Belief of Wife’s Disappearance Sparks Police Probe
Milon B Goddard a Hotel Temple janitor reports his wife Clara E Goddard missing after she left for a Cambridge Street restaurant Saturday evening. He suspects assault and robbery based on a trance medium claim and searches note she carried almost 300 dollars. Mrs Goddard, 40s, with gray streaked hair, last seen at Temple and Derne streets. she worked as a hatmaker on Devonshire Street.
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Clara E. Goddard
Milon B. Goddard
Temple
Temple Street
West End
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Universal Female Cure
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female complaints including inflammation, ulceration, bearing down, irregular periods, nervousness, and backache. It asserts cures for spinal weakness, kidney complaints, and general debility, inviting readers to write for confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Pinkham
Uidia EB
Pinkham Med. CO
Lynn, Mass
Wrecks near Miami claim at least forty lives
Reports from Fila dated October twenty first recount two separate wrecks near Miami. The steamer St Lucie casualty list tops twenty one bodies aboard the Virginia while survivors from quarter boat No 4 total about forty. Names of many victims remain unknown though several from Boston Burlington Mass are confirmed. Florida East Coast Railway and aid ships rush to the scene with nurses and supplies as recovery continues.
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Miami
Fila
Virginia
St. Lucie
Lliott’s Key
The
Keys
F. L. Southerland
Lynn
Mass
Pat Murray
Providence
R. I. Af ‘Brogan
Thomas McKenna
Ros- Joseph Jurk
Burlington
Albert Whitman
Norwich
Conn
Henry Joyce
East Bridgewater
R. B. Lewis
Massachusetts
W. T. la ‘Boute
John’. McManus
Boston
David Fortier
Eld
Florida East Coast Railway
Biscayne
Dr. Gramling
Harry Thompson
George McLouden
West Palm Beach
Mr. Harper
B. A. Parline
Charles Anderson
M. Revely
Key West
Edward Jones
Charles Larsen
H. F. Graff
J. G. M. Rowe
C. G. Morrow
Herman Dickerson
R. B. Block
C. B. Olsen
John B. Bradley
J. D. Miller
A. D. Bell
John Higginbotham
Frank Cole
Cc. P. King
A. P. Jones
R. Sands
Survivor’s harrowing tale from Florida Keys wrecked houseboats
Civil engineer W W R Dusenbury arrived on the Russian steamer Jennie with survivors after a storm struck Houseboat No 4 at Long Key. About 150 men aboard were crushed or drowned as the boat broke up amid large waves. 49 were rescued, with crews from three other steamers aiding. Ten boats were involved in the operation, and the East Coast railway extension work suffered no damage.
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Florida East Coast Railway
The
Keys
W.W. R. Dusenbury
Long Key
Jennie
Gulf
Hawks Channel
Governor Terrell and Wife May Be Storm Victims
Telegrams from Savannah report anxiety over the yacht Jessie owned by Major Williams with Governor Terrell and his wife aboard. It is believed the vessel reached St Simon's Island but communications are down. The Brunswick storm struck at midnight, lasted three hours with heavy rain.
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Georgia
Brunswick
Savannah
Jessie
Major Williams
Terrell
St. Simon’s Island
Rescue at sea as 24 more men saved from wrecked houseboat
The Florida East Coast line rescued 24 men from a shattered houseboat off Key Wes after it broke up, leaving 137 aboard. At least 20 are believed dead as survivors clung to rafts then were taken to Savannah by the Alton from Galveston bound for Copenhagen.
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Florida East Coast
Key Wes
Alton
Galveston
Copenhagen
Savannah
Colorado Storm Deluges Mountain Regions With Deep Snow
In Colorado the western slope feels the storm with Buena Vista valley atop two feet of snow and state wide depths from two to five feet. Florence reports twenty two inches by nightfall. Apple trees bend under fruit load. Northern Colorado shows 20 inches. Wyoming reports a general storm disrupting wire services and causing minor wrecks.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Buena Vista
Florence
Wyoming
Boston Bay Stays Rough Amid Coast Vessel Delays
The weather remains rough and most coast boats delayed reaching port. The Indian from Philadelphia did not arrive by night, while the Nantucket from Baltimore and Norfolk reached Battery wharf at 4 pm with a rough crossing. Several ships from New York and elsewhere are still delayed as storm conditions persist. Ocean tugs await better conditions to move barges for Western coal pockets. Captain Quinlan reported good fishing but heavy swell, and a severe gale had been ongoing offshore for days.
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Philadelphia Line
Indian
Central Wharf
Quaker City
Nantucket
Merchants and Miners’ Line
Battery Wharf
Baltimore
Norfolk
Nickerson
Savannah
Old Dominion
New York
Jolanda
Buenos Ayres
Halifax
Boston
Yarmouth
Lillie
Hopkins
Silvia
Savage
George’s Creek
John A. Hughes
Concord
Mars
Standard
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Hugh Quinlan
Mooanam
Georges
T Wharf
El Valle Reaches New York After Hurricane Damage
The Southern Pacific steamer El Valle, damaged in a Gulf hurricane, arrived in New York in tow of El Dorado. Departed Galveston Sept 24, lost its rudder in the storm and was towed to Port Eads by the Norwegian steamer Poe, then to Seabright anchorage under El Dorado's tow. Heavy weather plagued the voyage.
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New York
Southern Pacific Company
Valle
Galveston
Poe
Port Eads
el Dorado
Seabright
Seven Men Rescued At Sea Near Flowery Creek Lighthouse
A wireless message from the Standard Oil steamer Lucas reports the rescue of seven Florida Fish & Produce Company employees. Their boat broke loose and swept 3% miles from Flowery Creek lighthouse before the Lucas found and saved them in a perilous at-sea incident.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Lucas
Flowery Creek
Florida Fish & Produce Company
Wind Damage Strikes Salt Lake City Area
A strong wind last night toppled wires between Salt Lake City and Ogden, scattered signs and trees, disrupting traffic. Several people sustained injuries from flying debris.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Wind reaches 37 mph off Highland Coast
At Highland IA October 21 the wind reached 37 miles per hour by nightfall and light rain persisted all day. Most coastwise steamers were several hours late and no sailing vessel passed during the day.
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Highland Light Highland Iaight
Solemn Dedication of St Anne’s Church in Somerville
A solemn dedication of the new St Anne’s Church in Somerville was led by Coadjutor William H. O’Connell with two archbishops and numerous clergymen in attendance. Bishop Garrigan preached, praising the parish on its silver jubilee and Father Galvin’s two-year pastorate, amid civic dignitaries including Mayor Grimmons and former mayors. A grand parish reunion with talks by leading citizens closes the day at Odd Fellows Hall.
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St. Anne’s Church of
Somerville
William H. O’connell
William Byrne
James N. Supple
John Mulcahy
Arlington
E. F. Saunders
St. Anne’s Church
Philip Garrigan
Sioux City
Grimmons
Glines
Perry
Michael J. Murray
Garrigan
Heaven
Daniel
St. Anne’s
Father Galvin
Mt. Benedict
New England
Deere
Odd, Fellows’ Hall
Broadway
Revolver Suspects Nabbed After Wine Store Raid
Patrolmen McGee Murphy Porter and Campbell of Station 6 surrounded Dennis F Reardon’s wine store at 1316 Washington Street early yesterday morning and arrested four men. Two suspects were alleged to have entered the shop and prepared to steal a large quantity of liquor and cigars.
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McGee
Murphy
Porter
Campbell
Dennis F. Reardon
Washington Street
Four Robbers Named After Break-In at Rearden’s Store
Police report four men identified as William McNicholas Edward Campbell William McGrevee and Ambrose Hern attempted a bulkhead entry at Rearden's store. Sentries outside and inside fought with officers before the group was captured behind a bar. All four to be photographed and processed for the rogues gallery.
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William McNicholas
Chadwick Street
Edward Campbell
Leland Street
William McGrevee
Shawmut Avenue
Ambrose Hern
Stoughton
Mass
McGee
Rearden
Manning
Murphy, Porter
Campbell
Rogues
Nervous Collapse Promises From Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Lizzie Williams of 416 Oscar street Quincy Illinois credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with ending years of nervous prostration fatigue and fainting spells. She reports improved appetite better strength and no fainting after three boxes. Pills are sold by druggists or by mail for fifty cents a box.
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Street View
Tampa
Strelet
Hey West
Sterner ST Lucie
Cuba
Florida Keys
Lydia E. Pinkham
David J. Ingraham
Winter St
Ingraham
ST. Titsa
Dusenbury
Bell
Carters
Genuire
Boston Bay
EL Valle
N. Y
ST. Anne's Church
House of God
Ae Bromfield
Copley Hall
Dixon
Kodak
Winthrop
Seals
Opdneral
Off Street
Yip
Euists Sa Lythe
Canrt
Teale
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