Woman Hurt In Nantasket Runaway Carriage Accident
Mrs. Lelia Schofield of Holbrook, riding with her husband, was thrown from a carriage when a frightened horse ran madly and overturned the vehicle on Nantasket Avenue. She suffered paralysis on one side and possible brain concussion, taken to Taylor's Tavern then Emergency Hospital Boston. A stranger, Mr. C. D. Coram of Lowell, offered to cover medical expenses and ensured she received care.
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Nantasket
Lelia Schofield
Holbrook
George F. Hall
Nantasket Avenue
Taylor’s Tavern
Boston
C. D. Coram
Lowell
Schofield
Mrs. Schofield
Peaceful Filipinos Cowed by Armed Insurgents Report
Manila dispatch reports the commission of peace facing a hard task as Filipinos, cowed by insurgent terror, show little sign of embracing the new governance. Cailles orders killings of officials and soldiers aiding Americans, while northern Luzon remains quiet and Mindanao largely stable.
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Manila
Commission of Peace
United States
Cailles
Laguna
Bay
Laguna de Bay
Luzon
Nueva Ecija
Bulacan
Bates
Spain
Pampanga
Duong
Associated Press
Sneak Thief Steals Watch from Union Park Residence
Miss Edith Howland reported her valuable gold watch and chain stolen last evening from a Union Park Street home. A thief entered through an unfastened door and escaped with the property undetected.
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Edith Howland
Union Park Street
Police raid nets Chinese gamblers at two Oxford locales
Station 4 officers led by Sergeant Jones seized two Chinese men and a fan tan layout at 7 Oxford Place on a warrant. Without a warrant, six Chinese men were arrested at 9 Oxford Street, charged with gaming on the Lord's day.
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Jones
Oxford Place
Oxford Street
Looting and Slaughter Amid Martial Bands In Pekin
London papers report widespread looting and brutal fighting as marauding bands of soldiers clash. Cossacks and French forces are described as the most brutal in the violence. Rockhill calls for continued united action and urges all powers to stay in Pekin.
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London
Pekin
Rockhill
Horrors of War Reported Along Pei Ho Valley
A Pekin correspondent describes straggling European troops in villages along the Pei Ho River committing brutalities. Women are beaten, babies bayoneted, and non combatants suffer severely. Russians and the French named as worst offenders.
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Taku
Pekin
Pei Ho
Shanghai
Tien Tsin
China Hopes for Disagreement
Special Commissioner Rockhill states that the anti foreign uprising was planned and incited by the Chinese government. He urges harmonized action by the powers to settle the rights of foreigners in China and warns that China awaits a rift among nations.
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China
Shanghai
Rockhill
Looting and Slaughter Across Pei Ho Valley
Reports from the Pei Ho valley describe heavy looting and slaughter as Chinese populations suffer amid war. International forces earlier protected property not needed for military use, but returning villagers face no shelter, rice, or work while famine looms in overcrowded districts away from the river.
Tragic rear collision kills 13 in Bethlehem area
A milk train rear-ended by an excursion train near Hatfield early this morning killed thirteen people and injured many more. Among the dead are Miss Annery and several Bethlehem Allentown residents. the injured list features engineers, baggage masters and passengers with skull fractures, crushed limbs, and internal injuries. The first section carried Bethlehem and Allentown residents bound for Atlantic City. the milk train stopped at Hatfield before the crash at 6:56. Continued details on page 2.
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Anniery
South Bethlehem
Robert Milner
Richard Bachman
William Hhret
Ira Ehabet
William
Joseph Mordaunt
Charles M’gonigle
Allentown
Thomas Day
Mamie Kaelin
Telford
Godfrey Kaellin
Mamie
William Blackburn
Ambler
Harold Landis
Hatfield
Ackermann
Philadelphia
John David
Albert J. Wagner
Wilson Crossland
Michael J. Tighe
John Gorman
John McHugh
Abraham Transue, Jr
William Burkhardt
Gertrude Burkhardt
P. J. McMahon
John Betchley
George Harrison
Irvin Newhard
Mary Newhard
Carrie Bachman
Miss Brennan
L. T. Hartzog
Harry Schiott
Edward Reese
S. Haber
John Schatz
William Schantz
Miss Schaeffer
Mary Koch
Lewis Knecht
Bethlehem
George Landis
Alfred Schmeyer
Annie Miller
William Wilmeyer
Willmeyer
Wellington H. Rosenberry
Lansdale
Atlantic City
Union Depot
Labor Day Parade Endorsed by Central Labor Union Delegates
Delegates meeting in Wells Memorial Hall voted to endorse the Labor Day committee for not inviting Mayor Hart to review the parade. The event will move at 10 45 a m and features many unions. About 3000 marchers expected with bands, floats, and coordinated uniforms.
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Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Labor Day Committee
Hart
James Buchanan
Machinists
Callahan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Boston
Central Labor Union Division
Carpenters
Hugh McKay
John Welsh
William Sullivan
Building Laborers’ Union No. 1
Tea
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Waitt & Bond’s
New England
Waitt & Bond, Matrs
Blackstone St
William W. Rockhill
Lelia Schofield of
Commission
Reign of Terror
Washington St
Tremont
Bospon Fumigating CO
Washington
The
Henry H. Tuttle Co
Washington and
Winter Streets
Peho Valley
Summer Palace
Hatfiehd, Pa
LABOR
Wells Memorial
Halis
Knights of Labor
City Hall
Smith
Water Workers’ Union
City of
Sanitary Workers and
Alvision
Building Trades
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