Quiet Sabbath at Adams as McKinley attends church
President McKinley rests quietly at the Plunkett mansion in Adams Mass. He attends the Congregational Church service with Mabel and Grace McKinley and then enjoys a drive. Sunday school remarks highlight a rally day with handshakes for about 100 children and songs ending in America. Attorney General and Mrs McKenna attend St Thomas’s high mass.
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Ing Romans
Penniman
Foster
W. B. Plunkett
America
McKenna
St. Thomas’s
Williams College President to Visit Berkshire for Williams Talks
Miss Mabel McKinley sang with a rich soprano at a church service in Adams where Rev A B Penniman preached on prayer. Attorney General McKenna dined at St Thomas's, while President McKenna plans a Berkshire visit to Williams College, expecting a reception from Caldwell Plunkett and students before a possible Tuesday departure to Washington.
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Mabel McKinley
Plunkett
J. K. Cowan
Thomas Connes
W. B. Fisher
Thomas Goodnow
E. M. Meekins
North Adams
Pilgrims
Tannhauser
A. B. Penniman
T. J. Cullen
Paulist Fathers
New York City
Adams
Sct. Thomas’s
B. C. Moran
McKenna
Williamstown
Franklin Carter
Williams College
Caldwell Plunkett
W. B. Plunkett
Williams
Washington
Berkshire
Strikers Firm in Brockton as Mass Meeting Convicts Resolve
Striking shoe workers in Brockton held a large mass meeting at the Shoe Workers' Union hall. They expressed firm resolve to press the strike, noting no breaks in ranks and predicting victory as manufacturers try to lure workers back. An excursion to New York is planned from Union Station at 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 26.
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Brockton
Shoe Workers’ Union
McSherry
Rice & Hutchins
Abington
E. T. Wright
Old Colony
Atay
T. D. Barry
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Whitman
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Boston
Union Station
Lynched Negro Raymond Bushrod After Assault in Kentucky
A mob of about 800 in Hawesville Kentucky hanged Raymond Bushrod the man who yesterday assaulted 14 year old Maggie Robert. He confessed publicly after brief prayer and was executed on a shade tree in the courthouse square. Coroner and jury ruled death at the hands of unknown parties.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Hawesville
Raymond Bushrod
Maggie Robert
Court House
Bushrod
Mitchell
Daughter of Scranton woman dies after hydrophobia scare
In Scranton Pennsylvania Joan F Jordan recalls her 10 year old son dying Friday from hydrophobia a bite from a mad bulldog last March The boy's bite grazed her fingers and swelling appeared on her arm later prompting three physicians to consult If needed Jordan may be sent to New York City for Pasteur treatment
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Scranton
Penn
Joan F. Jordan
Jordan
New York City
Pasteur
Tapley Dies Sudden at Maine State Reform School
David B. Tapley of West Brooksville aged 31, a teacher at the Maine State Reform School, died suddenly this afternoon while alone. He was well regarded by Superintendent Wentworth and staff.
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Portland
David B. Tapley
West Brooksville
Maine State Reform School
Tapley
Wentworth
Liquor Squad Arrests Bartin B. Earle for Unlicensed Sale
Police of the liquor squad arrested Bartin B. Earle a 27 year old drug store clerk at 610 Tremont Street for selling liquor without a license during the evening operation.
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Bartin B. Earle
Tremont Street
Hoop’s Pills Advertised for Digestion and Constipation
An old advertisement touts Hood’s Pills to aid assimilation of food assist digestion and prevent and cure constipation. It directs readers to obtain Hoop’s from druggists or U S Hoop & Co Lowell Mass with a price of 250.
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Sea Nce
Hoop's
U. S. Hoop & Co
Lowell
Mass
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Sets New Sea Record
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, newest addition to the North German Lloyd line, achieves a notable maritime milestone aboard the company’s expanding steamship fleet in New York on September 26.
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New York
Lloyds Steamship Company
Relics From Greely Camp Reach the Public Eye
The article details Greely expedition relics found at Cape Sabine including hats, instruments, shells, and boots. It notes camp construction, snow coverage, and lingering cannibalism rumors denied by Peary’s lieutenant. It also tracks the Hope’s brief voyage from Boston to Sydney and Greenland, and Peary’s planned fall maneuvers toward Cape Sabine and the pole.
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Ing
Greely
Cape Sabin
Greeley
Operti
Peary
Leutenant
Hope
Boston
Sydney
Turnevik
Labrador
Cape Haven
Baffin Land
Disko
Hugh Lee
Greenland
Uinanack
Schucart
White
Esquimaux
Upernavik
Cape York
Professor Stein
Wilcox Head
Cape Sabine
Professor Stein Describes Greenland Inland Expedition
Professor Stein recounts landing twenty five miles west of Wilcox Head on Greenland coast with three Esquimaux in a dory. He planned to reach Devil's Thumb but ice blocked progress. he spent time exploring four islands, collecting plants rocks and making maps and photographs. He notes abundant wildlife including seals birds and that two ancient grave sites were discovered on the third island.
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Professor Stein
Wilcox Head
Greenland
Esquimaux
Upernavik
Devil’s Thumb
Fastest Atlantic Crossing by Kaiser Wilhelm II S.S.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse completed Southampton to New York in five days eight hours, 22 knots speed with 180 psi steam, 30,000 hp, on a 648 by 60 by 43 foot hull. Built at Stettin, she features triple expansion engines, four funnels, twin screws, schooner rig, and 600 ton daily coal consumption.
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Southampton
New York
Stettin
Germany
Vulcan Ship and Engine Shipbuilding Company
Expedition plan and admission details for the Hope voyage
The speaker aims to start a personal expedition next year pending sufficient interest. He will remain aboard the Hope to New York and then proceed to Satta use for the Smithsonian Institute. Admission to the Hope in Boston is by ticket only.
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The
Hope
New York
Satta
Boston
Robbers Hold Up Northern Pacific Train Near Moorehead
In Moorehead Minnesota the westbound Northern Pacific train was halted three miles east of town by four robbers who boarded the engine from the mail car. They forced the engineer to brake and took watches and money from the crew but failed to seize the express safes. They escaped after the train reached Moorehead.
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Moorehead
Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Here
Hoover
Glyndon
Boston Auction messenger arrested for $700 theft
Harry A. Litchfield, 25, clerk for the Boston Auction Company, was arrested at 2:15 this morning with Nettie Hayne after allegedly taking $700 from a company bag a week earlier. Only 10 cents found on him. he claims the rest is spent. He faces court today.
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Glidden and
Tryder
Harry A. Litchfield
Boston Auction Company
John Street
Litchfield
Charlestown
Nettie Hayne
Sherborn
Dismissing a Weakling in a Parlor Scene
Reginald Hans20mb hesitates to declare his love to Pocahontas Pondexter and, after a tense farewell, is rejected when a tire incident interrupts a private moment. The piece ends noting Keith's theatre entrance lighting provided by McKenney and Waterbury on Franklin Street.
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Reginald
Hanscomb
Keith
Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Summer Street Extension Bridge Across Fort Point Channel
Plans for a new Summer street extension bridge across Fort Point Channel will begin within a month. The 480 by 100 foot iron spans will sit on solid masonry abutments with a 110 foot drawbridge to ease ship traffic. Construction progresses on the sea wall and Dorchester avenue extension behind the new Union Station, pending War Department approval.
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Summer Street
Fort Point Channel
Mt. Washington Avenue
Edison Light
Union Station
Dorchester Avenue
Colonel Mansfield
War Department
No Deaths From Yellow Fever At New Orleans Lines
A medical bulletin reports no deaths from yellow fever at New Orleans lines on Friday. A physician fled the area abandoning a patent for disposal or relief, prompting inquiries into the incident and the unanswered questions surrounding the outbreak response.
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New Orleans
Fever Lifts in New Orleans as New Cases Decline
New Orleans reports fifteen new yellow fever cases with no deaths and many on the mend. Detention camp refugees are well, and a dangerous case on Madison Street was discharged. In Edwards, Miss there is one death and eighteen new cases. the Associated Press agent C R Barber is ill. Emile Serres in New Orleans dies after being deserted by his physician.
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New Orleans
Board of Health
Madison Street
Oakland Park
Metz
Edwards
Miss
Ethel Crister
Hunter
State Board
C. R. Barber
Associated Press
Emile Serres
Serres
Brooklyns Defeated by Hobokens in Hoboken Game
Four thousand fans witnessed a National League matchup in Hoboken where the Brooklyns lost to the Hobokens. The fielding was ragged and many regulars were not in the lineup, contributing to the uneven play.
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New York
Hoboken
Brooklyns
Hobokens
Fire causes $500 loss at Gloucester place building
An alarm from Box 72 at 8:80 last evening reported a fire on the third floor of a four story building in Gloucester place owned by the Parker heirs and occupied by Mrs Agnes Bennett. The blaze was confined to the top floors and caused about $500 in damage.
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Gloucester Place
Parker Heirs
Agnes Bennett
Local Wringer Makers Advertise Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Red Street appears as a clothing wringer, mangle and carpet sweeper manufacturer. Wringers and sweepers are repaired. Mail or telephone orders receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
red_ street
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