Winthrop Fourth of July Festivities Featured by Parades and Contests
Winthrop prepares for a busy Fourth with dances at the Alpha Ocean Spray and Crest hotels. The day includes a grand parade from Saratoga Street at 9 30 a m a fireman muster at Centre station a ball tournament a water sports program yacht races and baseball events with prizes for winning clubs and band concerts. The schedule continues with Sunday religious services led by Rev E A Horton.
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Winthrop
Alpha
Saratoga Street
Boston
Chester Avenue
Buchanan
Bowdoin
Jagee’s Corner
Columbia Square
Centre
Pauline Street
Olympia
High School
What-Ho's
Winthrop A. A
East Boston C. B. B. A
Latin School
Kearsarge
Dorchester
Battery Boys
Omerits
Fort Banks
Fort Warren
Washington Avenue
Winthrop Beach Station
Yacht Club
River Road
Winthrop Beach
Centre Depot
Winthrop Fire Department
E. A. Horton
Cars Withdrawn in Pawtucket Riot Disturbances
Pawtucket police report riotous activity tonight along lines causing cars to be withdrawn. Vandalism and stone throwing damaged vehicles and storefronts as night service halted and conductors faced abuse. No severe injuries reported.
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Pawtucket
Provide Ee
Ae Oe
Great Temperues
Tucket
East Avenue
Mae
Gentila
Trial of Captain Ryan Opens in Manila Court Martial
Captain James A. Ryan of the Fifteenth Cavalry faces a court martial on charges of unnecessary severity and arbitrary treatment of natives in Mindanao. Major Edwin F. Glenn defends. Officials in Jiminez were ducked in water briefly but unharmed after their arrest for conferring with an insurgent general. It is believed Ryan will be acquitted.
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Manila
James A. Ryan
Fifteenth Cavalry
Edwin F. Glenn
Jiminez
Mindanao
Rufino
Gov Yates demands resignation of Cook County public administrator
Governor Yates requests the resignation of P. H. O'Donnell of Chicago public administrator of Cook County. O'Donnell, convicted of jury bribing and fined $2000, was appointed in 1897 by Governor Tanner and reappointed by Governor Yates. The governor declined to discuss the case.
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Springfield
Ill
Yates
P. H. O'Donnell
Chicago
Cook County
O'Donnell
Tanner
Storming at Greenough colliery and union trouble in Pennsylvania
Reports relay a mob of unknown men storming the Greenough colliery engine room in Shamokin with stones and clubs. Watchman Rhoades fired. guards posted as strikes persist. Other items note arrests at Williamstown and Dlifton strike riots, with authorities striving to keep order and possible wage increases hinted at by Coxe Brothers after a settlement.
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Shamokin
Penn
Greenough
William Rhoades
United Mine Workers’ Executive Board
Indianapolis
Harrisburg
Williamstown
Lykens Valley Coal Company
Reiff
Hazelton
Drifton
Cox Brothers & Co
Wilkesbarre
First 10 Hour Law Test in Providence
Deputy Sheriff Wilcox served a citation on Harrison G. Hutchins of Union Railroad Company in the Sixth District Court after a complaint alleging violation of the 10 hour law. Hutchins, a motor man, claims the company failed to limit his hours to ten in a twelve hour period. Trial is set for next Tuesday with possible grand jury action thereafter. A separate case against Pawtucket Street Railway Company is expected.
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Providence
R. I
Wilcox
Union Railroad Company
Rueckert
Sixth District Court
Harrison G. Hutchins
June
Pawtucket Street Railway Company
Italians Escape Wrath of Strikers in Rhode Island Mills
In Blackstone Rhode Island a group of 23 Italian workers held by strikers at the American Woollen Company’s Saranac Mills escaped with militia escort via an unused towpath to Blackstone station. They boarded a train out of town as onlookers cheered rather than attacked.
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Blackstone
Rhode Island
Saranac Mills
American Woollen Company
Blackstone Station
Worthless Check Suspect Arrested in River City
T R Avelaine, alias Marchand of New York City, was arrested on July 8 in River City for attempting to pass a counterfeit check drawn on a local bank and signed by a local business concern.
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Wali
River
T. R. Avelaine
Marchand
New York City
Royal Bank
Hero Motorman’s Quick Save On Boston Elevated
Mrs. A. D. Bramwell of New Haven seeks the unknown motorman who saved her child from being run over by a troley car on Massachusetts avenue. He reversed power and braked then jumped to rescue the girl, an act not recorded in the company’s books.
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A. D. Bramwell
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Friars to Withdraw From Philippines Under Taft Pact
The Vatican received a 14 page note from Major Porter detailing Taft's plan for resolving Philippine church land disputes. It calls for purchase of Dominican and Augustinian lands by arbitration, staged payments, and immediate curbs on friars leaving within two years. The document proposes Vatican appointed officials handle church property and education after conversion to civil administration.
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Rome
United States
Philippines
Vatican
Porter
Cardinal Rampolla
Taft
Judge Taft
Root
Manila
India
San Jose Foundation
Rampolla
General Amnesty Proclaimed and Military Authority Curtailed
The document outlines a general amnesty for Filipinos with exclusions for crimes since May 1, 1902 and those already convicted under certain tribunals. It also states that the Philippine Commission becomes the superior authority, ending military governor duties once civil government is established. A eulogy to the U S Army accompanies the order.
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Spain
United States of America
United States
Philippine Islands
Elihu Roost
Ceneral Chaffee
Philippine Commission
Philippine Archipelago
Division
Philippines
Root
United States Army
Cuba
Bailey's Son Injured Forces Texas Senator Homeward
Washington dispatch reports Senator Bailey of Texas leaving for home after word his son was thrown from a horse and injured. He had not read a State Department statement by Solicitor Penfield about the Beveridge episode and planned to study it later before deciding on next steps.
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Washington
Senator Bailey
Texas
Penfield
State Department
Beveridge
Davis Blackmail Case Heads Toward Arrest in North Andover
In North Andover the Davis blackmail case nears a breakthrough as police pursue a suspect linked to a threatening letter demanding money or life. Authorities believe an arrest could come within days and have doubled security around George G. Davis and his home as investigators press a second linked lead.
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North Andover
Davis
Mr. Davis
Crummer
George G. Davis
George Hamilton
Davis & Furber Machine Works
Mr. Hamilton
Marvin
Major Gardener May Collapse Under Testimony in Manila
Cross examination of Major Cornelius Gardener Governor of Tayabas Province before the board probing cruelty charges against American officers and soldiers continued. The major shows signs of illness and nervous collapse amid wrangling between the recorder and his counsel as the session nears closure.
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Manila
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Gardner
Newsboys Celebrate Fourth With Ice Cream and Firecrackers
Thirty five colored newsboys were entertained at the Industrial Berne Toiok on 124 Camecon street last evening. After feasting on ice cream they were given firecrackers to mark the Fourth.
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Berne Toiok
Camecon Street
Barrel falls on man breaks leg in Charlestown street
Frank B E Vinal of 540 Medford Street Charlestown was unloading a barrel of beer on Cambridge Street yesterday when the barrel rolled off the wagon and fell on his right leg breaking it. Albert Bixly of 9 Temple Street passing by was struck and badly injured on the right leg.
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Frank BE. Vinal
Medford Street
Charlestown
Cambridge Street
Albert Bixly
Temple Street
Jockey J Reif Suspended One Month by Paris Stewards
The Jockey Club stewards suspend American jockey J Reif for one month for striking another rider at the Ronen races in Paris.
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Paris
Jockey Club
Hcouse
J. Reif
Boer Leaders Leave for Europe on South Africa Tour
A Marseilles despatch reports Generals Botha Dewet and Delarey departing South Africa for Europe on a special mission beginning their journey.
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London
Marseilles
France
Botha
Dewet
Delarey
South Africa
Europe
Treaty With Spain Restores Amity and Rights
Secretary Hay reports Spain and the United States signed a standard amity commerce and navigation treaty. It resumes friendly relations from the late war and grants equal rights for citizens in residence travel protection justice and taxation. They are exempt from compulsory military service and forced loans.
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Washington
Hay
Bellamy Storer
Madrid
United States
Pain
Americans greet Lady Pauncefote in London arrival
London July 3 At the request of Whitelaw Reid Commander Cowles and Mrs Cowles met Lady Pauncefote and her family on their arrival from New York aboard the St Paul. No British officials were present due to a mis understanding. The Cowles stood in for a reception that otherwise lacked attendees.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
Cowles
Lady Pauncefote
New York
St. Paul
Pauncefote
Lenton
Schwab to Build New City Home on West Side
Plans for Charles M Schwab head of United States Steel to erect a premier residence on the west side opposite Andrew Carnegie's upper Fifth Avenue home. The Schwab house will cost about 2 500 000 dollars and sits on a plot bought for 35 000 dollars last year. Total investment exceeds 3 350 000 dollars.
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New York
Andrew Carner
Upper Fith Avenue
Carnegie
Charles “M,. Schab
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
Fire in parlor furniture factory sparks blaze at North Street
Two alarms rang from Box 13 a few minutes before 6 last evening for a fire in the parlor furniture factory of A. McArthur & Co at 162 North Street. The fire started in the basement. Several adjoining tenement houses in the rear were slightly damaged. The cause is unknown and water damage is estimated at $2000.
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A. McArthur & Co
North Street
Cholera Outbreak Updates From Manila and Provinces
In Manila four new cholera cases and 33 deaths were reported today. Provincial totals show 199 new cases and 11 deaths as health officials seek larger appropriations to combat the spread.
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Manila
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Ryan
Gov. Yates
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Looster
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Shamokin Mus Storms Colliery
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Mitchell
Illinois
Saginaw
Mich
Dlifton
Catherine O’brien
Marie Jones
Pollock
Prospect
Coxe & Bros
Army of the
Elihu Root
Miles
H. Cc. Corbin
Bailey
Porter Drug and Chem. Corp
Sole Props
U.S. A
Afterhouse
Rue de la Paix
J. Rieff
Surwads
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