Iceberg Patrol by Revenue Cutter Seneca Off Grand Banks
The Seneca completed the first iceberg patrol duty as a permanent revenue cutter operation off Grand Banks and Newfoundland. Captain Johnston led a crew of 78 and used a high power wireless to broadcast ice reports within 600 miles. The crew described growlers and calves as berg fragments, and the ship will return to Tompkinsville after a routine supply stop at Woods Hole.
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Boston
Revenue Cutter Service
United States Navy
Grand Banks
United States
Seneca
Johnston
Little Iron Watchdog
Long Wharf
Newfoundland
Halifax
Miami
Nova Scotia
Gulf Stream
Captain Johnston
Revenue Service
Woods Side
Tompkinsville
N. Y
New England
Boston Harbor
Japan to send new note on California alien land law
Viscount Chinda informed Secretary Bryan that Japan’s foreign office dispatched a supplementary note to the United States regarding the California alien land law negotiations. The note’s arrival by cable pauses Bryan’s readying reply, which was nearly complete and due for delivery before week’s end.
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Washington
Viscount Chinda
Bryan
United States
California
State Department
Hottest City in New England Reaches 87 in Boston
Boston logged 87 degrees at 2 pm making it the hottest spot in New England. A cool breeze eased most of the day though early afternoon heat proved oppressive with one reported prostration. An unidentified 40 year old man, about 5 feet 11 inches, in dark clothing, collapsed at Castle and Washington streets and was taken to City Hospital.
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Boston
New England
Castle
Washington Streets
Bulgars Occupy Important Town Reported by Sofia
In Sofia on June 30 authorities report 36 000 Bulgarians occupied Gueva Lega off the bayonet. The developing report notes a major advance tied to abolition efforts and regional tensions.
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Sofia
Guevea Lega
Circus in Waltham Stranded Amid Ghosts and Attachments
De Witt Ballard's circus, stranded in Waltham for a three day stand, awaits the phantom they call the ghost. With 23 performers, including Little Dora the snake charmer and the Fat Man and Woman, the show faces attachments on its goods and a wary future as many members have left for work.
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de Witt Ballard
Waltham
Little Dora
John Moore
Circus
B. Barrett Ludington
Canvasman
Bridgeport
Ludington
Stey
Athol
Gardner
Greater
Boston
Siebert Brothers
Genevieve
Herbert Brothers
Ballard
Home Rule Bill Passes Committee in Commons Vote
In London on June 30 the home rule bill cleared the committee stage in the House of Commons. The opposition objected loudly. a division produced 143 votes to 120 in favor of advancing the bill.
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London
House of Commons
Young Tufts Graduate Becomes Malden Hospital Junior Doctor
Dr. Harold Edward Marsh of Quincy begins duties as junior house physician at Malden City Hospital. Although he graduated from Tufts Medical School last month he cannot receive the MD degree until October 11 due to being a minor. Marsh is among the youngest physicians to graduate from Tufts and to work as a hospital house physician.
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Harold Edward Marsh
Quincy
Tufts Medical School
Malden City Hospital
Tufts
Medford
Harlow Sues Landlady Over Plumbing Ills For Damages
George M. Harlow files suit against Celia Green representing Back Bay R. Trust alleging illness due to defective plumbing and sanitary conditions at 718 Commonwealth arena. Claim seeks 2000 dollars in damages in a counter arrears case entered in municipal court with Governor Foss named in relation to the matter.
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Commonwealth Arena
George M. Harlow
Foss
Celia Green
Back Bay R. Trust
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Daily Ice Reports
Senaca
All Ice
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Harko
Les Cu
Japan
Vorenberg
Vorenberg’s
Rock of Gibraltar
Canal Uy. In
Serge
N. E. Ciites
Malden Hospital
Harlow Suex
LAND
Asages
York and
Emery
America
Styler
SANE
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