Mystery of Denver Singer Clarified by Brother Statement
Samuel Montgomery of Eaton Street claims Mrs. William H. Lyons from Denver, a singer known in Chicago and Uniontown, recently ill and prescribed champagne for medicine. He says she may have bitten the wine glass while taking medicine at Hotel Bellevue, denying self harm and noting a bright home life.
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Relief Hospital
Hotel Bellevue
Samuel Montgomery
Eaton Street
William H. Lyons
Denver
New England Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Uniontown
Penn
Denver vocalist in Boston accident linked to champagne
A Denver singer visiting Boston suffered a health scare after a champagne incident, her brother asserts the drink caused the accident given her fragile condition. Relief Hospital officials report she is progressing favorably after the episode.
Market Review and Outlook Confirms Global Money Tightening
The week saw firmer money markets abroad and a Bank of England rate rise, signaling worldwide loan tightening. Analysts expect limited new U S foreign lending until local rates improve, with gold imports from Europe likely soon but in smaller volumes. In the U S stock scene, the week ended with mixed weakness and a shift toward stabilization as buyers stepped in to support prices.
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Europe
Gola
Amalgamated
Boston
Flood and Inundation From Water Main on Columbus Ave
Water main break on Columbus Avenue between Berkeley and Clarendon streets caused severe flooding early yesterday. A joint failure sent water geysering from a manhole, flooding cellars and washing away pavement while repairs lagged behind at first.
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Columbus Avenue
Berkeley
Clarendon
Water Department
Post
Break IN Main
Crowds Glimpse Henry Siegel Company Window Display
A large crowd gathers as curtains rise revealing Henry Siegel Company show windows along Washington street Hayward place and Essex street. Spectators admire life sized models dollies lace table covers pink settings dress goods and men’s furnishings while private carriages and autos add to the busy scene.
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Henry Siegel Company
Washington Street
Hayward Place
Essex Street
Wagon Whee
Investigation Into Roxbury Building Collapse Blame Pending
The building department will conduct an inquiry into the five story L Berenson structure at Washington and Williams streets after debris removal begins today. The Saturday collapse injured laborer John L Ryan and endangered passengers on the L line and nearby pedestrians with flying masonry and timbers.
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L. Berenson
Washington and
Williams Streets
John L. Ryan
Government Provides More Aid for Ireland London
Sept 11 Walter Hume Long chief secretary for Ireland announces treasury will provide an additional 10,000,000 dollars before year end plus stock to raise 50,000,000 dollars cash in 1905. Funds aim to support the Irish land act and resume land sales halted by lack of funds.
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London
Walter Hume Long
Ireland
Treasury
Jerry Watsons Rally At Linden Park Debate Invite
Jerry Watson plans an open air rally tonight at eight at the corner of Roxbury Linden Park and Kent streets Ward 18 inviting all candidates to debate.
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Jerry Watson
Roxbury
Linden Park
Kent Streets
Norwich Men Narrowly Escape Gasoline Launch Fire
Eighteen men from Norwich faced a near deadly incident on the Thames River near New London when a gasoline engine sparked by a leak caused a flash. Captain attempted to start the engine. Leon and Shannon were hospitalized, others treated by physicians.
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New London
Conn
Norwich
Thames River
Leon
Shannon
Sermon by Dr. A. Z. Conrad Draws Park Street Church Crowd
Park Street Church in Boston filled yesterday morning as Rev. Dr. A. Z. Conrad preached on The Gospel for an Age of Thought. The sermon will influence whether he is invited as associate pastor to Rev. John L. Withrow, a decision expected in a few days. The clergyman, about 50, stout and spectacled, spoke with clear pronunciation.
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Park Street
A. Z. Conrad
John L. Withrow
Conrad
Boston
Salem centennial honors Salem Light Infantry and Japan lesson
Ex mayor Seth Low lauded Japan's wartime medical corps saving soldiers as a lesson on prevention. He recalled Salem Light Infantry's Civil War service, with many officers rising to high rank and its role in national events, and urged future generations to uphold the city’s historical honor.
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Japan
Seth Low
New York
Salem Light Infantry
Tabernacle Church
Low
Roosevelt
United States
Jefferson
New England
Leutenant
Monroe
Jackson
Polk
Grant
Hayes
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Tay
British Veterans Honor Fallen Comrades in Memorial Services
The British Naval and Military Association of Boston held an annual memorial service for departed comrades. Early detachments decorated graves at Mt AUBURN, Woodlawn, Calvary, Holy Cross, Needham and more. Major Muldowney led a detachment to Evergreen Cemetery to honor Captain Charles Price Talbot with prayers. Lieutenant-Colonel Courtenay directed a 150-strong contingent marching from South Station, led by the Woburn Brass Band to Needham.
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Needham
Muldowney
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Price Talbot
Courtenay
South Station
Woburn
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