Atteaux Denies Breen Conspiracy Charges in Trial
Dye manufacturer Fred E. Atteaux testified in his own defense for nearly four hours denying any discussion of dynamite placement in Lawrence with John J. Breen or any payments for services. He described Pitman’s claim that Breen was pressuring him, and spoke with emotion about the case.
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Fred E. Atteaux
William M. Wood
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence
John J. Breen
Mr. Atteaux
Ernest W. Pitman
John ™ J. Bréhnm
Trainer Mike Murphy Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 4 Michael C Murphy famed as a developer of athletes died this afternoon from complications of diseases. He had been frail for 15 years and near death eight years ago but recovered to serve in his chosen calling. Born in Southboro Massachusetts in 1860 he rose to prominence training athletes and commanded American teams at three Olympic meets, the last leading a victorious squad.
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Philadelphia
Michael C. Murphy
Murphy
Southboro
Mass
Murphy Elites Trainer Behind Three Olympic Invasions
The article credits Murphy with pioneering conditioning and selecting trainers for three foreign American teams. He led combined NYAC and UPenn squads in Paris 1900, the 1908 London team, and the 1912 Stockholm team. He also trained the NYAC team that beat the London Athletic Club in 1895.
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America
Murphy
New York Athletic Club
University of Pennsylvania
Paris
Stockholm
London Athletic Club
Roberts seeks 7000 in suit over school dismissal
Denver. June 4. C A Roberts filed suit in district court seeking 7000 damages against the Denver School Board. He acts as next friend for his son who was expelled from high school for alleged membership in a secret society, part of a broader order that expelled forty six other pupils.
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Denver
Col
C. A. Roberts Today
Denver School Board
Roberts
Japanese Protest Declares California Alien Land Law Discriminatory
Tokyo cites Webb law as a breach of international law and the 1911 treaty, arguing it treats Japanese unequally and harms bilateral relations. Ambassador Chinda delivered the note to Secretary Bryan in Washington.
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Washington
Japan
United States
California
Chinda
Bryan
Tokio
Note on Controverted Points Deliberations Between Bryan and Chinda
The note avoids ultimatums and invites more discussion. Bryan and the ambassador agree no details should be made public and see no value in public discussion of the delicate question at this time.
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Bryan
Chinda
Testimony in Atteaux Case Highlights Alibi and Payments
Under cross examination lasting under an hour, the witness defended his account as unchanged and detailed Pitman in Wood’s office on January 19 the day of the dynamite incident in Lawrence. He denied taxi rides and a Breen meeting with cash payments linked to Wood and Pira.
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Mr. Atteaux
Pitman
Mr. Wood
Lawrence
North Andover
Fairfield Street
Washington
Franklin Streets
Arthur Pira
Breen
Wood
Arrest of Doctor in Death Case
Wareham reports Dr. J. A. Eldredge was arrested on a manslaughter charge after a two month investigation into the death of 25 year old Guy H. Craig. Deputy Sheriff J. W. Hurley led the arrest.
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Wareham
Guy H. Craig
J. A. Eldredge
J. W. Hurley
Arrest on Plymouth grand jury capias fuels mystery
The arrest was made on a Plymouth grand jury capias issued today. Craig, a street railway employee, died suddenly after treatment from Dr. Eldredge. An investigation by Plymouth county officials was begun due to puzzling surrounding circumstances.
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Plymouth
Craig
Eldredge
Plymouth County
Foss Men Claim Part Of Pay Held
Governor Foss and the Sturtevant Blower Co and Becker Milling Co face strong labor opposition after the governor refused to arbitrate. Striking workers allege final pay shortfalls and deductions from monthly wages for an insurance system were taken again. Continued on Page 7-3d Column.
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FOSS
Sturtevant Blower Company
Becker Milling Machine Company
Sturtevant Works
Sky Notes and Anniversaries for the Day
On the 156th day of the year, sun rises 4:08 and sets 7:17, moon 8:49 p m. Venus rises 2:14 a m Mars 1:42 a m Jupiter 9:24 p m Saturn 8:57 a m. Daylight grows by 6h 5m. Light auto lamps at 7:47 p m. Anniversaries include George T Angell born 1823, Maclaurin of Tech, Piedmont battle 1864, Venezuela independence 1811, and US marines in Cuba a year ago.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
George T. Angell
Maclaurin of
Tech
Piedmont
Venezuela
Cuba
Forecast for Boston Area Likely Fair Into Friday
Fair weather expected in Boston and vicinity with unsettled conditions Friday. Temperature changes minimal with light variable winds. Washington forecast notes northern New England fair Thursday and likely Friday, southern New England and eastern New York fair Thursday and Friday with light west to northwest winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Report
Yesterday temperatures recorded at Thompson's Spa show a high around 68 and a low near 46 with varying readings through the day. Averages indicate yesterday’s mean was about 64 while last year at this time was warmer and cloudy.
Minister Sues for Damages in Suffolk Superior Court
The Rev. Paul Harris Drake former pastor of the First Universalist Church Beverly and connected with the Universalist Church at Saco Mo has filed a suit for 10000 damages in Suffolk Superior Court against William Channing Brown of Littleton and Boston.
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Paul Harris Drake
First Universalist Church
Beverly
Taft
Universalist Church
Saco
Suffolk Superior Court
William Channing Brown
Littleton
Unitarian minister sues Brown over alleged false statements
The Rev. Mr. Drake, ousted from Unitarian pulpits for Socialistic beliefs, sues Mr. Brown claiming false and malicious utterances on March 20, 1918 at Saco Missouri damaged his reputation. Drake alleges Berlin Mass parish committee would have appointed him minister but for Brown's accusations and his attempts to found a Socialistic People's Church failed.
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Saco
Drake
Unitaria
Unitarian Church
Berlin
Mass
Beverly
Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary
The American League results show Chicago defeating Boston 4 to 1 and Cleveland beating New York 9 to 5. Philadelphia ran past Detroit 14 to 6, while Washington lost to St. Louis 6 to 2. In the National League, Chicago won 5 to 0 against Boston and Philadelphia 4 to 0 over Pittsburg. New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 0, Brooklyn fell to St. Louis 6 to 3, and Lynn edged New Bedford 2 to 1 in New England action.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Derby Day Suffragette Attack Shocks Royal Crowd
Emily Wilding Davison, a suffragette from Northumberland, rushed the Derby course at Epsom, grabbing the King's horse Anmer as the race neared the stretch. She was severely injured and not expected to live. The horse toppled its rider Jockey Jones, who survived by a narrow margin, while the King and Queen witnessed the incident in fear.
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Epsom
Melton Prior
London
Emily Wilding Davidson
Norpeth
Northumberland
Anmer
Jones
Suffragette Intervenes During Royal Derby Stirring Incident
A suffragette slipped onto the track at Tattenham Corner during the Derby and attacked Anmer’s rein near the Kings horse. She ducked under a horse’s neck as guards surged in, suffering injuries but escaping serious harm. Miss Davison was taken to Epsom Hospital with limited hope of recovery.
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Tattenham Corner
Anmer
Tottenham Corner
Miss Davison
Epsom Hospital
Johnson Sentenced for Mann Act Violation
Chicago June 4 Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion was sentenced to one year and one day in Joliet State penitentiary and fined $1000 for violation of the Mann white slave act. He obtained two weeks to prepare a writ of error and his $30,000 bond remains in place.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Joliet
Johnson
Judge Sentences Noted Fighter in Mann Act Case
Judge Carpenter imposes one year and one day in Joliet penitentiary plus a 1000 dollar fine. Six deputy U.S. marshals backed by the man’s notoriety left the room as the ruling was read. The defendant admitted a nonmoral life though his influence for his race was noted as far reaching.
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United States
Johnson
Joliet
Irish immigrant Annie Cullen killed at North Somerville station
Annie Cullen an 18 year old who came from Ireland two weeks ago saved her baby cousin at North Somerville station yesterday afternoon. She threw the child to safety then was struck by an express train and fatally injured. The baby cried on the platform as Cullen lay mangled 50 feet away.
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Annie Cullen
Ireland
North Somerville
Somerville Girl Dies Crossing Tracks By Express Train
Annie Cullen 20-year-old visitor from Ball Square Somerville was struck and killed by an express Boston to Lowell as she crossed the North Somerville tracks with a child in her care. The accident occurred at 3 09 PM near Willow Bridge station under a shaded bridge where approaching trains were obscured.
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R. F. Sutton
King
Boston
Lowell
Miss Cullen
Ball Square
Somerville
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Fred. E.atteaux
Mike Murphy
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New Commonwealth Pier
Berwind
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Houghton & Dutton &O
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