Paris mob bursts at president amid arrests in parade
The incident surrounds President Loubet during a public demonstration. Comte Christiani faces assault charges while Comte D Aubigny D Assy is accused of wounding Inspector Grilliere. Numerous aristocrats, including De Clermont and De Mun, are detained as authorities deny requests for release.
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M. Loubet
M. Rochefort
M. Dupuy
M. Young
Grilliere
Christian
The
Elysee
France
Comte Christiani
Comte D’aubigny D’assy
MM. de Clermont
Homere
Deremuzat
de Beaumont
de Villiers
de Neuville
de Panisse Passy
de Ferry
de Munson
Comte Albert de Mun
Riot at Auteuil: Loubet Attacked by Rioters at Racecourse
Paris June 4 A premeditated riot at the Auteuil weighing ground aimed to insult President Loubet. Baron Christiani struck at the President with a cane, hitting Loubet's hat. Mme Bailloud fainted. One hundred thirty arrests as crowds shouted Down with Panama and traitors.
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Paris
Auteuil
Loubet
State Tribune
Baron Christiani
Bailloud
M. Loubet
M. Dupuy
General Baillaud
Mme. Loubet
Major Marchand
Comte de Dion
Republican Guard
the Elysee
Associated Press
Socialist View of Trusts Address by Abraham Cahan
Abraham Cahan of New York spoke at Phenix Hall on The Socialist View of Trusts. The meeting was hosted by Branch H of the Socialist Democratic party with a large turnout. Earlier he lectured on the Common, covering trusts and public issues from a Socialist perspective.
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Abraham Cahan
New York
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Branch H
Socialist-democratic Party
Cahan
Lets Get Married Alarm Clocks and Eyeglasses Ad
An ad from Hanover Street touts alarm clocks priced at 65 cents and a one dollar watch as a special item. It claims Australian gold rings made on site at Avilson’s New Store and offers free eye testing by opticians at New Stores.
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Hanover Street
Avilson
Boston
Forces clash as Americans push toward Laguna de Bay
Troops embark by cassco under gunboat convoy on the Pasig River and ground at the river mouth. Major General Lawton supervises loading and movement for two sleepless nights as General Hall's column presses toward Mariquina and Antipolo. An afternoon running fight drives Filipino forces from hills, with heavy heat and rain. Colonel Wholley moves on Cainta with Washington troops as gunboats Napidan Covadonga and Oeste aid from the Pasig.
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River Pasig
Laguna de Bay
Lawton
General Hall
Oregon Volunteers
Wyoming Regiment
Fourth Cavalry
Fourth Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Colorado Regiment
San Mateo
Manila
Mariquina
Antipolo
Oregon Regiment
Cavalry
Wholley
First
Washington Regiment
Twelfth Infantry
Scott
Seisenberger
San Pedro Macau
Pasig
Cainta
Hall
Napidan
Covagonda
Oeste
General Hall’s 24 Hour Fight Reaches Antipolo Front
General Hall’s column completed a 24 hour march over rough terrain with two engagements against insurgents. American losses were four killed and about fifteen wounded as the force routed rebels in the mountains near Laguna de Bay and Antipolo before moving toward Morong to expel remaining combatants.
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Hall
Morong
Hail
Antipolo
Maria Chino
Laguna de Bay
Fourth Cavalry
Oregon Regiment
Spain
Jaanton
Binat Zion Society Elects Officers for Term
At a Zion Hall meeting of the Binat Zion Educational Society officers were elected for the ensuing term with David A lairie as president and Charles Askowith as vice president. Louis Arkin and Charles Goldman were named secretaries, N. J. Titlebaum treasurer, and Harry Liventhal David Stoneman and A. A. Ginsberg on the literary committee. Henry Strouse presided. The annual outing was planned for Oak Island Grove Ravera on July 1st.
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Binat Zion Educational Society
Zion Hall
David Alairie
Charles Askowith
Louis Arkin
Charles Goldman
N. J. Titlebaum
Harry Liventhal
David Stoneman
A. A. Ginsberg
Henry Strouse
Oak Island Grove
Ravera
Robbery at East Weymouth Ticket Office
Two men robbed the New York New Haven and Hartford station at East Weymouth just before the 6 42 pm Boston train. They stole between 70 and 100 dollars after one reached through the window to grab bills from the cash drawer. Station agent Samuel Codd alerted Boston inspectors. the suspects fled and may have gotten off the train at a prior stop.
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East Weymouth
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Samuel Codd
Codd
Gaddis
Southern Union Station
Benjamin Willis
Weymouth
Crowded Nantasket Beach Sees Cool Weather Draw Visitors
Boston excursionists turnout was modest due to cool weather. Crowds flocked to Crescent Beach for Towne's Band open air concert with about 10 000 visitors noting hotel openings and state park impact on Nantasket business.
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Crescent Beach
Towne
Band of
Boston
Bath
State Park Commission
Winthrop Beach
Dull Day at Marine Park Sees Low Crowds and Cold Water
A chilly day at Marine Park attracted a fair sized crowd in the morning and afternoon, but evening attendance dwindled. About 100 people entered the cold water in the afternoon, many of them women. Overall business was dull with hot coffee in higher demand than soda and malt beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Park
Liverymen's Harvest At Boston Park Roads
The Fenway Jamaica Pond and Franklin Park attracted owners of smart turnouts along with bicyclists and equestrians on a sunny Sunday. Automobiles were few but notable, including a large mastiff and donkey cart driven by two boys, as crowds filled the parkways from early afternoon until sunset.
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Fenway
Jamaica Pond
Franklin Par
Heacon Street Boulevard
Brighton Speedway
Riverdale Park
Midnight conference signals possible volunteer call in war plans
Washington reports Acting Secretary Meiklejohn and Adjutant General Corbin met with the President after midnight amid rumors of serious Manila news. Dispatches indicated Otis needed 30,000 plus 24,000 more to garrison and volunteers might be summoned to reinforce efforts in the Philippines. The meeting created widespread anxiety in military circles.
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Washington
Meiklejohn
Corbin
Manila
Otis
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Labor Parade Tepid Response From Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union met at Wells Memorial Hall and showed little enthusiasm for a Labor Day parade. A seven member committee proposal with the Building Trades Council drew objections tied to past pledges and a may have influenced the indecision. Delegates from machinists requested support for strikes at Kidder Press and related printing unions, which was granted. Officers for the Bill and Lithographers Poster Union were elected and a collation followed.
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Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Thomas H. Canning
D. O
Building Trades Council
Kk. of L
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Organized Labor
Kidder Press Company
Web Press and Printing Press News Union
A. F. of L
Fred Thyng
WR. D. Lenard
C. Villemaire
F. Loyld
H. Mason
Amos J. Byrne
Joseph Volkes
Oarsmen Regatta Plans Highlight City Rowing Scene
The article details preparations for upcoming regattas with the B A A leading the local scene. It notes entries by Derby, Nat Horton, Fred Tudor Jr and others, plus Harvard and Weld crews preparing for national and metropolitan races.
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Springfield
Derby
Nat Horton
Fred Tudor, Jr
Dick Wadsworth
Norton
Fred Tudor
Association
Sid West
Millstreams
Juvenal
Amann
Everett Pope
IB. A. A
Charley Lewis
Ned Ten Eyck
Bradfords
Maguire
Bradford
Ten Eyck
Jim Wray
Fleming
Riversides
Jere Casey
Casey
Berkeley
Finnigan
Hines
Boat Club of
Harvard
Charles
Donovan
Weld
Evans
Henderson Seeks Republican Lead With 102 Pledges
The Record notes Congressman David B. Henderson of Iowa has 102 pledged votes by telegraph and mail, giving him a solid lead in the Republican caucus in Washington. Henderson claims he has not solicited promises or committee placements and feels elected beyond doubt.
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Chicago
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Washington
House
Henderson
Stage Matters Opens New Season and Tours
After next Saturday evening the museum closes for a summer break and will reopen August 28 with Roland Reed in a new play. Mary Young has been engaged by George W. Lederer for the New York Casino piece. Saul Hamilberg becomes treasurer of Columbia Music Hall. Gustave Strube leads Music Hall pop concerts to July. Buffalo Bill and Rough Riders visit Huntington grounds next week. John Craig and wife join Peak's Island stock company for The Guv'nor with more offers pending. George B. McClellan sails to Europe next Wednesday for a year abroad.
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Roland Reed
Mary Young
George W. Lederer
New York Casino
Saul Hamilberg
Park Theatre
John Stetson
Columbia Music Hall
Gustave Strube
Music Hall
Buffalo Bill
Congress of Rough Riders
Huntington Avenue Grounds
John Craig
Peak’s Island
Portland Harbor
Craig
George B. McClellan
Europe
St. Paul
Erminie Opera Stars in Town Revival
Tonight Erminie features a star cast led by Francis Wilson Lillian Russell and Yuulu Glaser. The revival’s New York success suggests two prosperous weeks here. Also note The Christian closing and Miss Allen’s New York trip for her sister’s wedding with a June 21 European voyage on the New York. Felix Morris appears at Keith’s this week with a leading sketch. This marks the last week of the season.
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Erminie
Francis Wilson
Lillian Russell
Thomas Q. Senabrooke
Yuulu Glaser
New York
Museum
Miss Allen
Europe
Felix Morris
Keith
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Anna Gould
Baratiere
Mrs. Crawford
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Nantasket
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Turner & Howard
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Pacific House
Hotel Pemberton
Taylor's Tavern
Putnam House
Fair Haven House
State Park
Nantasket Park
Park Commission
Floretta Vining
North Shore
Liverymen’s Harvest
Weinley
Gen. Corbin
Pip
Kidder Press
Senor Carvajal
Madrid
Cead
A. O. HL
Fonts Hall
Michael J. Lydon
Thomas J. Burney
Patrick A. Lydon
Patrick J. Meeney
John J. Madden
John J. McDonough
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Corporation Counsel
Bailey
Council
Corporation
Andrew J. Bailey
Lexon Boston
City Hall
Police Department
Post
Henderson Sure
Remont Heatre
Francis Wilson CO
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Wilson
Lillian
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Thos.q
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Edgewater
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Newport News
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Berlin
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
William
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Tremont St
Tele
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Oxford
Hoyt
Vaudeville
Ewe - Eer
Felix Morris and Company
Falke and Lemon
Kelly and Ashby
Chas. Wayne
Anna Caldwell
Ray L. Royce
James Thornton
Willis
Sweatnam
Pantzer Brothers
Mardo
Marion Clarke
Ching Lim
Bowdoin
Square Theatre
WIST _ Balefit
Jay Hunt
Boston Museum
Wsi
Hall Caine
the Christian
Rustic Theatre
Merek
Boston Novelty CO
Eetre
Boston Ball Grounds
Trieyeles
Appleton & Bassett’s
Washington St
Connelly’s
Adams House
Boston Theatre
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Wm. A. Brady
Bo—Grand Orchestra
Gustav Ses
Huntington Chutes Ave
Ponnies and Stovies Miniature Railroad
Witzsimmons
Jeffries
Austin & Stone
Aewdoin Square
Oliver Twist
Mr. Hunt
Bill Sykes
Florence Hale
Nancy Sykes
Bobby Shaftee
Hollis Street Theatre
Palace Theatre
Norumbega Park
London
American Line
Manacles
Ires Rootbeer
Charles F. Hires
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