 3000 dollars.
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Two Large Bankrupts in New York and Fitchburg
William H. Owen of New York and Westfield Massachusetts assigned today with $22 835 in preferences. Mary A. Owen and First National Bank of Westfield are among creditors. Owen owned a Westfield plant and real estate in Brooklyn and Kansas, with stock of whips valued at $90 000. An attachment of $13 150 was levied on Mitchell Manufacturing Company of Fitchburg for debts on promissory notes. the firm, incorporated May 1801, shows assets of 217 963 and liabilities 117 963 after condition of October.
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Fitchburg
Carlton J. Barnes
Penobscot Bay Collision At Provincetown Harbor
A heavy southerly wind shifted to westerly as fishing schooner Nickerson dragged anchors and fouled the Cutlass, sailing from Portland. The Cutlass lost headgear and bowsprit, went ashore near Allen's wharf, while the Nickerson drifted to Steamboat wharf with minor damage. Several small boats and dories were wrecked.
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Earthquake origin case cited by Sir William Dawson
Montreal reports Sir William Dawson suggests the quake resulted from rock settlement at the Laurentian Silurian junction. He notes depth and vertical shock, followed by a rumbling sound, and adds Canada sees more autumn seismic events.
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Barton A A Football Team to Face Chicago Athletic Club
Barton Athletic Association will meet the Chicago Athletic Club eleven at Jackson Park tomorrow after starting for Chicago yesterday. The P A A lineup includes Wardner left end Tukey left tackle Whitman left guard Hastings centre Fay right guard Kip right tackle Ware right end quarterback McNear An honey half backs and er lor full kit Batchelder Burns Vos T do 208 award also Went on as suh
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Tragic suicide of toolmaker James Frobson at Stamford boarding house
James Frobson a 30 year old toolmaker committed death by his own hand this afternoon in Stamford Connecticut at his boarding house. He had worked recently for the Springer Scale Company in Jersey City after leaving Yale and Towne. He had a wife seeking divorce in East Boston and relatives in Paisley Ontario and Pennsylvania.
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Ont
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