Iron Exports From England Surge to United States
An Economist notes unprecedented pig iron exports to America with ships from the Clyde Mersey and Tees all carrying full cargoes to Baltimore Philadelphia and Gulf ports. Middlesborough exports to the United States rise in three months as No 3 and No 4 pig sales jump to 28400 tons in July and 24800 in August, largely to Philadelphia.
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London
America
Clyde
Mersey
United States
Tees
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Pensacola
Gulf Ports
Germany
England
Middlesborough
Foss Indorsed Campaign Club Formed by P
Eugene N. Foss seeks the Republican nomination in the 11th district. A kickoff meeting at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain drew 400 Sturtevant Blower Works employees forming the E N Foss Employees Campaign Club. James Smith temporary chair George Merrill permanent chair Frank Bigelow secretary. Ten nominations for five vice presidents were cast before a compromise allowed each department to name a representative.
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Eugene N. Foss
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Sturtevant Blower Works
E. N. Foss
James Smith
George Merrill
Frank Bigelow
Great Blower Works
Libel Case In Chelsea Police Court Continued
A crowded Chelsea Police Court heard a case involving ex-Alderman Webber Editor Crane of the Advocate and a Hebrew named Lobel in an alleged criminal libel action brought by Officer Hebblethwaite. The case was postponed to September 17.
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Chelsea
Webber
Crane
The
Advocate
Lobel
Hebblethwaite
Bankrupt Clothing Sale at 55 Hanover Street Boston
A heavy Bankrupt Sale at 55 Hanover street Boston promises half price bargains on fine clothing harnesses and saddlery from a Rochester firm failure. The event features hundreds of items with steep discounts, daily hours late week, and mail order options.
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Boston
Hanover Street
Rochester
N. Y
Vienna
20Th Century Stores, Inc
Onlyankrupt
26Th Century Dept. Stores, Inc
Germany sinks Haytian gunboat shocking Europe
Europe reels as Germany sinks the Haytian gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot in a bold act that shocks Britain and diplomats. The move is not seen as violating the Monroe Doctrine but is viewed as a dangerous precedent with potential for international friction.
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London
Germany
Crete-a- Pierrot
Europe
St. James Gazette
Westminster Gazette
McCrea Comments On Crete-a-Pierrot Sinking At Haitian Waters
Commander Henry McCrea of the gun boat Machias, at the navy yard, discussed the Crete-a-Pierrot sinking by the German Panther. He said German aims were to seize the Crete-a-Pierrot and curb interference with foreign commerce, with firing possibly to avert a magazine explosion. He expects the incident to clarify the Firminist government’s status and its naval troop movement limits.
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Washington
United States
McCrea
Machias
Killick
Crete
Firmin
Republic
Admiral Killick
Germany
Hayti
Henry McCrea
Navy Yard
Crete-a-Pierrot
Haitian gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot destroyed by German Panther
Washington dispatch reports international tensions rising after the destruction of the Haitian revolutionary gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot by the German gunboat Panther in Gonaives Harbor Haiti. Relief was noted in diplomatic circles as the incident drew concern from multiple nations.
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Washington
Panther
Gonaives Harbor
Hayti
German official report on sinking of Crete-a-Pierrot
The German minister of marine released an official statement about the sinking of the Haitian gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot. The Panther surprised the ship after an ultimatum, crew disembarked, and a series of magazine explosions doomed the Crete-a-Pierrot, which then broke up and sank.
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Berlin
Eckerman
Panther
Port au-Prince
Gonaives
Crete-a-Pierrot
Crete -a-Pierrot
Crete-a- Pierrot
Troops Sent to Panama as Insurgents Threaten Colon
In Cotl on Colombia on Sept 8 more than 1000 government troops hurried to Colon from Panama and trench works rise at Monkey Hill and other points. The gunboat Boyaca seized by insurgents mobilizes troops under General Herrera toward Panama. Colonel Gruezo, Colon prefect, promoted to general and ready to field if attack comes.
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Cotlon
Colombia
Colon
Panama
Monkey Hill
Boyaca
Herrera
Gruezo
Mrs Parker Identified After Wandering On Tremont Street
An elderly woman nearly 80, found wandering Sunday on Tremont Street, is identified as Mrs Parker from Roslindale. She left home Friday to visit her eldest son, recalling Rockport Maine and Gloucester, and mentioned Brazil Spear to several men. She was taken home by Patrolman Nee.
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Tremont Street
Belgrade Avenue
Roslindale
Parker
Nee
Rockport
Gloucester
Brazil Spear
Mrs. Parker
Ancient and Honorable Artillery trip planned to Cleveland
One hundred twenty five members attended a meeting at Faneuil Hall chaired by Captain J Stearns Cushing and voted to follow the planned itinerary. The group departs Boston October 4 with a Springfield parade, supper, and sleeping cars to Niagara Falls. From there a boat to Buffalo and then to Cleveland for nearly three days before returning by the same route.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Hall
J. Stearns Cushing
Cleveland
Boston
Springfield
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Record Gold in U S Treasury Surpasses Previous Peak
Fragmentary data shows the U S Treasury's gold reserve reaching a new high last Saturday with figures indicating substantial increases since July 1. The report cites large totals and comparisons to past records, including a prior peak held by Russia, though exact numbers are obscured by OCR errors.
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United States
Russia
Iswa
Hodge Denies Conspiracy in 250 Million Steel Suit
In Newark briefs filed by J Aspinwall Hodge Jr and others aim to block United States Steel Corp from retiring 200 million dollars of preferred stock and issuing 250 million dollars in bonds. Affidavits of Hodge and John H Lancaster counter alleged admissions by Guthrie counsel's clerk.
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New York
Newark
N. J
J. Aspinwall Hodge, Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Hodge
John H. Lancaster
Guthrie
South End Day Nursery Moves to New Quarters
The South End Day Nursery at 23 Dover Street opens in expanded quarters after sixteenth years and three relocations. Operated as a home like facility for children of working parents, it runs 7 am to 6 pm with 5 cent daily verge, meals, naps, nursing for the sick, and individual gear for each child. Youngest is four months old James Todd. Mabel Adamson, a colored child, has mixed Cuban and African heritage. Older children attend school after meals. yard, swings, and gymnasium enhance play.
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South End
Dover Street
James Todd
Mabel Adamson
Inquiry into Guilds Death in Wrentham
In Wrentham on September 8 authorities arrested Mrs. Jennie A. Guild of Sheldonville and Sidney C. Withington on forgery and uttering a forged document charges. Mrs Guild widow of Benjamin H. Guild who died July 18 at age 73, married to him June 4 this year. Withington employed as farmhand since June 1. probe into Mr. Guilds death planned.
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Wrentham
Jennie A. Guild
Sheldonville
Sidney C. Withington
Withington
Guild
Russia demands passage of torpedo boats through Dardanelles
Sept 8 report says Russia refuses to accept the Turkish Porte's refusal to allow four unarmed Russian torpedo boats to pass through the Dardanelles under a commercial flag. Russia has addressed a note to Turkish authorities insisting on the passage. The Porte is expected to appeal to the powers on the matter.
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Russia
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Porte
Boer Generals Plan Six Month American Tour
General Botha’s secretary says the Boer generals expect their lecture tour in the United States to last six months. No definite decision yet. the tour may start in Great Britain. The leaders will travel to The Hague to attend a Boer leaders’ gathering and set a future program.
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London
Botha
Brebner
United States
Great Britain
the Hague
Adams Square Boys Two-Piece Suit for Active Life
A bold advert for a boys’ Adams Square two piece suit priced at five dollars. Suits are described as durable with no weak spots, sized 8 to 16 years, pitched to boys meeting a new teacher and mothers who want a sharp appearance.
Naphtha Explosion Causes $10,000 Fire Loss in Woburn
In Woburn this morning a naphtha explosion at Felix J. Carr’s factory started a fire that caused about $10,000 in losses. The building, machinery, tools, and stock were damaged or destroyed, with insurance covering portions. Carr was in the engine room and cannot explain the accident.
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Woburn
Felix J. Carr
Carr
Shaw Stricken in Carriage Death of Stephen Shaw at 43
Stephen O. Shaw a Shawmut Furniture salesman aged 43 died yesterday morning in a carriage ride from Tremont Street to his home in Jamaica Plain from heart failure. His wife and three sons are in Bangor Maine. The body was taken to Burke's undertaking rooms in Be C.
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Stephen O. Shaw
Shawmut Furniture Company
Tremont Street
This City
Boylston Place
Jamaica Plain
Bangor
Burke
Soufriere Eruption Alters Windward District On St Vincent
Sept 8 report from St Vincent describes dramatic changes after the Sept 3 Soufriere eruption. Rabacca River now a fiery stream, vast vapor over Rabacca estate, and new ridges and ravines cut into the volcano’s west side. Haracai arid area flooded, crops ruined, esp arrow root and cocoa. Night storm with lightning and thunder accompanied crater unrest.
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Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Rabacca
Chateau Belair
Haracai
Petit Bordelle
Sharpes
Mission to Martinique to monitor Mont Pelee volcano
Paris dispatch reports Professor Lacroix plans to begin September 16 to establish a network of observation posts around Mont Pelee. Artillery officers will accompany him as surveys and instruments are set up, linked by telephone to Fort de France for early warnings and precautions.
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Paris
The
Temps
Lacroix
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Fort de France
Jacroix
Bride Weds Patient Then Loses Him After Kidney Operation
Bradford B. McGregor died after a kidney operation at Oriental Point near Mamaroneck. He had married Miss Clara Schlemmer of New York just before the surgery. Funeral plans point to Cleveland, Ohio. The bride stayed at his bedside, aiding as medical care failed. Before the operation he reportedly made a will leaving his widow over 4 1 000 000. Miss Schlemmer, daughter of a piano manufacturer, will receive 600 shares of Standard Old stock in trust for McGregor’s next of kin.
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Bradford TN
M’ Gregor
Clara Schlemmer
Standard Oil
New York
Bradford B. McGregor
Oriental Point
Mamaroneck
McGregor
Mr. McGregor
Cleveland
McGregors
M. J. Hall
Miss Schlemmer
Losses From Coal Strike Totals Over 106 Million
Wilkes Barre reports losses for 17 weeks of the coal strike totaling about 106.91 million dollars as estimates. The figures reflect reduced production and stoppages across mines, affecting workers and related industries in the region.
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Wilkesbarre
Woburn Man Arraigned Over Shoplifting Suspects
G Flannagan, 28, of Woburn, to be arraigned in court this morning. Inspector Knox, with wide shoplifting experience, notes two more women as suspects in the cases.
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G. Flannagan
Woburn
Knox
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