Beresford Urges Alliance With English Speaking Nations
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford urged a world alliance of the five great English speaking nations to prevent war. Speaking at a Lawyers' Club luncheon hosted by the Pilgrims of the United States he warned of a red ahead in the European situation and cited Britain’s view of the crisis.
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New York
Lord Charles Beresford
Lord Beresford
Lawyers’ Club
Pilgrims of the
United States
Great Britain
Imperial Defence Plan Urges Five Nations Unity
An admiral argues that the nation must present a grand scheme of imperial defence to preserve supremacy at sea. He says life or death hinges on sea power, and envisions a future alliance of five great English speaking nations to prevent war and protect shared bonds and humanity. He admits concern but believes such a scheme could be non aggressive and aligned with common interests.
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United States
Deaths shake Chinese crew in South Boston harbor
A Chinese crew aboard the German freighter Elizabeth Rickmers tied at Standard docks in South Boston faced tragedy after Nam Hung Pu leaped into the Indian Ocean amid heat in the stoke hole and Li Hu Chang died of beri beri. The pair's deaths caused panic and the captain urged the voyage to continue as crew prayed for protection.
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Elizabeth Rickmers
Bremerhaven
Standard
Boston
Indian Ocean
Nam Hung Pu
Li Hu Chang
Kberi-beri
Governor Marshall Declines Boat Party Invitation
In St Louis on September 17 Governor Marshall of Indiana refused to join the Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterways Association’s governor’s boat party to New Orleans. He dislikes being separated from his wife and she from him, so he declined the invitation.
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ST. Louis
Marshall
Indiana
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Treat resigns as U S treasurer effective October
Washington dispatch reports Charles H. Treat United States treasurer has resigned his office with resignation to take effect in October. No successor has been named as of now.
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Washington
Charles H. Treat
United States
Hearing Deferred in Jordan Case for Insanity
Chester S. Jordan murder trial sees a postponed new trial motion to be heard before Judges Bell and Stevens at Mast Cambridge courthouse next Saturday. Judge Aiken delayed today’s hearing. juror Willis A. White of Maynard, confined at Bloomingdale Hospital, is central to the insanity defense, with experts from both sides ready to testify. Dr. Frank J. Rich of Maynard and Dr. George E. Titcomb of Concord will be called, and Judge Keyes’s order committing White to asylum will be offered.
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Chester S. Jordan
Bell
Stevens
Mast
Cambridge
Aiken
Willis A. White
Maynard
White
Bloomingdale
Worcester
Jordan
Bartlett
Cymric
Frank J. Rich
George E. Titcomb
Concord
Keyes
New Board of Firemen Elects Officers in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts State Firemen's Association in Plymouth on September 17 announced officers for the coming year. President Burton Steere of Springfield. secretary D. Arthur Burt of Taunton. treasurer H. R. Williamson of Worcester. first vice president J. W. Manley of Brookline. second vice president G. I. Johnson of Waltham. Honorary vice presidents include A. P. Gorman of Gloucester and several chiefs from Taunton Westfield Northampton and others. Board of directors features Edward F. Cahill New Bedford and James Felton Amesbury among three-year appointees. The relief fund committee lists Chief Hosmer of Lowell. Delegates to the International Association of Fire Chiefs include Steere and Frank C. Whitmarsh of Braintree.
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Burton Steere
Springfield
D. Arthur Burt
Taunton
H. R. Williamson
Worcester
J. W. Manley
Brookline
G. I. Johnson
Waltham
A. P. Gorman
Gloucester
Ff. A. Leonard
J. H. Byers
Westfield
F. F E. Chase
Northampton
Labor leader Peckham narrowly escapes rock attack
Newburyport reports Alderman George P. Peckham, a shoe worker and Citizens' Street Railway employee, survived a rock thrown at him near the Chase Shawmut electrical factory last night. He suspects labor dispute motives after threats from strike breakers.
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Newburyport
George P. Peckham
Peckham
Shoe Cutters’ Union
Chase-Shawmut Electrical
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Penniless Man Ends Life With Poison
A well dressed, unidentified man was found dead in a field near Revere Beach, beside him an eight ounce bottle of undiluted carbolic acid. A note reading It is a sad story. No money, no friends was in his coat pocket. Antonio Colorusso of Fairfield street, Revere, reported the discovery to the Medical Examiner Magrath.
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Revere Beach
Boston, Revere Beach & Kynn
Antonio Colorusso
Fairfield Street
Revere
Magrath
Gray's Suit Sale Promises Great Values Today
Gray's department store announces suit sale with savings on every suit. Shoppers are told to look for labels in pockets from 17 major U.S. makers, with discounts up to 15 dollars per item. Located at Washington and Hanover.
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United States
F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Death Takes Prof. Smith Hanover NH Seventieth-First
Dartmouth Medical School Dean Professor William Thayer Smith died at his Hanover home at 71. Born March 20, 1839 in New York, he earned degrees from Yale and Dartmouth and led physiology and clinical surgery at Dartmouth Medical School. He was surgeon at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital and a member of several medical societies. survived by two sons.
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N. H
William Thayer Smith
Dartmouth Medical School
Professor Smith
New York
Asa D. Smith
Dartmouth College
Yale University
Dartmouth Medical Department
University of New York
Dartmouth
Medical Department
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Smith
American Medical Association
American Academy of Medicine
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New Hampshire State Medical Society
Cambridge Man Jailed For Interfering With Street Car Conductor
In municipal court Peter F King of Cambridge was arraigned on a charge of interfering with a street car conductor in the discharge of his duty. He was found guilty and sentenced to 10 days in the House of Correction by Judge Burke.
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Peter F. King
Columbia Street
Cambridge
House of Corection
Burke
Former Cambridge Police Chief Dead
Lothrop J. Cloyes, who led Cambridge police for over 17 years, died at his home on 55 Trowbridge Street after a two week illness. He was 74 and survived by a wife, a son, and a daughter. Funeral arrangements set for 2:30 pm with a police escort from the residence to the cemetery.
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Lothrop J. Cloyes
Cambridge Police
Trowbridge Street
Cambridge
Cloyes
Blue Serge Suits for Winter at F Gray Co Sale
F Gray Co shows finest blue serge suits in fall and winter weight priced at 9.99. Washington and Hanover address.
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F. Gray Co
FE. Gray Co
EF. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
Wright Tops Record With 765 Feet Flight Over Berlin
In Berlin on Sept 17 Orville Wright flew his aeroplane before the empress Princess Louise and court. He reached 233 metres or 765 feet breaking Hubert Latham’s 183 metre record.
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Berlin
Orville Wright
Iempress
Louise
Prince Adelbert
Prince Auguist
Hubert Latham
Unidentified Man Found Floating in Frog Pond on the Common
A body of an unidentified man, described as about 345 years old, was discovered floating in the Frog Pond on the Common early yesterday morning. Police investigate the unusual age detail as a possible misprint or misidentification.
Roosevelt Bags Elephant Campaigning Deathless Record
Nairobi dispatch reports Theodora Roosevelt has killed a bull elephant with good tusks in the Mweru district while Kermit Roosevelt hunts independently at Guaso Ngiro, securing five lions and three buffaloes. The news comes from British East Africa on September 11.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Theodora Roosevelt
Mweru
Kermit Roosevelt
Guaso Ngiro
Tolstoi 81 Arrives in Moscow for Birthday Return
Count Leo Tolstoi visits Moscow for the first time in years, arriving after celebrating his 81st birthday last week.
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Count Tolstoi
Moscow
Leo Tolstoi
F. Gray Co. Slashes Prices on Boys Suits in Ad
Local ad from F. Gray Co. invites shoppers to bring boys to the store at Washington and Hanover with suits priced from 1.98 to 3.98 and extra pants included with each suit. The note promotes boys' double breasted wool ensembles in multiple price points.
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F. Gray Co
Busy Corner
Washington and
Hanover
Ede
Clesea
Boston
The
Ade
Gray Co Presents Priestly Cravenetted Overcoats
EF Gray Co advertises the largest line of Priestly cravenetted overcoats in Bortor. Visit the people's store at F Gray's located on Washington and Hanover for a wide selection and best prices.
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Gray. Co
Bortor
People's Store
F. Gray's
Washington and
Hanover
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