Spanish Guard Mutiny Breaks Out as Troops Prepare to Deploy
A mutiny erupts in a Royal Spanish Guards battalion at Algeciras as troops ready to sail for Morocco. Several soldiers refuse to embark and clash with officers, killing the regiment's standard bearer. The Royal Guard mainly includes wealthy Madrid youths from prominent families, previously exempt from service during the Moroccan campaign.
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Madrid
Spain
Royal Spanish Guards
Algeciras
Royal Guard
Bryan Confers With Colombian Minister On Panama Issue
Secretary Bryan and Chief Long of the Latin American Bureau met Colombian Minister Betancourt at the State Department to discuss adjusting the dispute between the United States and Colombia over the separation of Panama. Substantial progress toward a satisfactory conclusion was reported, though no announcement has been made yet.
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Washington
Bryan
Long
Betancourt
State Department
United States
Colombia
Panama
Gets-IT corn remedy promises painless relief
Advertisement touts GETS-IT as the sole remedy against corns wart bunion and pain with rapid action in two seconds. Claims no harm to healthy flesh and immediate relief. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or by mail from B Lawrence & Co Chicago. Boston retailers named.
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B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Boston
Y. M. C. A. Opens New Boston Headquarters Today
The new Y M C A home on Huntington avenue will be opened for public inspection from 7 to 10 PM. Governor Foss, Mayor Fitzgerald, and other prominent Boston figures are expected to attend the informal event at the three and one half acre site.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Foss
Fitzgerald
Greater Boston
Massive six-building complex rises in brick and concrete
The layout shows six connected structures named administration association hall boys and educational natatorium gymnasium and vocational. Fireproof construction uses brick iron and concrete with limestone and terra cotta trim. The interior centers on a two story lobby and a 500 seat auditorium with extensive facilities for residents and staff.
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Huntington Avenue
North Carolina
Association
Water Plane Stubs Its Toe in Marblehead Tests
While testing a Burgess-Curtis hydroaeroplane built for the government at Marblehead, pilot Clifford L. Webster and a ballast technician escaped death after a too abrupt landing. The craft, after four successful flights, “stubbed its toe” and sank briefly before a power boat from Greeley Curtis rescued them.
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Burgess-Curtis Company
Marblehead
Clifford L. Webster
Greeley Curtis
Parents Join In High School Strike in Syracuse
The third day of the Syracuse high school strike featured a mass meeting with leading citizens, parents and pupils denouncing new school hours from 3 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. as outrageous and unhealthful.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Forest fires threaten Central California timber and lands
After three days of burning, four California counties report damage to timber and agricultural lands estimated at $1,000,000 and upward. Fire suppression continues as authorities assess the aftermath and containment progress.
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San Francisco
California
Hungry men at Harvard strain dining capacity
More than 300 Harvard students lack daily meals as Randall Hall is repurposed for library storage during Widener Library construction. Foxcroft Hall and Memorial Hall struggle to serve the usual 800 and 1200 students, forcing use of faculty or campus lunch rooms.
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Harvard
College Square
Randall Hall
Widener
Foxcroft Hall
Memorial Hall
Allston Citizens Demand Playground Amid City Budget Clash
A delegation from the Allston Development Association protested to Mayor Fitzgerald over the Finance Commission and City Council backing a $498,000 loan for street improvements within the debt limit. They urged acquiring 620,000 square feet at Commonwealth Avenue and Allston Street for a playground, estimated at under $60,000.
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Allston Development Association
Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
City Council
Commonwealth Avenue
Allston Street
Allston Heights
Shooting gallery proprietor shot in lung accident
John Adepitius, owner of a shooting gallery at 1035 Washington Street, South End, is seriously wounded at City Hospital after a rifle misfire by Charles Vulgitis of Dix Place. The gun was jokingly brandished and discharged, striking Adepitius in the arm and entering the lung near the heart.
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John Adepitius
Washington Street
South End
City Hospital
Charles Vulgitis
Dix Place
Vulgius
Adepitius
Preliminary Inquiry In Charlton Case Ends At Como
The preliminary inquiry into Porter Charlton the young American charged with murdering his wife at Lake Como in 1910 concluded today in Como Italy. Authorities await documents from America before notifying the king's procurator.
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Como
Italy
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
America
Graf Waldersee Sinks Norwegian Steamer
The Graf Waldersee of the Hamburg American line sinks a Norwegian steamer after a collision near Hamburg. Reports indicate the incident occurred as the Graf Waldersee ascends the Elbe, with details pending on casualties and rescue efforts.
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Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Germany
Hamburg-American Line
Liner Strikes Norwegian Steamer Norge Near Elbe
A passenger liner returning from Philadelphia collided with the Norwegian steamer Norge on the Elbe last night. The strike ripped the Norge below the waterline and caused her to sink instantly. No casualties were reported on either vessel.
Nevada Preserve Set Aside for Bird Feeding
Anaho Island in Pyramid Lake Nevada is designated by executive order as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds under the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
Anaho Island
Pyramid Lake
Nevada
Department of Agriculture
Brown Opens 150th Academic Year
Providence R I September 24 After two days of registration Brown University opened its 150th academic year today The entering class numbers nearly 200 men Several changes in the faculty announced recently have gone into effect
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Mrs Eunice Cutler Kimball Weds C Edward Newhall
Miss Eunice Cutler Kimball daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry B Kimball married last night to C Edward Newhall at St Stephen's Church Cohasset by Rev Howard Key Barton rector.
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Eunice Cutler Kimball
Henry B. Kimball
C. Edward Newhall
St. Stephen's Church
Cohasset
Howard Key Barton
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