Unveiling of Parnell Statue At Sackville Street Dublin
In Dublin on October 1 a bronze statue of Parnell by Augustus Saint Gaudens was unveiled largely through American subscriptions. John T. Redmond spoke, praising Parnell as crowds cheered. Richard Croker attended. A massive patriotic parade filled Sackville Street as Redmond urged unity with Ulster and envisioned an Irish Parliament within 24 months. The scene blended Erin flags and American banners as hymns and God Save Ireland rang out.
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Dublin
Parnell
Augustus St. Gaudens
John T. Redmond
O'Connell
Sackville’ Street
Richard Croker
Mr. Redmond
Sackville Street
Mr. Croker
Ireland
Erin
Glanders Hills Noted Veterinarian Dr James Kelley Dies
New Haven October 1 Dr James K Kelley a widely known veterinarian and national Elk leader died at his home at age 54 from glanders contracted while treating a horse He had been ill about three weeks Kelley last year served as grand esteemed leading knight of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
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New Haven
James K. Kelley
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Kelley
of the Elks
Taft Train Delayed by Washouts Across Central Plains
President Taft arrived in Omaha eleven hours late from Sedalia after a perilous journey on flood damaged rails. A storm swollen creeks and rivers flooded the plains and swept away several small bridges. Tracks were submerged in spots delaying railroad travel.
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Omaha
Neb
Taft
Sedalia
Kansas
Nebraska
Taft Special Held Up by Flooded Missouri Tracks
President Taft’s train faced seven hour delays at Rushville and two hours at Falls City as Missouri Pacific crews rebuilt washedout tracks. Bridges and embankments were propped with rock and cross ties. a pilot train led Taft through dangerous sections, and General Manager De Bernardi personally oversaw the excursion toward Omaha.
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Rushville
Falls City
Missouri ‘Pacific
Taft
Omaha
Littles
Verdon
Neb
Nemaha
Atkinson
Rock Tyland
Upside Down U S Flag Visible In Socialist Parade
Police investigated reports that the United States flag was carried upside down in a Socialist parade bound for Faneuil Hall for a ratification meeting. Officials later said the incident was likely accidental, with witnesses noting the flag appeared inverted along Tremont Street as red banners waved nearby.
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United States
Faneuil Hall
Socialist
Robert Martin
James F. Carey
Martin
William Dunn
Station 1
Washington
Union Streets
Boston
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Train Hauls Back to Atchison After Muddy Delay
The Taft train was hauled to Atchison for a fresh start north while traveling between Atchison and Falls City. Treacherous spots slowed progress as hundreds of men labored in muddy water. A two hour delay followed as the situation remained unresolved.
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Taft
Atchison
Falls City
Verdon
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
A roundup of church activities in Greater Boston notes Sunday services at St Pauls Church with a full choir and upcoming lectures by Professor Andersen and Rev A K deBlois. The Boston North Baptist Association meets at First Baptist Cambridge with talks on Baptists in the United States and mission topics.
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St. Paul's Church
Edmund 8. Rousmaniere
Will
Rousmaniere
Boston North Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Cambridge
F. L. Andersen
Newton Theological
Institution
Baptists
United States
Baptists In Missions
A. K. deBlois
Boston
Institute On
Continuation Committee of the World
C. A. Parker
Quincy
California
Calvary Baptist Church
First Unitarian Church
Chestnut Hill
Skin Tightener for Wrinkles Promoted in Popular Medicine
An advertisement describes a skin tightener claimed to reduce wrinkles by tightening loose skin. It argues that correcting the underlying cause prevents lines and folds, citing a formula for a tonic with a 1 oz portion in 4 pints and urging readers to ask the druggist for it.
Police Seek Insane Firebug in Everett and Malden Fires
State police pursue a suspect described as insane after multiple incendiary blazes in Everett and Malden over three days. Authorities urge caution while continuing the investigation to capture the perpetrator.
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Firebug
Everett
Malden
Fires in Everett and Malden Doings in Small Hours
Early morning fires struck three buildings in Everett and Malden. A vacant three story house at Belmont and Bradford in Everett suffered $1200 in damage after a rear door was forced and flames rose. Patrolman Flynn reported no occupants and the arsonist likely fled via a front window. A second blaze at 150 Vine Street Everett caused $1000 damage with kerosene odor. A Malden Grain Company building in Birdcourt Malden was set alight between 1 and 8 AM last Friday with firefighters arriving 40 minutes later.
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Belmont Street
Bradford Street
Everett
Flynn
Bewmont Street
Vine Street
Malden Grain Company
Birdcourt
Malden
Fires Ravage Hancock & Ready Carriage Works
Malden engine house on Mechanic square and Hancock and Ready carriage factory were set afire causing over 25000 dollars in damage. Incendiarism evidence found at both sites, investigators report arson suspected.
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Hancock & Ready
Mechanic Square
Malden
Schoolboy Kills Self in South Boston Home
Clement Geeraerts a 14 year old student killed himself with an old 2 calibre revolver at 1 Hart Place South Boston yesterday afternoon. Investigations by Assistant Medical Examiner William Watters and City Point police concluded accidental shooting. The Lincoln Grammar School graduate had seemed in good spirits before dinner and found the pistol in a trunk with three cartridges. The shooting occurred after he examined the revolver following dinner.
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Clement Geeraerts
Hart Place
Boston
William Watters
City Point
Lincoln Grammar School
Litigation of Owls Ends After Prolonged Court Fight
Colonel Roger F. Scannell announced at Deacon Hall that the long running litigation of the Tie Suffolk Nest of Owls, previously the Massachusetts Nest of Owls, is ended and the order can be financially firm. The chairman's report was adopted unanimously and awaits final ratification when master Robert Walcott presents his official findings tomorrow.
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Roger F.scannell
Suffolk
Robert Walcott
Walcott
Scannell
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