Bay State Sailors Return Home After Naval Duty
Massachusetts Bay State sailors, 175 strong from the cruiser Prairie, arrive in Boston to a rousing reception. Governor Wolcott leads cheering as Ensign Sugrue commands the unit. The men, healthy and happy, march to Wabash for discharge nearby, with few losses and mascots a goat and a dog.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
United States
Prairie
Boston
Park Square
Daniel Sugrue
Charles H. Brigham
Jackie
Porto Rico
George Scully
P. S. Waterman
Ponce
Santiago
Montauk Point
Church
Boylston
Beacon Streets
Goold H. Bull
G. E. Norris
Gardiner W. Allen
Wabash
Russell
J. G.) Thomas
New Bedford
J. G
Jenness K. Dexter
Springfield
Ewing W. Hamlin
Armenians Clash With Pickets At Montello Factory Riot
A clash occurred in Brockton when eight Armenians arriving from Boston confronted Field-Hazzard factory pickets. Armed Armenians used knives, clubs, and stones, injuring a worker named Antonio Brown. Witnesses called for calm as tensions rose amid a broader strike wave, with union and manufacturer positions hardening.
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Brockton
Montello
Field-Hazzard
Boston
Antonio Brown
Brown
Nelson Orcutt
United States
Lasters
Litly, Brackett & Co
Smith
Banquet Planned for Rev. P. Murphy at Thorndike Hotel
Final arrangements set for a banquet honoring Rev. P. RB Murphy chaplain of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers. It will be at Hotel Thorndike tonight at 7 p m with toasts from the Governor Mayor and Rev Dennis O Callaghan. Father Murphy will close with a speech defending himself against Santiago stories. Reverend Father A J Teeling officiates.
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P. RB. Murphy
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Hotel Thorndike
Dennis O’callaghan
Father Murphy
Santiago
A. J. Teeling
P. R
Alger Returning to Capital After Camp Inspections
Savannah Ga Sept 2 Secretary of War Alger has finished inspecting Southern camps and hospitals and will reach Washington tomorrow. He and his party arrived in Savannah last night and departed for Charleston at 12:30 p m today. Alger announced the general hospital at Fort McPherson will be doubled in capacity at once.
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Savannah
Alger
Washington
Charleston
Fort McPherson
New York
Wheeler
Camp Wikoff
West Point
Huntsville
Ala
Ararme
Bay State Hospital Ship Arrives With Massachusetts Soldiers
The Bay State hospital ship is expected to reach the harbor today with about 100 soldiers from the Sixth Massachusetts. The Volunteer Aid Association anticipates the arrival and has prepared support for the ship and its crew.
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Bay State
Volunteer Aid Association
Massachusetts
Strangely Died Arthur H Stodder in Somerville Home
Arthur H Stodder aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs H C Stodder died under peculiar conditions at his Somerville residence 344 A street Sunday night. He failed to respond when his mother called and was found lifeless in his room which he had fitted up as a gymnasium.
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Arthur H. Stodder
H. C. Stodder
Somerville
Mr. Stodder
West Somerville Baptist Church
Stodder
Boston Dry Goods Company
Bedford Street
Boston
Miner Reunites With Wealthy Klondike Wife Mystery
Charles Van Alstine, Klondike miner, registered at Hoffman House with his bride on Sept. 14. She vanished from a private East Side hospital last week with $38,100 from mining proceeds, leaving no trace. Detectives scour morgues and hospitals but find no clue as to her whereabouts.
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New York
Charles van Alstine
Klondike
Hoffman House
Bootin
Second Avenue
Brooklyn
van Alstine
Heroine of Coney's Shy
New York reports Mr and Mrs S Lloyd Chamberlain still at the Waldorf Astoria many friends calling only intimate relatives admitted to see a woman long presumed dead. Frederick King father of Louise King Chamberlain has not seen her since she left two weeks ago with her maid for Coney Island. He denies press claims of coercion and insists he never forced a marriage choice.
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New York
S. Lloyd Chamberlain
King
Waldorf-Astoria
Frederick King
Louise King Chamberlain
Coney Island
State House honors as Governor leads parade cheering
A large gathering at the State House and Beacon Street cheered Governor Roger Wolcott who, with aides and staff, headed a crowd near the Shaw monument. Native troops, naval men from Cuba, and the Prairie’s mascots drew strong public enthusiasm as the blue column advanced toward Washington street.
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State House
Shaw Monument
Beacon Street
Roger Wolcott
John G. B. Adams
Dalton
Carter
Adelbert Ames
Sohfer
Capelle
Harry Converse
James T. Soutter
Montauk
Charles Street
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Washington Street
Navy Yard
Charles H. Brigham
Philadelphia
League Island
Gardiner
Herbert L. Smith
R. P. Bor
Closing-out Sale of Hardy Company Stock in Boston
The entire stock including doors windows blinds frames and piazza posts at 17 18 and 19 Charles Town Street Boston must be sold in two weeks regardless of cost.
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The
Hardy Company
Charles Town Street
Boston
Com
Jefferson vs Richardson case over alleged alienation of affection
Dr. Herbert P. Jefferson sues George F. Richardson of Lowell for 100000 dollars claiming the defendant sought to separate Jefferson from his wife two years after marriage. Jefferson says Richardson apologized and made other attempts to sever the couple.
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Herbert P. Jefferson
George F. Richardson
Lowell
Richardson
Jefferson
Died for Hatred of a Man Novelized in Bellevue
Fannie Mutzger, departing this morning at Bellevue Hospital, whispered that hatred for a man who caused her to take poison drove her to death. She had intended to kill him too but her heart failed. She drank carbolic acid on the Bowery after seeing the man with another woman, and told old acquaintances she was married.
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New York
Fannie Mutzger
Bellevue Hospital
Bowery
Heiress Florence Frost Seeks Lost Son Amid Struggles
Florence Frost once heiress to a $200 000 Wilmington estate has spent years seeking her little boy. Now a Chicago hotel chambermaid she vows to spend every cent to locate him while facing poverty, drink, and a fall from grace. Her tale spans luxury schooling and a broken marriage with George L. Frost and a life of wandering between cities.
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Florence Frost
Chicago
Wilmington
Del
George L. Frost
Internal Revenue Office
Philadelphia
Bayonne
N. J
Canada
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Dale
Woman Averts Murder Then Dies From Poison
A woman who planned to shoot a man who left her instead took carbolic acid at the Volks Garden. She was hospitalized but died from the poisoning, ending a troubling incident described in the report.
Dying Request Sparks Burial in Civvies
Ailing and long neglected, a man requested in his dying moments that he not be buried in his military uniform, a wish reflecting his depleted spirits and wish for plain rest.
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Naval Brigade
Wolcott
Abdominal
Charles C. Foster
Newton
Aid Association
Miss Clement
Oak Hall
Washington St
FR. Murphy
Salem
Union Station
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Bernard M. Wolf
Shapleich Coffee CO
Arthur Stodderd
Miner
Gotham
Iin
Min WU
Drew
Coney’s
Arecibo
Foster
Fifth Regiment
Camp Meade
Division
Wikoff
W. L. Douglas
Washington, Cor
Essex St
Court Street
Scollay Sq
City Hall
Gilchrist & Co
Winter ST
New England
Poplins
Icnion
Chambermaid
Volks Garden
Blanche A. Burnell
William F. Coles
Miss Burnell
Coles
Denver
Col
Frank Ficks
Seventh United States Infantry
Eee E. Co
Omfield
Comer's
COMIL
Cor, Beach
Anks
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