Independence 10 to be broken up today for sculptural use
Telegram from Thomas W. Lawson states the Independence metal will be used to create figures illustrating his feud with the New York Yacht Club. He invites artists in the United States and Europe to submit designs with cash prizes. George D. Lachey, builder of the Independence, says no formal communication yet. The vessel sailed to Hull yesterday and may head to Lawley’s yard.
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Fear of Bean Shortage Grips Boston as Prices Surge
The article reports concern that Boston could face a bean famine as prices rise. July figures show marrow beans at 2.20 per bushel and yellow eyes at 3.00, with other varieties listed. September prices climb further, and Boston reportedly uses about 2500 bushels daily.
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Hayes Peace Move Aims to Ease Colombia Venezuela Strain
Washington reports state Secretary Ray used August visits to prompt Caracas and Bogota to inform their foreign ministers of the distress over possible disturbance in Colombia and Venezuela relations. The US would offer to help arrange differences if both nations consent.
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Caracas
Bogota
Venezuela
Colombia
United States
Balloon at Cres cent Beach burns as wires melt. crowd panics
A Donnelly balloon crashed onto live wires at Cres cent Beach during a carnival. The fire melted the lines, plunging the area into darkness until Chisholm and a crew of electricians cut the current and the fire was extinguished. The carnival continued with large crowds despite the mishap.
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Boston Area Weather Forecast Readout
Fair weather expected for Wednesday and Thursday in Boston and vicinity. Light variable winds becoming northwest, with northern New England to see similar light winds and partly clear skies.
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Break in Water Main Floods Chelsea Area
A break in a large water supply main on the Chelsea bridge between Charlestown and Chelsea disrupted service shortly after 10 pm. Water department workers shut off the main in about 30 minutes, flooding the lower ridge and washing into the river via gutter holes.
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City Hospital Crowded Amid Reports of Overcapacity
The Post investigates crowding at the city hospital citing rumors of limited beds. With Dr Abbot away on vacation, Dr Attuck says some reports may be true as patients are reportedly turned away or awaiting department assignment due to space constraints.
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Boston Fishermen’s Race Crowns Priscilla Smith in Thrilling Wake
The Benjamin F. Phillips, a Boston boat, won the fishermen’s race with a 6 minute 58 second time for the Priscilla Smith of Chovanae ey. The Manomet from Duxbury won the schooner class between 60 and 80 tons by 6 minutes 17 seconds over Mattakeesett. The Rose Standish took the small schooner race as Independence was already underway home. Protests clouded results amid a crowd-pleasing, high-spirited waterfront day at Thieves Ledge to Half Way rook.
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Stormy Newport race tests boats from Gloucester to Boston
A Newport regatta featured a fierce big class between Gloucester and Boston yachts. Independence edged rivals including the Constitution and the Columbia in brisk 11 to 16 knot winds. Gloucester boat Burgess design trailed after a hard fought race with Phillips and Smith clashing for supremacy.
The Big Brother Cigar Package Promotes Havana Flavor
The difference between the Big Brother Cigar package and the ordinary ear is cost saving. The Big Brother filling is all Havana, very mild in flavor and delicious in aroma. Readers are urged to try Big Brother for a superior experience.
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Havana
Big Brother
Gaston Seeks Democratic Governor Nomination
In a statement, Gaston says he spoke with Josiah Quincy and believes Quincy will accept the Democratic nomination for governor despite some reluctance. He argues Quincy would unite the party and attract a strong vote, with Gaston pledging his time and energy to support a vigorous campaign.
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Mass political support pledges unity behind Josiah Quincey
Hamlin's statement praises Massachusetts Democratic zeal for Josiah Quincey and vows party unity under his leadership. He withdraws support to back Quincey, pledging loyal and hearty support and stating he will campaign statewide on his behalf.
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Democratic
Josiah Quincey
Quincy chosen Democratic nominee for Governor of Massachusetts
Ex Mayor Quincy to be the Democratic nominee after conferences with William A. Gaston and ex-Secretary Hamlin. Both leaders withdrew in his favor and pledged support. The move aims to secure party harmony and reduce George Fred Williams influence in the coming campaign.
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Hamlin
Gaston
George Fred. Williams
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John H. Lee
James’ Donovan
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