Boston eliti on Registered Letters Rifled Money and Valuables Gone
Boston eliti on Registered Letters Rifled Money and Valuables Gone. The Lynn and West Lynn post offices' registered mail to Boston was stolen last night, with 39 letters and packages rifled and money and valuables taken. Two former mail wagon drivers are being sought, and a gold chain sent by Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge was among the stolen items.
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Lynn
West Lynn
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
J. E. Armitage
William Hanscom
Howard K. Sanderson
Inspector Snow
Exchange Street
Government Urged to Consider This an Act of War
News from London reports the Russian Baltic fleet attacking English fishing vessels in the North Sea. At least two trawlers sunk, many dead or injured, with eighteen wounded arriving at Hull. Public anger grows and calls rise to treat the incident as war and piracy by Russia.
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London
North Sea
Russia
England
Far East
Red Sea
Hull
Cough Relief Promises A Century And A Half Of Use
A testimonial notes a severe cough lasting three nights and credits Father John’s Medicine as the cure. The ad claims the product has 650 years of use and emphasizes it is not a patent remedy. It is placed by Mrs S Friend of 8 St Mark's Place Newark.
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Father John
Mrs. S. Friend
St. Mark's Place
Newark City
Bronchitis Cured by Lung Kuro? A Claimed Remedy
A historic snippet promotes Lung Kuro as the ideal cure for bronchitis, arguing the herbal remedy offers quick relief and long term health benefits. The piece outlines expected results, cautions, and reader testimonials about this immune-boosting treatment.
Matter Serious But Does Not Necessarily Mean War Says Dartmouth
The Earl of Dartmouth told a Post reporter the Baltic fleet firing on British fishermen is serious but need not trigger war. He noted England protects commerce and will not overlook the incident yet will not necessarily plunge into conflict. He awaits fuller details with intense interest.
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Dartmouth
Earl of Dartmouth
Post
Russia
England
Trolley Crash Injures 18 Near Westboro
A rear end collision on the Westboro Marlboro line near Fay place injures 18 people including motormen Paine Mahoney and others from Worcester Westboro Hopkinton Marlboro and Hudson. Wrecking crews clear the scene and traffic resumes by 1 30 p m.
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Worcester
Westboro & Marlboro
Westboro
Edward W. Paine
Worcester and Westboro
John D. Mahoney
Worcester Consolidated
Edward N. Malet
Charles W. Gifford
Frank E. Cutler
George Tewksbury
George Parker
George A. Parker
Arthur J. Aubrey
Woodville
Frank A. Stephani
Hopkinton
Charles Swanson
Ernest Nash
Hudson
Edward Foucher
Sidney Whiting
William Bombard
Louis West
John Thorassen
Walter W. Aldrich
Marlboro
Worcester Consolidated Street Railway
Worcester & Marlboro
Malet
Mahoney
Fay Place
Paine
Frank W. Peckham
Daniel P. Cilley
Thomas H. Ayres
Charles
Woburn Man Dies From Stab in Boarding House Quarrel
Kyriakos Chrondreas, a Greek diver who arrived six weeks ago, died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a stabbing at 2321 Main Street in a quarrel with boarding house proprietor James Condos. John Pappas, Condos’s nephew, is alleged to have stabbed Chrondreas and is sought by police.
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Pappas
Condos
Chrondreas
Canoe Cap Sizing Drowns Local Man at Swanzey Pond
Alfred Craig a 22 year old machinist from Keene New Hampshire drowned when his canoe capsized in Swanzey Pond Spragueville this morning. His cries were heard from shore but rescue came too late. body recovered later.
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Keene, N. H
Alfred Craig
Swanzey Pond
Spragueville
Fair Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
The forecast calls for a fall Monday with rising temperatures on Tuesday. Expect warmer conditions Tuesday with light winds and no precipitation indicated. Local high temperatures likely in the mid range for early autumn with gradual cooling by week’s end.
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Boston and Vicinity
Russian Fleet Attacks Hull Fishermen
A. H. Jackson & Co representing 50 Hull fishing boats reports the Baltic fleet under Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky attacked Hull's fishing fleet in the North Sea early Friday. After some vessels passed safely the Russians fired, sinking the steam trawler Crane and leaving decapitated bodies of its skipper and mate brought to Hull.
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Russia
Baltic Sea
Far East
RosJestvensky
Dover
Hull, Eng
A. H. Jackson & Co
Hull
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Rojestvensky
North Sea
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