Steamer Train Wreck near Nantes Injures Americans
A rear coach of a Paris Cherbourg special carrying 150 first class passengers to board the Adriatic to New York telescoped by the Rouen express at a tunnel mouth near Nantes. No deaths. several injured including a broken leg. American passengers aided. investigation cites crew failure to place warning signals.
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Cherbourg
New York
Rouen
Breval Tunnel
Nantes
the Steamship Company
Herbert H. Barnes
Eleanor Redway
Grace Redway
Samuel Baldwin
L. A. Jones
Walter Phelps Dodge
Emiline A. Kemp
Harold W. Bell
F. A. Constable
Lenore Harris
C. R. Shepard
Harry W. Barne
Nathan B. Day
James Wilson
Mantes
Cherboursg
Evreux
Princess of Avon Boston Bound Founders Struck by Squall
Two miles off Nahant four sailors battled high waves for an hour as their ship wrecked. L A Norman of Hantsport Nova Scotia, 40, was driven into the sea and cried for help as he fought to survive the merciless surf. Continued on Page 44-First Column
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Princess of Avon
Boston
Nahant
L. A. Norman
Hantsport
N. S
Fair Weather in Boston Area This Week
Forecast calls for Thursday in Boston and vicinity to be fair with light westerly winds. Friday remains fair and warmer as the region exits to clearer conditions.
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Boston
Frost Warnings Issued for North and West New England
The weather bureau issued frost warnings for the north and west regions of New England. Farmers and residents are advised to protect sensitive crops and delicate plants overnight as temperatures dip. Local meteorologists expect clear skies and light winds to aid radiational cooling.
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The
Weather Bureau For
North and West New England
Brave Woman Saves Garage in Amesbury Fire
Mrs J Albert Davis wife of a noted auto lamp maker risked her life to save her husband’s garage from a blaze at the agricultural fair parade route. She drove her flame wrapped car from the yard and leaped to safety aided by society women while her chauffeur Mr Fournier lit and managed the car.
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Amesbury
J. Albert Davis
Thames
Davis
Geveral
Fournier
Mrs. Davis
Lipton Declined America's Cup Challenge by New York Club
Sir Thomas Lipton's bid for the 1908 America's Cup was rejected by the New York Yacht Club tonight. He sought a 68 foot rating sloop race but the club ruled the cup is for the fastest waterline under 90 feet and refused any limit on boat size.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
New York Yacht Club Rejects Challenge Unanimously
The New York Yacht Club voted unanimously to reject a challenge after Lewis Cass Ledyard spoke on the deed of gift. The club asserted Reliance remains unbeaten and a race with smaller boats is out of the question, endorsing matches under the deed’s limits or a boat for boat series without time allowances.
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New York Yacht Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
George l. Schuyler
Ledyard
Reliance
Royal Irish Yacht Club
Tragic aboard the Majestic as mad stoker battles doctor
On the White Star liner Majestic a stoker named Patrick Sheehan locked with Doctor Riversdale French in the surgery. He stabbed and slashed at the physician before being shot by a ship officer. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition, while Dr French escaped with injuries but alive.
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Majestic
Doctor
New York
White Star
Riversdale French
Patrick Sheehan
Sheehan
Queenstown
French
Norris
Maurice Klaus Faces $8080 Larceny Charge After Providence Arrest
Yesterday developments in the citys financial probe include Maurice H. Klaus, the coal supplier to the city, being arrested in Providence and brought here on larceny charges. The Finance Commission begins a review of campaign funds and aid sources for the current administration. Colonel Henry B. Lovering resigns as head of weights and measures sealer. Mayor Fitzgerald accepts the resignation.
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Maurice H. Klaus
Providence
Finance Commission
Henry B. Lovering
Sealers
Weights and Measures
Fitzgerald
Coal man Klous arrested in Providence over Boston city losses
Maurice Klous, 29, a Brookline coal dealer, arrested in Providence on charges of larceny from Boston totaling about 8 080 dollars. Bail set at 20 000 dollars. his father stood bond. Klous to be arraigned in Municipal Court as District Attorney Moran and the Finance Commission investigate alleged cheap coal deliveries.
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Maurice H. Klous
Providence
Boston
McGarr
Klaus
Finance Commission
Boston Coal Company
W. K. Niver Coal Company
Louis Klous
Klous
Harvey D. Hudson
Court House
Hudson
Newman
Moran
M. J. Sughrue
City Hall
Auditor's
Watts
Pierce
Police Department
Charlestown
Maurice Klaus
Brookline
Park Street
McFarley
IW Klous
Miss Klous
Carney
Attorney Carney
Iklouses
Brokline
Athletics now lead American League pennant race
The standings show Philadelphia ahead of Detroit by a fraction of a percent after last night’s games. Both the Tigers and Athletics won, setting the stage for a decisive series in Philadelphia as Wild Bill Donovan is saved by Jennings for two A's games.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
Bill Donovan
Jennings
Athletics blank Sox as Detroits edge Boston
Athletics clean up the Sox 5 to 0 while the Detroits defeat Boston 4 to 3. Sonoma Girl again leads the van at Columbuas Ohio racers. Captain Ide decides to remain at Yale. Harvard squad was lined up yesterday with onside kick and forward pass favored in practice. Yale squads are given their first scrimmage. Tenney scores to 5 win over the Reds. Tackling will be a feature of school football work today.
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Detroits
Boston
Sonoma
Columbuas
Racers
Ide
Yale
Harvard
Tenney
Reds
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