Second Brigade Men Frighten Middleboro
A clash of Second Brigade troops and Salvation Army disrupts Middleboro as soldiers crowd the streets. Provost guards round up stragglers, drive them back to camp, and a small car crowd is returned to camp while a fire in litter is extinguished by Fifth Regiment troops.
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Middleboro
Second Brigade
Salvation Army
General Whitney
Whitney
Captain Wardwell
Martin Cobb
Wardwell
Sullivan
End of 1902 Tour as Lakeville Camp Gathers Pace
Soldiers at Lakeville prepare to depart as Battery A moves to Middleboro for Sagamore gun drills and cavalry heads to Brockton. Officers plan a consolidated camp and demonstrations while units like the Ninth Regiment and signal corps conduct exercises and veterans mark Santiago Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
Middleboro
Whitney
Brockton
Boston
Wardwell
Cobb
Mounted Command
Sagamore Hill Visit and Latimer homicide inquiry
Senator Platt and Governor Odell plan to visit Sagamore Hill at Roosevelt's invitation as part of ongoing talks on government appointments. Meanwhile in Brooklyn the Latimer death inquiry opens, with witnesses detailing a suspected burglary and a shooting in the Latimer home, timing and sequence of events, and testimonies from Latimer’s wife and health staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. I1
Senator Platt
Odell
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Manhattan Beach
United States
Alfred C. Coxe
Utica
Walter L. Weaver
Springfield
Indian Territory
Weaver
United States Southern District Court of Indian Territory
Robert Wrenn
Rough Riders
Secretary of the Navy
Moody
Kean
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
Seasirt
New York
Albert C. Latimer
Brooklyn
William H. Tuthill
Williams
Tuthill
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Coroner's Court
Reynolds
Latimer
Clarke
Weil
Schepp
Jarome E. Shaw
Latimer House
Louis A. Parker
Walter
St. Mary's Hospital
Christina Russell
Walthour and His Wheel Fall Dazzles Track Crowd
Robert A. Walthour, the Southern cyclist, survived a dramatic fall at Charles River Park while riding at 45 mph. His broken chain caused a spectacular somersault as spectators gasped. he walked away with minor injuries and planned to race again that evening if fit.
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Robert A. Walthour
Charles River Park
Walthour
Penn
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Fields and Winesett
Moran
Mayo
Caldwell
W.W. G. Holbrook
City Point
Chelsea Cycle Club
King’s Progress Rapid as Diet Relaxed
The King, moved to Cowes, shows rapid recovery prompting doctors to order a more liberal diet. The fleet will assemble at Spithead on August 11 for a review by the King a few days later.
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Spithead
London
Cowes
Taft to Leave Rome After Subiect of Friars Still Open
Taft prepares to depart Rome after the papal secretary convened cardinals to discuss a response to the American note on friars and lands in the Philippines. He states in a letter to Cardinal Kampolia that Secretary Root’s document is conclusive and requests a farewell audience with the Pope.
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Rome
Philippines
Rampolla
Commission of Cardinals
Taft
Kampolia
Root
Baker and Goss Marry in Boston on June 18 1902
Miss M Alice Goss of South Boston married George R Baker of Boston formerly Newton. The couple plan a Maine Rhode Island trip and reside at 432 Fourth Street South Boston.
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Baker-Goss
Boston
M. Alice Goss
George R. Baker
Newton
Maine
Rhode Island
Fourth Street
South
Obituary notices for E. Nelson Blake and John Hartin
At 808 Massachusetts avenue Arlington Mrs E Nelson Blake 63 formerly Hannie Whitten funeral Saturday at 2 pm from her late residence burial private John Hartin of 162 Salem street beloved husband of Ann Hartin funeral notice later
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Blake
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
E. Nelson Blake
Hannie EB. Whitten
Hartin
Salem Street
John
Ann Hartin
Man arraigned in Chelsea murder of 5 year old
Malachi Rourke, motorman on the Re vere Beach car, was arraigned in Chelsea court on a manslaughter charge in the death of five year old Frank T. Kiff and held in $1000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malachi Rourke
Revere Beach
Frank T. Kiff
Chelsea
Chelsea Court
Grape-Nuts Promoted By Satisfied User Testimonial
A Battle Creek Postum Co. ad features a woman who credits Grape-Nuts with easing years of nervous exhaustion and fatigue. She asserts improved sleep, stamina, and focus for work and study, noting her children enjoy the cereal like candy and asking for desserts. The message urges healthy eating and provides recipe ideas.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
No Strike By Soft Coal Miners Yet
At Indianapolis on July 17 President Mitchell urged an assessment plan to aid anthracite miners, proposing $50,000 relief funds and weekly dues. He opposed a sympathetic strike and urged bituminous miners to stay at work while unions raise funds.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Pennsylvania
The
Bor
Ryan
Illinois
Akien
Ohio
Iowa
Masters and men clash in brewery labor dispute injunctions
The article outlines a multi count bill against Local Unions 16 3 and Coopers’ Union 9 led by Whelan Searle Murphy and Flanagan alleging a breach of contract force threats boycotts and illegal acts to hurt the plaintiffs Highland Spring Brewery. It details alleged refusals of rehire after a partial return and a city boycott led by Central Labor Union officials Crozier and Abrahams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Whelan
Elmer E. Searle
Michael Murphy
Michael Flanagan
Coopers’ Union
Patrick J. Donnelly
Frederick O. Powers
James R. Crozier
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
John Dempsey
No. 9
Wensley Street
Highland Spring
The
Post
John A. Kennedy
No. 110
Heath Street
Edmund F. Ward
Fisher Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
Yale Golfer Leads For Amateur Championship Round
At Glenview Ills Yale's E M Byers defeats W J Travis in a tight third round to advance toward the semifinals. Byers earlier beat Chandler Egan and trails in the stroke play, with a 35 for the last nine. The day's results also feature Reinhart and Fredericks advancing, with Leslie defeating Pyne and James edging Hoyt in the later matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenview Golf Course
Ill
E. M. Byers
Yale
W. J. Travis
Byers
Travis
Ers
Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Walter Egan
George Ormiston
Pittsburg
F. C. Reinhart
Baltusrol
Percy R. Pyne
Princeton
George H. Leslie
Skokie
Leslie
D. P. Fredericks
Oil City
Ormiston
Dr. Fredericks
Louis James
Byers-Chandler-Egan
Gan
Egan
Henn
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Captain Story
Story
Signal Corps
Stevens
Ninth
Pew
Stiles
Brigade
Ballard
Hanna
Pawtucket
Port McCarthy
Innés
John A. Sullivan
Thomas F. Taff
Farrell
Marion
Santiago
Oxfords
Regal
San Franccisco
Mall
Men’s Store
Summer ST
Women’s Store
Lighthill
Boylston St
A. Shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
Creechmoor
Leo
Rourke
Miners’ Convention
Master Brewers
Beas Sete tEpeeriy
Walter Fran
F. O. Reinhart
W. Egan
Pope
Dusinnavade Vedas
Reinhart
Ouul” Avesinsvava
Leslie-Fredericks
Fredericks
LU Re IC Obe A
I Csuccesses Bare
Lasilo Obe Acastesatavies
ADS Chuavasevenves
Young Louis James
Phelps B. Hoyt
Phelps
James
Civ
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White Furniture
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