Start Today on Long Race Between Cymric and Ivernia
Wagers surge on the 3000 mile sea race from this port to Queenstown as Cymric and Ivernia prepare to sail at 4 pm. The Cymric carries 20 saloon and 200 steerage passengers while the Ivernia sails with 18 saloon, 75 second cabin and 200 steerage. Notable travelers include Miss Carter, the Sumner family, Mrs. Bacon of Peacedale, engineer R J Darnley, Mrs. D R Francis Jr of Boston, and Plant line manager A W Perry among others.
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Queenstown
Cymric
Ivernia
Carter
J. B. Grace
H. A. Johnson
George S. Sumner
Philip H. Sumner
Alice Sumner
City
N. T. Bacon
Bacon
Peacedale
R. T
R. J. Darnley
Mexico
England
D. R. Francis, Jr
Lewis Fry
Fry
Henderson
William Orrill
Lucille Orrill
W. Lumsden and Child
Boston
A. W. Perry
W. S. Tait
Cambridge
Michael Fahey
Portland
Reds still without new manager after directors meet
Cincinnati Oct 30 directors of the Cincinnati Baseball Club met at the club headquarters and failed to settle the choice of a new manager for next season. President August Herrmann said the discussion covered only the new grandstand at League Park.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Baseball Club
August Herrmann
League Park
Lumberman Found Dead By Gas In Auburn Home
Thomas Wheeler a 66 year old lumberman from Berlin New Hampshire was found dead in his room at his daughter Mrs John E Rollins home on Minot avenue Auburn Mains gas jet was open and coroner ruled accidental death the gas cock likely hit when the electric light was turned off
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Auburn
Thomas Wheeler
Berlin
N. H
John E. Rollins
Minot Avenue
Throw Away His TRUSS The Sea Captain Cures Himself
An elderly sea captain feigns illness to fool doctors and then cures himself by discarding his truss. The case unfolds with surprising self remedies and medical skepticism.
The Story of Avis by Jacques Futrelle Chapter VIII
Avis Linnell adjusts to Boston life while awaiting letters and news from her fiancé Rev Clarence Richeson. Rumors of engagements complicate her path. later she confronts betrayal, a broken engagement, and a marriage plan with Miss Violet Edmands. News of a wedding triggers tragedy as Avis dies by poison and Richeson stands charged with murder.
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Avis Linnell
Boston
Conservatory of Music
Avis
Mr. Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Hyannis
Violet Edmands
Moses G. Edmands
Devon Road
Chestnut Till
Edmands
Newton Theological Seminary
Linnells
Edmands House
Tremont ‘Temple
Cortland Myers
Clarence Richeson
Chestnut Hill
Richeson
Edgar Linnell
Mr. Linnell
Linnell
Cape Cod
Trousseau
Tig
Nashire
Dublin
Oe Et Mands
Rid
Fecnute
William Hahn
Union Street
Newton Centre
Miss Edmands
South Station
Cambridge Chronicle
Edmonds
Railroads and Phone Clash Over Poles in New England
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on October 30 the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Boston and Maine railroad clash over pole locations on railroad property. Railroad engineers count every pole to ensure free location across the system. After completion the railroad may seek rent for pole space or demand removal to private property. The phone company reportedly holds right of way beyond Maine Central in parts of Maine.
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Portsmouth
N. H
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Maine Central R. R
Maine
Death of Brigadier General P H Ray at Fort Niagara
Brigadier General P H Ray United States Army retired died suddenly at Fort Niagara in Niagara Falls New York on October 30 at age 70. Ray served in active duty from until 1906.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
P. Hl. Ray
United States Army
Fort Niagara
Genera Ray
Mystery surrounds Hyannis death case after Vera Linnell’s demise
The article discusses the hypothesis of murder over suicide in Avis Linnell’s death. It outlines the police theory that Rev. Clarence Richeson had motive to kill, citing cyanide purchase and observed proximity to Linnell. The piece notes the minister’s sermon the day after and Linnell’s funeral in Hyannis.
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Leary
Clarence Richeson
Mr. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Futrelle promises follow up on Avis tragedy
The article notes that tomorrow's Post will publish the result of a careful study of the terrible tragedy, continuing Mr. Futrelle's examination of the Avis case and its implications.
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Futrelle
Avis
Taft lauded at Cambridge Republican Club rally
The Cambridge Republican Club banquet in the Citizens' Trade Association building on Massachusetts Avenue drew several hundred attendees. Speakers praised Taft, criticized Foss, and backed Frothingham for governor while Alexander McGregor campaign remarks highlighted working conditions and tariff policy.
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Taft
Joseph Pulitzer
Foss
Cambridge Republican Club
Citizens’ Trade Association
Massachusetts Avenue
Alexander McGregor
Louis A. Frothingham
Rally at Assembly Hall Features Music and Speeches
Enthusiasm remains high as singing and piano accompany a rally in the assembly hall. Representative Russell D. Crane opens the program with speakers including Robert Luce, Alexander McGregor, Asher G. Hinds, Harry N. Stearns, and Joseph Walker sharing the post dinner remarks.
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Russell D. Crane
Robert Luce
Alexander McGregor
Asher G. Hinds
Maine
Harry N. Stearns
Joseph Walker
Pure Food Men Take Up Horse Meat Case
Washington, Oct 40. Horse meat was before the Pure Food Board today in a private hearing for Schwartz Brothers of Newark New Jersey. George L Record attorney for the firm defended that no infected meat entered the market as horses were inspected before and after slaughter. The board said it would continue to combat any infractions of the Pure Food Law.
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Alexander McGregor
Europe
America
Reading
London
W. Robertson Nicoll
Edward
Lfe
England
Washington
Pure Food Board
George L. Record
Schwartz Brothers
Newark
N. J
Baldwin
Wiley
Doolittle
Sure Food Board
Sugar prices cut for all refined grades
New York reports all grades of refined sugar reduced by ten cents per hundred pounds today, continuing a trend of price cuts in the market.
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Fulton Street
New York
Riker
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REDS
W. A. Collings
Capt.Collings
Capt. Collings
W. A. Collings, Inc
Watertown
Somnia
Adamson
Georges Hew
Washington St
Wison
The
Heallay
Seolient
Jiasgeet
Tm Boston
Chmakore
Jacques Futrelle
Warrenton Street
Commonwealth
Avis Lignell
Brandreth
Railroad and Phone CO
P. H. Ray
Tafi
Flay
Hinds
Tom” Reed
McGregor
Norway
U. S
Canada
Canal Street
Paine
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