Dyer Founder Dead and Missing in Cape Cod Gale
The steamer Herman Winter rescued Captain Otto Jansen and a sixteen man Gloucester crew from the Emma Dyer after the schooner foundered off Cape Cod in a Saturday gale. The Dyer drifted beam ends, crew lashed to deck, crew saved with great risk as lines snapped and small boats struggled. Seven men were brought aboard, two in each dory. the crew burned the Dyer after rescue.
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New York
Herman Winter
Metropolitan Line
Otto Jansen
Emma
Grove
Cape Cod Scene Of Ruin And Wreck
Provincetown reports a vast disaster with several deaths and widespread destruction. A tidal wave driven by a fearsome wind inundated much of the Cape Cod peninsula, turning towns into seas and leaving residents with little or nothing. The full toll and extent remain to be determined.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wide Range of Winter Coats and Gloves at Deep Discounts
Boston store advertises all electric seal turbans with double turned bands at 1.48 dollars, thousands of gloves in various styles from 25 cents, heavy all wool sweaters and cardigans at 98 1/2 cents, heavy fur and leather jackets from 4.08 to 38.08 dollars, and fur gloves at special 4 cents and 50 cents, urging quick purchase.
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Mien
98&C
First Massachusetts Woman Admitted to Federal Courts
Mrs. Alice Parker Lesser was yesterday admitted by Judge Putnam to practice in the United States Circuit Court and the United States Court of Appeals. This marks the first time a woman has been admitted to practice in these courts in Massachusetts.
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Alice Parker Lesser
Putnam
United States Circuit Court
United States Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Forecast for New England and New York Wednesday
Weather forecast for Washington and coastal Atlantic states predicts snow in New England and eastern New York with clearing and colder air later. Strong northeasterly to northerly winds, storm signals from Delaware to Eastport, and Boston area rain or snow with brisk winds veering northwest by night.
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Washington
New England
New York
Atlantic
Delaware
Eastport
Boston
Names Listed in Massachusetts Social Notes
Boston area social column reports a set of residents and relatives including William L. Chase of Worcester and his son Master Philip Chase Myron L L Small of Cambridge Mrs George C Chickering of Weymouth Mrs Augustus Wheeler widow of South Miss Cole of Springfield Harry Cole of Springfield Julian A Fogg of Salem Miss Jennie Hoyt of North Aston Theodore Ravanel of Lowell Mrs Cornelia N Mitchell of North Easton Miss Emma L Plymouth teacher Marlboro John J Wworphy and Timothy Kirby Marlboro Henry KD M Young of Auburndale and other linked households.
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Myron LL Small
Cambridge
Bers. S.A. Carrole
Lowell
George C. Chickering
Weymouth
Chickering
Augustus Wheeler
South Weymouth
Miss Cole
Springfield
Harry Cole
Julian A. Fogg
Satem
Jennie ©. Hoyt
Northaston
Therodore
Ravenal
Cornelia N. Mitchell
North Easton
Emma L. Plympton
John J. Wworphy
Timothy Kirby
Marlboro
Henry KD. M. Young
Auburne Dale
List of Missing Passengers From Portland and Nearby Areas
A partial roster lists numerous sea and air travelers from Portland and nearby towns presumed lost. Names include Fran Wilson of St John N B, John J Murphy of Portland, Matthew Hanley visiting Read ing, Fred Sherwood a Harvard senior, Miss Ella M Sweet, Judge Dudley Freeman, George W Cole of South Portland, and many others. The item reads as a grave catalog of affected individuals with scattered place hints and affiliations.
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Fran Wilson
St. John
John J. Murphy
Portland
Matthew Hanley
Reading
Fred Sherwood
Harvard
M. Is. Sewall
Ella M. Sweet
Ered JF. Stevens
Pierce
Theodore Allen
Captain and crew of the Portland ship list
The document names the Portland ship’s officers including Captain Hollis H Blanchard of East Deering Me second pilot Lewis Portland purser EF A Ingraham Horace Moore of Portland second mate John Mery Portland baggagemaster WB Robichaw quartermaster Ansel Dyer quartermaster EF Patterson engineer Thomas BB Merrill Portland Continued on Page 6 Nelson of of
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THE
Portland
Hollis H. Blanchard
East Deering
Lewis Portlland
A. Ingraham
Horace Moore
John Mery
W. B. Robichaw
Ansel Dyer
EF. Patterson
Kirst
Thomas BB Merrill
Steamer Portland Wrecked Off Cape Cod After Saturday Night Voyage
General Manager Lis comb cautioned Captain Blan chard not to go to sea Saturday night. The steamer Portland grounded at 10 Sunday morning and wreckers recovered six bodies. Wreckage stretched from Highland Light to Race Point Light, with cargo scattered along the shore. Heartrending scenes unfold at the company office as news spreads of the disaster near Provincetown.
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Liscomb
Blanchard
Wighland Light
Race Point Light
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Truro
Portland
Losten Harbor
Boston Light
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John P. Lovell
Washington ST
T. H. Shirley
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Ioma H. Shirley
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H. Wiuti & CO
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Rosensaum Brosustom Tailors, S&s Trenont Row
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America
GIL
Hanover St
Corner Union
Globe Shirt CO
Lesion
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City Hall
Workis Men’ S Credit Store
Waubington St
Mrs. Lesser
Washburn Credit Co
Big Depts
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Mass
William L. Chase
Worcester
Philip Chase
Burns
George W. Cole
South Portland
Ezekiel Dennis
Fessenden Park
Dudley Freeman
Governor's Council of
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Isaiah Efrye
Ruth Frye
Sophie BF. Holmes
Oren Hooper
Carl Hooper
Phrax Jagr
Water and Child
George BR. Kenniston, JR
Boothbay
Faith Morang
Daniel Rounds
Maud Sykes
Alicks Swift
Charles Ke, Thompson
Thompson and Child
Woodfords
Eva Totten
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Cenune
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