Boston vessel Helen Brewer reportedly lost at sea
Malden dispatch reports Captain Daniel Mahaney and his wife Ellen Mahaney missing aboard the schooner Helen Brewer en route from Java to Delaware. The vessel, owned by Charles Brewer & Co., sailed March 7 and carried a crew of two. Owners fear loss after Sourabaya leg and a day ashore near shore.
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Malden
Daniel Mahaney
Helen Brewer
Boston
Ellen Mahaney
Java
Delaware
Charles Brewer & Co
Kilby Street
Far East
Sourabaya
Comer’s Commercial College Evening Session Opens 64th Year
Interest grows in practical education as Comer’s College offers individual instruction in bookkeeping shorthand typewriting penmanship business arithmetic and correspondence. Located at 666 Washington Street Boston the school emphasizes one on one tuition over class-based free programs with uniform monthly fees.
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Comer
Commercial College
Washington Trees
Boston
Farewell to Pastor Crocker at St Marys Free Church
A farewell reception was held last evening in St Mary's Free Church for the Rev. W. T. Crocker of East Boston who has declined a rectorship in New York City. Parishioners presented him with a leather travelling case.
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St. Mary's Free Church For
Boston
W. T. Crocker
Church of the Orphany
New York City
R. Crocker
Van Wormer brothers face death with calm resolve
Dannemora N Y Sept 30 The three Van Wormer brothers await execution at noon tomorrow for the murder of their uncle Peter A Hallenbeck. Kept under guard they show no sensational behavior and accept their fate with calm rationality, according to prison keepers who note their unusual composure.
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Dannemora
N. Y
van Wormer
Peter A. Hallenbeck
McNary Replies to Gov Bates Over Pool Petition
Congressman William S. McNary answers Governor Bates on pool selling. He questions petition signatures’ genuineness, cites one proven signature, and asks how many signatures are needed to enforce the law. He recalls a conference with Irwin Holden and horsemen and challenges officials to deny it. He ends by urging someone be arrested to test Bates’s sincerity.
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William S. McNary
Bates
McNary
Nichols
Ward 10
Messrs
Irwin
Holden
Dinner to E. P. Barry in South Boston Inquirer
Mr. E. P. Barry of the South Boston Inquirer has just returned from a tour of Europe with a few newspaper colleagues. The gathering marks a notable post voyage reception and discusses impressions from the continent.
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E. P. Barry
The
South Boston Inquirer
Europe
Banquet in Honor of Mr Barry Held in Gray's Hall
Friends and newspaper colleagues gather in South Boston's Gray's Hall for a complimentary banquet tonight. The event serves as a testimonial to Mr Barry's fine personality as a gentleman and is marked by warm regard from his many supporters.
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Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Barry
Mr. Barry
Lenihan Mpherson Wedding in Back Bay Boston
Miss Jessie McPherson of Philadelphia married William J Lenihan at St Cecilia s Church Back Bay Boston Rev F J O Neill officiated The bridegrooms sister Miss May Lenihan and Frederick H Robinson attended The couple left for a wedding tour through Canada stopping for breakfast in Nashua New Hampshire They will reside on Turner Street Back Bay after returning
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Jessie McPherson
Philadelphia
William J. Lenihan
St. Cecilia’s Church
Back Bay
F. J. O'Neill
May Lenihan
Frederick H. Robinson
Turner Street
Labor union officers elected in Boston area pattern makers shift
Pattern Makers Association of Boston and vicinity elected officers last night headed by President E. C. Pooley and Vice President B. L. Baker. Edward T. ONeil elected temporary business agent for Hardwood Finisters Union 100 to fill for George M. Gunther. Electrical Workers Union 103 held a midnight session on a new working agreement with Electrical Contractors Association. the agreement in force ends today after a year. Executive committee empowered to call a special meeting if needed.
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Pattern Makers’ Association of Boston and Vicinity
E. C. Pooley
B. L. Baker
L. C. Powers
S. M. Lent
C. H. Clark
W. Rollinson
C. Muller
C. A. Kirkpatrick
Edward T. O'Neil
Hardwood Finsters’ Union 100
George M. Gunther
Plectrical Workers’ Union 103
Electrical Contractors’ Association
Swedish Society Files Charges Over Roxbury Festival Raid
Swedish singing societies accuse West Roxbury officers of breaking up their June 17 festival at Caledonian Grove. They plan to sue for losses and press political action, noting prior not guilty verdicts in a Superior Court case. The event drew 5000 attendees with concerts and speeches, ending in arrests over beer items seized by Patrolmen Webster and Shauberg.
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East
Chicago
West Roxbury
Caledonian Grove
Emmons
Commonwealth
Superior Court
Sherman
Boston
Tremont Temple
Collins
Faneuil Hall
Webster
Shauber
Peterson
Olson
Ten Killed In Crash Of Railroad Trains
Chicago dispatch reports a collision between the Wisconsin Central limited passenger train and a crowded Forty third avenue street car at Fifty second avenue. Five dead and many injured as wet tracks blamed. another incident nearby in Philadelphia leaves five dead and several hurt when a reunion party is struck by a passenger train near Sharon Hill on the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington line.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Central Limited
Philadelphia
Sharon Hill
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
Wild ride ends in hospital after Thompson Square crash
Italian immigrant G Polio of 7 Pitts Street West End narrowly survived a collision in Thompson Square Charlestown around 11 yesterday morning. A fruit wagon lost its shafts after a street car passed crowding the road. Polio was dragged and hurled into a doorway, suffering a concussion and serious injuries. the expressman fled, Polio pursued, whip used, telegraph post struck, victim in critical condition.
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Thompson Square
Charlestown
G. Polio
Pitts Street
West End
Polio
Boston
Fromt of Sim
Tie Beld
Pat
Funeral Services for Dr George Haven Held at Home
Funeral services for Dr George Haven were held at his residence 485 Commonweath avenue at noon yesterday. The service featured prayer scripture and hymns with Rev Alfred Gooding of South Parish Church Portsmouth leading. Honorary bearers included Herbert Parker M H Richardson Abner Post and others. Body cremated at Forest Hills Crematory.
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George Haven
Commonweath Avenue
Portsmouth
N. H
Dr. Haven
Alfred Gooding
South Parish Church
Pelmo Tablets Marketed To Ease Afterparty Fatigue
The Morning After promotes Pelmo Tablets claiming to restore stomach tone calm nerves regulate kidneys and refresh appearance. Priced at 0 cents per box with twelve waxes and guarantee. Sold by multiple local drug stores including Walker-Rintels De Wolfe Square and others across the city.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewe Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
F. Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Knight's
Court and
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Tremont and
Hollis Sts
Gartland Libel Hearing Today
Today at 2 in Municipal Court a libel case pits John J. Gartland Jr against John J. Mansfield. Gartland, once a Senate caucus candidate over Mansfield, faces charges over a circular about his opponent. The hearing was postponed from yesterday to today to allow Gartland to appear and show cause why a warrant should not be issued.
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John J. Gartland, Jr
John J. Mansfield
Gartland
Mansfield
Arrest of Frank Purdy on robbery warrant
Frank Purdy of 59 Congress Avenue was arrested last night by Patrolman Reagan of Station 7 on a warrant charging him with robbing James H. Donovan, an East Boston milkman, of 38 dollars and 40 cents on Saturday morning.
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Frank Purdy
Congress Avenue
Reagan
Station 7
James H. Donovan
Boston
It Still Leads Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
For fifty years it has been recognized as the leading stomach remedy of the world. Because it is impossible to make a better remedy to take its place it remains in the front rank.
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Hostetter
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Crowns Restorative Merit
An endorsement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for restoring health to thousands of sick people and promises it will help readers with loss of appetite indigestion dyspepsia biliousness malaria fever and ague if they try it.
Parks Wave Peace Over Iron Workers Convention
Samuel J. Parks walking delegate from New York addressed the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers in Kansas City. He helped avert a split by calming delegates who had warned of withdrawing over funding for Local No. 2 New York. The convention then approved a $1000 loan with little opposition.
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Kansas City
Samuel J. Parks
New York
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Buchanan
Parks
Murdered sexton and the nine o'clock bell tale
In a tale from the old days a rural community recalls the night their church sexton Amos is found dead with bloodlike molasses on his head after missing the nine o'clock bell. The incident spirals into fear, superstition, and the end of a local nightly ritual.
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Uncle Amos
Sexton
Jim Jones
Sam Stevens
Jim
Silas Anderson
Silas
Amos
Mary
Martingdale
Royal Blue Line October Tour to Washington
Leaving Boston on Thursday October 22 this seven day trip costs 27 dollars covering almost all expenses except supper on the Fall River line. An attractive daily program is arranged by the conductor in charge. For details and itinerary contact Joseph P Taggart N B P A Royal Blue Line 360 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
National Capital
Joseph P. Taggart
Royal Blue Line
Washington Street
Milk contract talks avert full scale dairy war
After an all day session at the American House contractors and producers adjourned to continue at 8 AM. A proposed settlement to arbitration eased tensions, with a tentative price of 39 1/2 cents per can minus a 2 cent allowance for surplus milk. A final decision was postponed but favored by both sides. George O. Whiting represented the contractors, and discussions moved toward arbitration under the summer basis pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Whiting
Whiting & Sons
Young’s Hotel
O’elen
Martin Exchanges Shots With Posse
In Northfield Vermont on a September Sunday Adelbert Martin known as the Tracy of the Green Mountgeons eludes a large posse. Dogs join the hunt as deputies press from Montpelier and nearby towns. Four exchanges of fire and near captures mark a tense chase that keeps residents indoors and farms secured.
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Northfield
Adelbert
Martin
Tracy
Green Mountgeons
Dog River
Montpelier
Shaw Brothers
Woodstock
Escape of Two Armenian Stowaways From Steamship
Two Armenian stowaways, Garabit Georgoran aged 32 and Sarkis Kirkonan aged 23, vanished after escaping the steamship New England early yesterday. Authorities urge swift capture as a severe penalty awaits anyone allowing a stowaway to escape.
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New England
Garabit Georgoran
Sarkis Kirkonan
Miss Osgood May Win Title
In Chicago at the women's national tournament Miss Fannie Osgood of Brookline won both rounds, solidifying prospects for the title. Western champion Miss Bessie Anthony defeated Mrs. Caleb Fox, and Miss Johnny Carpenter beat Miss L. A. Wells, signaling strong competitive field despite chilly wind and rain.
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Chicago Golf Grounds
Wheaton
Caleb Fox
Huntingdon Valley
Bessie Anthony
L. A. Wells
Brookline
Stout
Johnny Carpenter
Westward Ho
Anthony
B. H. Barlow
Merion
Fannie Osgood
Dr Austin Holden Found Dead in Home Cellar
Dr Austin Holden of Waverly avenue was found dead in his cellar at 5 o clock this evening. Heart disease was listed as the cause of death in Newton.
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Austin Holden
Newton
Waverly Avenue
Fire At North End Lodging House Ends In Burns
Three persons were severely burned and others overcome by smoke in a blaze at 238 Commercial Street. John Kaine rescued Miss Mabel Tennyson from a bed enveloped in flames after breaking in. Kaine, Rhody Watson, Mabel Tennyson and others were overcome by smoke during the dramatic incident.
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North End
Commercial Street
Mary Tennyson
John Kaine
Prescott Street
Charlestown
Mabel ‘Tennyson
Rhody Watson
Fleet
Michael Desmond
Michael McDermott
Cavanagh
Division 1
Miss Tennyson
Kaine
Troops Patrol Canadian Soo After Discharged Employees' Fear
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan reports mounted infantry and Canadian militia patrolling the Canadian Soo at points feared for trouble from unemployed workers. About 300 men, held in the woods at Wilde for days, arrived tonight under military escort, received pay and meals, and departed without incident.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Mounted
Consolidated
Lake Superior Company
Wilde
Algoma Central Railroad
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Cor. Elm & Union Sts
Summer St
Lovell, Mass
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Eocar. Camier
Hallenbeck
Slayers
M’nary
Gov. Bates
Lenihan
M’pherson
Roxbury
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Hancock Street
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Washington
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Outlaw
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