Mayor of Portland Denies Evans Charge
Portland, Me September 13 Admiral Robley D Evans sought court action against the city police for alleged brutality toward sailors and marines during a Portland harbor visit. Mayor Clifford defended the police, stating marines were admitted after initial denial and noting no widespread mistreatment. Evans forwarded a complaint to the Navy and Secretary Bonaparte supported court proceedings against Portland police.
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Bar Harbor
Iowa
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Second Torpedo Flotilla
Peak’s Island
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United States
Mysterious disappearance linked to Boston trip of Tammany leader
In New York on Sept 13, Mrs. William Howard says Charles A. Lynch, a Tammany leader and financial secretary of Council 848 of the Brotherhood of Decorators, Painters and Paperhangers, vanished during her six months visit in Boston and she will not pursue him.
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Charles A. Lynch
Tammany
Council
The
Brotherhood of Decorators, Painters
William Howard
West Twenty-ninth Street
Boston
Black seaman braves sharks to save boatswain from Puritan
George Michaels, an able seaman aboard the Puritan from Chile, dove into shark-filled seas to rescue boatswain Robert Wasley after he was knocked overboard. Though Wasley died of heart disease soon after, Michaels pulled him from the water, climbed the stay, and secured his body before returning to deck. Wasley, 36, Irish-born and unmarried, had served about six months on the vessel.
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Puritan
Chili
Frank W. Chapman
Robert Wasley
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Post
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Tocopelli
Wasley
Chapman
Wasle
Dublin
Ireland
Chile
William R. Grace & Co
New York
Cape Cod
Mercury
Doubtful on Civil Rights Act Impact Says Bonaparte
Secretary Bonaparte questions whether the civil rights act or its unstruck provisions would affect federal policy. Evans praises his men and comments on the act's practical reach, noting uncertainties at the administration level.
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Bonaparte
Evans
Washington
Opened wrong door and fell to death in cellar
The mysterious death of Mrs Bridget Sammon of East Boston occurred yesterday. It is believed she opened the cellar stairs door by mistake near her room and fell fatally. She was found in the cellar and had been dead for several hours.
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Cape Horn
Equator
South Atlantic
Horn
Bridget. Sammon
East Boston
Mystery of Missing Wife Sparks City Rumors
The husband, alleged to have dined with Mrs. Howard, disputes claims before her disappearance. He has moved to Brooklyn for business and hints he may not actively search for his wife. The union has begun examining Lynch's books amid the case.
Canada Mexico Pacific Line Begins Subsidized Service
Victoria B C Sept 13 Steamship service between Mexico and Canada will begin in February under recently signed contracts providing for a annual subsidy of 100000 dollars.
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B. C
Mexico
Canada
Duchess of Fife Undergoes Operation at Mar Lodge
Princess royal and eldest daughter of King Edward underwent surgery Monday at Mar Lodge Aberdeenshire due to severe complications after a chill. The operation was reported as successfully completed with her condition monitored by physicians.
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Duchess of Fife
Princess Royal
Edward
Mar Lodge
Aberdeenshire
Attempt to refloat Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria faces new attempt
Honolulu reports another effort to float the Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria, stranded on Rabbit Island, is planned for tomorrow.
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Honolulu
Pacific Mail
Rabbit Island
Scolding Led Mrs De Jong to Suicide Attempt
Mrs J R De Jong of 227 Main Street attempted suicide by ingesting poison in the early hours. Her husband, cigarmaker J R De Jong, awoke to groans, and Dr Walter A Harding used a stomach pump to revive her. She said she acted on impulse after feeling terrible from her husband's scolding. The family includes three children.
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J. R. de Jong
Main Street
de Jong
Walter A. Harding
Pirates Raid Near Squantum Thwarted by Cot Tagers
Sept 13 Squantum pirates aimed for a rich haul among yachts and launches off the Squantum shore. A rowboat of cot tagers arrived, startling the robbers who bolted for the ocean before assistance could reach them. Large quantities of supplies were aboard several boats, implying a significant theft prevented.
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Quincy
Mysterious woman jailed after police inquiry in Salem
A unnamed woman, described as possibly deranged, refused to speak at the Salem police station. She would not remove her hat or gloves and kept mumbling about a carload of furniture she awaits. She mentioned South Framingham. South Framingham police have not helped.
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Salem
South Framingham
Grand Boston clothing sale by Manufacturers' Salvage Co
Thousands in Boston welcome a direct to wearer sale offering suits overcoats and pants at about half original cost. Genuine bargains with cash terms and refunds if unsatisfactory or if identical items are cheaper elsewhere. Sale runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, 11 p.m. Saturday. alterations free. location 301 Washington Street opposite Old South Church.
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Manufacturers’ Salvage Company
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Manufacturers’ Salvage Co
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