Gaping Hole In Olympic After Collision Off Southampton
The White Star liner Olympic, returning American tourists, lies near Calshot Castle with a large hole in her side after colliding with the British cruiser Hawke. No lives lost and all aboard intact. The incident follows a prior clash near the St Paul and Gladiator collision site years ago.
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City Subway Merger Vote Sets Legal Fate of Town Act
Officials clash decides legality and fate of the subway act affecting South Boston Dorchester Boylston street and West End loop tunnels. Act must be accepted within 15 days after West End stockholders approve merger. road accepted Sept 6 and council vote followed. Only the mayor's signature stands between passage and force. The mayor left Boston for Chicago to attend an International Municipal Congress then Milwaukee to view auto fire apparatus exhibition.
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Baseball results and college sports highlights
In American League Boston beat Detroit 8 to ?, Cleveland 12, New York 9. in National League Pittsburg 8 Boston 2, New York 4 St Louis 0, New York 7 St Louis 1. first and second games noted at various venues. Harvard football candidates divide squads. Matt Wells defeats Abe Attell. R T C wins $10,000 stake. Billy Lush wins after six rounds. News from college scene and school grid.
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Hurd Defies His Father Over Marriage
Malcolm Ford Hurd, Newtonville millionaire and U S Machinery director, says his son Edward P Hurd will be disinherited for planning to wed Miss Eliza Beatrice Church. The 32 year old left his father’s house and was seen at 288 Mill Street Newtonville near Miss Church’s lodging as companion nurse.
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Visit Fiance Ends In Newtonville Departure
Mal com Hurd left his desk at United Shoe Machinery Company by 4 30 yesterday afternoon and traveled to Newtonville to visit his bride to be. He did not stop at his father's home during the trip.
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Anniversaries Mark Governors and Institutions
Massachusetts Governor Christopher Gore born 1758 and Edward B Dalton born 1834 noted. Wesleyan University opened in Middletown Connecticut in 1881 as part of local institutional milestones.
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Fair Weather Outlook for Boston and Nearby Areas
Forecast calls for Thursday fair conditions with improving skies into Friday as clouds increase. Light variable winds and generally fair weather extend across New England and eastern New York with mild, pleasant conditions.
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Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Average temperature yesterday was 67 degrees. Comparison shows 67 for yesterday and 59 for a year ago on the same date. Rain occurred one year ago, with a high 60s and low 50s pattern noted in the dated report.
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Laurier Foresees Reciprocity Win in Election
In a letter to the Post Laurier asserts reciprocity and the Liberal government’s return are certain in tomorrow’s vote. He signs as Wilfrid Laurier.
Borden Predicts Government's Defeat
Halifax report of R L Borden predicting Conservative victory in Canada's election. He states voters will defeat the present government and its policies. Montreal adds election eve commentary on the map and the Laurier regime facing a crucial decision.
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Gala Days This Year for Boston Opera Company
The Boston Opera Company presents a third season with eight new operas and a four‑opera Wagner series conducted by Felix Wagner. The season begins Monday evening November 27 with Saint Saens Samson and Delilah, a first for the local stage.
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