American teachers murdered in Cebu confirmed
War Department cable reports four missing teachers from Cebu since June 10 were murdered by ladrones. Bodies recovered. leader killed. Eight others captured by local constabulary. Ernest Heger of Cincinnati left 1902 to teach in the Philippines. his father notified by the War Department.
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Washington
War Department
Cebu
John EB. Wells
Montgomery Avenue
Providence
R. I
Louis A. Thomas
Ernst Heger
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Clyde A. France
Bera
Ladrones
Constabulary
Ohio
Ernest
Heger
Philippines
Cincinnati University
Carl Heger
Jessie France
Berea
Louis
Thomas
Japan
Fishermen Rescued After Fog Strands Dories
In thick fog off Nantucket Shoals the Mary Fallon and her crew of 12 go to fishing grounds. Eight men aboard five dories are rescued by the Sylph after being separated from the Fallon. The Isaac Collins is said to have four dories and may have picked up men as well.
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Rose Cabral
Fallon
Cabral
Isaac Collins
Collins
South Channel
Nantucket Shoals
Mary T. Fallon
John J. Fallon
Chatham
Boston
Everett Horton
Stanage
Provincetown
Harry Smith
Bob Welch
Pollock Rip
Alpha Salad Cream offers premiums with lobster logo
The H. J. Blodgett Company Boston markets Alpha Salad Cream as the most delicious and economical table sauce. A free premium and recipe book are offered in exchange for the consumer’s name, with pillow tops dolls and cutlery as gifts.
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H. J. Blodgett Company
Boston
Mass
Gloucester Fishermen Lost Off Newfoundland
The halibut schooner Independence reports four crewmen missing and likely drowned after departing in dories July 4 to haul trawls near Newfoundland. Names listed include James Knockton Albert Dunbar Charles Olson and William McDonald all from Gloucester. Captain Cusick notes heavy fog and rough seas hindered search. He believes the men perished.
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Gloucester
Independence
Cusick
Newfoundland
James Knockton
Albert Dunbar
Charles Olson
William M’donald
St Stephen's Parish Picnic Draws Hundreds at Oak Island Grove
Fifteen hundred past and present parishioners attended the St Stephen's Church picnic and field day at Oak Island Grove. Activities ran from morning to night with sports, band concerts, and dancing. Refreshments were served by the parish's young ladies as district political leaders attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Church
Uourth End
Oak Island Grove
Roosevelt avoids electioneering during Oyster Bay visit
President Roosevelt and Mr Schurman discussed the Philippine situation at Oyster Bay as Columbia University’s President Butler quits Sea Girl trip. Roosevelt denies plans to campaign against opponents while inviting speakers from varied political backgrounds. Navy Secretary Moody expected at Sagamore Hill Friday with a multi city visit before returning to Washington. Senator Platt to visit around the 30th.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Schurman
Philippine Commission
Butler
Columbia University
Sea Girl
Roosevelt
New York
William H. Moody
Navy
Sagamore Hill
Dolphin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington
Buzzard’s Bay
Newport
Cottage City
Boston
Salem
Haverhill
Marblehead
Gloucester
Portsmouth
Portland
Bar Harbor
Senator Platt
Governor's Day Eve Review By Cadets At Boxford
At the Second Corps of Cadets camp a practice review was held with Major Andrew Fitz commanding and Lt Col Gihon and Maj Talbot among the reviewing officers. Governor Crane is expected to arrive at noon for tomorrow's Governor's Day events with Major Andrew Witz as officer of the day and Lt James M. Clark as guard.
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East Boxford
Second Corps of Cadets
Andrew Fitz
Gihon
Thomas Talbot
Charles H. Cole, Jr
First Corps of Cadets
Samuel A. Johnson
Harry F. Dalton
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Campbell
Eighth Regiment
Governoor Crane
Paris Seethes As Nuns Schools Fight Close Order
Demonstrations erupt in Paris and Brittany as Prime Minister Combes orders closing Congregationalist nun schools. Clericals and nationalists clash with police while loyal municipal councils back the government. In Brittany peasants guard nun schools and confront authorities.
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Paris
Combes
M. Ferry
Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul
Chamber of Deputies
Latin Quarter
Boulevard St. Michel
Brittany
Landerneau
Ploudaniel
la Bresse
Vosges
St. Ambroix
Nimes
Mary MacLane Cow Shot at Corrigan Brothers Dairy
MALDEN July 28 The cow Mary MacLane a pet Jersey of the Corrigan Brothers dairy was found in her stable with a rifle bullet wound. Neighbors and the Corrigan family vow the act is cruel and unfathomable as the cow valued at over 100 dollars has a daily milk yield of about 18 quarts. Police seek the unknown attacker.
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Mary MacLane
Corrigan Brothers of
Malden
Cambridge
Corrigan Bros
Corrigan
Mary
Nellie L. Corrigan
Corrigan Brothers
Washington Street
Mery
Corrigans
Notable attendees at the event include ex Congress member Fitzgerald
In baseball action the Charteredaks beat the Tribunes 15 to 7 while the Elchos defeated the Waiters 11 to 5. The evening featured illuminated tables and a fireworks display.
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Fitzgerald
Charterdaks
Tribunes
Elchos
Waiters
Injunction Fight Today Between Boston Brewers and Labor Groups
Legal battle opens this morning as master brewers of Boston face multiple labor organizations in a boycott dispute. Judge Braley will hear injunction applications with eminent counsel on both sides in a highly anticipated court clash.
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Boston
Braley
Impaired Digestion Help Promoted by New Pills
A short advertisement promises quick relief for impaired digestion through a new pill. It claims one trial will reveal the reason for the big sales and urges readers to try the product for improved digestion and comfort.
May Yohe Heads to Japan Amid Jewelry Scandal
May Yohe left Hastings on the Hudson with secretive moves and traveled to New York by the Putnam Davison while her mother and a Japanese maid followed by the New York Central. Investigators estimate missing jewelry at 300000 dollars and negotiations for reimbursement by the Strong family proceeded in secrecy to avoid pursuing the captain.
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New York
May Yohe
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Putnam Davison
New York Central
Japan
May Yoke
Strong
Yohe
Newportregord Wedding Week Brims With Local Nuptials
Newport RI July 3 Society at the resort marks a record wedding week. Yesterday a naval ceremony across Jamestown united Miss Marion L Cutter and Lt Arthur Chester. Tomorrow will see Miss Lillie Oelrichs wed Peter Martin of San Francisco. Saturday brings Miss Sarah Van Alen and Robert J F Collier in a Roman Catholic ceremony.
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Newport
R. I
Jamestown
Mies Marion L. Cutter
Arthur Chester
Lillie Oelrichs
Peter Martin
San Francisco
Sarah van Alen
James J. van Alen
William Astor
Robert J. F. Collier
Peter F. Collier
Collier-Van Alen
van Alen
Trial in Treworgy murder case nears completion
In Bucksport Me on July 28 the William A. Treworgy murder trial nears closing as defense attorney Fellows argues witnesses heard a team crossing the bridge near midnight on the fatal Saturday. He contends the driver of that team was the killer and cites a loaded club Wiles possessed the day before the murder and prior travel to Boston Ware and Mrs Miles.
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Pllsworth
William A. Treworgy
Sarah Ware
Fellows
Bucksport
Mr. Fellows
Buldue
Missing Annie Butler Baffles Millville Investigation
Milville and nearby towns press for answers as 10 days of search fail to locate Annie Butler who vanished July 13. Over 200 people have canvassed land, river, and farms for a woman in blue gingham and a white apron. her helpless mental state compounds mystery.
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Millville
Butler
Annie Butler
Blackstone
Uxbridge
The
Post Today
Post
Gloucester on Verge of Big Fish Strike
Gloucester faces a likely strike by fish skinners cutters and handlers with a Aug 1 deadline. Union demands recognition and union-only labor faced firm opposition from major salt fish firms. A compromise failed on that key point and a broader impact on Gloucester and related trades looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Sylvester Cunningham
Thomas J. Carroll
Charles A. Reed
William F. Moore
Freeman H. Brown
George Lufkin
Michael Foley
Teamsters
Fishermen’s Union
Peruna praised for catarrh cure and female ailments
A testimonial from Mrs. X Schneider describes rapid improvement after January 1901 using Peruna. The article extols catarrh as chronic inflammation of mucous linings, claiming Peruna cures catarrh in any location and warns readers that many illnesses are misnamed catarrh. It includes endorsements from Congressman J B Crowley and an offer for a free catarrh book and medical advice from Dr Hartman.
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Peruna
Bright
Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Ill
Crowley
Penuna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
200 Reported Drowned in Chinese River
A native steamer capsized in the West River near Hong Kong and 200 people are reported drowned. Rescue efforts under way as authorities confirm the disaster and search continues for survivors.
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Hong Kong
West River
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Newport Regord
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Ninth Regiment
Point of Pines
Society of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers of
Jel
Ninth
Hotel Pines
Revere
Joseph Murphy
Danversport
James Pettee
Roxbury
C. J. Carmody
South Boston
Martin O'Brien
Thomas Scully
Cambridgeport
P. R. Gallagher
Thomas Quinlan
Brookline
Michael Sullivan
South Framingham
Peter Dolan
Nathaniel E. Storey
Charlestown
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Bristol
Insane Hospital
Danvers
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