Cunard omits Queenstown port on Mauretania voyage
The Mauretania passes Queenstown without calling there to embark mails and 250 passengers directed to Liverpool. Irish MPs in Commons pressed Parliament’s approval as a condition for the break in Cunard service. Postmaster General said no formal assent was given. Cunard argues Queenstown harbor is too dangerous for entry.
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Ireland
Cunard
Mauretania
Liverpool
Cunard Line
House of Commons
Samuel
Lusinia
New England Rector Accepts Call at Kenilworth Church
Rev Edward L Fustis rector of St Pau s Nantucket Mass has accepted the call to Holy Comforter Church Kenilworth Til He is a Portland Me native educated at Harvard and Episcopal Theological School Cambridge He previously led Emmanuel Church Denver and St Peter s Cambridge succeeding Rev E Reginald Williams who moved to St Mark s Waukee
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Chicago
Aus
Edward L. Fustis
St. Pau's Episcopal Church
Nantucket
Mass
Holy Comforter
Kenilworth
Til
Hustis
Portland
Harvard
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Emmanuel
Holy Rollers in Framingham faces court Friday in Etter trial
At Montwall three August meetings 2000 attended 60 cures claimed by Pentecostal healers led by Mother Etter and two assistants Cyrus Fockler and Earle Clark. They are charged with obtaining money under false pretences. a deaf woman reportedly regained hearing in a striking cure. The trio’s supporters plan a mass courthouse attendance and a post verdict jubilee if acquitted.
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Framingham
Montwall
Maria Beulah Woodworth Etter
Cyrus B. Fockler
Earle W. Clark
DiverRescues Stranger Near West Lynn Yacht Club
Calvin Slocum of West Lynn Yacht Club dived to save an unidentified man from drowning. He pulled the man aboard, performed 15 minutes of first aid, then alerted police. The rescued man was taken to Lynn Hospital where he slowly regained consciousness.
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West Lynn Yacht Club
Calvin Slocum
Slocum
Lynn Hospital
Burglars Enter Everett Grocery
Everett police investigate a break in the K. B. Fawcett store at 414 Main Street. Entry was gained by a cellar window and door, but nothing of value was taken as burglars were thought to be frightened before robbing the shop.
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Everett
K. B. Fawcett
Main Street
Autos Crash at Pride's Crossing injures no one
Autos collide while avoiding a team at Pride's Crossing near the Frick estate. Both vehicles wrecked but drivers escape injury. No names or dates beyond August 31.
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Beverly
Frick
Pride’s Crossing
Mexicans Becoming Patriotic in War-Era Rush
A wave of patriotism sweeps Mexico with assurances of allegiance and offers of service to President Huerta. Plans call for a large Independence Day parade on Sept 16 with about 20,000 marching. The war department is to provide instructors in a dozen cities as fear of revolution fades. Thousands seek training in arms.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
War Department
Planters Offer 38 Million Peso Aid to Mexico
A Morelos planter delegation met the President and offered 38,000,000 pesos. Ministers Gamboa and Urrutia denied war department shifts of army HQs, saying moves would target rebel threats. Diaz followers expect a late October return to push the presidential campaign.
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Gamboa
Urrutia
Foreign Affairs and
Interior
War Department
Tax Department
Refugees in Vera Cruz appeal for better travel conditions
Dr. William Bayard Hale heads to Washington to brief President Wilson and Secretary Bryan on Mexican negotiations. John Lind delays awaiting instructions as Mexico signals no further concessions. Foreign Minister Gamboa argues Huerta cannot run next election due to constitutional amendment.
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Vera Cruz
William Bayard Hale
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
John Lind
Gamboa
Huerta
New England Fire Chiefs Head to National Convention
More than 300 New England fire chiefs travel to New York to attend the International Association of Fire Engineers convention opening today. A large group left by special cars from the South station, stopping at Newton Framingham Worcester and Springfield to pick up delegates. District Chief Fox ex Chief Keyes Chief Carey and Lieutenant Manley greet arrivals and assign seats while Chief Mullen and Superintendent Byington plan to join later tonight under F. M. Tiffany's supervision.
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New England
New York
International Association of Fire Engineers
South Station
New York Central Road
Newton
Framingham
Worcester
Springfield
Fox
Keyes
Carey
Lawrence
Manley
Brookline
Mullen
Repairs Byington
F. M. Tiffany
Mexican political uncertainty and American evacuations in Vera Cruz
U S officials debate Huerta’s candidacy and possible resignations while Mexico eyes Felix Diaz’s return and peace prospects fade. Refugees flood Vera Cruz as Consul Canada struggles to move Americans by second class transport, amid heavy foreign population growth and warnings from Washington.
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Felix Diaz
Washington
Mexico
Canada
Cruz
Wilson Keeps Quiet as Mexico Situation Stays Unchanged
Secretary of State Bryan reports no telephone messages altering the diplomatic stance with the Mexican provisional government. Routine embassy notes on Americans leaving the country arrive from Mexico City and Vera Cruz while John Lind remains in Vera Cruz for now. President Wilson plans to stay in Cornish, New Hampshire over Labor Day with no urgent need to return to Washington.
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Mexico
France
Germany
Great Britain
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
Senor Gamboa
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Shanklin
Washington
Bryan
State Department
John Lind
Bush to Instruct at New Baseball School Near San Antonio
Tiger short stop Ownie Bush joins Charlie Carr to run a baseball school near San Antonio Texas as an instructor in the new program. The move signals the project will proceed with instructional staff including prominent players.
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Charlie Carr
San Antonio
Tex
Ownie Bush
Tiger
Man Overboard Swims Mile to Safety off Maine Coast
Hercules Gramanos, linked with Roslindale YMCA, fell from a motor boat near Shore Acres Harpswell Neck and swam about a mile to Yarmouth Island before reaching Cundys Harbor by boat. Miss Smith, his companion, guided the craft to safety after they lost sight of him amid darkness. A search party rapidly looked for him as they drifted near Orrs Island.
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Brunswick
Hercules Gramanos
Roslindale
Mass
Yarmouth Island
Cundys Harbor
Miss Smith
Gramanos
Shore Acres
Harpswell Neck
Orrs Island
Weatherills Island
John Willard
Philadelphia
Priest Warns Parish Children About Rail Danger
The Rev. George A. Lyons of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Jamaica Plain warned parish children yesterday morning about the hazards of playing on or using railroad tracks as a thoroughfare.
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George A. Lyons
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Jamaica Plain
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