Coast Swept by Great Storm Hits Atlantic Coast
The Oakland tug Paoli tried to rescue the sinking barge Sumner B. Mead but the crew refused. Across Cape weather, ships and tugs sought shelter at Vineyard Haven Nantucket and Eastport while life savers aided crews from multiple vessels including the Georgie Pearl Henry D May and Quannapoint. One fatality reported Captain Perry.
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Oakland
Paoli
Sumner B. Mead
Vineyard Haven
Nantucket
Sankaty Head
Coskata Lifesavers
Sankaty
Tom Nevers
Gresham
Woods Hole
Nottingham
Cross Rip
Henrietta A. Whitney
Great Point
Eastport
Benson
Gannet Rock
Clisby
Surfside
Naustaff
Stone Horse Shoal
Henry D. May
Philadelphia
Windsor
New York
John Holmes
Piedmont
Kelley
Monomoy
Boston
Pamet River
Perry
Scorton Beach
Barge Oakland Drifts Toward Shore Near Highland Light
Three hundred yards off Cape Cod near Provincetown the barge Oakland drifts with anchors dragging as enormous seas continually break over her. Captain Nickerson and three crewmen wave an American flag while life saving crews prepare to launch lines once she strikes.
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Provincetown
Oakland
Highland Light Beach
Nickerson
Highland Light
Pamet River
Paoli
Oliver
Undercliff
N. J
Boston
Sumner Rf. Mead
Peterson
Mead
Cahoon’s Hollow
Bird and Flying Squadron Reach South Yarmouth After Tough Day
Charles Sumner Bird and his flying squadron end a grueling 12 hour stretch in cold rain during a whirlwind state tour. The day yielded smaller results than prior efforts as they reached South Yarmouth.
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Hyannis
Charles Sumner Bird
South Yarmouth
Four Big Autos Lead Cape Cod Campaign in Cold Rain
The flying squadron begins a 170 mile day visiting 21 towns from South Yarmouth to Mashpee. In Dennisport the thermometer was 45 with northeast winds at 40 mph while crowds heard Mr Bird discuss immigration and political reform. About 460 of 644 voters listened despite harsh weather in this fall Progressive tour.
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South Yarmouth
Dennisport
Yarmouth
Colonial Club
Mr. Bird
Massachusetts
Osterville
Mashpee
Cross Roads
Commonwealth
State House
Cape Cod
Dr Quigley to Wed Miss Gilbride Today
At 10 o'clock this morning in St Marys Church Charlestown Miss Margaret B Gilbride of Monument Square will marry Dr William S Quigley of Monument Square The ceremony will be performed by Rev Michael C Gilbride and he will celebrate the nuptial mass afterward. The bride and groom are noted in Charlestown social circles and Dartmouth College alumnus Dr Quigley will be supported by a Symphony Orchestra performance.
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St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Margaret B. Gilbride
Monument Square
William S. Quigley
Michael C. Gilbride
Notre Dame Academy
Quigley
Dartmouth College
Seven Candidates for Governor Listed by Party
Charles Sumner Bird of Walpole Progressive Alfred H Evans of Northampton Prohibition Eugene N Foss of Boston Independent Augustus P Gardner of Hamilton Republican Arthur E Reimer of Boston Socialist Labor David J Walsh of Fitchburg Democratic George H Wrenn of Springfield Socialist.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Alfred H. Evans
Northampton
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Arthur E. Reimer
David J. Walsh
Fitchburg
George H. Wrenn
Springfield
Nomination Papers Filed for Governor Foss in Massachusetts
The governor filed nomination papers for governor Eugene N Foss amid a pomp ceremony at the Massachusetts State House. Secretary Donahue acknowledged receipt as a Worcester Shrewsbury and Leominster paper was rejected for lacking state designation while other papers from Boston and Taunton appeared with hundreds of signatures.
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Governor Foss
Ward 8
Charlestown
Daniel P. Stack
Michael D. O'Brien
William Scott
Somerville
John E. Bean
Roland G. Kiley
Timothy Donovan
James E. Crawford
William H. Morgan
Parker Street
Boston
Warren A. Swift
Taunton
Louis Swig
Thomas P. Sullivan
John F. Coffey
Dennis J. Collins
Patrick J. Hartigan
Richard J. Stack
Jacob Hurley
Sherman
James M. W. Halil
Cambridge
Mr. Hall
Harlow
Donahue
Eugene N. Foss
The
Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth Vey
the Commonwealth
City Hall
Democrats
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Leominster
Fall
Domestic worker killed by electric car in heavy storm
Bessie Moran a domestic for Mrs A Forbes Conant of 17 Arlington street Back Bay was struck and killed by an outward bound electric car at St James avenue and Arlington street during a blinding rain and snow storm yesterday She had been returning from an errand for Mrs Conant delivering a message to an employment bureau on St James avenue.
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Bessie Moran
A. Forbes Conant
Arlington Street
Back Bay
St James Avenue
Reading Victim Not An Osteopath Corrected
A reader correction to the Morning Post states the Reading tragedy victim was not an osteopath or physician. The writer cites Massachusetts records showing the deceased authored an anti osteopathy pamphlet and clarifies strict medical board regulations prevent non physicians from practicing osteopathy.
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American Osteopathic Association
Reading
Mass
State Board of Medicine
R. Kendrick Smith
Boston
Herbert Kaufman’s “The Trojan Horse” in Sun Day Post Magazine
Herbert Kaufman, a prominent writer, presents a splendid story titled The Trojan Horse in the upcoming Sun Day Post Magazine.
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Herbert Kaufman
Post
Albany Railroad Reports Higher June Quarter Income
The Boston & Albany railroad shows operating income for the quarter ending June 30, 1913, up $25,000.08 from 1912. The 1912 figure was $984,382.02, while the 1913 quarter totals $1,009,402.19, per the financial statement filed with public service commissioners.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Public Service Commissioners
Hearing Postponed in New York Bank Case
Hearings for Harry E. DeKay Orion P. Farrer and James F. Allen on charges of aiding misapplication of funds at the Atlantic National Bank of Providence Rhode Island were postponed until Friday at their request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry E. DeKay
Orion P. Farrer
James F. Allen
Providence
R. I
Atlantic National Bank
Mountain Club Back From Trip In Delaware Water Gap
Appalachian Mountain Club members return to Boston after an 11 day excursion in the Delaware Water Gap area of Pennsylvania. The trek included mountain climbing canoe trips walks and visits to falls and quarries for scenery and adventure.
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Delaware Water Gap
Pennsylvania
Appalachian Mountain Club
Boston
the Gap
Miss May Donahoe to Be Bride Today
Miss May Z Donahoe of 2 Waldeck street Dorchester will wed Morris J Shallow of Roslindale at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill this morning. She is granddaughter of Patrick Donahoe longtime Pilot proprietor and daughter of Patrick M Donahoe and his wife.
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May Z. Donahoe
Waldeck Street
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Morris
J. Shallow
Roslindale
Miss Donahoe
Patrick Donahoe
The
Pilot
Patrick M. Donahoe
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Fast Relief for Cold and Catarrh
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as quick relief for clogged nose and head passages. It claims immediate opening of airways, reduced discharge, and eventual cure by morning, urging readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores.
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Ely
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Indianapolis
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O’leary
Walsh
Gardner
Albany
Mountain Club
May Donahoe
ALL New England
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New England
J. P. Collins
Roxbury Piano Storage Salesrooms Co
Steinberg
Mason & Hamlin Chickering
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Knabe
Washington Street
Roxbury
Dudley Street
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