Athinats Survivors Reach Port
The steamship Tuscania brings 339 passengers and 70 crew from the Greek vessel Athinas after it burned for 36 hours and was abandoned at sea. All on Athinas were rescued. Roumanian Prince expected with 56 crew and five passengers. Fire origin unknown, breaking out in four holds amid cotton bales and paper on the third day out of New York bound for Piraeus.
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New York
Anchor Line
Athinas
The
Athinai
Piraeus
Cyreece
No. 2
Americans aboard Tuscania praise captain and crew
Among Tuscania passengers 82 Americans including missionaries to Turkey, after a dangerous fire officers calmed fears and all were safely aboard. They praised Captain McLean and his crew for cool courage. Athinai was seen burning, believed to have gone down.
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Tuscania
Asy
Turkey
McLean
Gilt Edge Express Changes Schedules for Boston and New York
The Gilt Edge Express will depart Boston and New York at 5 10 p m daily instead of 5 33 p m with arrivals at 11 p m. The Sunday trains from Boston and New York at 5 p m will be withdrawn. The Federal train to Washington via New Haven and Poughkeepsie shifts to 5 34 p m with station arrivals delayed by about 30 minutes.
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New York
Federal
Washington
New Haven
Poughkeepsie
Santo Domingo Rebel Leaders Surrender Arms
General Felin and other revolutionary leaders have surrendered arms and ammunition. The announcement notes quiet prevailing in the north and south of the republic as of September 21.
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Santo Domingo
Felin
Taunton Secures Magee Range and Furnace Plant
Taunton officials and business leaders praise a major industry move as Magee Range and Furnace Company buys seven acres of the former Taunton Agricultural Fairgrounds. A brick foundry with 70 000 pounds daily capacity, plus worker housing for at least 500, will boost Taunton’s economy and connect to rail, river, and electric lines. Magee will remain at its Chelsea plant until after the fall rush, with Boston headquarters on Union Street.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alfred B. Williams
Taunton Planning Board
Magee Range and Furnace Company
Magee Company
Chelsea
Union Street
Harvard Crimson to Move Into New $40,000 Plant
The Harvard Crimson will not finish in time for Monday’s opening but will relocate to its new $40,000 plant on Plympton street Cambridge by Nov 15. Exterior work is complete and only interior finishing remains.
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College Journal
United States
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Cambridge
Fairbairn Renominated Sheriff in Middlesex County
Sheriff John R. Fairbairn was renominated by the Republicans for Middlesex County sheriff with 3171 votes to 848 for Adelbert B. Messer as returns from 13 of 64 towns showed. The district-wide tally later reached 5118 for Fairbairn and 1625 for Messer.
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Middlesex County
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Adelbert B. Messer
Concord
Messer
Lowell
Cambridge
Somerville
Sheriff Fairbairn
Newton
Acton
Wakefield
Sairbairn
Hudson
Sun day Post Tops in Women’s Pages
Four full pages dedicated to women highlight the Sun day Post’s emphasis on female news and features. Readers are invited to explore the Woman's Section in the upcoming issue for more coverage and insights.
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The
Sunday Post
Biscuits Made This Woman Wealthy in Sunday Post Magazine
A Sunday Post Magazine feature profiles a woman who built wealth through biscuit making. The piece explores her business rise, key products, and the impact on her community. It highlights entrepreneurial grit and lasting brand influence.
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Sunday Post
Slaughter of Birds by Cats Denied
State leaders of animal protection groups dispute a claim by the National Audubon Societies that cats kill 5,000,000 birds annually. They issued statements yesterday denying the figure and defending cats as less destructive.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Societies For the Protection of Animals
Audubon Society Calls for Public Evidence on Cat Bird Deaths
T Gilbert Pearson secretary of the National Association of Audubon Societies invites the public to submit data on annual bird losses to cats. If cats kill every bird they catch the society vows nationwide action. Mrs Smith of the Animal Rescue League says the agitation recurs yearly and cites thousands of cats with unrecorded birds.
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T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Free Prescription Promises Eye Restoration with Optona
An advertisement claims a free eye remedy will restore vision and reduce strain. It urges readers to buy Optona tablets, dissolve in water, and bathe eyes twice daily, promising quick improvement and lasting relief for many eye troubles.
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Optona
Cats and birds debate fuels Audubon Society clash
Dr Rowley of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Mrs Smith challenge Audubon Society claims on cats and bird kills. They dispute a figure of five million birds killed in a year and question how such estimates are derived while calling for feline protections.
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Audubon Society
Navy
Rowley
Mark Your Ships or Suffer Says Germany
German ambassador Count von Bernstorff reiterates instruction to neutral shipowners that conspicuous side markings are needed when ships are colored. The State Department notes many neutrals use markings too small and urges owners to heed the guidance for their own interest.
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Germany
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Break In at Smith's News Store in Lexington
The first Lexington break in years occurred at Smith's news store on Massachusetts avenue. The rear window near the safe was forced open and discovered when the store opened for the day.
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Lexington
Smith's News
Massachusetts Avenue
War aims voiced by Moscow leaders amid Duma call
A Moscow dispatch reports Zemstvo and municipal representatives urging a victorious conclusion to the war. Mayor M Tchelnikoff says reassembling the Duma and cabinet reconstruction are vital, with resolutions to Emperor Nicholas to be presented.
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London
Reuter
Moscow
Zemstvo
M. Tchelnikoff
Duma
Nicholas
Germans Use Velvet and Silk in Trenches
Amsterdam Sept 21 The Germans are using silk and velvet to make sand bags for Belgian trenches due to jute shortages. Wounded Germans are arriving at Routers and the graveyard has been enlarged three times.
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Belgium
Telegraaf
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