Ensign Hovey Killed in Philippine Islands Action
Ensign Charles E. Hovey of Portsmouth New Hampshire commanding the gunboat Tantanga was killed by hostile natives yesterday at the Yacans Islands in the Philippine archipelago. Several sailors in his party were severely wounded.
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Washington
Charles E. Hovey
Portsmouth
N. H
Yacans Islands
Philippine Archipelago
Hovey
Action Between Pampanga Force and Yacans Reported
Commander Fahs at Olongapo relays a report from Commander Schoenfeld aboard the gunboat Quiros in southern Philippine waters. The clash yesterday near Basilan Island left ordinary seaman J H Catherwood severely wounded and two others slightly hurt as Yacans, a primitive Malayan group, engaged the Filipino force.
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Fahs
Olongapo
Schoenfeld
Quiros
Philippine
Pampanga
Basilan Islands
Zamboanga
Minandao
Jolo Group
J. H. Catherwood
J. H. McGuire
Hospital Ai Prefitice
G. WF. Hennechen
Yacans wield poison darts with blow gun fame
The Yacans are described as very poor and devout followers of their Moslem faith. Their main weapon is the sumpitan, a blow gun that fires poisoned darts over long distances, a distinctive method noted in the report.
Portsmouth Man Charles Hovey Dies in Navy Service
Charles Emerson Hovey 25, son of the late Rev. Charles E. Hovey rector of St. John's Portsmouth, was educated at Portsmouth High School Holderness School and MIT before entering Annapolis where he graduated in 1907. He served on the cruiser Columbia the cruiser New York and the gunboat where he died. He left his mother and four sisters Sarah and Mrs Sealbury Mrs Kautz and Mrs Klyce. His death prompted a prostrated response from his mother.
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Portsmouth
Charles Emerson Hovey
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Holderness
N. H
Naval Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Annapolis
Sievey
Sarah Hovey
William H. Sealbury
Phenix
Ariz
Austin Kautz
H. C. Klyce
Navy
Hovey
Young Hovey
Columbia
New York
Health Board Names Two Appointees To Safe Guards
Miss Martha Stark, chief of the Health Board nurses, was appointed assistant director of the bureau of child hygiene, under Dr. William J. Gallivan, at a salary of 1500 dollars yearly. The board also named Dr. Francis Slack as permanent secretary.
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Martha Stark
Health Board
Corps of Nurses
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Health Department
Stark
William J. Gallivan
Francis Slack
Danderine Promises Hair Growth and Lustrous Health
An advertisement extols Danderine as a cure for hair loss and dandruff. It claims roots are strengthened, scalp itch ceases, and hair becomes soft, fluffy, and abundant after daily use, with a 25 cent bottle recommended from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Muster Held at Benton Estate
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston gathered yesterday for the first muster since 1811. The ceremony took place at Colonel Everett C. Benton’s Belmont home. A silver punch bowl was presented to Captain Benton as a commemorative memento.
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Col. Benton
James Madison
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Everett C. Benton
Belmont
J. Stearns Cushing
Benton
R. W. Case
Curtis Noyes
Bermuda
Fifth Regiment
Massachusetts Infantry
Foss
Fitzgerald
Ancients
Putnam Phalanx
Connecticut Foot Guards
Worcester Continentals
The
Minute Men
Lancers
George H. Allen
George H. Maynard
Congress
Fredericksburg
William L. Willie
Everett Chamberlain Benton
Depter
Birthday sale at R H Whites celebrates 58 years
The R H White Company marks its 58th birthday with a radical department wide markdown sale. Shoppers flock for half price bargains on rugs furniture clothing and housewares as importers and manufacturers offer concessions. The Oriental rug exhibit features the collection of Hon H Topakyan Paris consul general and renowned rug importer with the exhibit advised by Topakyan himself.
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R. H. White Company
H. H. Topakyan
New York
Persia
America
Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted for Family Use
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, effective laxative for headaches colds indigestion and stomach issues. It stresses buying only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product with the company name on the package front.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Y M C A School of Commerce Opens in Boston
The Boston Y M C A School of Commerce and Finance opened last evening in Ford Hall under the patronage of leading accountants and business figures. Speakers including F R Carnegie Steele outlined the group's goals and urged support for the new educational effort aiding Boston's commercial interests.
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School of Commerce and Finance
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
Ford Hall
F. R. Carnegie Steele
Lawson Girls Get Fortune From Father
Brentwood Woods New Hampshire Sept. 25 Thomas W Lawson received 75000 as his share of market proceeds. He gave two daughters Miss Jean Lawson and Mrs Marion Lord 37500 each with instructions to use it as they pleased. He called it the easiest killing he had ever had and acted in caprice to bestow wealth on his daughters.
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Brenton Woods
N. H
Thomas W. Lawson
Jean Lawson
Marion Lord
Boston
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