Boers Praise American Allies In Transvaal
Pretoria June 10. Boer officers report stronger ties with British troops arriving in the region. A Balmoral surrender led to a joint sing of Rule Britannia by Boers and Tommies. British blockhouse troops offered coffee and tobacco to former enemies. Reitz delivers the last ambulance northward amid field printed banknotes and old sovereigns. Boers fault German allies while praising American fighters as capable and crafty.
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Pretoria
Balmoral
Transvaal
Reitz
St Pauls Gates Padlocked After Church Dispute
The St Pauls Baptist Church Society did not hold its rally last night as the church edifice was dark and the gates padlocked. A deacon blamed discord over the pastor’s efforts to expel opponents, start a revival, form a new church, and set up an independent Sunday school. He noted a riot last Sunday and said a meeting on June 16 may seek the pastor’s resignation.
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St. Paul’s Baptist Church Society
Colored
King Albert Improves in Berlin as Saxon Cabinet Dissolves
June 10 report from Berlin states King Albert of Saxony has shown improvement yet remains critically ill. The Saxon cabinet ends its permanent session while Crown Prince and heir leaves for Dresden to be near the capital if oath is required. King Albert also grants several pardons this morning.
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Berlin
Albert
Saxony
Dresden
Maaz
Reform Club Vote of Thanks to Philippine Affairs Minority Members
At the Reform Club meeting a resolve thanked minority committee members in the Senate and House for a substitute bill for governing the Philippine Islands. The substitute was presented in the Senate on June 2 and agreed upon by the minority members of both committees.
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Reform Club
Committee On
Row in Everett Church Reign of Discord At 1118 Broadway
Everett church split over misused funds with Elder J B Thornton opposing treasurer John Mosley. Bishop Crowdy sided with Mosley after visiting the church and allegedly labeled Thornton a devil. A new worship space opened while trustee Robert Douglas resigned.
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Church of God and Saints of Christ
Everett
J. B. Thornton
Beiverett
Broadway
Thornton
Crowdy
Philadelphia
John Mosley
Mosley
Elder Thornton
Bishop Crowdy
General Assembly
Funeral of Rev William Frisby at Church of the Advent
The funeral of Rev William B Frisby rector of the Church of the Advent was held yesterday at Brimmer street church with large attendance. The interior featured amber buds and black altar cloths while the casket rested center chancel with chalice and paten. A requiem Mass began at 11 o clock and about 40 clergymen led by Bishop Codman of Maine attended. Burial service followed at noon.
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William B. Frisby
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
Codman
Maine
Death of Rev William B Frisby Discussed by Prison Reform League
At a special meeting held at 76 Pinckney Street officers of the Prison Reform League addressed the death of Rev William B Frisby. Present were Vicar General Byrne Rev John B Lindsay Rev J Wynne Jones Mrs Florence Spooner Rev Reuben Kidner Rev Albert B George Rev William Hyde and Rev Stanley Searing. Regrets and eulogistic sympathy were sent by Rev Edward E Hale Rev Edward A Horton and General Curtis Guild Jr.
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Prison Reform League
Pinckney Street
William B. Frisby
League
Byrne
John 8. Lindsay
D. D
J. Wynne Jones
Florence Spooner
Reuben Kidner
Albert B. George
William Hyde
Stanley Searing
Edward E. Hale
Edward A. Horton
Curtis Guild, Jr
Fire destroys warehouse and homes in Philadelphia
Fire swept the Germantown Junction Elevator and Warehouse Company building at 2333 North Broad Street and the adjoining grain warehouse of J Miller and Sons, plus several nearby houses. Loss estimated at about 125000. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the cause.
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Philadelphia
Germantown Junction
Elevator and Warehouse Company
North Broad Street
Th J. Miller & Sons
Brilliant Wedding in Groton Chapel
The Groton town wedding of Miss Edith Joy of Boston to Dr. Cyrus W. Field of New York drew Boston Massachusetts New York and Newport society. The ceremony at St John’s Chapel Groton School featured a duchess satin gown a long train and a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Guests included Miss Beatrice Joy maid of honor and Dr Wheelwright best man with a large reception at the Joy mansion. After the feast the couple departed for their honeymoon amid a rice shower.
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Groton
Edith BE
Joy
Boston
Cyrus W. Field
New York
Massachusetts
Newport
St. John’s Episcopal Chapel
Groton School
Roosevelt
Charles H. Joy
Edward Morse-Field
Fifth-ninth Street
Gotham
Beatrice Joy
Dr. Wheelwright
Charles Amory Gardner
Benjamin Joy
James Lawrence, Jr
Dudley Field
Peabody
Reddington Joy
St. John’s Chapel
Charlies Amory Gardner
Yale Students Adrift in Sound Reach Haven After Night at Sea
Five Yale students seniors H. H Bartlett C. L. Watson G. L. Watson and juniors Walter L. Douglass W H Taylor returned to New Haven after about 12 hours adrift on the Sound. They sailed westward yesterday, endured high breakers and night fall, signaling in vain, and landed near New Haven exhausted but safe.
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Haven
Conn
H. H Bartlett
C. L. Watson
G. L. Watson
Yale
Walterl. Douglass
W. H. Taylor
Bartlett
New London
Stonington
New Haven
Therty
Wellesley Commencement Programme Announced
Wellesley College released its commencement schedule for June. Events span June 14 private Shakespeare, June 15 float, June 18 public Shakespeare, June 19 class supper, June 20 garden party and senior play, June 21 Glee Club concert and president's reception, June 22 baccalaureate sermon by Bishop William Lawrence, June 23 commencement with Dean Briggs of Harvard, and June 24 Alumni Day.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Glee Club
William Wrence
D. D
Massachusetts
Dean Briggs
Harvard
Jury Held In East Boston Break-In Case
In East Boston yesterday jurors Michael J. Miller Bernard Magee and William Ryan were held in 600 each for the grand jury on a charge of breaking and entering the grocery and provision store of P. J. Moynihan at 190 Chelsea street Monday morning.
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Boston
Michael J. Miller
Bernard Magee
William Ryan
P. J. Moynihan
Chelsea Street
Senate Passes Naval Bill with Heavy Defense Funding
Washington June 10 The Senate today passed a naval bill carrying over 78 million dollars. It funds two first class battleships two armored cruisers and two gun boats but rejects a House provision requiring one unit of each built in government yards. Senator Turner argued for the Nicaragua route in Isthmian canal debate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Isthmian Canal
Turner
Nicaragua
New ‘Panama Company
Canal Company
United States
Forest Transfer Defeated in House Vote
The House rejected the measure to shift forest reserves to agriculture and authorize game and fish preserves, defeating the enacting clause 100 to 70. Debate centered on cost, with opponents arguing higher administration costs and fiscal receipts already exceeding projections. The session moved to the Corliss Pacific cable bill, with mixed committee opinions and a vote 108 to 73 to proceed.
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Washington
House
Agricultural Department
Cannon
Heg
Corliss Pacific
Commerce Committee
Corliss
Commercial Pacific Company
Reciprocity debate looms over Cuba trade in Senate
Washington June 10. Republican Senators held conferences on US Cuba reciprocity. Advocates of straight reduction push to persuade party rivals that immediate aid to Cubans is best. They rejected a present rebate and ultimate treaty as slow, vow to prolong the session if needed. No defection from beet sugar ranks reported.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Boston Master Furniture and Piano Movers Banquet
The Master Furniture and Piano Movers' Association of Boston closed a year of active work with a banquet at the American House last evening. The toast master was William C. Webber, and the speakers Cornelius Bowen, Jackson Caldwell of Somerville and George Glines of Somerville. There were 7 present.
Mrs Roosevelt in New York on Dolphin voyage
The government despatch unboat Dolphin bearing Mrs. Roosevelt and the President’s youngest children arrived in New York Harbor from Washington. They will shop in the city until tomorrow before sailing to Oyster Bay to spend the summer, passing quarantine at 7:30 p.m. and anchoring off Tompkinsville for the night.
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New York
Dolphin
Tompkinsville
Awards To Art Students At Eric Pape School
The fourth annual exhibition closed with 1600 works including oils and charcoals from life and costume studies. Martin H. Jackson won silver for strong red chalk drawings, with a woman figure lit from below chosen as the prize piece. Joseph F. Kernan earned bronze for portraits and first prize for his illustration set. Robert Hennings, at 19, won oil prize and merits for the colored race. his Japanese girl in pink lantern admired. Over 40 pupils contributed landscapes from Brookline and Jamaica Plain. The show, held in Farragut building studios, drew large crowds and strong praise for Miss Louise P. Merritt in marine works and Miss Lucy Taylor in artistic anatomy.
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Eric Pape
Martin H. Jackson
Jackson
Paris
Joseph F. Kernan
Robert Hennings
Tanner
Luxembourg
Boston Public Library
Brooklire
Ware
Jamaica Plain
Louise P. Merritt
Munich
Lucy Taylor
Farragut Building
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Oseph F. Kernan
Robert Jennings
Jose Kernan
Adele Jones
Eleanor Root
R. W. Harrington
Alice Joslin
B. Maud Orpin
Edith Fisher
Helen Gibson
Mary Cunningham
Elizabeth Withington
Eleanor Hobson
Elizabeth V. Suter
W. W. Clark
Miss Wackerman Arrives in New York With Mother
New York June 10 Miss Helen Van derbilt Wackerman the American beauty who broke under charges by Professor Herkomer in London arrived with her mother Mrs John Vanderbilt Wackerman of Buffalo and her uncle aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. She was carried to her cabin under care of a nurse and could not speak for nine weeks. Dr L G Smith said she had not spoken since her mother visited her at Crayburn sanitarium. The young woman once a famed model and muse of artists showed pride before a caller at the pier while a portrait related to Professor Herkomer drew international notice. Her mother plans to sue over a misdated cable despatch, and the family will proceed to Buffalo after the ship’s arrival.
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New York
Helen Vanderbilt Wackerman
Herkomer
London
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
John Vanderbilt Wackerman
Buffalo
L. G. Smith
Crayburn Sanitarium
William
Miss Wackerman
Edward Poynter
Royal Academy
Pomeroy
Hubert Herkomer
R.A
Dr. Smith
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