Fire in Haverhill silk embroidery plant causes $55,000 loss
A belt box friction ignited a blaze at J. B. Stark & Co. on Washington street, damaging about $55,000 across three firms. Stark bears $35,000, N. F. Gowan and George A. Burnham each incur $5,000, and Irving H. Keith’s shoe findings stock faces $10,000 in losses as flames threatened the leather and shoe district.
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N. F. Gowan
George A. Burnham
Stark Place
Irving H. Keith
Suffrage Receipts and Disbursements Reported
Seattle July 2 during the American Woman's Suffrage Association session treasurer Harriet Taylor Upton announced last year receipts of 15420 and disbursements of 14480. Henry B. Blackwell of Massachusetts argued that a Supreme Court decision allows legislatures by majority vote to grant women the right to vote for presidential electors.
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Seattle
Wash
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Henry B. Blackwell
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Socialist Leader Opposes Nicholas Visit in French Chamber
Paris July 2 M Jaures socialist leader lashes opposition to the impending visit of Emperor Nicholas to France in a violent speech before the Chamber of Deputies.
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M. Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
Emperor Nicholas
France
Warships Gather at Boston Navy Yard For July Fourth Observance
A flotilla of four battleships led by Connecticut and Vermont arrives at Boston for a quiet Fourth celebration and repairs. The fleet includes Illinois Mississippi Salem Panther Des Moines and a flotilla of torpedo boats with shore liberty and daily visitor access from 10 to 5. Leaders Rear Admirals Schroeder Swift plan summer maneuvers off Provincetown starting July 8.
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Boston Navy Yard
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Navy, Yard
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Swift
Navy Yard
Schroeder
Anad
Illinois
Mississippi
Panther
Des Moines
Provincetown
Walter c. Cowles
Charles J. Badger
Washington I. Chambers
Frank F. Fletcher
Diver F Doyle Vital Underwater Struggle Ends Surface
In St John New Brunswick diver Fred Doyle faced a doomed air supply as his diving apparatus failed beneath Partridge Island. After signaling for air he managed to grab the life line and was pulled to the surface semi conscious with blue lips and blood at the mouth and nostrils.
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ST. John
N. B
Partridge Island
Fred Doyle
27 Men Buried by Cave-In Tragedy
Rescue efforts quoted with one worker using speaking tubes and stimulants as cigarettes passed to trapped men. A total of 11 people were recovered dead or injured by midnight and 16 more were believed buried under debris. One worker fell to the ditch bottom and broke his neck during a jump for safety.
Kor Physical Exhaustion and Digestion Help Ad
Kor product claims to aid physical exhaustion and digestion with Hora ford's acid phosphate. It warns of nervousness and impaired digestion and promotes a special formulation as advisable for tired or weak individuals.
Murder Stirs Great Britain In Imperial Institute Killing
The murder of Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Hutt Curzon Wyllie and Dr. Cawas Labaca at the Imperial Institute by an Indian student shocks London. Public figures fear for safety and protection for officials rises while sympathy flows to Viscount Moreley as political tensions flare.
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London
William Hutt Curzon Wyllie
Cawas Labaca
Shanghai
Madar Lelof Dhinagri
Imperial Institute
England
Phoenix Park
Great Britain
Viscount Moreley
India
House of Commons
Baronet Arthur Stepney Claimed From Death Victim
Papers found with a stranger's body at the Southern Pacific station in Yuma Arizona identify him as Sir Arthur Carl Stepney of London an English baronet with substantial estates and a noted scientist.
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Yuma
Ariz
Arthur Carl Stepney
London
Bomb Explosion to Be Riot Call
Pittsburg reports a new police riot alert using a detonated bomb to create a 700 foot signal in the tower of station houses. Electric flashes then guide patrolmen to the riot location for rapid response and high ground observation.
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Pittsburg
Thousands View World Shoe and Leather Fair Exhibits
Thousands view a vast display from infant footwear to men's boots at the World’s Shoe and Leather Fair. A model shoe factory draws crowds as workers demonstrate pattern cutting, packing, lacing, and size marking while leather and factory exhibits attract attention.
State seeks ouster of oil trust from Mississippi
Jackson Miss July 2 Proceedings filed in Chancery Court of Harrison county accuse Texas Company and Gulf Refining Company of being branches of Standard Oil and violating Mississippi anti-trust laws. Plaintiffs seek penalties totaling 11 000 000 and perpetual injunctions to restrain further operations in the state. The actions mirror recent suits in Clay county against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.
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Jackson, Miss
Texas Company
Gulf Refining Company
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Mississippi
Commonwealth
Chancery Court
Harrison County
Clay County
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Fire Devastates Cobalt Street Halves Town
A morning blaze in Cobalt Ontario destroyed a half mile of streets starting at a Chinese restaurant on Haileybury road. Loss tops $500000 with one death and six injuries. about 2000 residents left homeless. Firefighters and volunteers faced northwest winds as dynamite was used to check the flames.
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Ont
Haileybury Road
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