Queen Wilhelmina seeks Boer peace via Hague Arbitration Court
The Hague despatch says Queen Wilhelmina pressed Emperor William to end the South African War with The Hague Arbitration Court’s aid. Zweit Bund and Dreibund reportedly favor arbitration, the court has begun work, but the imperial chancellor says no serious steps have yet occurred.
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Kleines Journal
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Wilhelmina
William
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Dreibund
Hague Arbitration Court
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Count von Buelow
Vandals Strike Plymouth Rock Canopy
Vandalism at Plymouth Rock canopy noted last night with disfiguring words and spray marks on the base of the Soldiers' monument. Tar-like substance damaged the granite, requiring extensive cleaning and restoration work.
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Raid on Harrison Avenue Premises Nabs Eight for Gaming
Police from Division 4 raided 231 2 Harrison Avenue last night and seized two fan tan layouts 500 counters playing cards pointers. Eight individuals were arrested for being present where gaming implements were found.
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Doctor Galvin Leaves Hospital Ten Years Service
After ten years of continuous service at Penkhwie Hospital Dr Galvin vacates his quarters for student accommodation and moves to his house on Newton Street He will devote afternoons to private practice and his time at the hospital.
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Filipino insurgent clash near Lipa yields multiple casualties
Captain Wilhelm and fifty soldiers of the Twenty first Infantry fought about six miles southeast of Lipa in Batangas. The engagement left several American officers wounded and two sergeants and a private hurt. Lieutenant Springer and Lieutenant Ramay fell dead. The insurgent losses are unreported as Washington debates tariff impacts on military government in the Philippines.
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Glass Night at Lasell Newton Class of 1901
Nearly a thousand students and friends gathered at Lasell Seminary Auburndale for class night. Seniors escorted by juniors took seats as songs and essays highlighted the program. The senior gift was a silver loving cup engraved for the seminary.
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Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Ethlyn Fostina Barber
Zoe I
Isabella Clemens
Edith Dustin
Ina Scott
Florence Plum
Bessie Lum
Ethlyn Barber
Isabella Clemens Secre Sary
Bessie Marie Lum
Manson Brown Wedding Held at St Stephen’s Church
Miss Barbara Brown and Mr. Frank C. Manson were married in St Stephen's Church Florence Street by Bishop Hall. The ceremony featured floral decorations, lilies of the valley, and a wedding march. A reception followed at the parish house. the couple plan to reside at 72 Milton Avenue, Dorchester.
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Florence Street
Barbara Brown
Frank C. Manson
Boston
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Diocese of
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H. -. Torbert
St. Stephen’s Church
James Brown, Jr
Reinhard Vincent Nuptials at Emmanuel Church Somerville
The Reinhard Vincent wedding was held at noon yesterday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Somerville. Bride Martha Vincent, Radcliffe 1898 graduate and daughter of City Clerk George I. Vincent, wed George Paul Reinhard, son of Philip W. Reinhard of New York City. Ushers included Philip William Reinhard, Frederic White Cock, William Shaffer Jr., and Franklin Cobb. bridesmaids Alice Vincent and Grace Ware, with maid of honor Susan Vincent.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Somerville
Martha Wards Vincent
George I. Vincent
Radcliffe
George Paul Reinhard
Philip W. Reinhard
New York City
Messrs
Philip William Reinhard
New York
Frederic White Cock
William Stowe Shaffer, Jr
Franklin Stoughton Cobb
Alice Mabel Vincent
Grace Lillian Ware
Allstcn
Susan Margaretta Vincent
Healeys Quietly Observe Golden Wedding at Home
Milford June 10 Mr and Mrs Darius Healey quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary today at their Fayette Street home Friends called to offer congratulations and share an anniversary dinner Mr Healey meantime returned to his daily work greeting several visitors
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Funeral held for Miss Catharine Spaceeen sister of Reverend
Funeral services were held at St. Stephen's Church North End for Miss Catharine Spaceeen sister of the Rev Dennis J ll rector. The Mass was celebrated by the deceaseds brother with Rev Bernard Killilea deacon Rev Leo Knappe sub deacon. Rev John McKeenan of Charlestown delivered the homily. The double quartet sang and Genevieve Lee played organ. The choir led hymns Lead Kindly Light and Gathering Home after services as mourners carried the casket. interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Dennis J. Ll
St. Stephen's Parish
North End
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Leo Knappe
John Mckeenan
Charlestown
Ith
Genevieve Lee
M. James J
Dennis J
Arrell
John B. Dore
Holy Cross Cemeery
Depew May Wed This Summer in Washington social season
Washington rumor says Senator Depew will marry this summer to a widow now abroad. The Corcoran case residence for two years may soon see a new mistress as the social season opens next winter.
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Washington
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Depew
Ward 8 Hears Below Informal Municipal Campaign
Ward 8 residents gathered at the Young Men's Society to hear remarks on the forthcoming municipal election. Delegates discussed candidate addresses, party lines, and local issues while arrangements included discussion of naturalisation and the pending civic process.
Boer Losses Last Month in Pretoria Despatch
A Pretoria despatch dated June 10 reports Boer casualties and captures for May. It states 240 Boers killed or surrendered in the last month, with 6 killed from June 1 to 9, 4 wounded, 5 captured as prisoners, and 33 surrendered. Allied forces captured 651 rounds of ammunition 120 wagons and 4000 horses.
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Pretoria
Fragmentary note on Loe Rae and olive related items
A fragmented text references Loe Rae and rope with a negre wines line and mentions peace from mouth in an unclear context. The readable portion lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects for a full summary.
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Fourteenth biennial conclave opens at Copley Hall
The opening session of the fourteenth biennial conclave of the Improved Order of Heptasophs will be held at Copley Hall. Supreme Archon Morris G Cohen and Thomas A Mullen of the South Boston Conclave will give the welcome address. Mayor Hart will extend the freedom of the city to visiting delegates.
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Thomas A.mullen
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Quincy House
In Charge of James A Lane Sees Visitor Wishes Noted
An official in charge ensures that the wants and wishes of visitors receive proper attention during their stay.
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James A. Lane
Voorhees Denies In Case Over Affections Deviation
In the James W. McNally case the defendant Frank Voorhees filed a general denial to the complaint alleging alienation of the plaintiff’s wife. The sensational incident occurred at the Hotel Westminster with a Boston pursuit by taxis. Wesley Paul represents Voorhees and Vahey & Innes represent McNally.
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Frank Voorhees
Hotel Westminster
McNally
Boston
Mrs. McNally
Mr. Voorhees
Wesley Paul
Winthrop Prepares for Summer Boom and Sea-side Season
Winthrop shows signs of a summer boom with a Fourth of July follification in planning. Local organizers, led by industrious men, aim to restore old-time independence anniversary activity. The yacht club surges with over forty new members and twenty new yachts, prompting clubhouse expansion. Captain Bill Daly showcases the Shadow, while the Harbinger and current commodore remain prominent. Steamers resume weekly runs next Saturday under George Foxcroft, and outdoor concerts return at Winthrop Centre with band performances on the beach era boulevard.
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Harris
Johnson Avenue
Yacht Club
Bill Daly
George Foxcroft
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Mis Josephine e Kenny Delivers Evening School Recital
Miss Josephine e Kenny hosted a pupil recital at Bethsdaeht last evening. Teachers praised the young artists including Miss Mary Brennan Miss Elizabeth Vance Miss Ane Sark and others for their efforts and progress.
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Bethsdaeht
Mary Brennan
Oiseizabeth Vance
Ane Sark
Ios Gaake
Rphy Younger
Klaren
Tae
Miss Flagler to Wed Dr George McKeen in Washington
Miss Elizabeth M Flagler daughter of the late General Flagler US Army will marry Dr George Wilbert McKeen of Baddeck Cape Breton in Washington. The couple met while both engaged in charitable work along the coastal Indian communities.
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Elizabeth M. Flagler
D. Flagler
U. S.A
George Wilbert McKeen
Baddeck
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Court House
Harvard Randall Hall Trials Reserved Tables for Ladies
Four dining tables at Randall Hall were unused while forty were occupied. A back-of-bill notice announced reserved seating for students bringing ladies, with a test run for the rest of the year. The Harvard Union’s future plans may permanently reserve tables for women accompanied by gentlemen.
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