Five Big Ships Sailing Today From Charlestown Docks
A gala day as five large ships depart on the high tide from Charlestown. the Romanic of White Star, Columbian and Iberian of Leyland, Sagamore of Warren Line, and Montevidean of Allan Line head to Genoa Naples London Manchester Liverpool Glasgow with vast cargos including wheat corn cattle provisions and apples. The Romanic carries 75 first 65 second and 650 steerage passengers including 20 deported by immigration authorities.
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Leyland
White Star
Warren Line
Sagamore
Montevidean
Allan Line
Glasgow
White Star Line
Azores
Genoa
Naples
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
London
Manchester
Eng
Liverpool
Miss Alice Roosevelt Denies Engagement to Longworth
Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the President, arrived in Washington from the Orient and denied reports of an engagement to Congressman Longworth. She said reporters invented most stories about her trip and urged that the rumors be treated as fabrications. She recalled a tank tale as the sole element of truth in those rumors.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Orient
Longworth
Miss Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
Charles L. McCawley
Marine Corps
Miss Hagner
Roosevelt
White House
Congresman Longworth
United States
Photo Press
Washington, D. C
Home After Many Perils on the D. J. Melanson
Captain Thomas I. Gerard and Cook Ambrose Boucher of the British schooner D. J. Melanson survived a wreck at Maracaibo after the vessel ran into foul weather while heading to Chester. The crew fell ill with yellow fever in port. four sailors died. Survivors were aided by the British consul and sent home aboard the steamer Prince George to Yarmouth.
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Thomas I. Gerard
Cook Ambrose Boucher
D. J. Melanson
Prince George
Yarmouth
Maracaibo
Blauvelt Bros
Tusket
N. S
Chester
Penn
Jubilee Rally Aims to Lift $6000 Debt at St Pauls A M E Cambridge
Reverend Floyd G. Snelson and parishioners launch a two week jubilee effort to retire an $11 000 church debt at St Pauls A M E Church Cambridge with a $6000 goal by November 15 1905. Noted speakers include Rev H T Johnson of Philadelphia and Rev Jesse Harrell with Representative E E Clark to address crowds.
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Floyd G. Snelson
St. Paul’s A. M. E
Cambridge
old_ St. Paul’s Church
Fair Cambridge
H. T. Johnson
Philadelphia
Penn
The
Christian Recorder
England
Jesse Harrell
D. D
Union, Baptist Church
E. E. Clark
Second
Middlesex
Snelson
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Cong
Schoon
Er D. J. Melanson
Terra Firma
St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church
Henry Siegel
Washington & Essex Sts
Flor de Salvine Perfecto
Clear
Havana Londres
Clear Havana Conchas
Bock Panetelas
la Carlina Perfectos
Essex Street
Norfolk
Jersey
Regent
Boston
New England
Yale
Haskell
Hayward Place
Liberty
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