Czar Deeply Offended Washington Over Kishineff Petition
Moscow reacts to Roosevelt backed press statement that the Russian government would not receive the Kishineff petition. Casini and St. Petersburg officials note the delay and Hay’s absence from Washington during the preparation. The exchange records show the petition text was included in Hay’s inquiry.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
United States
China
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Russia
Count Cassini
State Department
Foreign Office
Statersburg
Hay
Riddle
Strike Breakers Stay Away From Wachusett Dam Work
In Clinton on July 17 the fourth day of the Wachusett dam strike saw no mason report for work despite contractors' plans to use strike breakers. Fear of retaliation kept some workers away while strikers lingered on the outskirts, noting a police confrontation the day before. More laborers may arrive tomorrow, escorted in.
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Clinton
Wachusett
Strikers Fail to Start Dam Work After New York Hire Foe
Rumor says New York men were recruited to replace strikers but faced intimidation to stay away from work. Contractors plan another attempt tomorrow as the Italian “Little Mike” is said to have been sent out of town to find replacements. A few laborers worked, but progress was minimal.
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New York
Little Mike
Nationals Go to the Races in Chicago
Rain halted the Boston Chicago game. Most of Manager Buckenberger crew spent the day at the races with bookmakers. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow with Pittinger and Willis likely to pitch for the visitors.
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Chicago
Ill
Buckenberger
Pittinger
Willis
Cunningham Chief Today in Cambridge
Henry J. Cunningham will begin duties as Cambridge police chief today after Board of Aldermen confirmation at a special morning meeting. He aims to curb kitchen barrooms and opposes small liquor licenses, while his family runs a large city drug store.
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Henry J. Cunningham
Cambridge
McNamee
Cloyes
Board of Aldermen
Cunningham
Fall River Defeats Manchester In Narrow 6 5 Victory
Fall River edges Manchester 6 to 5 in a tight contest. Today’s games list Manchester at Fall River Concord at New Bedford Lowell at Haverhill Nashua at Lawrence in New England action.
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New England
Manchester
Fall River
Concord
New Bedford
Lowell
Haverhill
Nashua
Lawrence
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Nashua Tener
Fall River Triumph Over Manchester In Narrow Victory
Fall River edged Manchester with a 6 to 5 score after a late hit chance, clinching the win in a tense July game. Leith delivered the decisive moment as Fall River broke a tied game to take the lead.
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Fall River
Manchester
Leith
Lowell Defeats Haverhill in Wide-Open Baseball Clash
Lowell beat Haverhill 4 to 3 as McGinley struggled and locals failed to support. McKenna battled in a lone productive inning for Haverhill, while Lowell’s McLaughlin starred. O'Reilly and Stroh were released and Deininger named Haverhill manager.
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Haverhill
Lowell
McGinley
McKenna
Lowell McLaughlin
O'Reilly
Stroh
Deininger
Wawel Cocssuiessies
Nashua doubles up Lawrence in twin bill triumphs
In Nashua New Hampshire on July 17 the home team swept a doubleheader from Lawrence 2 to 1 and 8 to 4. In the first game Nashua edged Lawrence 2 1 with a late run and in the second Nashua pulled away for an 8 4 victory behind steady hitting.
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Nashua
N. H
Lawrence
New Bedford
Concord
Foxen
Greene
Noblit
Petes
Fome-run Buck and a Busy Baseball Day
Detroit wins as Gibson defeats Donovan in a lively game with six strikeouts for Donovan and four for Gibson. A throwback Notre Dame graduate Jake Stahl delivers a clutch moment. Errors and crowds affect the day as players shuffle through Huntington avenue contests and local matchups.
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Detroit
Gibson
Donovan
Aoe
Notre Dame Univers
Wheelock Sets Amateur Record at Clyde Park Links
Geoffrey M. Wheelock established a new amateur record for Clyde Park links at Brookline Country Club yesterday finishing rounds in 72. His driving and short game were noted as exceptionally strong, with room for no improvement.
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Geoffrey M. Wheelock
Clyde Park
Brookline
Wheelock
Walthour Moran Rivalry Set For 20 Mile Revere Race
Bobby Walthour escaped a tumble after a rear tire blowout during a pre race workout and will race Jimmy Moran in a 20 mile behind the big motors at Revere track. Moran logged 10 mile workouts at 1 19 per mile and both riders appear evenly matched for a close finish. A 10 mile open and one mile handicap highlight the card along with a three mile motor race at Charles River Park and a 15 mile paced event featuring Nat Butler De Guichard and George Leander.
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Bobby Walthour
Jimmy Moran
Revere
Big Motors
Moran
Hoffman
Champion
Charles River Park
Nat Butler
de Guichard
George Leander
Wellington and Roslindale Meet in Dorchester Showdown
Wellington and Roslindale square off at Dorchester High School field for game two of a three game series to decide the Boston semi professional championship. Pres ton and Joe Calkins join Wellington from Dorchester while Bobby Dresser cannot attend. Maroney fills the pitching role. Roslindale seeks revenge after an 8 to 4 defeat last week.
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Jake Stahl
Smith
Herman Long
Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Young
Dineen
Boston
John B. Craig
Camp Algonquin
Ashland
N. H
Upper
New York State
Dorchester High School
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Wellington
Roslindale
Wallington
Preston
Joe Calkins
Bobby Dresser
Buffalo
Maroney
Roslindare
Girl Burned by Oil At Home Fire Incident
Mary Timmilty aged 12 sustained severe burns to the face and body while attempting to ignite a fire with kerosene at 50 Forest Hills street yesterday afternoon. Neighbors extinguished the flames before they spread, and she was taken to City Hospital by Division 13 ambulance.
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Mary Timmilty
Forest Hills Street
City Hospital
Division 13
Cuba Pardons 31 Americans Under Cuban Amnesty
Minister Squiers reports to the State Department that 31 American citizens in Cuba have been pardoned under the June 9 1902 amnesty law. Nineteen are native born Americans while twelve are naturalized with eight Cubans three Porto Ricans and one Irish among them.
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Washington
Squiers
State Department
Cuba
Company D Clinches Baseball Victory Over Company A
First Corps of Cadets at Hing ham celebrates a 3 2 win as Company D defeats Company A in a close six inning baseball game. Harvard and Cornell alumni shine in the lineup while rifle practice follows and camp activities conclude with a move to Pemberton and Boston.
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Hingham
Company D
Company A
Harvard
Win Perry
Percy Haughton
Harvard Varsity
Arthur Bryant
Cornell
Dad Clark
Jack Hallowell
Arthur Devans
Harvard Fame
Andy Highlands
Andrews
Tech
George
Dartmouth
Miller
Perry
Alexander
Steart Pierce
E. M. Grover
F. B. Carter
A. M. Reggio
C L. Cole
J. W. Russell, Jr
F. J. MacLeod
F. B. Stearns
G. H. Maules
T. W. Clark
Bailey
Emerson
Spooner
Leach
Hollings
Lillian Lawrence
Rogers
Alline
Pemberton
Boston
Memorandum on Promotion of Colonels to Brigadier Generals
Secretary Root sent a memo to the adjutant general outlining commissions for the promotion of numerous colonels to brigadier general and retirement with that rank. The list includes officers from infantry artillery and other departments who meet Civil War service requirements. Colonel C. C. Carr, Fourth Cavalry, is named to be brigadier general and retained in service.
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Washington
Root
Adjutant-General
Senate of the United States
John H. Page
Third Infantry
William L. Haskin
Artillery Corps
Charles W. Miner
Sixth Infantry
James M. J. Sanno
Eighteenth Infantry
Charles F. Robe
Ninth Infantry
Edwin B. Atwood
Quartermaster’s Department
John Simpson
Frank G. Smith
George B. Rodney
Almond B. Wells
First Cavalry
John B. Babcock
Charles A. Coolidge
Henry Lippincott
Cyrus §. Roberts
J. Milton Thompson
Twenty
W. Woodruff
David H. Kinzie
John L. Tiernan
James Miller
David J. Craigie
A. H. Bowman
Edmund Rice
Charles G. Penny
Jesse C. Chance
Theodore IF. Forbes
Daniel D. Wheeler
James L. Cooper
Fifth Cavalry
James W. Reilly
Ordnance Department
John A. Kress
Calvin DeWitt
Medical Department
Peter J. A. Cleary
L. A. Maule
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Charles A. Woodruff
C. C. Carr
Fourth Cavalry
Boston Pope Relatives in Brookline Win Prize Chairs
Post's oldest couple in their Vermont home win the prize easy chairs. Harvard summer girls match circus feats in gymnas quia displays. Alice Spencer Geddes describes Cambridge society and its future direction.
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Boston
Brookline
Post
Vermont
Harvard
Alice Spencer Geddes
Cambridge Society
Striking Italians of the Clinton dam
A brief column notes striking Italians at Clinton dam area and mentions a Bay State escapee from prisons with a history of escapades. Three pages of a colorful Funniest section are highlighted as a feature of a Boston or New York newspaper.
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Clinton Dam
Boston
New York
Alleged Accomplice Arrested in Natalie Theft Case
Harbor police report that Lawrence Frederickson 17 of East Boston did not sail alone in the fishing sloop Natalie on June 23. They say a second Noddle Island youth accompanied him, leading to the arrest of George J. Kline 16 of 211 Boylston Street for alleged involvement and he will appear in court this morning.
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Lawrence Frederickson
East Boston
Natalie
Harbor View
Vineyard Haven
Provincetown
Plymouth
New York
Noddle Island
Division 8
George J. Kline
Boylston Street
Young Kline
Irish RIFLEMEN Win Elcho Challenge Shield at Bisley
The Irish team won the Elcho challenge shield with a score of 1553 in the open eight nation event at Bisley England. England and Scotland tied for second with 1546. Each team fired 15 shots at 800 900 and 1000 yards.
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Bisley
Eng
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Goelet's Yacht Swan Wins Copenhagen to Helsingborg Race
The regatta under the Danish Royal Yacht Club continued with a long-distance race from Copenhagen to Helsingborg Sweden won by Robert W. Goelet's yacht Swan.
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Copenhagen
Danish Royal Yacht Club
Helsingborg
Sweden
Robert W. Goelet
Swan
Lamp causes 3500 blaze at Spring Park Avenue home
An overturned lamp in the residence of 8S Schlager at 67 Spring Park avenue near 9 PM last evening started a fire. The incident resulted in about 3500 in damages to the property and furnishings.
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Spring Park Avenue
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