Abyssinian Explorers Visit Wickedest City of World
Addis Ababa dispatch describes Port Said as the world’s wickedest city seen by Abyssinian explorers. They detail chaotic harbor life, multilingual crowds, a dragoman guide, hawkers, and the port’s role as Suez’s gateway. They compare the Red Sea shore to a barren, dangerous frontier and note slave trade rumors and desert tribes untouched by Western civilization.
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Suydam Cutting
Port Said
Port Saldie
Suez Canal
Faway
Suez
Red Sea
Arabian Desert
Srwer
Maehy
Arizona
Geronimo
Arabia
Desert
Aras
Hartford Editor Granted Warm Welcome in New Haven
Maurice S. Sherman editor of the Hartford Courant was warmly welcomed by the Connecticut Editorial Association at a dinner in Hotel Taft New Haven. He met many editors from weekly and daily papers and renewed acquaintances with others as Colonel Norris G. Osborn of the New Haven Journal Courier delivered the formal greeting.
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New Haven
Maurice S. Sherman
Hartford Courant
Connecticut Editorial Association
Taft
Trumbull Approves 24560 Requisition Authorization
Hartford dispatch reports Governor Trumbull signed off on the quartermaster general's requisition for 24560 to cover multiple accounts. West Point notice notes a new compendium of graduates from the Military Academy detailing 310 civil engineers 1 lawyer 21 judges 242 authors 22 churchmen including a bishop two ambassadors and other classifications.
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Hartford
Trumbull
Comptroller
West Point
Sam
Military Academy
Woman Sentenced for Embezzlement in Woonsocket Case
Providence Nov 3 AP reports Mrs. Alice Forget, 27, of Woonsocket RI, mother of a seven year old, was sentenced to one year in jail for embezzling 9,610.06 from Joseph L. Wernant Insurance Agency where she worked for five years at 20 dollars weekly. Prosecutor Oscar L. Heltzen said she sought fine clothes and cars to support a family. defense argued a firm proprietor's son caused most of the shortage and that she is the scapegoat.
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Providence
R. L
Alice Forget
Woonsocket
Joseph L. Wernant Insurance Agency
Woonocket
Oscar L. Heltzen
Defense
Train Hits Car Injures Workers Near Keene
A Boston and Maine freight train collided with a car near Fitzwilliam New Hampshire as seven workers leaped from the motor car to escape the oncoming freight. Four crew members were injured in the incident as the train neared Winchedon Massachusetts, about a half mile east of Fitzwilliam.
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Keene, N. H
Boston
Maine
Winchendon
Mass
Fitzwilliam
Notable Local Car Crash Update From Elliott Hospital
Report states several injured in a collision near Elliott Community Hospital. None of the victims are fatally harmed. The motor car involved was demolished beyond repair.
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Elliott
Salm Hoonstradten to Reach U.S. for Court Case
Count Ludwig Salm Hoonstradten and his wife Millicent Rogers are in focus as the separation case moves forward. The count’s counsel says he will arrive in New York aboard the Homeric by midweek, with formal proceedings postponed to later in the week.
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New York
Ludwig Salm Hoonstradten
Millicent Rogers
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