Crash Kills Engineer in Bangor Line Derailment
Engineer Charles Keefe of Bangor died at the local hospital after his freight train was ditches by a washout near West Sebois on the Bangor and Aroostook railroad. He was pinned under wreckage for five hours. Fireman Charles Bartlett was injured but not seriously as the engine and 10 freight cars blocked the line until late.
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Yioulton
Charles Keefe
Bangor
Northern Maine Junction
Bangor & Aroostook
West Sebois
Charles Bartlett
Archibald Called to Pittsfield Pastorate at Pilgrim Memorial
The Rev Warren S Archibald assistant pastor of Old South Church received a unanimous call to be pastor at Pilgrim Memorial Church Pittsfield. The offer includes a salary of 1250 dollars and use of the parsonage. Archibald has not given a firm reply yet.
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Warren S. Archibald
Old South Church
Pilgrim Memorial Church
Pittsfield
Archibald
James E. Gregg
Kite saves a boy's life in city street crash
Philadelphia report says David Isabelowsky a seven year old fell from a Hoffman street roof while flying a large kite. The improvised parachute kept him from serious injury as he landed on his feet. feet were bruised but no other harm occurred.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Hoffman Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
David Isabelowsky
Boston Theaters Show Week of Big Charms and Notable Actors
A dense schedule outlines openings and closings across Boston venues from Hollis to Keiths. Highlights include On the Eve closing at Hollis, William Collier’s The Patriot at Majestic, James T Powers leading Havana, Faversham in The World and His Wife, and matinees of The Gay Hussars at the Boston Theatre. Rose Stahl at the Colonial, Anna Held to follow, and strong runs for The Candy Shop and A Gentleman from Mississippi. Keith’s keeps crowds with Peter the chimp and Tom Edwards. Red River and Miss New York Jr. at Bowdoin and Columbia, with Gaiety bills, vaudeville, and Cameraphone features filling theatres.
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James T. Powers
Majestic
Havana
William Faversham
Hussars
Boston
Anna
Tremont
Frank Lalor
Annie Yeamans
Rock and Fulton
Lucy Weston
Louis Harrison
Mississippi
John Craig
Castle Square Theatre
Queen of the Secret Seven
Grand Opera House
Peter
Keith's
Keith’s
Tom Edwards
Red River
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Edytha Ketchum
Beatrice Turner
Pat White
The
Howard
Columbia
Plays Dirge as Gas Ends Life in Chicago
In a Chicago rooming house at 2228 Indiana Avenue Salvatore Cerrano 50 a former concert musician lay dead from gas poisoning in his room yesterday morning. A violin essay of Chopin funeral march drew neighbors attention as a friend found him in a chair around noon.
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Chicago
Indiana Avenue
Salvatore Cerrano
Salvatore Vicello
Car Kills Two Horses on Gloucester Curve
A Boston and Northern street railway car on the Essex division struck a two horse wagon driven by Henry Robbins near Slough Hill West Gloucester. The horses were killed and the wagon damaged after the car dragged them 40 feet. no passengers were injured.
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Gloucester
Essex
Boston and Northern Street Railway
John P. Malonson
Slough Hill
West Gloucester
Henry Robbins
Boston Chamber Adds 139 New Members At Meeting
The Boston Chamber of Commerce elected 139 new members during yesterday’s board meeting. The list includes M. H. Barker, George M. Bates, W. A. Blodgett, Alexander S. Browne, George H. Browne, William A. Buck, and many others closing with Shigejiro Yamanaka.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
M. H. Barker
George M. Bates
W. A. Blodgett
Alexander S. Browne
George H. Browne
William A. Buck
Hiram Ss. Buttles
Jere Campbell
William J. Carr
Frank N. Churchill
John E. Connors
S. C. Cummings
Louis Curtis
H. R. Dalton, Jr
George W. Day
George L. Dennis
William H. Dewhirst
Walter J. Donovan
John C. Edwards
Guy C. Emerson
William H. Emerson
Clarence W. Fox
W. J. Gallivan
James M. Gleason
Warren F. Gregory
Henry L. Hall
John H. Harwood
Frederick B. Hill
Conrad Hobbs
Franklin E. Huntress
A. Paul Keith
David A. Laurie
John H. MacCollum
William O. Mann
Henry O. Marcy
Edwin A. Merrill
Frank A. Merrill
John R. Neal
George Lincoln Parker
John R. Perry
Albert FE. Pond
Clifford Potter
Charles J. Prescott
Orville N. Purdy, Jr
Edward I. Rice
William S. Richardson
Richard Sears
F. Foster Sherburne
Charles Stewart
J. E. Stover
Frank S. Streeter
Harry G. Taylor
Bertrand Thompson
John A. Woodry
Edward T. Willson
Albert E. Winship
Horace G. Allen
Walter B. Allen
E. H. Angier
Allen Arnold
Horace D. Arnold
Edward W. Atkinson
Walter M. Bacon
Johnl. Batchelder
George C. Beals
Henry EH. Bothfeld
Alexander G. Bowditch
E. H. Bradford
George A. Brown
Asa P. French
Justin E. Gale
Charles T. Gallagher
Charles EB. Gibson
D. H. Glickman
E.L. Grimes
Everett J. Hall
William H. Harris
Will T. Hedges
F. C. Henderson
Henry H. Kendall
Walter H. Kilham
Charles H. J. Kimball
C. E. Lee
John A. Lowell
Fred B. Lund
Wm M. L. McAdams
Charles H. McIntire
Edward A. McLaughlin
H. Newton Marshall
John J. Martin
Michael S. Morton
Jacob Mosser
Chauncey David Parker
Alexander M. Paul
W. Rodman Peabody
Edward R. Peirce
R. A. Perkins
James Duncan Phillips
George W. Poole
Timothy Remick
James FE. Robinson
Walter B. Russell
Charles W. Sabin
Henry Schaefer
James T. Shaw
Oscar A Shepard
Howard T. Swain
Thomas F. Taff
J. G. Thorp
Herman F. Vickery
Robert C. Vose
Arthur Wainwright
Joseph F. Warren
George F. Washburn
Leonard C. Wason
Bertram G. Waters
Frank W. Whitcher
Spencer Thomas Williams
William M. Wood
Shigejiro Yamanaka
Hello Girls Save A Town
Two telephone operators Hazel Christian and Alice Warren slept in the Perry exchange rooms near Painesville Ohio when a store beneath caught fire. They stayed at their posts to warn residents and call the Painesville and Madison fire departments. In smoke they escaped in night attire after the wires burned while they spoke with the fire chief.
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Painesville
Hazel Christian
Alice Warren
Perry
Madison
Government Ready to Try Coal Cases in Philadelphia
Hearings for taking proof in the government suit against the anthracite coal bearing rail roads finished this afternoon. A few minor exhibits and some documentary evidence will be added by mutual consent by Oct. 20, after which the government will move the trial in the U S Circuit Court at Philadelphia.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Sues for Dead Girl's Heart in Cleveland Case
In Cleveland on September 2, the mother of Lena Petris sues John A. Cline to recover possession of the heart of Petris. The heart, kept in alcohol in a glass jar in Cline's office, was used as evidence in the McGrew murder trial and aided experts in challenging the suicide claim. The case follows McGrew's murder plea and confession.
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Cleveland
John A. Cline
Lena Petris
Howeard T. McGrew
Cline
McGrew
Betrothal Ring Found in Old Nest on Brinkers Farm
New York dateline reports a chestnut tree felled on James T Brinker’s Jacksonville New Jersey farm uncovered a nest containing Mrs Brinkers engagement ring long missing. The nest held 16 other rings stickpins and a gold brooch as well.
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New York
James T. Brinker
Jacksonville
N. J
Van Camp's Evaporated Milk Versus Condensed Milk Claim
An advocacy piece arguing evaporated Van Camp's milk is purer and cheaper than condensed milk. It asserts Van Camp's retains full butterfat and solids, offers more volume per 10 cent can, and charges no added sugar, urging readers to demand Van Camp's from dealers as dairies operate in six states.
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van Camp’s
van Camp
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