Fires Ravage Salisbury Beach Cottages and Rebuild Plans
Salisbury Beach officials and police guard the burned district after three fires sparked by an apparent arson. Walter Coulson, head of Salisbury Beach Associates, says incendaries likely fueled the later blazes as investigations begin. A new concrete resort is planned to replace destroyed wooden structures.
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Walter Coulson
Salisbury Beach Associates
Haverhill
Newburyport
Salisbury Town
Coulson
Jennie Merrill
Lowell
Boston Post
Associates
United Fruit plans Ireland shipbuilding scheme
United Fruit Company executives discussed building several new liners in England with Belfast firm Workman & Clark. Robert S. Johnson said no bids would be sought, citing cheaper English labor and Scottish steel. Johnson noted the company has built most of its ships before and intends to continue using the same approach.
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United Fruit Company
Boston
Robert S. Johnson
Workman & Clark Co
Belfast
Ireland
Preston
the Fruit Company
England
Johnson
Scotland
Monte Carlo Prince Arrives in New York Incognito
Prince Albert of Monaco sailed into New York aboard the Hirondelle for a U S visit with plans for bear hunting in Wyoming and touring Western oil fields in which he reportedly invested over 1 million dollars. He is 65 and travels incognito.
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New York
Prince Albert
Monaco
Monte Carlo
New York Bay
United States
Wyoming
William
Germany
Prince Albert OF
Bain News Service
Prince’s Cross Town Stop Leads to Hunting Ammunition Purchase
The prince walked to Broadway bypassing taxis and boarded a street car to a sporting goods store where he bought American ammunition for hunting in the West. He spoke of his scientific marine work and endless research into fish habits and vertical migrations in the North Atlantic.
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Broadway
Monte Carlo
France
North Atlantic
Howells and notable guests return from Europe voyage
William Dean Howells and daughter Mildred arrive aboard the Cunard liner Laconia after a European summer that included Stratford-on-Avon and the Shaksperian festival with 4006 Americans. Lady Channing and her daughter Julia visit. Brookline women tour Europe and meet Pope Pius. Amy Lowell speaks on suffrage militancy. Ellen Pendleton returns from abroad.
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William Dean Howells
Mildred
Stratford-on-Avon
Lady Channing of
Wellingborough
Julia Channing
Channing
Cohasset
Henry Bryant
Boston
Brookline
Algiers
Switzerland
Holland
Italy
Pope Pius
American College
Rome
Great Central Railway
East
Middle West
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
Amy Lowell
Harvard
Ellen F. Pendleton
Wellesley College
Drowns With Help Nearby At Ossipee Lake
Frank H. Peel aged 51 from Salem Massachusetts drowned while bathing at Ossipee Lake Mountain View New Hampshire on September 10 His companion Herbert W Hobbs witnessed Peel turn pale and disappear in 75 feet of water His body was not recovered despite grappling efforts A widow and seven children survive him.
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Frank H. Peel
Salem
Mass
Ossipee Lake
Herbert W. Hobbs
Peel
Hobbs
Courting a Career to Be Featured in Next Post Magazine
Robert Carlton Brown writes about career guidance in an upcoming Post Magazine piece. The article teases insights on pathfinding and professional ambition to help readers plan their futures.
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Robert Carlton Brown
Post
Thaw Scene Captivates Shriners Circus Goers
The Shriners circus opened to 1000 spectators on Huntington avenue. The highlight featured Walter E. Knight performing as Harry Thaw escaping from Mattapan, with Warren H. Buswell as the derelict turnkey.
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American League
Huntington Avenue
Harry Thaw
Mattapan
Matteawan Asylum
Walter E. Knight
Warren H. Buswell
Governor Foss Impersonation Circus Speaks for Votes
The parade featured J L Har bour impersonating the governor delivering a brief speech hopeful of starring at the November circus. Cast included John M Keyes as Colonel Roosevelt and G Fred Boehner as William Jennings Bryan with James D Hooley in multiple roles. The Arab Patrol Club Aleppo Temple staged the financially pledging event to fund travel to the national gathering in Atlanta next May.
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Foss
J. L. Harbour
Carrol J. Swan
James D. Hooley
George E. Tufts
John M. Keyes
Roosevelt
F. H. Hatch
C. J. Swan
Lyman B. Crandon
A. F. O. Cederstrom
Warren H. Buswell
Charlie Lamb
Ralph C. Goodey
George A. Shackford
Water Main Break Disrupts Arlington Street
A 20 inch high pressure water main broke on Arlington Street last night causing a spectacle but emergency crews quickly controlled the break and closed the gates to prevent property damage while the Boylston Street subway construction continues nearby.
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Water Department
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Street Collapse Floods Arlington Street Near Crocker Site
A water break beneath Arlington street between Boylston and Providence causes a 10 by 12 foot hole after a 20 foot raised cobble mass sinks. Flooding reaches over a foot and blocks traffic until emergency crews stop the flow and restore the street at the Crocker building site.
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Arlington Street
Boylston
Providence
Crocker
Pleasant Street
Charlestown Councillor Buckley Opens Governor Council Campaign
Charlestown City Councillor Timothy J. Buckley launched his campaign for the Democratic nomination to the Governor's Council with ten open air speeches in Charlestown and Cambridge. He cited six years in public life including two in the Legislature and four on the Boston City Council. Tonight he plans to address the Fitton A. of East Boston.
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Timothy J. Buckley
Charlestown
Cambridge
Boston
Fitton A
East Boston
Monkey Causes a Near Panic on White Star Pier
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson barefooted in robes carried a pet monkey named Patsy onto the Olympic at the pier. A sandal snagged, Patsy fled among trunks as passengers screamed and workers pursued. A customs man finally captured the animal and returned it to the noblewoman.
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New York
Constance Stewart-Richardson
White Star Line
Patsy
Constance
Ward
Woman Defends Self in Double Street Robbery Fallout
Hartford dispatch reports a surge of street improprieties ending with two bold attacks on women. Mrs Gladys Brown was assaulted near the post office, while a Pearl Street telephone operator repelled a would be masher by delivering a sharp punch and a kick to his face.
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Gladys Brown
Spruce Street
Pearl Street
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