Yale Player Falls After Tackle Went Insane At Field
Lee Gilbert Warren a Pequot, Conn. player on Yale's second eleven was injured during practice at Yale field. He tackled Henry Holt on an end run, and after walking off the field he became violently insane before reaching the gymnasium. Several teammates subdued him and he was taken to the Yale infirmary.
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New Haven
Lee Gilbert Warren
Pequot
Yale Field
Warren
Henry Holt
University
Yale
Storm Forecast Hits Boston Amid Westerly Winds
A great storm sweeping the Middle West is forecast to strike Boston today with rain then clearing and colder weather. Tomorrow is expected to bring fair skies but high westerly winds that may disrupt coastwise shipping.
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Middle West
Boston
New England
Blaze Involving Mona Sloops Burns Vessel Off Thatcher's Island
The auxiliary sloop yacht Mona, a six ton Marblehead owned craft, was burned to the water’s edge off Thatcher's Island. Occupants Paul and Albert Osgood, brothers aged 24 and 19, escaped by jumping into the dory.
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Rockport
Mona
Marblehead
Thatcher's Island
Paul
Albert Osgood
Osgoods
Miraculous 6000-Foot Balloon Escape in Germany
In Dusseldorf on Sept. 28 Captain Von Abercron and Lieutenant Von Glotzheim rode a spherical balloon that ripped open at 6000 feet. They clung to the net as the craft plunged 2000 feet, then swayed for 90 minutes before safely grounded. Thousands watched in horror and relief.
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Dusseldorf
Rhenish
Prussia
Germany
von Abercron
von Glotzheim
Roosevelt to stump for Taft in national campaign
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt plans to campaign for Taft after a favorable reception of his letter to Bryan. Loeb says no decision yet, but the President intends to deliver speeches in the West to bolster Taft and believes Taft could be defeated without his help.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Loeb
Mr. Loeb
End of the Eastern Drought Elusive Amid Forest Fires
For weeks the eastern region endures a dry spell as wildfires rage and streams remain low. Residents and officials watch the skies for relief and expect rainfall to break the drought.
Wet Weather and Clearing Skies For New England
Boston area forecast calls for Tuesday rain then clearing and colder temperatures. Wednesday should be fair with brisk west and northwest winds. Washington reports similar New England outlook with rain and cooler conditions through Tuesday, diminishing by night.
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Washington
New England
Osgood Brothers Escape Fire After Sloop Mona Explodes
The Osgood brothers sailed from Marblehead toward York when Thatcher's Island lamp exploded causing the gasoline tank to ignite. They reached a dory as the Mona burned and fled toward shore while Rockport life savers chased a false alarm from a herring fisherman using torches.
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Marblehead
York
Thatcher's Island
Osgood Brothers
Rockport
Bearce
Burglar scare ends in death of Miss Emily H. Niles
Arlington report says Miss Emily H. Niles died at 303 Mystic Street after fright caused by burglars in the house. Her sisters Miss Anna H. Niles and Miss Sarah F. Niles witnessed the event as the German maid Philie alerted to a stranger, with Dr. E. D. Stickney noting heart failure induced by fright.
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Arlington
Emily H. Niles
Mystic Street
Emily Niles
Miss Niles
Anna H. Niles
Sarah F. Niles
E. D. Stickney
Electric signs and daylight loads boost storefront allure
A local merchant notes that keeping electric lights burning in entrance showcases draws attention and even spurs nearby rivals to add lighting. An electric sign on cloudy days adds a cheerful, eye catching effect and helps advertise amid dull weather.
Gloucester Woman Seeks Separation From Boston Artist
Estelle Leighton Major says her husband Ernest Lee Major kept her prisoner and is filing for separation. Her mother laments not seeing Estelle in six years and claims the artist barred contact and letters from the Gloucester household.
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Ernest Lee Major
Gloucester
Estelle Leighton Major
Boston
Estelle
Western Avenue
Mary Leighton Faces Outcome of Opposed Marriage
Estelle's mother Mrs Mary Leighton, gray haired and frail, mustiled to wash to survive, awaits the result of a marriage she bitterly opposed. Continued on Page 12-7th Column.
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Estelle
Mary Leighton
Taft and Bryan in a stumping clash as Roosevelt weighs in
The article describes Taft as a weak stump speaker whose voice and delivery hinder his campaign while Bryan gains an edge. President Roosevelt plans to escalate with bold moves, seeking to shift the spotlight onto Taft. Both national committees face despair as the duel continues with no side willing to back down.
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Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Calista Cream Promises Neck Tan and Sun Comfort
A fragmented passage hints at a cosmetic claim that Calista Cream offers a tan coat and painless sun protection, suggesting widespread availability at toilet counters. The text focuses on consumer use and perceived benefits of the product.
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Ade
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