Rescuers Save Drowning Sailor After Boat Boom Strike
In Nantasket today William Smith and Charles Smith were aboard a sailboat with Victor Terrio. The boom struck Charles, throwing him into the water. Terrio jumped in and saved him, then revived him with expert resuscitation as the others brought the yacht alongside.
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Nantasket
William Smith
Victor Terrio
Charles Smith
Centre Hill
Black Rock
Smith
Mr. Terrio
Warren Rum Case: State Police Don’t Act on Warren Liquor Issue
Deputy Neal said the State police are busy with bigger crimes and cannot intervene in Warren's illegal liquor sales. Governor Guild heard complaints from Rev E E Abercrombie and Charles L Coombs but has taken no action. Officials cited insufficient Warren funds to wage war on rum traffic and local authorities are left to act.
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Neal
State Police
State Board
Warren
Guild
E. E. Abercrombie
Charles L. Coombs
State House
Governor Guild
Charles F. Gettemy
BE. BE. Abercrombie
Baptist Young People Hold Outing Today
Wakefield Sept 7 The Boston East Baptist Young People's Association plans its first annual outing and field day at Rosson's Grove from 2 to 8 pm tomorrow. Events begin at 2:30 pm with a 100 yard dash three legged race 60 yard dash for ladies and a backward race. A ball game between the Bachelors and Benedicts is at 3:30 pm followed by a basket ball at 6 pm and roll call and rally.
North End Gas Works Site Chosen for New Appraisers Stores
Washington reports Secretary Shaw offered Boston Gas Company 250000 for the old North End gas works site bounded by Prince Commercial and Hull streets ahead of a planned United States appraisers stores building. The 71000 square foot site eyed amid several locations.
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Washington Reports
North End Gas Works
Washington
Shaw
Boston Gas Company
North End
Prince, Commercial
Hull Streets
United States Appraisers
Edwards
Bostor Gas Company
Custom House
Swordfish clash off with dory in sea chase
Two crew members of the sloop Marian harpooned a sleeping swordfish after a dory chase from Tuesday near T Wharf. The half ton fish was towed aboard and sold at 10 cents a pound, earning each man about $20 for two days of work. A second swordfish weighing 457 pounds was captured within the hour.
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Marian
T Wharf
Sherman Wins Lenox Golf Cup Again at Lenox Club
Thomas M. Sherman of Utica New York won the Lenox coup final over 8 D Bowers of Brooklawn 4 up and 3 to play after 86 holes at the Lenox Golf Club. Sherman previously held the cup in 1906.
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Lenox
Thomas M. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
D. Bowers
Brooklawn
Sherman
Chicago men take Stensland in Tangier telegram
Assistant State Attorney Barbour received a telegram from Olson and James Keeley in Tangier reporting Paul O. Stensland president of the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago has been turned over to them and that Olson and Keeley will begin return to Chicago with him.
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Chicago
Barbour
Olson
James Keeley
The
Chicago Tribune
Tangier
Morocco
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Stensland
Keeley
Roosevelt Orders Tangier Surrender of Stensland
A Washington telegram to Assistant State Attorney Barbour says President Roosevelt cabled the American minister at Tangier to surrender Stensland. The State Department arranged for an American bound steamer, stopping at Gibraltar, to pick up the prisoner and his captor.
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Chicago
Binns
Washington
Barbour
Roosevelt
Tangier
Stensland
State Department
Gibraltar
Court Refuses Habeas Writ for L. J. Wilder
Lothrop J. Wilder was denied a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Sheldon in the Supreme Court. He has been jailed since Aug. 27 after surrendering to satisfy a $234 judgment by Francis McConville. Wilder argued a bankrupt discharge exempted him, but McConville showed a prior discharge within six years, blocking a new discharge and his release.
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Lothrop J. Wilder
Charles Street
Sheldon
Supreme Court
Francis McConville
Wilder
McConville
Thirteen in Hingham Auto Trap
The Hing ham Court arraigned 13 automobile offenders in the largest this court has seen with two sessions held Judge Kelley and Judge Pratt presiding Four cases were contested heard by Judge Kelley in his office Six Boston offenders paid fines of seventy dollars each
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Hingham
Hingham Court
Kelley
Pratt
West Corner
Davis, Jones
Beales
Boston
Fitzpatrick Returns From Pleasurable Tour Abroad
Merchant tailor D. W. Fitzpatrick of 22 Tremont Street has returned from an extended trip to Colorado Montreal and Quebec. His appearance shows he enjoyed a royal good time and made many new acquaintances. The vacation was the best ever and will be long remembered.
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D. W. Fitzpatrick
Tremont Street
Colorado
Montreal
Quebec
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ISTOM
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Dory
Lenox Golf Cup
COURT
L. J. Wilder
Chamberlain
Deere
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