Last Day in Tranby Croft Baccarat Case Leaves Prince of Wales Unburdened
London dispatch reports the seventh day of the baccarat suit with Lord Coleridge delivering the charge to the jury. He defends the Prince of Wales and questions the plaintiff Lycett Green’s claims while noting the case concerns slander versus libel and insisting a verdict for the defendants if truth prevailed.
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London
Prince of Wales
Owen Williams
Edward Clarke
Sir Edward Clarke
Williams
General Williams
Lord Coleridge
Esterday
William Gordon Cumming
Tranby Croft
Lycett Green
Sir William Gordon Cumming
Charles Russell
Prince
Lord Coventry
Lord This
Lord
Coleridge
Lo Coventry
England
Prince O Wales
Baccarat
Tranby
Arolia
Honoixoad
Finances of the Nation and Western Banks Offer Bonds at 112
Cabinet discussions delay the continuation of 4 1/4 percent bonds while Western banks offer to accept them at 112 percent. Treasury cash declines nudging near 40 to 50 million after pension drafts, with deficits possible if not funded. Regulation changes and Canada traffic worry bankers, but President and Secretary focus on bond strategy and Treasury stability. A Tehuantepec canal bond plan surfaces, seeking U.S. Mexico treaty support and a $100 million 2 percent 100 year issue.
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Wasuineron
Foster
Treasury
Mexico
Simon Stevens
New York
Tehauntepec Railway & Ship Canal Company
Government of
United States
Tehuantepec
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Verdict finds defendants not guilty in Cumming slander trial
The jury returns a quick verdict in the baccarat slander case, absolving the defendants while declaring Sir William Gordon Cumming guilty of cheating. Lord Coleridge presides as judge. Page 1 reports.
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William Gordon Cumming
Lord Coleridge
Sir John Macdonald
Senate
Ottawa
Outings and Boston News Highlights
Brief look at Boston topics from a morning walk in a grand park to school facts. Highlights include Harvard crew plans for New London Yale race, tax figures from auditor, legislature salary talks, a tenement fire on Salem street, the John Hancock will case settlement, and court actions on bonds and building fronts. Includes notices on unions, medical society meetings, and railway discussions.
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Boston
Harvard
New London
Yale
International Typographical Union
Massachusetts Medical Society
Page
Boston Electric Club
Lawrence
Annover
Senate
House
Salem Street
John
St. Pens & San Francisco
Golden Grail
West End Railroad Company
Moorfield Storey
Darth
Stillman B. Allen
Camp Opens as First Brigade Begins Duty
SoutH Framingham June 9 Special to the Post The First Brigade’s annual tour of duty opened promptly at 12 30 pm with colors raised and a 21 gun salute Brigadier General Bridges praised the brisk opening noting notable work by all divisions The guard house was moved and entry to the field reconfigured The First Regiment holds the right of the line with Second and Sixth next The roster lists brigadier general Bridges and staff plus medical and administrative officers Tobey suffered a non serious tumble from a large horse and was treated on site Readiness and numbers show 725 enlisted in First Regiment 719 in Sixth 701 in Second details indicate active training and Red Cross ambulance demonstrations are planned for Thursday The Salem Cadet Band under Jean Missad leads the consolidated bands and new white helmets and electric lights mark the encampment
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South Framingham
Bridges
Ambulance Corps
Dalton
Matthews
Clark
Parsons
Battalion Light Artillery
Merrill
Duchesney
Bigelow
Wilson
Signal Corps
Benjamin F. Bridges, Jr
B. 38. Parker
H. L. Burrell
Pence F. H. Briggs
Areecc
W. Hinman
C. L. Hayden
E. Bridges
H.S. Dewey
C. LD. Liters
Lagtrop
Des Cordis
J. A. Hunneman
Miles Standish
Hhe
Roscoe Tobey
Myles Standish
G. H. Taylor
Richard Morgan
Frederick G. Southmaydr
P. A. Dyar
Thomas H. Shea
Jean Missad
Salem
New England A A U Board Adopts Disqualifications and Reinstatements
The New England Amateur Athletic Union board met in Boston last night with President Stimpson presiding. Frew of Riverside Boat Club was disqualified for competing while an athletic trainer for New Bedford. Shurman of Lynn seeks reinstatement but info links him to bicycle firm. Cronin of Trimount Athletic Club reinstated for unauthorized participation. Osbourne and Norton suspended for a year for swimming at Sydenham Club. Multiple wrestlers from Crescent Club disqualified for Crescent Club tournament. Charles Town Baseball Club participants in unauthorized exhibition also disqualified. Wood & Son won bids for the Worcester championship die and medals costing 76 and 55 dollars respectively. medals feature state coats of arms.
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New England Amateur Athletic Union
Boston Athletic Association
Walter Stimpson
James FE. Doyle
F. E. Heyward
J. L. Batchelder
G. L. Davis
J. T. Fitzpatrick
Frank Facey
Wallis Frew
Riverside Boat Club
Frew
New Bedford Athletic Club
J. Harry Shurman
Lynn
Shurman
Sharman
Michael J. Cronin
Trimount Athletic Club
Cronin
G. L. Osborne
M. Norton
Sydenham Swimming Club
Providence
Crescent Club
John Corcoran
Roxbury
I. Lyons
Atlantic
J. L. Sullivan
Boston
M. R. Murphy
West End
G. P. Ryan
South Boston
Mark Connors
Charlestown
Puanars Featured Fabrics and Sleeping Mats on Sale
Madras cheviot and French flannel extra fine goods priced at 3.00 for trousers length. Silk Suits 5.00 with odd suits at 1.75. Material samples available on application. East India sleeping mats shown in cut and advertised as the coolest to sleep on. Manila, rattan and rice straw mats 48x72 offered at 2.00 3.00 and 4.50.
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Madras
East India
Manila
Lying in state of Sir John Macdonald in Ottawa Senate
The body of Sir John Macdonald lies in state in the Ottawa Senate Chamber. Since morning a crowd has gathered at the main entrance while a private funeral at Earnscliffe preceded the procession. Relatives, officials, and thousands of mourners attend as Senate doors open and wreaths are laid.
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Sir John In Macdonald
Senate Chamber
Ottawa
Ont
Sir John Macdonald
Senate
Earnscliffe
J. J. Bogart
Dominion Police
Stanley
Catafalque
New Calico Print Works Planned for Fall River
Lonight Adam Cotterell ex treasurer of the American Printing Co verifies a new calico print works will be built on the Old Colony railroad line at the foot of Middle street with a capacity of three to four machines. Capital stock of 100000 subscribed by investors including Adam Cotterell James A Chadwick Hon Robert Davis Hon Frank S Stevens Edward K Jennings. The plant will mainly employ job work for commission houses or mills and will not carry stock of gray or printed goods except at consignee risk. Location near former print works outlet. work already begun.
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Fall River
Adam Cotterell
The
American Printing Company
Calico Print Works
Old Colony
Middle Street
James A. Chadwick
Robert's
Davis
Frank S.stevens
Edward K. Jennings
Kentucky Whiskey Elit Ken Tucky by Hetherston Importing Co
Kentucky known as The Blue Grass State for fine whiskeys. Elite Kentucky Whiskey from Hetherston Importing Co. bottled in realred glass bottles about 14. Ym or 116 gallon. Sold by Druggists Hotels and Grocers including F T Church Co C C Howland Co Shannon Co Campbell W A DeMerritt and others in New York and Boston areas.
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Blue Grass
Hethersaton
Finnest
F. T. Church & Co
Corner of Court
Howard Sts
C. C. Howland & Co
Shawant Av
N. V. Shannon & Co
Charlies St
William A. Campbell
Meridian
Boston
W. A. DeMerritt
Corner of Columbus
Berkeley #t
Weste
Rumors of a Press Opposition to Harrison Administration
The piece reports alleged plans in New York political journalism to oppose the Harrison administration. It cites changes in the New York Press leadership, questions about Porter’s influence, and a powerful syndicate displeased with Wilcan. It notes fall forecasts of a governor’s race impact and a Tribune loyalty dynamic amid factional betting.
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New York
Harrigan
Porter
Whitelaw Reid
Paris
Charles Emory Smith
St. Petersburg
Ellis H. Roberts
Tribune
Buffington Armory Order Questioned by War Dept
War Department has no record of any order from Colonel Buffington commander of the Springfield armory forbidding armory workmen from serving in the State militia. Assistant Secretary Grant said he issued no such order and knew nothing of Buffingtons action. The Ordnance Bureau spoke for armory matters.
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Buffington
War Department
Springfield Armory
State Militia
Grant
Ordnance Bureau
Unratified Congo Treaty Seeks Extension for U S Ratification
State Department officials push for an extension of the Congo treaty ratification period before July 1 to keep slavery, firearms and intoxicants out of Congo. United States faces potential reproach if Senate inaction thwarts the humane agreement. Several powers favor extending the deadline and allowing U S ratification at next winter's session.
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Congo
State Department
United States
Senate
Canadian Railway Regulations Summary
The brief notes outline railway rules and inquiry regulations affecting operations. It highlights the authority and scope of inspection, safety compliance, and procedural guidelines for inquiries into railway actions and incidents.
Secretary of the Treasury May Lower Seal Islands Rent
Attorney General Miller holds the Treasury may cut annual rent on the Seal Islands proportionate to seals contractors may take under the contract allowing 100,000 seals yearly. Original rent 50,000. This year’s rent set at 3,750 based on 7500 seal catch.
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Seal Islands
Miller
Secretary of the Treasury
New Orleans Jury Bribery Trial Opens
The New Orleans trial of jury bribers began with Bernard Glandi charged with attempting to bribe a juror in the Hennessy assassination case. Juror Henry B. Atwood testified to the attempted bribery and Glandi admitted conversation but not money. Verdict returned at 7 pm, guilty. Penalty up to two years in prison. A second jury bribery case slated for Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Pribers
Bernard Glaudi
Hennessy
Glandi
Henry B. Atwood
Atwood
Bank President Loses 40000 In Sleeping Car Robbery
E D Thayer head of Brandon National Bank Vermont reported $40000 in notes and mortgages stolen from his seat in a Rock Island sleeping car near Chicago. He left a satchel on the seat while dining. Police notified but recovery is unlikely.
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E. D. Thayer
Brandon, Vt
Rock Island
Chicago
Winona Paper Mills Sold at Auction in Holyoke
The Winona Paper Mills at Holyoke were sold today for 284000 dollars, equal to the mortgages held by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company and the Holyoke Water Power Company. Moses Newton of Holyoke bought the mills and will organize a new company to operate them. Creditors of Winona were not benefited by the sale.
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Springfield
Winona Paper
Holyoke
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Holyoke Water Power Company
Moses Newton
Newton Paper Company
Chemical Paper Company
Newton
Winona Company
Steamers Arrived in Ports and Sailings June 9
Shipping news lists arrivals in Boston Liverpool Jamaica Havana Bremen Antwerp and New York with vessels Samaria Pressey Dago Eider City of Chester Moravia Westerland and more from June 7 to 9. Passenger and cargo routes include Philadelphia to Liverpool and Montreal to London with several ships in ballast or en route.
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Boston
Samaria
Liverpool
Oaton
Pressey
St John
Loston
Havana
Ithelred
Jamaica
Baltimore
Dresden
Bremen
New York
Eider
Westernland
Antwerp
City of Chester
Moravia
Hamburg
Queenstown
Lord Clive
Philadelphia
Scilly Islands
Lahn
Wather Point
Storm King
Montreal
Alaska
Catalonia
Moston
Friesland
Grimm
Dover
Bremerhaven
Rotterdam
Bede
London
Ad Dotierdam
Qhiog
Daliimorgy
Chinese Closets Show Elegant Oak Craft at Low Prices
The piece is built entirely of quartered red oak with sliding doors on concealed hangers and precise top locks doubling as handles. Adjustable shelves pin in half inch increments with grooves for platters and hooks for cups, plus a mirrored triangular top recess for silver and china. Priced low, the ad offers a 288 page illustrated catalogue for five two cent stamps.
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Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Milk Street
Jordan
News Furnishings
Jordan, Marsh
William Gordon
Cumming
Wales
Sir William
Associated Press
Canada
Spaulding
White House
Blaine
Taft
New England
Massachusetts
Lowell
New Bedford
Springheld
Maine
Portland
New Hampshire
Manchester
Vermont
Burlington
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Hartford
Meriden
New Haven
Waterbury
Rhode Island
F.m.stone
Frank C. Miles
Edward P. Bond
Safe Deposit Dept
Solomon Lincoln
United States Treasury
New England Post Office
Bishop Clark
Chicano
Winona
Paxel Bardsley
Harry Edwards
Franco-American Food Co
Mark
Marion Harland
Best Groc
C.F. Appleton
Gentlemen’s Shoes
Washington ST
Clobe Building
Geo. H. Lloyd
Wanufacturing Optician
Ear Bromfield St
SF Province
General Bridges
Tobey
Board of Managers
Doliser-Goodale CO
Mase
Nat’ S
Liebe
INS
Puanars
G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
Kentucky
Winona Paper Mills
la Coste
Thomas Dune Das
Duke of York
Paine
Canal ST
Se*hutige Sheen
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