Rhode Island couple wed after long chase in Taunton and Attleboro
Andrew J. Arnold of Warwick and Mary J. Taylor of Providence, both previously married, obtained a Taunton license but failed to find an officiant there. They traveled to Attleboro where Rev. Joshua O. Randall performed the ceremony after a new Attleboro license was secured by the town clerk.
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Attleboro
Rhode Island
Taunton
Andrew J. Arnold
Warwick
R. I
Mary J. Taylor
Providence
Joshua O. Randall
Randall
Train crew killed as sheet blows from locomotive
On a west bound Lake Shore freight near Girard two miles west of town a heavy grade blast blew out the crowd sheet of the locomotive. Engineer Charles W. Bright of Buffalo and Fireman J. W. Burns of Ashtabula were fatally scalded and Brakeman Ralph Clary of Collinwood badly burned. The train kept moving and the other crew only learned of the disaster when they saw the bodies along the track from the caboose windows.
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Erie
Girard
Lake Shore
Charles W. Bright
Buffalo
J. W. Burns
Ashtabula
Ralph Clary
Collinwood
Oil Supply Boat Burns in Clayton Bay Fire
The Clay ton, Standard Oil supply boat delivering gasoline and kerosene to Thousand Islands residents, caught fire in Clayton bay and burned to the water’s edge. Tanks ruptured releasing about 1400 gallons of gasoline and 250 gallons of kerosene, igniting the water. the steamboat landing and railroad dock were saved after firefighters fought the blaze.
Not the truth about Regnier at Ramsgate during war
Sir Frank Burnand, editor of Punch, writes in the Times that Regnier, named by Mme Humbert as the man who left the alleged fortune, later lived as Metzki in Ramsgate with his family during the Franco‑Prussian War. He used the Crawford alias due to notoriety as intermediary between Germans and Marshal Bazaine at Metz, and his daughters started a French laundry that grew into a successful business.
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London
F. C. Burnand
Punch
Times This
Regnier
Mme. Humbert
Crawford
Marshal Bazaine
Metz
Ramsgate
Metzki
Two Million in Fifteen Days in Palmillo Mine
Pedro Alvarado, the Parral mining magnate, has added 2 million dollars to his wealth in 15 days. His Palmillo mine yields ore 40 feet wide with 480 ounces per ton in silver and two ounces in gold, averaging over 200000 dollars daily. Vast ore reserves are reported in sight.
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Austin
Tex
Pedro Alvarado
Parral
Mex
Palmillo
Fountain Pen Coupon Offer in Courier Citizen
The Courier Citizen advertises a coupon ticket program. Present 16 coupons and 69 cents to receive a solid gold fountain pen valued at 1.50, with a polished barrel and screw action rubber cap. Pen also available at several apothecary stores listed in the coupon advertisement.
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Courier-Citizen
Phelps tops Mt Washington in automobile climb
Mt Washington N H Aug 25 L J Phelps of Stoneham Mass succeeded in climbing Mt Washington in an automobile today in a record 46 minutes. He arrived about a week ago intending the feat and was timed by F C Sutcliffe at the foot and R C Dunham at the summit. Officials say this is the first ascent timed by outsiders and will be the official record.
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Mt. Washington
N. H
L. J. Phelps
Stoneham
Mass
Phelps
Chronograph Club of
Boston
F. C. Sutcliffe
When You Want aphsi Mild and Gentle Tablets
An advertisement urges using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild easy to take remedy that acts reliably, available at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Desire the Kind G har on Bough Rigasters OMGn LLG ID
本文为可读文本的 OCR 片段摘要，提要聚焦于可辨识人物机构与事件。未能完整提取清晰事实，提供尽可能保留的实体信息与潜在线索，主旨涉及人名机构及其关联的未明确事宜。
Two Negroes Accused of Brutal Assault on Shawmut Ave
Boston police seek two burly men after a violent attack on two young women on Shawmut avenue just after 7 pm. Miss Florence Bergere, 18, is critically ill at home with convulsions, while Louise De La Salle was badly bruised but able to go out. The assault occurred as the pair refused an invitation and were knocked down and beaten. the assailants fled as help arrived.
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Boston
Shawmut Avenue
Florence Bergere
Louise de la Salle
Miss Bergere
Miss de la Salle
Lynn man killed by steer in Alaska tragedy
Captain Augustus D. Small of Lynn Massachusetts died at Valdez Alaska on August 10 after a steer from his own steamer Excelsi or bolted and impaled him on its horns on the dock. The steer was later killed by Mr Heilscher as stock was unloaded from the Nome City.
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Portland
Ore
Augustus D. Small
Lynn
Mass
Valdez
Alaska
Nome City
Small
Excelsior
Capt
Captain Small
Heilscher
Money Won't Tempt Her Mme de Navarro Declines Offer
New York reports via London that Mme. Mary Anderson de Navarro plans to return to the stage in America, but Robert Grau’s bid of 225000 dollars for 150 readings failed. Grau offered half of profits to a religious charity named by de Navarro, who yet declined the proposal before sailing.
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New York
The
New York Herald
London
Mme
Mary Anderson de Navarro
Robert Grau
Lucania
Patti
America
Caught at Last in Virginia Hunt for Gibson
Rocky Mount Virginia Aug 25 Richard Gibson a Dillon mills area Black man robs a local store two years ago Justice Webster pursued and was killed by a shot as he searched the mountains for the fugitive Hundreds searched the countryside chasing the prisoner Large rewards had been offered Sheriff Angle learned Cassville Missouri authorities held Gibson A brother of the dead man lives near Missouri town and may identify him The commonwealths attorney asked the governor for a requisition for Gibson
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Rocky Mount
Richard Gibson
Dillon’s Mills
Webster
Justice Webster
Gibson
Angle
Cassville
Missouri
Commonwealth
Growing Weakness in Men and a Medical Tonic Claim
An advertisement warns that strenuous male activity wastes vital forces, causing paralysis and nervous prostration. It promotes Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Food as a remedy, promising new blood and renewed vigor with a mail order book and priced treatment, offered by The Du Chase Co. in Philadelphia and sold locally by A. W. Dows & Co and Falls & Burkinshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Philadelphia
A. W. Dows & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Back Health and Strength
Miss Kate Ollman testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her back pain and fatigue while treating kidney and womb troubles. The ad claims the product is the greatest known remedy and offers $5000 for proof of genuineness. Readers are urged to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts with details of their condition.
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Kate Ollman
142Nd St
Wales Ave
New York City
Ness
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mostly Union Men in Government Staff Revealed
Washington Aug 25 A government order against labor discrimination prompts examination of union affiliation among federal workers Skilled tradesmen show strong union ties at the government printing office and navy yard with hundreds of members Across agencies printers binders and related roles form the bulk while other bureaus employ smaller contingents The Library of Congress and Plate Printers Union figures illustrate wider but uneven union presence across departments
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Washington
Government Printing Office
Columbia Typographical Union
Bookbinders’ Union
Rouad
Navy Yard
Bureau of Engravings and Printing Furnishes
Plate Printers’ Union
Federal Labor Union
Library of Congress
Etcc
State
Navy
Treasury Department
Zionists Seek Russian Backing for Palestine State
Basel Aug 25 Dr Herzl presented a letter from Russian interior minister Plehwe to Zionist congress delegates. It stated Moscow favors Zionism’s original program and may support Zionist aims against Ottoman rule and aid emigration efforts. The minister claims Russia acts for state interests and morality, hoping to aid Jewish emigration and improve conditions of Russian Jews as emigration lowers their numbers.
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Basel
Switzerland
Herzl
von Plehwe
Palestine
Russia
Judge Gray's Pay Ends Arbitration Work in Alabama
Judge George Gray of Delaware, who chaired Birmingham arbitration between Alabama coal operators and miners, departed for home after earning 4000 dollars for the six weeks here. He compared the pay to his five months on the Pennsylvania anthracite board, praised Southern courtesy, but said he would rarely accept another arbitration assignment due to the demanding duties.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Gray
Delaware
Board of Arbitration
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Pitcher Waddell Released by Philadelphia Club
Cleveland reports that pitcher Waddell of the Philadelphia American League team was released permanently by Manager Mack. He did not appear for today’s game and was ordered to surrender his uniform, his services deemed no longer at the club’s disposal.
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Cleveland
Waddell
Philadelphia
Mack
NEW CARDINALS U S MAY BE FAVORED
Rome secrecy fuels renewed report that Archbishop Farley of New York will receive the red hat in a December consistory. Prelates say the Vatican may elevate three cardinals, citing New York’s size and America’s Catholic leadership as factors in Pope Pius X’s plans.
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Farley
New York
Rome
Pius
Venice
America
United States
Ivo
Cardinal Gibbons
Pius X
Amerca
Hart Palmer Dead in Stonington Conn at 67
Ira Hart Palmer died in Stonington Connecticut in his 68th year. He descended from Walter Palmer, one of Stonington’s founders, and Roger Sherman, signer of the Declaration. A longtime telegrapher and drug firm partner, he also ran the Wadawanuck hotel and led the New England Granite company briefly. He leaves a widow and two sons Henry R. Palmer and Frank Trumbull Palmer.
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Stonington
Conn
Ira Hart Palmer
Walter Palmer
Roger Sherman
L. H. Palmer & Company
United States
Palmer
Wadawanuck
New England Granite Company
Henry R. Palmer
Providence Sunday Journal
Frank Trumbull Palmer
Oyster growers uneasy as season nears in Connecticut
In Stamford Connecticut on August 25 growers fear a poor fall harvest. The September season looms with unfavorable prospects on north shore beds near Bridgeport and Stratford after inspector Captain Lewis of national oyster beds reported discouraging findings.
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Stamford
Conn
Lewis
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Stratford
LaSalle Street Station Elevates Chicago Travel Experience
The LaSalle street depot in downtown Chicago serves the Lake Shore Railway as its terminal. It offers top accommodations, easy access from surface lines, and central location near major stores, promising swift travel and courteous service for passengers.
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LaSalle Street
Chicago
Lake Shore Railway
Lake Shore
Fountain Pen Offer for Courier and Citizen Readers
Sixteen coupons plus sixty nine cents grant a solid gold fountain pen, fully warranted and worth $1.50. Satisfied customers guaranteed. Pens available at Courier-Citizen office and multiple local vendors including A. W. Dows & Co., Lowell Pharmacy, Frank P. Moody, C. E. Carter, E. J. McEvoy, Belvidere Family Drug Store, and Hovey's News Depot with fixed addresses listed.
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Courier-Citizen Office
A. W. Dows & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Central St. Lowell
Merrimack Street
Frank P. Moody
Dutton
Fletcher Streets
C. E. Carter
Branch
Smith Streets
Westford
Pine Streets
E. J. McEvoy
Lawrence Street
Belvidere Family Drug Store
High Street
Hovey’s News Depot
Fifth and
Bridge Streets
Prescott-Lawrence 90th Birthday in Forge Village
Suburban notices mark Mrs. Sarah Prescott Lawrence turning 90 with calls from family and friends. Born in Forge Village, she remains active in domestic duties, while a poem celebrates the late Miss Olive Ann Prescott, a longtime village resident and educator whose quiet life and public service left a lasting community impact.
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Sarah Prescott Lawrence
Forge Village
Prescott
Edward Prescott
Westford
Lawrence
Mr. Prescott
Abram Prescott
Gre
Olive Ann Prescott
Chelmsford Social Notes From Local Visitors and Outings
Chelmsford residents share travels and visits as D. Zevely and family stay with J. M. and Mrs. Fletcher in the village. Mrs. Fiske visits sons in New York while D. E. Atwood heads to Juniper Point with family. Gertrude Byam returns to work at the Lowell water board after vacation. Prof. Emerson and wife return from England en route to Hanover. Perham family returns from New Hampshire outings. Mrs. Adams visits her son in Marlboro. Mrs. Morrill returns from a two week stay with her sister in Concord and Billerica Street. H. S. Perham surveys Nantucket agricultural exhibits. Ellen Hunt visits in Concord and South Chelmsford.
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D. Zevely
Washington, D. C
J. M. Fletcher
B. M. Fiske
New York
D. E. Atwood
Juniper Point
Gertrude Byam
the Water Board
Lowell
C. F. Emerson
England
Hanover
N. H
E. C. Perham
New Hampshire
E. T. Adams
Marlboro
Leonard Morrill
Concord
G. W. Day
Billerica Street
H. S. Perham
Nantucket
Island
Ellen Hunt
South Chelmford
Miss Ethel Warley Vacationing in Boston
North Chelmsford notes Miss Ethel Warley is spending a week of vacation in Boston. Mrs. Charles L. Woodman of Milford New Hampshire visits Mr and Mrs John Warley in town. Master Harrison Mariner has accepted a position with F Blodgett of North Chelmsford. His many friends wish him best success.
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Ethel Warley
Boston
Charles L. Woodman
Milford, N. H
John Warley
Harrison Mariner
F. Blodgett
No. Chelmsford
Hoffman to Lead Tewksbury First Congregational Pulpit
In Tewksbury Mr J H Hoffman of North Reading will supply the pulpit of the First Congregational church next Sunday. Mrs Arthur Pillsbury and children have returned to California after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs George Pillsbury in town. Mrs Clark recovers from a fall while driving last Saturday. Mrs Morrill and daughter Stella visited York Beach then returned home. John Ruffle builds a stable on property at Kingsbury Centre. Tewksbury Grocery store adding modern improvements and a separate office. Miss Mary McBride on two week vacation with her parents.
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J. H. Hoffman
North Reading
First Congregational Church
Arthur Pillsbury
California
George Pillsbury
Clark
Morrill
Stella
York Beach
John Ruffle
Mr. Kingsbury
Tewksbury Grocery Company
Mary McBride
WIGGINVILLE SCHOOL LAND SALE AND REPAIR WORK
W H Flexney of Norristown Pa visits Wigginville while Walter Ramsden stays with Providence friends. Arrangements made for Curry and Cotter to sell town the disputed land for a new school building. The old school harmed by explosion is being unroofed to access broken beams and will be put in good order with two temporary rooms above the blacksmith shop. Varnum Bros oversee the repairs on the old structure.
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W. H. Flexney
Norristown
Walter Ramsden
Providence
R. L
Messrs. Curry and
Cotter
Messrs
Varnum Bros
Tome Keane at Y M C L Carnival Thursday
Tome Keane headlines a Y M C L Carnival Thursday featuring racing events in bicycle horse and automobile categories. The event promises varied attractions with local interest and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome Keane
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Gook, Jaylor & Co
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Crawfords
Mexico
Lowell Coal GO
Lowell Gas Light Company
Central ST
Lowell Coal Co
Thorndike ST
Paul Vigeant & CO
Moody Street
Shawmut Ave
Mary Anderson
UNION
Zionists’ State
Arbitration Commission
NEW Cardinals
U. S
Hart Palmer
Yellow Dock Nature
Eilingwood Pliers
Morae’s Yallow Dock Syrup Co
Boston, Mass
Courier Citizen
Time Courier and Citizen Readers
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Tewksbury
Wigginville
COAL
Horne & Son
H. B. Shattuck & Son
W. H. I. Hayes
G. W. Bonneville, D. D. S
Lowell Dental
Merrimack St
O. A
M. Saunders
Willins
Reecove
Gander
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