Frolic Pursued by Two Revenue Cutters on Smuggling Suspect
The schooner yacht Frolic is pursued by the revenue cutter Gresham over suspicions of carrying 33 Chinese aboard for smuggling. The chase extends along the north shore near Swampscott Marblehead and Chatham with patrols by the revenue cutter Dexter. Mariners warn the Frolic could slip ashore to unload the Celestials if she nears the coast, while authorities attempt to verify sightings and intercept the vessel.
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Frolic
Greshamn
Swampscott
Dexter
Boston
Marblehead
United States
Newfoundland
Chatham
Gresham
Yom Kippur Observance in Boston Marks Holy Day
The Jewish community in Boston observes Yom Kippur from sunset yesterday to tonight with fasting, abstinence from water and smoking, and prayers. Many students leave campuses for temple services as the shofar signals forgiveness and entering year 5667 in peace with mankind.
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Boston
House of Israel
Thorn
Man commits suicide at wife's grave in Maine cemetery
Rockland Maine September 28 William Ripley 27 of West Rockport shot himself at his wife's grave in Achorn Cemetery. His wife died two months ago and he had been despondent since.
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Rockland
William Ripley
West Rockport
Achorn
Ripley
St Michael Arcangelo Festival Opens in North End
The St Michael Arcangelo festival lights up North End with arches across streets and a parade led by the Italian Marine Band. A high mass at Sacred Heart Church and an Archbishop sermon follow, with a park fireworks display ending the celebration Monday night and a St Michael play Tuesday at St Johns Hall.
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North ‘Square
Little Italy
Michael Arcangelo
Sons of Italy
North Square
North
St. Michael Arcangelo
Sacred Heart Church
W. H. O’connell
St. Michael
Father A. Biasett
North Street
Arade
No End
North End
St.Michael
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Manager Sutton resigns from Mutual Life agency in Springfield
New York dispatch reports Sutton, longtime Mutual Life agent in Springfield Massachusetts, resigns rather than pledge loyalty to the administration ticket. He joins three prior agency heads pressured by Peabody management to back the fusion line amid proxy committee influence led by his father George H Sutton of Springfield.
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New York
Maward A. Sitton
Mutual’ ‘Life
Springfield
Mass
New England
Peabody
Sutton
McCurdy
Fusion
Mr. Sutton
George H. Sutton
Thaw Indictment Removal Denied by Justice Bischoff
Justice Bischoff denied Harry K. Thaw counsel's petition to remove the indictment from the Court of General Sessions to the Supreme Court. He ruled that claimed speedier trial in the higher court and press interest did not justify transfer, as other homicide defendants could also appeal.
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New York
Justice Bischoff
Harry K. Thaw
Court of Special Sessions
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court of New York
Bischoff
Supreme Court
Court of General Sessions
Republicans Change Leaders At Hingham
In Hingham a Republican caucus ousted old leaders Joseph O. Burdett Edward Cowing Edward B. Pratt and Frank Horner. William B. Barnard takes control of committees while Walter L. Bouve Elwin L. Curtis and Henry Ripley win committee seats by narrow vote. Postmaster bid cited as turnover reason.
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Hingham
Republican Party
Joseph O. Burdett
Republican State Committee
Eoward Cowing
Edward B. Pratt
Frank Horner
William B. Barnard
Walter L. Bouve
Elwin L. Curtis
Henry Ripley
Naval mourning for Admiral Train observed by allied ships
The French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere lowered its colors to half mast in tribute to the late Rear Admiral Charles H. H. Train who died in China on August 4. An 18 gun salute was fired from the Navy Yard at noon to honor the admiral.
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Admiral Train
Jurien de la Graviere
Gervais
Charles HH. Train
China
Navy Yard
Merchants oppose gas house site for appraisers stores
Boston Merchants' Association and Boston Chamber of Commerce protested the government site for appraisers' stores at the gas house, arguing it is distant from the Custom House and business center, difficult to access, and would cause ongoing inconvenience. they urged relocation nearer the Custom House and business district or disposal of the site.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Custom House
VA. S
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Loss on Chelsea car barns fixed at 250000 dollars
Insurance officials estimate a 250000 dollar loss from the blaze that destroyed the Boston & Northern street railway car barns in Chelsea on Wednesday. The policy total covers 7425000 dollars for barns rolling stock and other property, with losses to be prorated among all companies. Seventy cars were destroyed and others damaged.
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Boston & Northern Street Railway
Chelsea
Captain of French Cruiser Visits Navy Yard
Captain Vesseau Gervais of the Jurien de la Graviere met Admiral A. Snow at Charlestown Navy Yard. He toured the yard, observed ship and crew deployment to Cuba, and learned Snow would return the call aboard the French cruiser. Shore leave for French marines and gunners is planned for the next week or two.
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Vesseau Gervais
Jurien de la Graviere
A. S. Snow
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cuba
Admiral Snow
President Roosevelt in touch with Mayflower voyage
The Mayflower stayed in contact with the naval station near Newport from the time she passed through the Race until dawn. Operators worked nonstop sending dispatches about the Cuban situation so Roosevelt could monitor events as closely as at Oyster Bay or the White House. By 12:30 a.m. she was in Nantucket Sound between East Chop and Cross Rip Night ship as seas remained calm.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Station
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
White House
Nantucket Sound
East Chop
Cross Rip
Patient’s Pain Stuns Family as Doctor Declares Case Incurable
Ailing child’s12-year struggle sparks a stunned family. The doctor confirms the case is incurable, yet notes initial help offered. The article centers on the emotional impact and medical judgment surrounding long term suffering.
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Case Incurable
Cure for Eczema Claims Longstanding Child Suffering
Michael Steinman of Brooklyn describes his son’s twelve year eczema ordeal. After physicians failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent supposedly cured the boy by 1905. He praises the treatment's effectiveness and notes the child is now twelve with smooth skin.
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Inx
Michael Steinman
Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
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