Bomb Thrown At Spanish King And French President
A bomb exploded near the royal carriage as the Spanish King and French President rode past the Louvre. Chaos followed with crowds fleeing and police restoring order. An alleged bomber was captured, and three suspects Louis Finot Marcel Hauten and Ferdinand Boler were identified and detained for interrogation.
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Louvre
Palais d'Orsay
Louis Finot
Marcel Hauten
Ferdinand Boler
Bostonian Implicated in Prison Scandal
Guards arrest Alvah Sanderson 24 of 554 Columbus Ave on a warrant from State Attorney Charles Batchelder. He faces charges of giving morphine opium and laudanum to Edward Casey while Casey was a Windsor jail prisoner. Sanderson will be returned to Vermont as part of an expanding inquiry into prison drug smuggling and misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and Patterson
Alvah Sanderson
Columbus Avenue
Charles Batchelder
Woodstock
Edward Casey
Windsor
Sanderson
Casey
Boston
Mary A. Rogers
Vermont
Horace C. Pease
Hartford
Charles T. Hanson
Harrison McCormack
J. C. Enright
Edward Buck
Messrs. Hanson
McCormack
Italian Laborers Union Protest to Supt Donovan
Union 10 files complaints with Superintendent Donovan over non citizen workers at Perrin Street School in Dorchester and wage disputes for Italians on city projects. It calls for action by the School House Commission and Streets Department and plans a Labor Day parade. It cites hours beyond eight and urges Boston Central Labor Union involvement.
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School House Commission
Perrin Street
Dorchester
Donovan
Charlestown
Boston Central Labor Union
Paragon Park
Lathers Union Acts Over Schoolhouse Law Violations
Wood Wire and Metal Lathers Union announces plan to sue the schoolhouse commission and contractors for alleged law violations. President Thomas F. Keough says the commission knows of the issues but will not remedy them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers’ Union
Thomas F. Kéough
Labor unrest in Boston area unions and arbitration
Arbitration committee appointed by the Master Builders and Carpenters Union referred wage issues to Bishop W N McVickar for decision. Cambridge rubber workers plan a mass meeting to reorganize. AFL official Frank H McCarthy will preside and speakers include Neeland, Driscoll, and Abrahams. Boston cigar workers donate to Chicago striking teamsters.
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Providence
Master Builders’ Association
Carpenter’ Union
W. N. McVickar
Rubber Workers of
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank H. McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
Free J. Neeland
Dennis D. Driscoll
Henry Abrahams
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Chicago
Westfield
Milwaukee
American Federation of Labor Convention
International
Federal court has jurisdiction over injunction bills in Chicago
Judge Kohlsaat ruled that federal courts have jurisdiction over injunction petitions filed by express companies against striking teamsters. Teamsters' lawyers argued the express firms were not engaged in interstate commerce, denying federal reach.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Teamsters
Mayor Collins Seen As Candidate For Re election
A city official and ward leaders say Mayor Collins will seek a second term. Officials claim he will publicly announce his candidacy within days and note Donovan supports him amid ward negotiations and contract disputes in Ward 16.
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Collins
James Donovan
City Hall
Donovan
Henry Fitzgerald
North End
Lorenz Flips on Conspiracy Case in Crawford Trial
George E. Lorenz of Toledo testifies for the prosecution in the William G. Crawford conspiracy trial. Lorenz had pleaded guilty earlier to defrauding contracts for Post Office Department supplies with August W. Machen and Samuel and Diller B. Groff, who were indicted with Crawford. Machen received an additional two year sentence. Lorenz was granted a separate trial.
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Washington
George E. Lorenz
Toledo
August W. Machen
Samuel
Diller B. Groff
Post Office Department
William G. Crawford
Machen
Lorenz
Crawford
Moundsville
W. Va
Tucker's Fate Known in Fall
The fate of the bill of exceptions in the Mabel Page murder trial will not be decided until next fall. Vahey and Innes filed the document, with Parker and Vahey agreeing on its terms, but June term judgment is unlikely. Judges Sherman and Sheldon are expected to approve the exceptions by next Saturday for Supreme Court submission.
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Charles L. Tucker
Vahey
Innes
Mabel Page
Herbert Parker
James H. Vahey
Supreme Court
Chorus Girls Mourn Missing Fox Terrier in The Earl and the Girl
Sadness swept the chorus as Billy the fox terrier vanished during The Earl and the Girl. The dog toured the first act with Miss Georgia Caine and disappeared after the act ended, leaving the company hopeful for his return.
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Billy
Georgia Caine
Roosevelt and Durand discuss Far East developments
At the White House luncheon President Roosevelt and Sir Mortimer Durand discussed recent Far East developments and the prospects for peace between Russia and Japan. Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador, will meet the President today.
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Washington
Sir Mortimer Durand
Roosevelt
White House
Mortimer
Far East
Russia
Japan
Count Cassini
Russian Admiral’s Tactics Dominate Dramatic Sea Battle
Accounts describe a fierce clash near Yamaguchi as the Japanese fleet suffers minimal losses while Russian ships face heavy fire. The Vladimir Honomacho surrendered after hoisting the white flag. the Kamtchatka sank with heavy casualties and uncertain fates for remaining crew.
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Yamaguchi
Asahi
Vladimir Honomach
Kamtchatka
Epilepsy Cure Claim Boosts Dr Miles Nervine
A testimonial from John Lewis of Clarion Pa reports severe epilepsy since 1892 with publication claiming relief after using Dr Miles Nervine. He says three bottles cured him and urges others to try the medicine under a money back guarantee offered by druggists.
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Miles
Nervine
John Lewis
Clarion
National Entomologist Aids Gypsy Moth Plan In Boston
Dr. L C Howard head of the bureau of entomology in Washington is due in Boston soon to work with Superintendent A H Kirkland of the State bureau on strategies to suppress the gypsy moth.
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L. C. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Washington
Boston
A. H. Kirkland
State Bureau
June White Sale at Wolf's Clothier in Boston
June introduces the first annual sale of muslin underwear in the women’s department at Wolf's My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets. Elaborate preparations promise extreme interest to Boston women and vicinity with exceptional price attractions expected to spark lively selling.
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Wolf's
My ‘ Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Boston
Doctor Praises Peruna Surgery Replacement
A doctor advocates Peruna as a replacement for operations, citing Mrs. E. M. Merald of Indianapolis who recovered from ovarian trouble after using Peruna. The letter praises the remedy, notes confidential correspondence, and urges readers to seek Hartman’s guidance for free medical advice.
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Merald
Hartman
E. M. Merald
W. 28Th Street
Indianapolis
Ind
A. D. Streight
the Ladies of the
Peruna
S.’.B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Motive Sought in Murder Mystery
The article recounts how a Beverly woman, married to Frank Hayes, hid a past relationship with a boarder named Waddell. Hayes allegedly urged departure, followed by a fatal shooting amid a love triangle, while police seek motive and consider Hayes may have urged Waddell to leave.
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BF Teen Ther
Hayes
Waddell
Tucker Juror in Will Fight Heirs Challenge Nason Estate
In a dispute over 200000, Rev. W W Nason of North Billerica and other heirs contest the will of Judge Henry Townsend Nason of Troy New York. The will left property to Samaritan Hospital Dr E D Ferguson and a housekeeper. The case moves to the New York Appellate Court after prior losses. The 20 heirs represent ten Massachusetts families.
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W. W. Nason
North Billerica
Tucker
New York
Henry Townsend Nason
Troy
N. Y
Samaritan Hospital
E. D. Ferguson
Massachusetts
Appellate Court of
Four Times in Four Years Opens New Shirt Room
Today marks the fourth anniversary of Phelan and Steptoe as they formally open a new shirt room. The expanded space houses more than 800 dozen shirts from Manhattan and other top makes. Traveling customers gain from expedient dressing rooms and bright 60-candlepower lighting. The blue and white marble floors create a striking shirt department display.
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Phelan & Steptoe
Manhattan
Fleur de Lys Finishes Seventh in Kaiser's Cup Race
The American schooner Fleur de Lys owned by Lewis A. Stimson of the New York Yacht Club finished at 2 48 this morning, taking seventh in the Kaiser's cup transatlantic race. The Valhalla Hildegarde Sunbeam placed third to sixth respectively, with Valhalla at 8 08 Hildegarde 10 08 and Sunbeam 11 40. Ailsa finished at 4 25 and Utowana at 5 06, both owned by New York Yacht Club members. Apache and Thistle were the only yachts yet to finish.
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Lewis A. Stimson
New York Yacht Club
Valhalla
Endymion
Hildegarde
Sunbeam
American Schooner Thistle Sighted Off May 30
The American schooner Thistle owned by Robert W B Tod of the Atlantic Yacht Club was seen at 5 50 am on May 30 in latitude 49 8 and longitude 20 05 with a southwesterly wind and calm seas. The vessel had all sails set.
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London
Thistle
Robert WB. Tod
Atlantic Yacht Club
Arcadia wins blue ribbon at Philadelphia horse show
Eben D. Jordan of Boston exhibited Arcadia who won a blue ribbon in the hackney 2 year old class at the Philadelphia show held today.
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Eben D. Jordan
Arcadia
Philadelphia
Boston
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France
King Alphonso OF
Spain
Bostonian
Union 10
Supt
Lathers’ Union
Schoolhouse Commission
Boston Building Trade Council
Commission
Bishop
LABOR
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
Building Trades Council
Market and Commission House Teamsters’ Union
Elm Street
Thomas J. Hughes
J. B. Barry
Teamsters of
U. S. Court
Durand
Via
Kamimura
Uriu
Oki
Fite
Dr. Miles
New England
Peru
Nai
Lynn
Beverly
Frank
Fleur DE Lys
Pitts -Feimball Co
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