Senator Bailey Attacks Beveridge in Senate Assault
In Washington on June 30 Senator Bailey of Texas assaulted Senator Beveridge of Indiana after executive session. Bailey grabbed Beveridge by the throat and tore at his neckwear as other senators pulled them apart. The incident followed a heated debate over Bailey's charge that the State Department and Ambassador to Mexico mishandled papers in the Scott case.
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Washington
Bailey
Texas
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Solicitor Penfield
State Department
Trr
Senator Beveridge
Senator Bailey
Mr. Beveridge
Senator Hansbrough
North Dakota
Senator Spooner
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Barney Layton
Batley
Spooner
Senator Beiley
Remart
Kilek
Secretary of State
Beilenberg
Scott
Mexico
Baily
Eman Jailed after wild chase and brawl with Sheriff
Weeman Henry 8S Woods of Station Hanover Street is jailed after a disputed civil action for $116 with An Burnett. A late-night arrest led to a pursuit through Cross Street, a store barricade, and a clash with Deputy Sheriff Joseph Silsby at Station 1. Woods, a young officer, resisted, sparred, and was forced into a carriage to the jail where Judge Parmenter condemned his conduct and ordered examination for the poor debtor oath. The incident drew police officials and the public, with Superintendent Pierce investigating officers who refused to aid the sheriff.
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Weeman Henry
Woods
Hanover Street
Les Street
An Burnett
Burnett
North End
Joseph Silsby
Police Board
Fan
M JH. Pierce
Ods
Andrew Bur- Pit
Anther
Jetter
Silsby
Lore
Fred
Hoffman
Silshby
Rit Siletby
Shea
Toods
Rilsby
Talian
Cross Street
Silsey
Silshy
Commonwealth
Sheriff Silsby
Stisby
Parmenter
Pierce
Eiecers
Stoppered Horse Saves Children on Richmond Street
Patrolman Leonard of Division 1 risked his life to stop a runaway horse attached to a light wagon in front of Cushman School on Richmond Street. The horse bolted toward the water front as fire apparatus rushed by, dragging Leonard 20 to 30 yards before halting it. He previously saved Mrs. Salohi from a burning building on June 12.
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Leonard
Probby
Richmond Street
Hanover Reet
Cushman School
Hanover Street
Local Weather Forecast Tells of Showers and Winds
The forecast notes Tuesday will be fair with morning showers and light fresh winds. Wednesday is expected to be fair with similar conditions, keeping coastal regions in mind.
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Tocal
Four American Teachers Prisoner Report From Mountain Area
Four American teachers of Cebu province are described as missing or captured after clashes in mountainous areas. One man said to have been taken prisoner by rebels near Cebu while another account notes the teachers may still be alive. Authorities seek confirmation amid uncertain reports on their status.
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Mane
Bot Cebu
Mune
Bt Cebu
Police Officer Convicted and Transferred in Scant Report
A police order records the dismissal of Patrolman Michael Vision 6 after a judge found him guilty of disobeying superior officers. He receives a general order ban from active duty pending further administrative actions.
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Micha
L. Vision
Mistook Father for Hen Thief in Roslindale Shooting
James Stanley aged 18 was arrested in Division 138 Jamaica Pilani charged with assault with a loaded revolver after firing at his father Joshua on Washington street near the car house in Roslindale. He says darkness caused him to mistake his father for a hen thief. The ball struck the elder Stanley in the right hip. he is in pain but not believed to be in danger.
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James Stanley
Division 138
Jamaica
Pilani
Joshua
Washington Street
Roslindale
Stanley
James
Sumner Electrocuted at Ludlow Mill
Springfield June 30 Roger E Sumner about 43 was fatally electrocuted in Ludlow Manufacturing Associates mill while wiring a 650 horsepower motor. He was chief electrical engineer and with an assistant to make a connection when he shut off power but did not fully close the circuit.
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Springfield
Roger. E. Sumner
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
Dublin Lights Honor King's Progress Amid Crowds and unrest
All main streets in Dublin were brilliantly lit to mark the King's progress and were densely crowded, halting traffic. A group of Nationalists caused disturbances and were dispersed by police on several occasions.
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Dublin
Cuba Big Brother Cigarre gains top smoke title
People by their par achases have elected the Cuba Big Brother Cigarre as their favorite smoke. Its sale has been unprecedented in the history of the tobacco trade. It has eclipsed all other Inexpensive Smokes. Try them el one week and you will know why. It is the only method of getting good tobacco at a moderate cost.
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Cuba
Cambridge Car Inspector Killed in Yard Incident
James Maher a single man aged years, lived at 129 Putnam avenue Cambridge, was killed in the South Terminal last night while inspecting the Pullman Yukon car for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. A switching engine backed down on him, jammed between two cars, leaving him mangled. Body at Jones's on Lagrange street.
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James Maher
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
Maher
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Eingineer I. Reynolds
Walter McDonald
Jones's
Lagrange Street
Civil War veteran Patrick McCarthy seeks Soldiers' Home after wartime injuries
Patrick McCarthy a 57 year old Civil War veteran with wounds from head to foot rests at the Warfarers Lodge on Chardon street awaiting action on his admission to the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea. He enlisted at 14 as a drummer with the First Massachusetts Regiment and saved the regiments colors at James Island in 1862 despite heavy wounds and a sabre slash. He was twice captured with Libby prison his second confinement lasting over a year. Now Boston born he once worked as a teamster and his pension cannot support him without steady work.
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Patrick McCarthy
James Island
Warfarers
Chardon Street
Chelsea
McCarthy
Massachusetts
Libby
Boston
Wilkesbarre Boycott Fight News and Strife
The Citizens Alliance in Wilkesbarre offers up to 5000 dollars for arrests and convictions of boycott organizers, effigy hangers, and intimidation acts. A 100 dollar reward targets conspirators, while 500 dollars goes to those who hang an effigy. Reports from Hazelton and Pittston detail strike tensions, worker recalls, and company actions as unions resist returning to work.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Citizens’ Alliance of
National Board
John Fallon
T. D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers
Pittston
Joseph Frankel
Plymouth
Frankel
12000 More Miners Quit In Birmingham Strike
About 12,000 miners walked off the job in Birmingham Alabama today triggering a strike that disrupts the district. The walkout follows a meeting where the miners demanded an eight hour day a biweekly pay period and a 60 cent per ton cap on coal mining with a five cent increase. The operators refused these concessions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Aid For Mine Strikers In West Virginia
Indianapolis June 30 The national miners organization continues to ship three carloads of provisions daily to West Virginia strikers. It says no funds have been spent supporting the anthracite strike now in its eighth week, as locals prepared months ahead and can sustain a longer walkout without national aid.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Organization of the Mine Workers
West Virginia
Wilson
Boer Escapee From Bermuda Reaches New York Aboard Trinidad
On the steamship Trinidad arrived two stowaways. One was August Albrecht, an 86 year old Boer prisoner who escaped Bermuda detention camps by swimming a mile to Long Island and back to Bermuda before slipping aboard unseen. He fought at Spion Kop Colense and Magersfontein and refused to swear allegiance to England. The other stowaway was an Irish American stranded in Bermuda.
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New York
Trinidad
Quebec Steamship Company
August Albrecht
Bermuda
Albrecht
Germany
South Africa
Joubect
Spion Kop
Colense
Magersfontein
Darrell’s Island
England
Long Island
Forges in Hay Heady to Fight in Port au Prince
Hayti June 30 elections for deputies interrupted as parties arm for battle. Provisional government orders Admiral Killick’s arrest amid bombardment of Cape Haytien. Firmin and Nord factions clash. residences pillaged. Cretean Pierrot seeks coal for Firmin refuge. Firmin elected to represent Gonaives. North Artibonite factions protest disturbances linked to Montplaisir Pierre and Nord adherents.
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Port-Au-Prince
Hayti
Admiral Killick
Cape Haytien
Firmin
General Firmin
Alexis Nord
M. Firmin
General Nord
Cretean-Pierrot
Port Au Prince
F. M. Firmin
Gonaives
Chamber of Deputies
Department
Artibonite
Seneque Montplaisirpierre
Description of Cape Haytien and surrounding areas
Description of Cape Haytien on the northern coast as a picturesque, harbor town with a French colonial legacy, earthquakes, and bombardments. Notes its population about 20,000, status as capital of the colony, and importance as a cable terminus to New York, Cuba, and Jamaica. Highlights nearby La Plaine du Nord Te Acul du Nord Milot and the Sans Souci palace ruins and the citadel La Ferriere, famed for massive stone walls.
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Cape Haytien
Paris
Cape
Island
New York
Cuba
Jamaica
la Plaine du Nord
Te Acul du Nord
Milot
Christopher
Sans Souci
la Ferriere
Father gains custody of child after attempted abduction in Coltshire
Marshall Boyer of Brighton took his five year old daughter from her mother at Naaman Tirrell’s home in Coltshire. A chase ensued as Boyer fired into the air and fled to Wendell Depot where Deputy Fowler arrested him. In district court Judge Hall ruled the father had a right to take the child and found him not guilty on the attempted murder charge.
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Orange
Marshall Boyer
Brighton
Naaman Tirrell
Coltshire
Boyer
Roy Fuller
Wendell Depot
Fowler
Roy Muller
Hall
Bates Men Split Over Myers for Lieutenant Governor
Speaker James J. Myers faces stiff opposition from Bates men who favored General Guild in Ward 10 and doubt Myers will run. Ex Senator Innes and Ward 10 leaders back Guild, while Bates supporters fear Myers will seek re election as speaker. Myers plans a statewide tour before deciding his candidacy.
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James J. Myers
Bates
Bates Guild
Howland
I. P. Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Myers
Guild
Charles H. Innes
East Boston
Massachusetts
General Guild
Innes
Cuba
Speaker Myers
Republican State Committee
Bates People
Soule
Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald Dodges on Conry Re Election
Ex-Congressman John F Fitzgerald told a Post reporter at the Washington and School corner he favors Conry’s re election, pointing to his brother Senator Henry S Fitzgerald who laughs and says the ex official is running Ward 6. The two statesmen then went to dinner.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Post
Washington
School
Joseph A. Conry
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Eastern Extension Cable Plan Involves Faster Pacific Route
A Navy Department conference with Secretary Moody Rear Admiral Bradford and Senator Perkins examined a proposal by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company to finish laying a Pacific cable a year early and secure reduced government rates in exchange for access to survey data from the U S S Nero in 1899. Bradford will report on the offer in a few days.
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Washington
Navy Department
Moody
Bradford
Bureau of Equipment
Perkins
California
Committee On Naval Affairs
Eastern Extension Telegraph Company
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Pacific Ocean
Ocean
Clerical Link Between Cutler and Rockefeller Revealed
Bertram Cutler, a clerk in John Rockefeller's New York office, holds 123,976 shares of United States Steel preferred stock and 25,365 shares of common stock. He works in room 1409 of the Standard Oil Building at 26 Broadway and lives in Prohibition Park, Staten Island, which explains Rockefeller’s missing name on the city list. Cutler redirects dividends to Rockefeller and another associate, explaining the absence of Rockefeller’s name.
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New York
Bertram Cutler
United States Steel Corporation
John Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Broadway
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
Cutler
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Cutler
Man Kicked by Unruly Horse In South Boston Street
Michael P. Welch of 98 East Newton Street was kicked by a horse on Second Street yesterday afternoon. He sustained a painful wound to his left leg.
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Second Street
South
Boston
Michael P. Welch
East Newton Street
Charged Start To Colonial Conference On Empire Defence
London June 30 The first session of a colonial conference met in the colonial office to discuss closer trade between the colonies and England and imperial defence. Joseph Chamberlain presided and outlined aims in commercial political relations and defence. Premiers showed a hopeful spirit and a fruitful outcome is anticipated as ministers may join when topics touch their portfolios.
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London
Colonial Conference
England
Colonial Office
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Twentieth Century Limited Sets New Long-Distance Record
In Albany, June 30, Superintendent Harrington announced the Twentieth Century Limited broke the world record for long-distance rail travel on its Albany to Syracuse run. The train covered 148 miles in 145 minutes including a stop at Utica and several slowdowns caused by a delay at West Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Harrington
Mohawk Division
New York ‘Central Railroad Tonight
Twentieth Century Limited
Syracuse
Utica
West Albany
Diplomatic Leaders to Meet in Carlsbad on Trade Deals
Brussels Daily Telegraph correspondent says German chancellor Count von Benjow, Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister Count Golachowski, and Italian Foreign Minister Signor Prinnell will meet at Carlsbad to discuss commercial treaties. They will also discuss the Russia Bulgaria military convention that reportedly alarms Austria.
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London
Brussels
Daily Telegraph
Count von Buejow
Count Golachowski
Signor Prinell
Carlsbad
Austria
Russia
Bulgaria
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Vihat
J. W. Bailey
Eman
H. 8S. Woods
Division
Rismand
Feely
WM. Read & Sons
Roger
Sumner
South Terminal Station
Hay
John
Senator Fitzgerald
Henry
Pacific Cable Plans
Eastern Extension Company
United States
Cutler Rockefeller
20Th Century Limited
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