Rescued Wrecked Boasman After Night at Sea
David Henwood, owner of the Catherine, a 26 foot knockabout sloop, was rescued at daybreak by Keeper Nickerson of Boston Light after his yacht wrecked off Harding's Ledge during a gale. The dory drifted a mile in high waves. Henwood, exhausted, identified himself and his vessel later at South Boston. Several other ships sought shelter in the harbor, including the HH. EK. Woodward and the Winch**ester. Henwood reported his home at 12 Hamlin Street, South Boston. The Catherine was wrecked the night before.
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David Henwood
Catherine
Harding’s Ledge
Nickerson
Boston Light
Harwood
Henwood
Hamlin Street
Boston
Harding
Orion
Kemp
Boston Towboat Company
South Boston
HH. EK. Woodward
Port Gilbert
Mary T. Pennell
A. F. Kindberg
Bangor
New York
Winchester
Ford T. Richards
Rockport
Reverend Ravi Accepts Cambridge Pastoral Call
The Rev. Vincent Ravi of Manchester Vermont read his acceptance letter to the North Avenue Congregational Church Cambridge after receiving the call a month ago. He will begin duties December 26.
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Vincent Ravi
Manchester
North Avenue Congregational Church
Cambridge
Mr. Ravi
Tragedy in Canton: man killed by New Haven train
Hyde Park reports Lawrence Walsh aged 34 of Boliver Street Canton was struck and killed by a New Haven train last night. His body was discovered this morning.
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Hyde Park
Lawrence Walsh
Boliver Street
Canton
New Haven
One Dose Makes Dyspepsia Vanish Diapepsin Ad
An old advertisement promises instant relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort with Papes Diapepsin. It claims a single dose digests all food, prevents fermentation, and relieves symptoms like heartburn belching and nausea within minutes. A 50 cent case is suggested from the druggist.
Justice Peckham Dies at 71 in New York
Rufus W. Peckham 71, justice of the United States Supreme Court, died at his Altamont summer home at 8 15 tonight. A Democrat, he had devoted early career to New York politics before joining the bench. Born Albany November 8, 1838, he had served on State and Federal courts for 26 years, following his father from the State Court of Appeals.
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Ooration
Albany
Supreme Court of the State
State Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Federal Supreme Court
Fuller
White
N. Y
Rufus W. Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Altamont
Justice Peckham
New York
Court of Appeals
Peckham’s Early Career as Albany County DA
Mr. Peckham first served as district attorney for Albany County and was elected to the post in 1868. He subsequently held several offices in succession, laying the groundwork for a notable legal and political career.
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Peckham
Albany County
Roosevelt Bags Elephant in Kenya Safari
Col Roosevelt and son Kermit travel with Heller and Cunningham to Nyeri to hunt a bull cow and calf elephant, aiming for skins in good condition. He has already shot a large 80 pound tusked elephant in Kenya, then moves toward Mweru as man eating lions and rhinos threaten safaris on the Nyeri road.
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Nairobi
East Africa
Roosevelt
Kermit
Edmond Heller
R. J. Cunningham
Nyeri
Nile
Uganda
Kenya
Heller
Kenia
Mweru
Nyeru
Shipper Gold Mounted Compass Presented to Captain Crowell
Captain Herbert Crowell of the steam ship Harvard received a gold mounted compass Saturday night at a banquet in the dining saloon. Chief Engineer Forest Clark presented the gift on behalf of the officers. Crowell will command a Metropolitan line freighter in winter, and Harvard will make one more trip to New York before the season ends.
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Herbert Crowell
Harvard
Forest Clark
Crowell
Metropolitan Line
New York’s
St Patrick’s Dedication by Archbishop O Connell
Impressive ceremonies marked the formal dedication of St Patrick’s Church Cambridge by Archbishop William H O Connell yesterday afternoon after which a class of 290 children were confirmed by his Grace. The church built in the old Spanish mission style with 1100 seating was filled with parishioners and families.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Cambridge
William H. O’connell
Sacred Heart Church
Lawrence W. Slattery
O’connell
Mer. O’brien
Mgr. Moriarty
Holy Name Society
John P. Fitzgibbon
M. J. Doody
Governor Draper Moves to Boston Winter Residence
Governor Eben Draper has relocated to 299 Berkeley Street Boston as his Beacon Street mansion is rebuilt after a recent fire. The Phillips home hosts the Draper family while they plan a winter abroad, with William Phillips serving in London. The move places the governor in Boston’s social heart, with speculation on a temporary stay until Beacon Street is restored.
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Eben &. Draper
Berkeley Street
Boston
Beacon Street
John C. Phillips
Draper
Washington
William Phillips
London
Phillips
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
Prof Dyche Named for Mt McKinley Expedition
Dr Frederick A Cook announced that Professor L L Dyche of the University of Kansas has definitively joined his forthcoming Mt McKinley expedition, accepting the offer yesterday in St Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Frederick A. Cook
L. L. Dyche
University of Kansas
Mt. McKinley
Chelsea No License Rally Draws Large Chelsea Crowd
Advocates of no license gathered in large numbers at Mt Bellingham M B H Church Chelsea for a rousing rally.
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Chelsea
Mt. Bellingham M. BH
Hub Society Girls Stage Arctic Tableau At Homestead
Boston society figures Miss Katherine Fay and Miss Gladys Ingalls staged a new tableau titled At the North Pole in the Homestead ballroom Hot Springs Arkansas. Dressed in white fur Arctic outfits they portrayed Peary and Cook with sledges dogs and a polar setting. Proceeds benefited missionary work among poor whites in Virginia mountains. The performance drew sustained applause as both reached the pole and saluted amid animated reactions.
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Katherine Fay
Gladys Ingalls
Boston Society
Vincent Club
Hot Springs
Ark
North Pole
Cook
Peary
Pole
Fund For Missionary Work
Virginia
Miss Fay
Miss. Ingalls
Murdered woman found in Brook near Shelton
Autopsy suggests strangulation in the death of a woman about 35 found half submerged in a brook on White Hill. Investigators note the body was placed to hide the crime and describe the clothing as torn and soiled from a period of wandering after August 24 sightings.
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Shelton
Conn
White Hill
Daniel Knapp
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Lauder and Morris in Boston on Visit
Harry Lauder the famed Scotch comedian and William Morris president of Morris Company arrived in Boston last night at seven oclock. Lauder looked well and wore a distinctive Scotch hat. Morris appeared modest for a high ranking official. It was his second Boston trip since opening the American Music Hall a year ago with Lauder.
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Harry Lauder
William Morris
William Morris Company (Inc
American Music Hall
Boston
Mr. Lauder
Mr. Morris
Man charged with stabbing after political row
Pasquale Ballarunna, 5, of 12 Marginal Street, was arrested by Hanover Street police for assault with a dangerous weapon on Antonio Rossi, 23, of 79 Prince Street. The confrontation on Margaret Street occurred after a heated political argument, and Rossi was stabbed in the right leg above the knee as the men fought.
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Hanover Street
Pasquale Ballarunna
Marginal Street
Antonio Rossi
Prince Street
Margaret Street
Ballarunna
Rossi
Trainer and horse perish in flames in Canada
Ogdensburg N Y Oct 24. Goes Fast a famed race horse and John Flynn 69 heretofore trainer perished when Flynn s racing stables at Prescott Ontario burned in the early morning blaze. The frightened horse dragged the keeper back into the burning stable and all other horses were saved.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
John Flynn
Flynn
Prescott
Ont
Near Death On Boats Keels Crew From Scar borough
Captain William H. Reynolds and two crew members were plucked from the overturned schooner Scar borough after spending the night clinging to the hull. They reached Philadelphia on the steamer Admiral Dewey from Port Antonio. Reynolds was repeatedly washed from the wreck and rescued with great difficulty, badly bruised and nearly dead from cold.
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Philadelphia
William H. Reynolds
Port Antonio
Reynolds
Gambling Raid in East Boston
A raid led by Sergeant Rohrer and Inspector ONeill at 56 Meridian Street East Boston uncovered gaming implements but none caught in the act. Six men were booked for being present at the illegal gambling room while one escaped through a rear window. names include Morrison Terrio McPhail McGinnis Odence Johns Porter.
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Rohrer
O’neil
East Boston
Meridian Street
Frank Morrison
Falcon Street
Walter Terrio
Princeton Street
George McPhail
Lexington Street
Charles McGinnis
Trenton Street
Julius J. Odence
Saratoga Street
Richard Johns
Eutaw Street
Frank Porter
Condor Street
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Tableau
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Buffalo
N.Y
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Mary A
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Lfe
Charles H. Mathews
Sarah H. Mathews
Omtt Flowers
Akron
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Everett
John L. Newman
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St. Rose Church
Dghest
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Somerville
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Mary E. Sheehan
King
Adrian Street
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William H. Crompton
New York City
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Heyward Place
Mt. Hope Cemetery
George H. Johnson
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