Typographical Union Opens 49th Session in Washington
The 49th session of the International Typographical Union opened at the Columbia Theatre Washington with 315 delegates. President Lynch and secretary Bramwood presented reports detailing year results and membership gains. An excursion down the Potomac followed adjournment.
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Washington, D. C
International Typographical Union
Columbia Theatre
Whitehead
Congress
Amos J. Cummings
Copyright Committee
Lynch
J. M. Bramwood
Treasury
International Union
Potomac
James M. Lynch
The
Slayer of consul to be court martialled
Constantinople Aug 10 The murder of Russian consul M Rost kovski has caused intense excitement in the city and is the sole topic in streets cafes and public resorts. The incident is believed to aggravate the already serious situation in the region.
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Constantinople
M. Rostkovski
Balkan Insurrection Spreads Weighs on Monastir
The text notes rising Bulgarian support for an insurrection spreading south of Monastir. The wali is dismissed and Hussein Hilmi Pasha, formerly Yemen governor, is named as his replacement. An imperial aide orders a court martial at Monastir to try the assassin of M Rostkovski and to determine who killed the Russian consul.
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Macedonia
Monastir
Hussein Hilmi Pasha
Yemen
Arabia
M. Rostkovski
Macedonians Move to Intercept Turks Reinf from Old Servia
Constantinople dispatch says Macedonian insurgents concentrate between Prilip and Dibra to intercept Turkish reinforcements arriving from Old Servia, as London reports Aug. 10.
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London
Constantinople
Prilip
Dibra
Old Servia
Russia Demands Fullest Satisfaction After Consul Murder
Moscow asserts demands for full satisfaction from Turkey after the assassination of Russian Consul Rostkovski in Monastir. The Foreign Minister orders energetic action for punishment of the killer and any officials responsible. The report cites telegraphic exchanges with Constantinople and the Sultan's regret.
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Russia
Turkey
ST. Petersburg
Monastir
M. Rostkovski
Macedonia
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Count Lamsdorff
Constipation cure claim touts Iron Ox Tablets
An advertisement warns of health dangers from constipation and promotes Tron Ox and Iron-Ox Tablets as tonic laxatives. It asserts rapid relief is unsafe and that regular digestion and liver function improve bowel health. The firm Iron-Ox Remedy Co. sells fifty tablets for 25 cents, Detroit, Mich.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Fifteen Turkish Villages Are Burned
Salonica reports that fifteen Turkish villages in the vilayet of Okhihia were burned by Bulgarian revolutionists. Many victims are reported as Turkish troops arrived too late to save the villages.
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Kitchevo
Drougovo
Smilevo
Krouche
Bolne
Monastir
Salonica
Macedonians threaten to destroy railroads
Boris Sarafoff, the active leader of the Macedonian insurgents, warned the Oriental railway directors on August 10 to stop selling passenger tickets or face destruction of all the railways.
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Vienna
Boris Sarafoff
Oriental Railway
Heptasophs Hold Picnic at Bass Point
Fully 500 members and friends of South Boston Conclave 433 Independent Order of Heptasophs picnicked at Bass Point yesterday in fine weather. The outing featured vaudeville acts, a baseball game, running races, and speeches. LAfricains Band performed and Bass Point orchestra supplied music for dancing. A considerable sum was raised for the benevolent fund.
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Friends
South Boston
Order of Heptasophs
Bass Point
William S. McNary
James M. Lane
Thomas A. Mellen
James Gallighan
Joseph W. Lynch
W. M. Flynn
Boston
William
McNary
L’africain
Bass Point Orchestra
A Fine Moonlight Sail from Nantasket Point
Aboard the fast roomy boats Harlem and Monahansett of the Nantasket Point line, leaving from Bay Line Wharf at 400 Atlantic Avenue, a moonlight harbor sail offers a two hour excursion at moderate cost. The inner harbor ride avoids seasickness and includes access to Nantasket Point attractions such as Casino dancing and the Ocean View clambake at the Nantasket Point Hotel pavilion, with the last boat to Boston departing at 10:30.
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Harlem
Monahansett
Nantasket Point
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Inner Harbor
Ocean View
D. C. Wade
Soston
Many Phases of Life in Judge Ely's Court
Reports from Judge Ely's Municipal Court show a day filled with drunkenness cases, humorous and pathetic testimonies, and crowd reactions. Bernard Harrington, tall and past his prime, argued for his family while denying excessive drinking. others faced fines or probation for petty crimes, including a boy caught stealing a safety pin from a veteran and a peddler linked to gambling.
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Ely
Bernard Harrington
Canton Street
James Quigley
Chelsea
Harry Ober
Joseph Hooper
Thomas Connell
Connell
Frank M. Graves
Salvation Army
Green Street
Burns
West End
Jacob Collins
Wall .Street
Togus
Little Jacob
Regatta Entry List For Worcester Association Racing
The 31st annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen is set for Lake Quinsigamond Worcester this Friday and Saturday. Entries include multiple intermediate and senior events with clubs from East Boston Boston New York Toronto St Louis and Winnipeg among others. strong fields feature intermediate single sculls senior and championship events and crews from Columbia Boat Club Dauntless and Wachusett Boat Club among listed participants.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Clarence E. Johnson
Arlington
Mass
W. H. Hodgkins
East Boston
William T. Stuffler
South Boston
Harry Crowley
F. R. Peterson
John P. Buckley
Portland
R. P. Blake
Boston
C.S. Titus
Frank Greer
Fred R. Peterson
Columbian Rowing Club
Dauntless Rowing Club
Harlem Rowing Club
New York Athletic Club
Potomac Boat Club
Washington
Seawanhaka B. c
Brooklyn
Atalanta
B. C
A. A
Masa
Toronto Rowing Club
Toronto
Western Rowing Club
St. Louis
Atalanta B. C
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Staten Island Boat Club
Staten Island
Century Boat Club
Boston A. A. Boat Club
St. Louis R. C
Winnipeg R. C
Winnipeg
Can
R. C
Winnipeg Rowing Club
Columbia Boat Club
Allegheny
Penn
Jeffries Point
Rowing Association
St. Alphonsus Club
Wachusett Boat Club
Nantasket Beach Resorts via Rowe's Wharf Steamers
Nantasket Beach remains the popular Boston area shore resort with hourly steamers from Rowe's Wharf to Pemberton and Nantasket. Attractions include band concerts by the Martland Brockton Band and the historic coal mine and old mill. Under Park Commission supervision the resort has new buildings, broad piazzas, and covered promenades enhancing visitor comfort.
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Nantasket Beach
Boston
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton and
Nantasket
Martland Brockton
Park Commission
Two Royal Blue Line Tours from Boston in September
Two eight day and twelve day tours depart Boston on Friday September 17. Tour one visits Reading Gettysburg Blue Mountains Washington and Philadelphia for 32 dollars. Tour two adds James River old Point Comfort and Richmond for 52 dollars. Open to Grand Army members and Civil War historians. Details from Joseph P Taggart Royal Blue Line Boston agent.
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Reading
Penn
Gettysburg
Blue Mountains
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Old Point Comfort
James River
Richmond
Boston
Grand Army
Joseph P. Taggart
New England
Royal Blue Line
Washington Street
Mass
Fluky Winds Test Manchester Yacht Club Regatta
Fluky southeast breeze at Manchester harbor yields drifting finishes in the clubs open race. Arrow leads 18-footers, Opitsah interfered near finish. Myrmidon and Miladi II follow. Sally IV wins handicap class from scratch. Crowhurst Cup race to sail at 2 p.m.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Arrow
Aspinquid
House Island
Martin's Ledge
Chewink
Tobin
Martin’s Ledge
Urchin
Opitsah
Medric
Chief
Eagle Island
Martin
Aspinquid Ul
Mirage
Mirade II
Chance
Myrmidon
Patrice
Dominoe
Question
Miladi
Miladi II
Sally IV
English Tennis Cracks to Play at Southampton
English singles champion H L Doherty and R F Doherty along with Harold S Mahony arrived at Southampton L I to compete in a Meadow Club tournament. They will face top American players William A Larned Bob Wrenn Beals C Wright and William J Clothier. The draw is set for tomorrow morning with the Dohertys expected to take part in opening matches.
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Southampton
L. I
H. L. Doherty
R. F. Doherty
Harold S. Mahony
Meadow Club
William A. Larned
Bob Wrenn
Beals C. Wright
William J. Clothier
Dohertys
Provincetown Sea Trips From Boston Bay Line to Cape Cod
The Cape Cod line offers daily sailings from Pay Line Wharf to Provincetown with Sunday trips at 9 30 am. Travelers enjoy an hour and a half in the quaint whaling port for dinner and sightseeing amid Provincetown’s historic associations.
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Boston
Provincetown
Cape
Cape Cod
Pay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Shamrock II Getting Ready for Cup Races
In New York Shamrock III lies in drydock at Erie Basin as dockyard workers and Shamrock I crew prepare Shamrock II. Captain Wringe does not expect to launch until next week. On Wednesday she will be measured by the New York Yacht Club official to determine racing length and time allowances with Reliance.
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New York
Erie Basin
Wringe
New York Yacht Club
Reliance Tries New Sail at Bristol Cup Trials
During forenoon a mainsail was bent on and at 2 pm the yacht began a short sail down the bay. She returned at 4 pm and the sail was removed from the vessel and stored aboard the canal boat Moonstone. The sail used this afternoon is believed to be the best of a dozen built for Reliance and will likely be the one used in the cup races.
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Bristol
R. 1
Defender Wins Second Canada Cup Race in Toronto
The defender Strathcona wins the Canada's Cup race in Toronto by 10 minutes. Skipper Jarvis led Barr at the start and finished 2 minutes 8 seconds ahead at the line.
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Toronto
Strathcona
Jarvis
Barr
Koch Lung Cure Promises Cure For Hay Fever
The Koch inhalation treatment using Tuberculine is touted as a cure for hay fever, linked to asthma prevention. Dr Edward Koch, Medical Director, oversees offices and apparatus at the Koch Lung Cure Institute in Boston. Free consultation and examination offered. testimonials claim success.
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Koch Lung Cure
Edward Koch
Koch
Robert Koch
Koch Lung Cure Institute
Boylston Street
Boston
Bugbee of Melrose Funeral Notice at MGH
At Massachusetts General Hospital on August 8 Willis D Bugbee of Melrose died. Funeral from his late residence 145 Laurel street Melrose Tuesday at 2 oclock. Friends invited.
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Bugbee
Massachusetts General Hospital
Willis D. Bugbee
Melrose
Laurel Street
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