Aboard the St Louis Convention Train On Fourth Eve
Aboard the St Louis convention train on the eve of the Fourth delegates and guests ride in sleeping cars from Utica to Massachusetts venues. Ned Gagan reports Carmack's boom for the vice presidency and arrives with telegrams while reception greets Mayor Collins at Mechanicsville. Continuous medical care keeps delegates fit as headaches rise.
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Quiet Night Before Great Boston Holiday Ends in Silence
Boston showed the quietest night before a national holiday in history as police girded the city to meet threats. Judge Emmons was credited with quelling unrest while youths vandalized only in effigy at the Police Board chairman. Continued on Page 8, First Column.
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Japanese Torpedo Boats Sink Russian Guardship at Port Arthur
Admiral Togo reports that on June 27 the twelfth torpedo flotilla attacked Port Arthur, sinking the guardship and destroying one destroyer. Fourteen Russians killed and three wounded. The attack followed Russian searchlight illumination and heavy shore fire near Golden Hill.
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Fair warmer forecast for Boston and vicinity
The forecast calls for fair and warmer weather in Boston and surrounding areas on Monday. Tuesday will bring showers.
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