Nova Scotia Field Trip By Prof Barton Draws 47 Learneds
A Boston led geologic tour visited Moncton Joggins Parrsboro Amethyst Cove and Waverly in Nova Scotia with 47 participants including teachers botanists geologists and a clergyman. They observed bore tides at Fundy Bay visited coal mines and gypsum quarries and toured Amethyst Cove gold mines and Annapolis. The trip lasted three weeks ending in Halifax with plans for a Hawaii Alaska tour next year.
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Moncton Bore
Joggins
Waverly
Barton
Massachusetts Anstitute of Technology
Nova Scotia
Boston
St. Croix
St. John
Intercolonial Railway
Moncton
Bay of Fundy
Petitcodiac River
The
Brunswick
Lincolnshire
Jean Ingelow
Tsientang
Maccan
William Lawson
Corno Hotel
Parrsboro
Partridge Island
Minas Basin
Cape Salamiden
Split Cape
Cape Blomiden
North Mountain
Amethyst Cove
Aladdin
Windsor
Truro
Sydney
Bras d'Or
Prof
Halifax
Edward Emerson
Emerson
Amherst
Annapolis
Board of Trade
High School
Robinson
Evangeline Land
Digby
Hawaii
Alaska
H. R
Fire horse gored in crash at Mt Vernon store
Boston Aug 12 A three horse engine from station 10 crashed into a plate glass front at 126 Mt Vernon street while responding to a fire alarm. Major the off horse was badly wounded and sewn by a department veterinarian before moving to a Roxbury hospital. Driver McDermott was not blamed. The team was reduced to two horses temporarily. The store belonged to H P Bailey and insurance covered the broken window. The fire was in a cellar at 369 Cambridge street, occupied by C R McCurdy & Co. liquor dealers.
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Boston
Mt. Vernon Street
River
Mt. Vernon Streets
McDermott
Sam
Major
G. W. Stimpson
Department Veterinary
Veterinary Hospital
Atkinson Street
Roxbury
Babe
H. P. Bailey
Cambridge Street
James J. Costello
C. R. McCurdy & Co
Investigation Ordered Over Baled Hay Rule At New York Wharves
Secretary Shaw orders probe into inspector decisions on personal effects under the tariff act. He questions whether reports misrepresented enforcement of the bale d hay policy and warns inspectors to use discretion while ensuring travelers keep within the $100 personal use limit.
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Washington
Shaw
New York
Dream of Bliss Girl Committed to Bellevue Insane Ward
Dark-eyed 17 year old Bella Reiss from East Second Street was taken to Bellevue hospital for delusions of being kissed to death by hundreds of suitors. Her cousin Dr Max Behr treated her as she believed she was Mrs Behr. A policeman later escorted her to the hospital for treatment.
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New York
Bella Reiss
Bellevue Hospital
Sarah Solomon
East 2d Street
2D Street
Columbia Street
Max Behr
Hast 5Th Street
Miss Reiss
Mrs. Behr
Max
Bellevue
Bella
Greater Boston's Father celebrates 93rd birthday
Jeremiah Allen of Malden marks his 93rd birthday in Boston as friends visit. Born August 12, 1809, he recalls a varied life including steamboating during the Harrison Tyler era and early advocacy for the Greater Boston annexation plan dating to 1831. He envisions extending the region 15 to 20 miles from the State House.
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Boston
Jeremiah Allen
Malden
Allen
Old Fort Hill Square
Greater Boston
State Street
Tyler
Ohio
Mississippi
Roxbury
State House
Elkdom Address Emphasizes Charity and Humanity
Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett of Waterloo Ia delivered the annual address praising Elkdom as a permanent force for progress. He argued that true charity is silent and intrinsic, welcoming all applicants and upholding humanity, friendship, and charity without ostentation.
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Rade
Pickett
Waterloo
Keller v Betts firm case ends with new bill filing planned
In Boston on August 12 Judge Colt took no action on Addie R. Keller's bill against F. E. Betts and J. M. Fisher & Co. and Cobb-Everett Investment. He allowed a new complaint to be filed within two weeks. Keller alleges $2400 misappropriated. hearing held yesterday.
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Boston
Colt
United States Circuit Court
Addie R. Keller
F. E. Betts
J. M. Fisher & Co
Cobb-Everett Investment Company
Bordman Hall
Keller
Betts
Grand Lodge of Elks Holds Annual Reunion
Salt Lake City August 12 eight thousand Elks from every state gathered in the Mormon Tabernacle for the annual Grand Lodge reunion. Hon C W Powers of Salt Lake presided and introduced Governor Wells who delivered the welcome. A civic and military parade preceded the opening meeting.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Great Tabernacle
The
Mormon Church
Grand Lodge of Elks
C. W. Powers
Wells
Farewell to Ireland by Earl Cadogan at Dublin Castle
Dublin August 12 Earl Cadogan and Countess Cadogan bid farewell to Ireland in a ceremony at Dublin Castle throne room. Royal addresses were given and a large guard of honor led by the Duke of Connaught escorted them to the rail station. The Earl of Dudley will take office immediately. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised claim to strengthen and tune the stomach.
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Dublin
Earl Cadogan
Ireland
Countess Cadogan
Dublin Castle
Duke of Connaught
Earl of Dudley
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