New drunk law under scrutiny in Boston article
The piece condemns Massachusetts new drunk law as an inferior experiment lacking impact. It critiques mandatory branding of offenders and Deer Island confinement, arguing the old discretionary police power spared families and livelihoods. It warns of potential cruelty if applied beyond prior safeguards.
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Massachusetts
Deer Island
Boston
Rival yachting duel decides America’s Cup race
New York reports on the October 8 regatta between the Vigilant and Valkyrie. The triangular course off Sandy Hook featured ten miles each for running reaching and windward work. Winds were light, forecasts warned of possible delays, and experts predicted a close contest as crews and designers voiced confidence in their boats.
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Valkyrie
Sandy Hook
New York Yacht Club
Vigilant
Valwkyrie
Bay Ridge
Colonel Iselin
Herreshoff
Mr. Iselin
Iselin
Boston drunk law strains prisons and Deer Island
The new drunk law, in force since July 1, tightens arrest and court processes. Officers must arrest and court-review punishment while Deer Island shelters overflow with 212 inmates in a laundry district scene.
More Than 2000 Lost in Southern Storm Story Echoes
A historic storm devastates southern Louisiana with over two thousand lives lost and millions in property ruined. Relief efforts race to aid survivors as bodies decay in marshes and fear of epidemics grows. Captain Julian Lefort cites 80 saved from Cheniere Camanda. Grand Isle and Chenedeleur may be abandoned.
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Story
Placquemine Parish
Cook County
Cheniere Camanda
Grand Isle
Biloxi
Louisiana
Julian Lefort
Man
Chenedeleur
Child’s Death Shocks Gloucester Community
Flora Buckley found a full grown male child’s body buried in ashes behind the Scandinavian House. Tena McDonald, an unmarried mother from Arichat Nova Scotia, says she gave birth outdoors after a week’s stay at Buckley’s and buried the infant unintentionally. She cites a man named Johnson as the child’s alleged father. The medical examiner withheld cause of death.
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Flora Buckley
Oy A'S
Tena McDonald
Arichat
Cape Breton
Whitman
Buckley
Johnson
Death by own action suspected in Portland man
Walter Joy 45, single, lodged at 12 Boylston place, found dead in bed at 7 last night. He was last seen alive Saturday at 6 PM. A bottle of morphine sulphite was in the room, and police suspect self-inflicted death. Body taken to Undertaker Jones on Lagrange street. Medical examiner to investigate. Joy was a West Portland machinist. letters from Knapp Burrell & Co. found in the room.
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Boylston Place
Policie
Jones
Lagrange Street
Joy
West Portland
Oregon
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Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast for Monday calls for generally fair conditions in New England and eastern New York with possible showers in extreme northern Maine New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York. Warmer interior and moderate south to west winds accompany the conditions.
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New England
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Death Of Respected Citizen Wing Shocks Town
Joseph R. Wing, a long time resident and respected citizen of the town, died suddenly in the morning. Born eighty four years ago, he was educated locally and in Providence. He built a prosperous life in New Bedford and later the West End area, with his brother in business.
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Glead's School
Providence
Braham
New Bedford
West
Bedford
Bismarck Arrives at Friedrichsruhe in Better Spirits
Prince Bismarck reached Friedrichsruhe late last evening after an eleven hour special train journey from Kissingen. He appeared in better spirits, declined Dr Schweninger’s offer, and rode home with a cautious step. Local guards kept crowds away as firemen lit the route to the castle.
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Prince Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
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Eisenach
Hanover
Schweninger
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Kissingen
Berlin
Humbert
Italy
Cape di Monte
Naples
Fourteen year old Curran Shot in Roxbury Incident
Fourteen year old Thomas Curran of 27 Greenleaf street Roxbury was accidentally shot in the right leg by companion John Harrigan at Huntington avenue and Greenleaf street late yesterday afternoon. He was taken first to the Children's Hospital then City Hospital in a police ambulance and is not seriously injured.
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Greenleaf Street
Roxbury
John Harrigan
Huntington Avenue
Curran
Children’s Hospital
City Hospital
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