Bryan Declines Indorsement For Presidential Nomination
William J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arrive in London after Norway trip. Bryan defers declaring candidacy for president, says receptions should be simple and not viewed as endorsements. He lists possible rivals and stresses openness, plans to return to America and continues European travels. He will speak at the American Society dinner and visit McClellan, then tour Scotland France and Spain.
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William J. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Norway
Newcastle
Bryan
Cecil
John Burns
William T. Stead
Stead
Messrs. Bryan
Burns
America
George B. McClellan
McClellan
Salisbury
American Society
Mrs Bryan
Ambassador
Reid
Wrest Fork
Rhine
Italy
Man Shot On Dover Street Stairs In El Station Altercation
Fred Behr, 47, of 2 Westford Place Brighton, was wounded in the left arm by a bullet from a 92 caliber revolver brandished by Patrick Sullivan of Macwahoc Maine during a dispute on Dover Street stairs. Sullivan was arrested for assault with a loaded weapon. Behr treated at City Hospital. condition not serious.
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Fred Behr
Westford Place
Brighton
Patrick Sullivan
Macwahoc
Patrick Ryan
Station 5
Sullivan
Behr
Steamer Kanawha Grounded Off Pollock Rip Shoal
The lake steamer Kanawha commanded by Captain Johnson ran aground on a shoal north of the main ship channel in Pollock Rip Blue near Shovelful and Pollock Lightships at 3 PM in heavy fog. A tug with two barges later passed, suggesting the position was not dire, and Captain Kelley from Monomoy Point life saving station and crew prepared for a possible recovery on the flood tide.
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Norfolk
Boston
Kelley
Monomoy Point
Will Raise Price for Spite Bartlett Says
Bartlett of the Boston Ice Company warns Moran to stop pressuring them or they will raise ice prices in retaliation. He claims the firm is barely recouping costs and sells ice only at a fair margin while denying fear of Moran. He has not been summoned before the grand jury.
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The
Boston Ice Company
Moran Targets Ice Dealers in a Price Increase Probe
District Attorney Moran pursues a conspiracy case against major ice dealers in Boston. Lawyer Henry Yeaton travels to Philadelphia to review industry conditions as 15 dealers there face bail on charges of unlawfully raising ice prices. Moran hints at a major action after two weeks of investigation.
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Boston
Henry D. Yeaton
Philadelphia
Boston Nationals Fall To Phillies In 11 Inning Loss
Boston Nationals drop a 4 3 decision to Philadelphia in 11 innings as Americans suffer a 5 0 defeat to Washington in five innings. Cleveland leads the American League while Haverhill climbs to second in the New England circuit.
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Salem
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Readville
Sheepshead Bay
Kinleydale
Captain Appleton Wins Uncontested Divorce in Boston
News confirms Captain Nathan Appleton, 63, granted a divorce from Jeanette O W Appleton by Judge Fessenden in Boston. Edith Wills of Newburyport denies imminent marriage, saying no commitment exists and wedding plans remain in abeyance until the decree becomes absolute in the fall. Friends weigh the age gap and social ties, noting doubts about a love match versus a reasoned alliance.
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Nathan Appleton
Boston
New York
Jeanette O.W. Appleton
Fessenden
Edith Wills
Captain Appleton
Miss Wills
Aire
Boston Night of Rigorous Noise Crackdown
Police Commissioner O'Meara led a city wide enforcement of ordinances last night into the early morning. A large force including 89 inspectors arrested dozens for noise making as bonfires drew crowds under damp weather.
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Boston
Captain Peabody
Station 3
Watts
Pi Alley
Wells
Big Brother
Fitzgerald
Hull
British Kill 350 In Durban Rebel Fight
July 3 Durban Natal reports further clashes between rebel natives and British columns. British forces engaged the vanguard and killed 350 rebels while the main Zulu force of about 8000 remained at large.
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Natal
Police raid on Seattle home uncovers bomb making plant
Seattle July 3 police, after an inquiry prompted by the German government, raided a house once occupied by August Rosenberg, a bricklayer, and discovered a plant set up for manufacturing bombs and infernal machines.
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Wash
August Rosenberg
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