Burglars Loot a Bank Vault in Phillips Me
The vault of Phillips National Bank was entered at 2 a.m. and $749.50 in silver and copper stolen while about $14,000 in currency remained secured in the main safe. No suspects observed. authorities believe amateurs or a Western Maine gang conducted the job. A trunk belonging to Julia Hinckley and papers of value were also taken. Local deputies pursued fugitives with aid from nearby towns, but the main safe was not breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Phillips National Bank
Julia Hinckley
Dana O. Coolidge
Leslie D. Eaton
Harry E. Bell
D. F. Field
Field
National Bankers Association
Maine
Freight Trains Collide Near Ayer Burned Cars Reported
A rear-end collision on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine near Ayer left four cars burned and six damaged. No serious injuries, though the rear train crew sustained minor cuts and bruises. Freight No. 1 stood as extra No. 228 struck from behind causing a wreck and temporary traffic delay.
Calls Upon Folk To Aid Jerome In Good Government
New York citizens without party urging Jerome to speak, to keep a fearless faithful public servant in office. The undersigned invite him to come on and address the public for good government and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oct
Bn Hornblower
Jerime
Confesses Murder to Save Innocent Man in Leadville Case
Cripple Creek reports Sones Pickens admitted to a murder from twelve years ago at Leadville while claiming the confession aimed to save Ga taneeumstam who was jailed in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Sones Pickens
P. B. Waleh
Leadville
Ga Taneeumstam
Army and Navy Friction Heh-omy Four Week War
Army and Navy clash over friction during a four week period as tensions surface.Officials report growing strain affecting operations and morale at bases and ships amid ongoing service adjustments and policy reviews.
Mathes Is Again a Free Man
Albert O. Mathes of Dover former treasurer of the Strafford Savings Bank was released from the state prison in Concord after completing the minimum term of an indeterminate sentence for embezzlement. Governor McLane and his council granted a pardon at their last meeting, removing parole and restoring him to full citizenship. Mathes then returned to Dover where friends allegedly secured him work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Albert O. Mathes
Dover
Strafford Savings Bank
McLane
Mathes
Printers Strike in Schenectady Over Eight Hour Day
In Schenectady New York printers walked out after the firm refused to continue an $18 wage scale with the eight hour day. They had earlier won a one hour day but faced wage cuts. Company officials announced settlement on terms allowing operation to resume January 1 when the eight hour day takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
Manila Free From Cholera Despite Outbreak Threats
Manila reports no new cholera cases in the past hours while twelve deaths occurred in provinces. A Cotabato valley insurgent aims to raid and target pro-government Merce as Mindanao tensions rise.
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Manila
Cotabato Valley
Leland
Mindagee
Archbishop Rierdan Sees Pope in Private Audience
Archbishop Patrick W. Rierdan of San Francisco was received in a private audience today by the Pope who met him with evident knowledge of American affairs. The Archbishop found the Pope in excellent health and spirits, both mentally and physically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick W. Rierdan
San Francisco
Incomplete OCR Teaser for Tokyo Event Review
Fragmentary text from a page segment mentions Tokyo and an event review. Names, dates, and details are unclear but imply a report about a travel or cultural event in Tokyo. No clear individuals or organizations can be confirmed for a fuller summary.
England honors memory of hero of Trafalgar
Cleveland dispatch reports a post gale toll on the great lakes with 13 lives and 12 ships lost. Wreckage near southeast shoal lightship Lake Erie tied to barge Tasmania. Commerce sinks near Cedar Point. Sarah B. Sheldon ashore at Lorain and nearly broken up. Wisconsin moved to dry dock after running onto a submerged breakwater. The storm subsided but heavy seas lingered on Lake Erie.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Tasmania
Detroit River
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Sarah B. Sheldon
Lorain
Wisconsin
Centenary Nelson Death Observances Across British Empire
The one hundredth anniversary of Nelson's Trafalgar victory is marked across the empire. Flags dipped aboard ships as bands played the dead march, Nelson column and Victory ship lit with bunting. Trafalgar Square, St Paul's rites, and navy league ceremonies honor naval service with wreaths from colonies and cities.
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London
Nelson
France
Spain
Cape Trafalgar
Portsmouth
Trafalgar Square
England
Empire
Naval Brigade
Admira Togo
St. Paul's Cathedral
Navy League
League
C. H. Stockton
United States
Great Britain
Storm moves past Great Lakes waterway damage eased
Reports to Detroit weather bureau indicate the storm that caused widespread damage on the Great Lakes Thursday night and yesterday has ended on Superior Huron and Michigan and is slowly passing over Erie and Ontario. Water at Lime Kilns crossing near the Detroit River rose to 18 feet 7 inches as 20 steamers, held up by low water, hope to enter Lake Erie.
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Detroit
Mich
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Lakes Superior
Huron
Michigan
Lakes Eries
Ontario
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Life Savers Rescue Vega Crew and Others at Shore
Ludington Michigan October 21 life savers rescued the Vega crew and Mrs George Jorgenson wife of the captain as the ship broke on the beach At Manistee the small schooner Lydia carrying three was saved by life savers At Frankfort the mail boat Reliance wrecked on the beach and mail carrier Hayes his wife and son were rescued by Frankfort life saving crew
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Ludington
Mich
Vega
George Jorgenson
Manistee
Here
Lydia
Frankfort
Reliance
Hayes
Casto Theatre Changes Hands Reopens Under Hathaway
Al Haynes relinquishes the Casto theatre lease at Market and Shattuck. Andrew E. Hathaway of New Bedford takes over and plans immediate reconstruction turning the main floor street level. A fruit shop will be removed. Hathaway’s new house will seat over a thousand and run a strict vaudeville program under his name with Frank G. Mack as local manager for Christmas week openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Haynes
Casto Theatre
Market and
Shattuck Streets
Andrew E. Hathaway
New Bedford
Market Street
Nelson centenary events honor Trafalgar Day in Halifax
On Trafalgar Day Halifax observes with flags on H M 8 Drake and the second squadron at port. At 4 20 p m flags dip and 1 minute guns fire in memory of Nelson s death hour. Tomorrow Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenburg and a star will attend a Nelson centenary service at St Paul s Church with British Army and Navy veterans forming a guard of honor.
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Halifax
Nelson
Drake
T Port
Prince Louie of
Passenger train derailed near Fort Scott after broken rail
A Missouri Pacific passenger train from Kansas City and St Louis derailed five miles west of Fort Scott on October 21 due to a broken rail. Baggage and express cars, mail car, and chair car were damaged but no injuries were reported.
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Fort Seott
Kae
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St. Louis
Fort Scott
Polly
Bos
Lyon Street School Annex Moves Toward Occupancy
The Lyon Street School annex will be ready for occupancy within a month after Supt. O Connor of lands and buildings met with the mayor. The Gormley residence will be remodeled to create two classrooms with interior partitions removed and minimal cost. Ward 4 residents gain needed space and Mayor Casey signed the claims committee report with awards to listed petitioners. The Grand Court of Foresters invites Casey to speak at a Boston reception on October 25 with Grand Chief Ranger William A Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Street
Supt. O'Connor
Lands and Buildings Department
Gormley
Casey
Charles F. Urann
Agnes Maguire
George M. Beals
Sidney Fe, Pierce
John P. Hubbard
Traders and Mechanics Insurance Co
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Grand Court of Foresters
Mayor Casey
United States
William A. Hogan
Essex
Boston
Slight Run on the Westbrook Bank in Portland
In Portland on October 21 a slight run on the Westbrook Trust Company began after an unfounded rumor that the bank was unsafe. Withdrawals were modest and the source unclear. Treasurer Lamb stated the rumor was baseless, the past half year business was strong, and the annual dividend to stockholders will be paid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Westbrook Trust Company
Westbrook
Wm. M. Lamb
Calabrian Earthquake Relief Gift Reported from Rome
King Victor Emmanuel reportedly received 20000 dollars anonymously for Calabria quake sufferers, with Baron Kotchen the Russian consul at Messina stating the contributor was Emperor Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Calabria
Baron Kotchen
Messina
Nicholas
Robbery by Highwaymen Near Herrville
An Italian bank representative visiting Lancaster from Philadelphia was robbed of about $3000 near Herrville by two highwaymen. He and a farmer companion were held at gunpoint while en route to Merrville to deposit funds from the Pennsylvania Railroad project. The victim departed for Philadelphia without alerting police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Herrville
Philadelphia
Pennesylvania Railroad Company
Ile
Merrville
Clementel Knowles wedding in Newibly witnessed by Rouvier
Paria October 21 M Clementel minister of the colonies wed Mrs Rigby Knowles widow of an Enatich publicist in Newibly Premier Rouvier served as chief witness for the groom and Admiral Fourier for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
M. Clementel
Rigby Knowles
Newibly
Rouvier
Admiral Fourier
Optimistic Speech on Panama Canal Prospects in Florida
Jacksonville October 21. The presidential party arrived by special train to cheers from thousands. A parade escorted by the First Florida regiment followed, then the president spoke from Seminole Club balcony. He praised the canal as a great national and world project and pledged to report engineers advice soon. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Groward
Nolan
Garner
Board of Trade
U. S
Taliaferro
Mallory
Sparklan
Lamar
Clark
Wilson
Carter
Florida
Lovell
First Florida Regiment
Seminole Club
Guv. Broward
Savings Deposit Notice Months Begin Interest
Monthly interest begins on the third day of each month. Open to deposits of 61.00 or more. Savings deposits available from 9 am to 4 pm.
Suspended sixty feet high an almost nude body found near Westport
Westport Connecticut October 21 an almost nude man’s body was found hanging from a hickory tree in Peats Swamp after being sighted by a dusk trolley crew from Norwalk. Medical examiner Huntington led the investigation, and a woodman felled the tree as men climbed proved infeasible. Police believe the man hanged himself by a strap around the neck, using the limb for support as the body swayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Conn
Norwalk
Peat's Swamp
Huntington
Copper mine promoter arrested in Boston case
Dr. Wm. R. Brown, secretary of the North Platte Copper Mining and Smelting Company of Douglas Wyoming, was arrested in Boston on a fugitive from justice warrant from Philadelphia. Indicted October 2 with L. Pusey for larceny linked to the company’s nandals at Douglas in 1901. Receivership actions filed in Boston Philadelphia and Douglas. Civil suits in Philadelphia pending, with a continuance until October 27 as extraction battles loom.
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Boston
Wm. R. Brown
North Platte Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Douglas
Wyo
Philadelphia
L. Pusey
Brown
Priest Horseback Accident Ends In Skull Fracture
Rev. William St. Houghton of St Peter and Paul's Cathedral in Providence was thrown from a horse and received a fractured skull. The 29 year old Latin and Greek instructor from the church’s college was riding when a gust of dry leaves caused the horse to shy. Doctors fear injuries may be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L. Get
Wiliam St. Houghton
Peter and Paul's
Idina
Pr Houghton Wee
Former Laval rector named to Niagara reports panel
Ottawa reports the former rector of Laval University and president of the Royal Society of Canada has been appointed by the International Waterways Commission as a geological expert. He will prepare a report on the receding Canadian side of Niagara Falls, which has moved 299 feet over the past years. The waterways commission begins its Niagara Falls investigation today with the panel testing conditions and gathering data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Oat
Oct
Famme
Laval University
Royal Society of Canada
Interna Waterware Commission
Niagara
New York Harbor Vessel Collision Reported
New York Oct 11 report says the Nerweetan routed the schooner Artevitic J. Peary of Providence outward bound to Virginia. The Velend cleared yesterday for Windsor met with damage and crew saved after the schooner carried away her jibboom and shipped heavy seas amid a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Artevitic J. Peary
Providence
Virginian
Windsor
New York firm changes top leadership and board
The executive head of the Republic Tree and Street Company is to be removed from chief executive duties. The board will consider changes at the next meeting, including the removal, the service committee adjustments, and potential shifts in director roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Get
Repeble Tree End Breet Company
of & Feeett
Beer of Directors
Servatiee Committee
Bank Directors Quiet After Allegheny Bank Closure
Oct 21 Allegheny still shrouded in uncertainty as Enterprice National Bank directors meet past midnight. The meeting sought clarity on financial condition and plans for managing estate of Cashire Clark, with no disclosure of potential criminal or civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diecoveret
Scrofula Term Used For Variety Of Skin Tumors
A historical medical note explains scrofula as a term applied to many skin growths and eruptions including cutaneous tumors and inflamed eyelids, describing its broad, imprecise use in early medicine.
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Ayer
Jerome
Babbitt Co
Ben Marek Mauding, Lette
General Electric Co
Valle
Tokio
Hero OF
Trafalgar
Victory
Lakes Erie
Washington Savings Institution
Central ST
Lowell Trust Co
Christian Science
Firet Universatiet Church
Bicknell Young
B. of
Chicago
Mince
Ei-Azihes
Lewis Fix Pottt
Westbrook Bank
Clementel—Knowles
Gulf States
Panama Canal
South Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
South America
Savings
Traders National Bank
Darf
Enterprise Bank
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