Goodwin Appears on Stage at Robson Comedy Performance
In Chicago at the Opera House last night Stuart Robson's company halted Buckstone's Leap Year as Nat Goodwin unexpectedly entered from stage left in a checked ulster. The surprise guest greeted Robson, received a stunned reception, and left with the troupe to the dressing room after a brief interruption.
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Four Liverpool steamers reach Boston after rough seas
The Angloman, Roman, Palestine, and Lancastrian arrived amid stormy passages with the Palestine reporting the roughest voyage. The Leyland Lancastrian dodged hurricane gales near Cape Race and a tidal wave severely damaged the Palestine’s superstructure and crew. The Roman battled seas and lost forward ventilators while docking at Boston Light. The Sprague tug, damaged after a collision, was raised and towed for repairs.
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Dismasted Schooner James H. Deputy Rescued at Sea
A dismasted schooner James H. Deputy from Bath was sighted in a northwesterly gale near Chatham. Captain Doane and Mono Moy station men boarded seeking crew, finding none aboard as the boat remained at the davits. The vessel drifted over shoals and was towed by Kate Jones. Royal Arch later sank after leaking near the bell buoy, with five fathoms of water in hold and crew saved.
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Fire kills horse trainer in Boston stable blaze
James Lawrence died rushing to save eighty or more horses at L. Flanders & Co. stables in South Boston on November 20. The article praises Watters Safety Stable Fasteners as a life saving device to quickly release horses and prevent such losses, urging stable owners to equip with the system and contact Dr. Charles H. Hall for demonstrations.
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Malden Rifles Hold All Day Shoot At Faulkner Range
The Malden Rifles Company L Fifth Regiment held an all day shoot at Faulkner range. Six prizes were awarded to EK C Erickson P A Mansfield Lts A Boardman Jr E B Edes C E Hamilton and E De Barton. Other top contestants included W F Abbott Lt C E Nutter E Baptiste J T Whalen John Spraker Jr W H Warren R E Gibson and E L Pritchard with Captain E E Locke and J V Lawler also present.
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E. E. Locke
J. V. Lawler
Free Medical Services By Dr Dewey In Boston
Free medical services offered by Dr Dewey a known specialist include examination and treatment with medicines furnished at no cost. About 2000 Boston residents reportedly testify to permanent cures of chronic diseases at offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street with hours variously from 3 to 1 p m 2 to 6 to 8 p m and Sunday 10 to 4 p m.
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Walker proposes bank backed currency to stabilize finances
Congressman J H Walker presses Banking Bill 171 arguing the current system would collapse in crises. He urges banks to hold coin reserves and issue currency notes while the government abandons value maintenance costs, claiming bonds at 2 percent could lower loan rates and stabilize the economy.
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Walker outlines currency reform based on bank independence
Congressman Walker argues for severing government from banking and money creation, proposing currency managed by banks with government supervision. He cites England France and Germany as models and envisions destroying the old greenbacks in favor of new issue tied to bank redemption to reduce Treasury risk.
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Disaster at Southbridge ends in multiple deaths
James Taylor perished in a fatal rush at the Williams eleven while Joseph Cook died within twenty minutes at the electric light station where the wounded were taken. Improvised ambulances ferried most to their homes and nearby towns supplied physicians. Four or five victims faced grim prospects as officials warned the Central street crossing danger had been exceeded. Worcester Tech students returned home shaken by the disaster.
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John Street Dies From Barge Accident Injuries
Southbridge reports John Street among the injured in a barge accident died at 1 50 this morning. The incident left others injured and prompted ongoing investigations into the accident.
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Engineer Killed In Hartford Rail Collision
Engineer W Jerome Lewis of the New York New England railroad was killed when his switch engine collided with a northbound New Haven Hartford passenger train near North street in Hartford. The crash occurred as signals disputed between crews and the passenger train, behind schedule, struck the switcher, throwing it down an embankment and injuring none of the passengers. Lewis, about 45, lived in East Hartford and left a wife and son.
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Lower Mills Club Held Open Cross Country Run Dorchester
Eleven starters tackled a six and a half mile Dorchester course. P Walsh of Dorchester AC won with 43 minutes 11 seconds handicap adjusted time 39 minutes 11 seconds. M J Clancy and J M Ryder followed with 43 2 and 43 58 respectively. Peter Kelley won clubman prize with 43 35 adjusted. Postrace 75 yard dash Ed Crane defeated Robert Brooks.
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Concert at Roughan Hall by Bunker Hill Camping Club
The Bunker Hill Camping Club will stage a Sunday night concert at Roughan Hall featuring numerous prominent club members and visiting artists. Headliners include Maggie Cline Frank Carlan Lottie Hart Tony Hart Jr William Burns Kitty ONeil California Quartet and more with J F Horrigan at the piano. The event is part of a winter series by Charlestowns leading organization.
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