Many Cotton Mills Curtail Production Across Region
Several cotton mills in southern and central England and nearby U.S. plants have shifted to short time or shut down for extended periods. Pemberton mills in Lawrence will close Saturday for two months, Methuen mills also posted notices, Arlington mills at St Lawrence on short time, and Waméatta corporation mills in New Bedford closed for the week with three mills likely to remain closed. About a thousand workers affected overall.
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Cnts
England
Pemberton Mills
Lawrence
Methuen
Arlington Mills
St Lawrence
Waméatta Corporation
New Bedford
St. 18
An. Ee Company
Payne names Penrose as Pa on GOP national committee
Washington June 2 Postmaster General Payne acting chairman of the Republican national committee appoints United States Senator Boies Penrose as the Pennsylvania member to succeed the late Senator Quay.
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Washington
Payne
Republican National Committee
United States
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Quay
Corner Stone Laid for Chelsea Y M C A Building
Governor John L Bates laid the corner stone of the new Chelsea YMCA building yesterday. He expressed sympathy with the movement saying it will uplift young men, strengthen them and lead them to honest deeds. Arthur E Gates presided at the ceremony.
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John L. Bates
Chelsea
Arthur E. Gates
May Resign Rumors Hit Engine 9 Captain Adams
Captain Adams of Engine 9 Mast Boston may resign on Monday next, reports say, while Chief Keys of the East Boston department refused to discuss the case. He is charged with violating one of the department’s cast iron rules.
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Adams
Mast
Boston
Jury Deliberates in Leavitt Larceny Case
Elmer E. Leavitt faces a $100,000 larceny charge as the jury retires to deliberate at 9 30 this morning after retiring yesterday morning at 21 6. jurors had not returned by close of business yesterday.
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Elmer. E. Leavitt
Fashionables Attend Brookline Wedding of Miss Parker and J A Hall
The first ultra fashionable June wedding in Brookline took place at Harvard Church Brookline when Miss Helen Parker the daughter of Mrs Retire Hathorn was married to Joseph Ambrose Hall a Boston banker. The ceremony at 4 30 was conducted by Rev Renén A Thomas. The bride wore white satin with Irish lace and a veil crowned by lilies of the valley. She carried a shower bouquet and wore a pearl sunburst given by the groom. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Edither and bridesmaids Misses Marion and Carolyn Parker. Ushers included Philip S Thomson Seaver and Robert C Morse among others. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home and the couple planned a short wedding trip after which they will reside in Brookline.
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Rookline
Helen Livingston Parker
Retire Hathorn
Park
St. Paul Street
Brookline
Joseph Ambrose Hall
Harvard Church
Boston
Renén A. Thomas
Miss Edither
Marion
Carolyn P. Parker
Philip 8. Thomson
Chicago
Quincy Bent
Overbrook
Seaver
Robert C. Morse
Edward
Gill and Blake Unite in Immaculate Conception Church
Eva Isabell Gill and George Nelam Blake were united in marriage by Rev Father O Connor at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Wednesday. A wedding reception followed at the groom s parents home, Mr and Mrs Arthur Blake, Bedford, in the evening.
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Eva Isabell Gill
George Nelam Blake
Father O’connor
Marriage of Lois Burnett and Edward L. Rantoul in Cambridge
In Christ Church Cambridge yesterday Miss Lois Burnett granddaughter of James Russell Lowell wed Edward L. Rantoul of Salem The ceremony was performed by Rt Rev Bishop Lawrence The bride was ushered to the altar by her father former Congressman Edward Burnett of New York Miss Esther Lowell Burnett and Miss Harriet Rantoul were bridesmaids Beverly Rantoul brother of the groom was best man
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Christ Church
Cambridge
Lois Burnett
James Russell Lowell
Edward L. Rantoul
Salem
Lawrence
Edward Burnett
New York
Esther Lowell Burnett
Harriet Rantoul
Beverly Rantoul
Fresh fish at wharf market as crews ship large hauls
The port received 20 trips of fresh fish for today’s market, listing haddock, cod, hake, pollock, cusk, and halibut totals. The Frances Whalen schooner led the fleet with 600 pounds landed on the pier. Prices ranged from 8 cents to 2.4 cents per pound across species, with a roster of numerous schooners and sloops. The report also notes typhoid recovery of Captain Ned Evans and updates on ships, steamers, and coal shipments terminating with THE LANDSMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Whalen
Addock
Mary Edith
Mary J. Ward
Thomas Brundage
William A. Morse
Emilia Enos
Philip Manta
Hattie
F. Knowlton
Winifred
Annie
Jennie
Grace Darling
Frank Munroe
Carrie F. Roberts
Mildred V. Nunan
Rose Standish
Ignatius Enos
Mary E. Stone
Ned Evans
Confidence
Winthrop
Mortimer Nickerson
Zetes
Humphrey
White Star
Romanic
Naples
Department
Cunarder
Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
G. Pardo
R M. Churchill
Brookline
Jamaica
Europe
Prince George
Boston
Yarmouth
Long Wharf
Olaf Kyrre
Thordis
Dania
Dominion
Louisburg
C. B
Everett Coke, Works
Shipping News June 8 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping notices list a June 8 almanac with sunrise and sunset times, length of day, high tides, and the arrival of steamers including Verna, Jeffries, and Queens Geenstown from Liverpool and Jamaica. Others in port or sailing for New York and Boston include Brookline, Columbia, and Dominion with cargoes and destinations noted amid weather cues and wind directions.
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Vernia
Jeffries
Liverpool
Queens Geenstown
Charles P. Re
Brookne
Jamaica
Prince
Junon
Luis
Calvin
Bea
Eastport
Bowland
Anton Jacksonville
Dimeck
York
Aransas
Road
New York
Bangor
Dingley
Allan
Port Cape Ann
Godfrey
Oucester
Lynn Girl Who Stole Called Kleptomaniac
June 2 In Lottie B Walsh awaiting trial on stealing $2000 in cash books and stationery from Menfilow Brothers police believe she is a kleptomaniac and led a double life. Officers puzzled over motive. she admits taking small sums but defies proof of larger thefts. Three cartloads of goods from her Maple Street attic were seized. Walsh says she will fight the charge and bought the items at various times. Letters from her fiancé were found. foster mother questions guilt. Walsh waived examination and was held for grand jury under $1000 bonds.
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Lynn
Lottie B. Walsh
Menfilow Brothers
Poice
Miss Walsh
Maple Street
Meadlow Brothers
Postman
William Davenport
Neww York
Republicans in Deadlock at Illinois Gubernatorial Nomination
In Springfield on June 2 the Republican State convention failed to nominate a governor after a strenuous day. Chairman Cannon urged compromise as votes showed no candidate reaching the 752 needed. Governor Yates lingered with 362 to 405, while other candidates showed little change and the session recessed at eight until tomorrow amid heightened excitement.
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Springfield
Cannon
Illinois
Yates
Dispute Over Warren Statue Wards Split on Celebration
Ward 21 representatives clash over funding for Joseph Warren statue dedication on June 17. A Roxbury citizens committee began fundraising for the event while an appropriation of 2500 was approved after debate. Politics were suggested as a factor as McKnight and Cook seek House seats.
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Ward
Joseph Warren
Roxbury
Warner
Cook
McKnight
Ward 21
Price
Ward 23
Fellowship of Eclectic M D S 10th annual NEEA convention
Rainy weather did not lessen turnout at the 10th annual convention of the New England Eclectic Medical Association at the Thorndike Hotel yesterday. Papers included Diphtheria prevention and cure by Dr. John A. Donner and Art of Physicing 2000 Years Ago by Dr. C Gilbert Percival. Dr. Allen, former president of the Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society, spoke and invited NEEA members to join the state society for dinner, leading to a harmonious gathering. A joint meeting of the two societies was planned for today as members mingled.
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New England Eclectic Medical Association
Thorndike Hotel
John A. Donner
Holyoke
C. Gilbert Percival
Boston
Allen
Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society
New England
Robinsons Admit Perjury in Globe Worsted Case
Samuel Robinson and his son A Herbert Robinson of Lawrence pleaded guilty in Superior Court to perjury for false statements of Globe Worsted Company liabilities to the secretary of state. They face sentencing Monday. The case against Benjamin Révinson was nolle prosequi. All three Robinsons were directors of the worsted firm.
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Salem
Samuel Robinson
A. Herbert Robinson
Lawrence
Globe Worsted Company
Benjamin Révinson
Nolle Presseé
Robinsons
Worsted Company
Funeral services of James J. Costello
Ex mayor Quincy and former postmaster Hibbard along with Michael M. reg and ex Alder Thomas H. Devlin served as pallbearers at the funeral of James J. Costello held at St. Peter's Church in Dorchester. A large attendance of officials followed the hearse to Calvary. Rev Father T. Keney celebrated the requiem mass with assists from Fathers Halloran and Selby.
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Quincy
Hibbard
Michael M
Thomas H. Devlin
James M. Morrison
Andreas Bivens
James
J. Costello
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Calvary
T. Keney
J. Halloran
J. Selby
Cretic Sails for Liverpool and Queenstown
The White Star liner Cretic under Captain James sailed at 12 30 yesterday afternoon for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 70 first class 125 second class and 300 third class passengers. This marks the start of the season's eastward travel.
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Cretic
James
Queenstown
Liverpool
Bostonians Talk Peace Arbitration Drive Gains Steam
At Mohonk New York on June 2 E G Preston secretary of the Boston Chamber of Commerce spoke on the committee of 100 created to mobilize New England business groups for an arbitration treaty with Great Britain. Samuel B Capen noted 300 letters were sent to leading businessmen with only one negative reply. Ex secretaries Olney and Long are active committee members.
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Mohonk
Lake, N. Y
G. Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Committee of 100
New England
Great Britain
Samuel B. Capen
Boston
Olney
Long
Brave Woman Puts Out Fire After Closet Blaze
Mrs. Sarah F. Wilson of 12 Brookford Street bravely tackled a bedroom fire from a clothes closet while preparing dinner. She burned her arms and body in the effort and will be confined to bed for weeks. A bystander reported the alarm from Box 242 on Blue Hill Avenue, and firefighters arrived after the blaze had been extinguished by Mrs. Wilson.
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Sarah F. Wilson
Brookford Street
Passer By
Blue Hill Avenue
Fire at Washington Street restaurant causes heavy damage
A blaze at 325 Washington Street conducted by Jacob J Fewes last evening broke through the two upper floors of the restaurant. The fire originated in the kitchen and caused about 5000 dollars in damage before being extinguished. Water damage also affected Henry Krey's store and John Campbell's Japanese store.
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Washington Street
Jacob J. Fewes
Henry Krey
John Campbell
Skull Broken Bui Went Home After Assault
John Haggerty 40 of Mansfield Place Charlestown claimed he was struck by a man with a cane last night on Fiske wharf and walked into Relief Hospital with a fractured skull. He refused further care and insisted on going home to his family despite medical orders.
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Fiske Wharf
John Haggerty
Mansfield Place
Charlestown
Doc
Steamboat Company Assigns to Salem Investor
The Quincy and Nantasket Point Steamboat Company assigns to George C. Cheney of Salem. Incorporated in New Jersey. The assignee says liabilities may run several thousand dollars. The company has never operated steamboats but had planned to.
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Quincy and
Nantasket Point
George C. Cheney
Salem
New Jersey
Armour official dies by self inflicted shooting in Omaha
C L Saylor office manager for Armour Packing Company at South Omaha shot himself in Hanscom Park. The act occurred about an hour before his scheduled departure for an Ohio sanitarium where he was to seek treatment for his nervous condition. He had suffered nervous agitation for nearly a year, attributed to overwork.
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Omaha
Neb
C. L. Saylor
Armour Packing Company
South Omaha
Mies
Hanscom
Mr. Saylor
Ohio
Saylor
Gardner marks 25th wedding anniversary
Representative Arthur H. Gardner of Nantucket and Mrs Gardner celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last evening at 3 Fairview Street Roslindale. Gardner resides there while attending Legislature sessions. Gifts came from Roslindale Nantucket and others.
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Arthur H. Gardner
Nantucket
Gardner
Fairview Street
Roslindale
Roglindale
Wwe
Prize drawing for Parker Painter at Kenwood School
A Chicago contest offers a $5 cash prize for drawings of a character by Parker Painter, 11, of Kenwood School. The entry form promises instructions to obtain the prize and describes the prize as part of a school children competition. The ad also touts a large food mill and its sanitary features for making wholesome flaked wheat food.
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Parker Painter
Kenwood School
Chicago
Ill
City Council Questions Bridge Dept Amid Payroll Push
The Common Council debated reforms in the bridge department with Councilman Pierce urging dismissal of 20 superfluous staff to save about 16000 yearly. He pressed for fewer assistant drawtenders and questioned Superintendent Lomasney on staffing levels and efficiency.
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Pierce
Ward 11
Pierce Incorporated
Lomasney
Kuropatkin Sought Relief of Port Arthur
Paris dispatch reports Viceroy Alexieff and General Kuropatkin asked the Emperor to settle their dispute. A war council at Tsarskoye Selo weighed preserving Port Arthur and prestige. Kuropatkin advised to relieve the fortress with utmost prudence amid nightmarish odds and potential reverses.
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Paris
Echo de Paris
St. Petersburg
Alexieff
Kuropatkin
Wer Sakharoff
Avellan
Plehve
Tsarskoye Sélo
Port Arthur
Arthur
Japs Leave Saimataga as Russians Reoccupy It
A June 1 telegram from General Kuropatkin reports quiet in Fengwangcheng and says Saimataga was evacuated by the Japanese May 31 and reoccupied by Russian troops. He notes a May 31 patrol skirmish in Laolin Pass, 10 miles south of Siugen, with two Japanese infantry companies and half a squadron of cavalry. one Cossack was wounded.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Fengwangcheng
Saimataga
Laolin Pass
Siugen
Russian officer Gourke brings crucial intel from Port Arthur to Mukden
Lieutenant Colonel Gourke, who escaped Japanese forces on the Liaotung peninsula, arrived at the Russian headquarters in Mukden bearing important information on Kinchou fighting and Port Arthur. The war office deciphers a long despatch likely detailing this intelligence. Japanese forces on the Liaotung peninsula total about 190,000 with Manchuria reserves, while Kuropatkin eyes possible feints or a decisive engagement.
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ST. Petersburg
Gourke
Liaotung Peninsula
Mukden
Port Arthur
Fock
Kinchon
War Office
General Staff
Manchuria
Kuroki
Kuropatkin
Saimatsza
Fengwangcheng
Kwangtung Peninsula
Kinchou
Parang
Por Arthur
Japanese Reported Landing 50,000 Men at Takushan
Vanzalen Manchuria June 2 The Japanese are said to be landing another army of 50 000 men at Takushan Japanese posts were withdrawn from positions near Wafangon destroying bridges as they retired They were busy during the night burying the dead and tending wounded from the battlefield
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Takushan
Vanzalen
Manchuria
Wafangon
Castoria Fatatesisans Cotter The Kind You Have Always Bought
The readable fragment references a familiar medicinal branding line The Kind You Have Always Bought but contains garbled wording that prevents full reconstruction of an event or article. It appears to be a catalog or advertisement snippet lacking clear entities, dates, or actions to summarize further.
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Castoria Fatatesisans
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