Havana Struck by Cyclone Leaves City Damaged and Flooded
The hurricane battered Havana with ships dragging anchors and two schooners wrecked. One hundred marines and 2000 soldiers at Camp Columbia faced losses to tents and injuries while trees, parks, and tobacco crops suffered extensive damage Florida and Matanzas areas also reported harm with five injuries outside Havana.
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Harry Fosdick
Sioux City
Fred Sutcliffe
Fort Snelling
Nunez
Santiago
Delon College
Associated Press
Caribbean
Moran Slams Lodge and Guild in New Bedford Talk
Moran, running in the 18th district, defends independence from bosses and pledges to uphold a platform of reform. He attacks Lodge, Dana, and Guild, questions judiciary appointments, and urges voters to choose by conscience. George Fred Williams closes with a critique of overtime and records.
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Boston
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W C T U Visitors Lunch At Houghton Duttons Boston Convention
The great restaurant in Houghton and Duttons in Boston is decorated for the W C T U convention with white and purple streamers and flowers. Brash's Orchestra performs daily while visitors enjoy the city views and music. Master Charles Lea adds vocal variety with a concert program featuring selections from Carmen and other works. The setup attracts many visitors, aided by the beautified room and new management.
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Old Bay State
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Menage
Balloons Set For War Time Watch In Pittsfield
Tonight the Aero Club in Pittsfield awaits a major event as balloons may reveal wartime air conditions. Charles Rolls of Great Britain declined to pilot the Centaur, delaying plans with Major Reber and Allan R. Hawley awaiting a last minute talk. Society crowd from Lenox and Great Barrington gathered to observe the preparations for tomorrow's semi governmental trial.
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New York
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Great Barrington
W. C. T. U Denounces Mormonism at Tremont Temple
The World’s W C T U meets at Tremont Temple for its second day. A little 8 year old is dedicated to temperance. A resolution denounces Mormonism and Earl of Carlisle condemns drink in England and praises temperance progress. Overflow meetings replace crowded seats.
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Italy
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Governors Honor Continental Banquet in Worcester
Three governors from Massachusetts Connecticut and New Hampshire attended a Worcester banquet closing the Continental Military Companies event at the Hotel Somerset. Speeches by Guild McLane Roberts Mayor Duggan and others followed a ban on politics with Chaplain Scott denouncing yellow journalism. The visitors return home today.
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Alderman Draper
Rufus Combs Receives Carnegie Medal for Rescue
Rufus K. Combs of Midway Kentucky was awarded a Carnegie Medal and $1500 after saving his enemy and political rival Richard Godson a lawyer and inventor from gas fumes in a vault. Godson had entered to test a gas making device and collapsed. Combs entered and nearly succumbed himself.
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