Burial of Dr. H. N. Stone Draws Crowds in Harvard
In Harvard on September 19 a private funeral for murdered Newburyport dentist Dr. H. N. Stone drew a morbid crowd as mourners followed the coffin to a small Harvard cemetery. Rev. Joseph B. Sheafe led the service. Attending were Stone's wife Mrs Ella S. Stone of Gloucester and his two sons Arthur and Eugene, plus his brother William and sister Mrs Claga Stone Davis.
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Eugene
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Massachusetts Population At May 1 1905 Census Figures
Massachusetts population reached 3 003 680 on May 1 1905. Males numbered 1 461 589 and females 1 542 091, an increase of 198 334 since 1900. Director Charles F Gettemy released the decennial census data.
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Charles F. Gettemy
Massachusetts Bureau of Statis
Pole debates linger as Peary asserts reach
Reporters aboard the Tyrian recount Peary’s dramatic claim of reaching the North Pole and challenge Cook’s earlier voyage. Peary denies Cook’s claim of being unseen by land, while Eskimo notes and wireless dispatches are cited to frame the dispute. The scene centers on Peary’s interview and the press scrutiny that follows.
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Taxi leaps into crowd injuring four on Tremont street
A taxicab 20963 driven by Louis Aronson plowed along the Tremont and Court streets sidewalk last night injuring four pedestrians. Charles P. Bennett, 28, left leg and back. David J. McCarthy, 30, stomach. Gus Perry, 21, left arm. Sophie McGivern, 16, left leg. The car ended after a rampage, with one person probably seriously hurt. Continued on Page 4-Sixth Column.
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Allen Street
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Liverpool Street
Sophie McGivern
Decatur Street
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Myrtle Street
West End
Mourners Gather as Suspects Held in Newburyport Dentist Death
At noon the road near the murder site clogged with carriages and autos as onlookers cut sod souvenirs. A woman chipped a piece of the boulder where the dentist’s body lay. Raymond Plouffe and George Lapointe, farmhands charged, spent Sunday in Clinton jail insisting on their innocence and denying knowledge of the death.
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George Lapointe
Clinton
Newburyport
Population native birth and foreigner counts in 1905
In 1905 the total population included 2,085,636 persons of native birth and 918,044 foreigners. The classification by nativity outlines native and foreign components of the populace.
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Borat Worste
Doves Fall Twice In Cincinnati Tie And Seasons
In Cincinnati the Doves suffer two defeats as Giants and Cubs settle a 14 inning tie. Fred Venney declares retirement from baseball. Collins pressures Cobb for batting honors. Walter Camp announces a new forward pass ruling shaping football rules.
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Cincinnatis
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Cubs
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Fourth instalment of The Conquest of the Pose printed
The Post will publish tomorrow the fourth instalment of Dr Frederick A Cook s story The Conquest of the Pose. The piece continues the explorer s narrative with new scenes and reflections.
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Frederick A. Cook
The
Pose
Doctors Prescribe Father John's Medicine for its tonic value
Doctors advocate Father John’s Medicine as the best tonic citing its dependable soothing effects. The advertisement notes its popularity among families seeking reliable relief and health support.
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Father John
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