Raid on Holy Ghosters Fails to Release Girl
Sarah Josephs the pretty Syrian girl taken from the barkentine Kingdom yesterday under a habeas corpus writ slept aboard again last night and chose to return to the ship of her own free will. The raid stemmed from stories by Mrs. Florence H. Whitaker. Justice Ige Sheldon, who granted the writ, ordered release only if she wished to stay with the Sandford colony.
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Sarah Josephs
Barkentine Kingdom
Florence H. Whitaker
Ige Sheldon
Supreme Court
Sandford
Missionary seeks release of hypnotized Syrian girl
Rev N H Harriman filed a habeas corpus hold on the Kingdom anchored in Boston Harbor to free a Syrian girl said to be hypnotized and wishing to return to her brother in Cincinnati. Judge Sheldon interviewed the girl in private and dismissed the petition, ruling she could go with the ship if she chooses.
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N. H. Harriman
Whittaker
Casco Bay
Cincinnati
Mr. Harriman
Boston Harbor
Sheldon
Irl
Tme
Pulitzer Ill Publisher Hurries Home From Dover
Joseph Pulitzer publisher of the New York World travels from Paris with his son to Dover England for ill health. A special through train to Liverpool is arranged to catch the Mauretania tomorrow and return to New York.
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Dover
England
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
New York
Paris
Liverpool
Mauretania
Endowment drive for Boston University nears goal
On the campaign's final day officials strive to raise 88 668 to reach the 400 000 endowment target. Yesterday's receipts total 9 131, with teams reporting varied subscrip tions across Boston and cities like Lowell Lynn Easthampton and Springfield. Ex President Huntington is in New York coordinating a telegram update.
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Boston University
Boston
Lowell
Lynn
Easthampton
Springfield
Huntington
New York
George A. Dunn
Dunn
Bowne Memorial
Campaign fund update shows progress and list of donors
The report details amounts raised and remaining to be collected, with a grand total of 311,332 and a balance of 88,668 still due. Trustees publish contributors including A Shuman Webster Chandler Murray Emery Everett Press Brown Durrell Boston Book Magee Chandler Barbee Boston Post Record and Mosler Safe Company.
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A. Shuman
Webster & Chandler
Murray & Emery
Everett Press Company
Brown Durrell Company
Boston Book Company
Magee Furnace Company
Chandler & Barbee
Boston Post
Record and Advertiser
Mosler Safe Company
Sugar Trust Trial Verdict Pronounced Guilty
New York judge convicts Charles R Heike secretary of American Sugar Refining Company on one count conspiracy to defraud customs dues on sugar. Ernest W Gerbracht former refinery superintendent is convicted on all six counts. James F Bendernagel former cashier acquitted on one count and awaits retrial.
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New York
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Two prison terms possible in under-weighing fraud trial
The government closes its case in a large under-weighing fraud trial. Heike faces up to two years and a $10,000 fine. Gerbracht could receive 12 years and $40,000. Trial began May 16 with six defendants. three minor employees pleaded guilty and await sentencing.
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Heike
Gerbracht
Bendernagel
Harry W. Waller
Jean M. Voelker
James F. Halligan
Checkers
Roosevelt Sails and Rest on Kaiser Wilhelm II Vessel
Theodore Roosevelt spent Friday aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II type steamship Kaiser Auguste Victoria resting after a strenuous walk with Sir Edward Grey. He boarded at Southampton and toured the ship with Julius P. Meyer then spoke with passengers before dining and retiring for the night.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Sir Edward Grey
Southampton
Julius P. Meyer
Steamship Line
Roosevelt sails from Southampton for New York
After 16 months away from home including time in East Africa and Europe Theodore Roosevelt leaves Southampton aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria bound for New York. He travels with Mrs Roosevelt Mrs Longworth Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt who is the expedition’s official photographer. Roosevelt earlier met with Sir Edward Grey at Brockhurst Hotel and toured a forest nearby.
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Southampton
Africa
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
New York
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Ethel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Sir Edward Grey
Brockenhurst Hotel
New Forest
Hampshire
Colonel Roosevelt
Steamer Hit by Lightning Off Singapore
The British steamship Dacre Castle docked at Mystic wharf with a $1,000,000 cargo from Japan and China after a lightning strike at Singapore. On deck crew were shocked and two men fell to the deck as splinters ripped from the main topmast. Investigation found a bolt passed through the main topmast, boring a hole and knocking large pieces from the flag staff.
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Boston
Dacre Castle
Mystic
Japan
China
Singapore
Boston Forecast Mixed Clouds Rain Then Clearing Weekend
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for cloudy conditions with possible rain, followed by clearing on Saturday and Sunday, cool temperatures, and moderate to brisk east to northerly winds. For New England unsettled weather includes local rains Saturday and rain on the coast with winds from the east to northeast, affecting steamers to European ports with rain and fog to the Grand Banks.
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Boston
Washington
New England
European
Grand Banks
Middle Atlantic
Jeffries and Corbett Fight Three Rounds in San Francisco
June 10 reports say Jim Jeffries and Jim Corbett met in a three round bout in San Francisco. Corbett moved well but offered little offense. Jeffries then faced Joe Choynski for three rounds, showing speed while Choynski bled at the end.
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San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Jeffries
Joe Choynski
Joe
Choynski
Langford and Jeffries Box Cleanly in Display of Speed
Sam Langford from Boston faced Jeffries in a bout described as Langford being mauled until he cried enough. Jeffries then fought his brother Jack, delivering a sharp opening spell before cooling. Jeffries showed his classic speed throughout, ending the match with no fatigue, much to the satisfaction of the retired champion.
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Sam Langford
Boston
Jeffries
Jefe
Jack
Boxing Camp Update Hints At Full Sports Coverage
A brief note directs readers to the boxing camps for complete news, signaling that full boxing results and stories appear in the sports pages.
Yesterday's Scores From American and National Leagues
Baseball scores listed with Cleveland over Boston 3 0 Ronald Detroit 4 New York ten innings Washington 1 Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Rain in National section Chicago 6 New York Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Rain weather incomplete.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Washington
Chicago St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn-St. Louis
Philadelphia-Pittsburg
Attorney Daniel H. Coakley Collapses in Court
Attorney Daniel H. Coakley, worn by the strain of the Kelchner trial in the United States Circuit Court, collapsed at morning session end. Judge Hale adjourned until 9 30 Tuesday as Coakley, later after lunch, died from indigestion and heart trouble worsening during the day.
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Daniel H. Coakley
William J. Kelcher
United States
Circuit Court
Hale
Coakley
Mrs Taft Boards Freighter for Duluth Trip
Mrs William H Taft wife of the President, accompanied by her sister Mrs James Laughlin and another woman, boarded the freighter James Laughlin at Ashtabula for a Duluth round trip hoping to improve her health. Autographed card given to Paul Cheney before departure.
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Ashtabula
William H. Taft
United States
James Laughlin
Pittsburg
Duluth
American Woman Murdered in Italian Lake Trunk Case
The badly mutilated body of a woman identified as Mrs H N Castle Mary Crittenden Scott of San Jose California and New York was found in a lake near Maltrasio Italy Wrapped in cloth bearing G L initials and letters indicate a New York life in 1906 Police hold Russian Constantine Ispolatoff 50 suspected of murder Links to Porter Charlton son of an American naval officer and a past New York case Miss Estella Reid's unresolved death is noted as a possible connection.
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Como
Italy
H. N. Castle
Mary Crittenden Scott
San Jose
Cal
New York
Maltrasio
G. L
Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Constantine Ispolatoff
Porter Charlton
Charlton
University of Pennsylvania
Estella Reid
Naples
Miss Reid
Divorcee Mary Castle Involved in Waldorf Shooting Scare
Mary Scott Castle, a 37 year old San Francisco native, shocked New York by firing a small revolver at William B. Craig on August 3 at the Waldorf Astoria. The bullet was deflected by a fountain pen, no injury occurred, and she was released on $3000 bail. The case ended without trial, and she later obtained a divorce from Neville H. Castle in Nome, Alaska. Her brief New York stage career followed her marriage in San Francisco over a decade ago.
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New York
Mary Scott Castle
William B. Craig
Peacock Alley
Waldorf-Astoria
Craig
Castle
Henry Harrison Scott
San Francisco
H. H. Scott
Earl Grey Stops A Runaway Horse Near Rideau Hall
Earl Grey halted a runaway horse near Rideau Hall before departing for England. The incident occurred in Ottawa Ontario as the former prime minister prepared for his voyage. The event highlights Grey's calm handling of a dangerous situation in the capital.
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Earl Grey
Ottawa
Ontario
England
Rideau Hall
Low Rates to Worcester Round Trip One Dollar
Round trip fare to Worcester set at one dollar with one way fifty five cents via Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line. Frequent, quick service promised in comfortable cars.
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Worcester
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
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Captain .Perry
Driscoll
Harriman
Elijah’’ Sandford
Perry
Pulitzer
H. Trailer & Co., Inc., Makers
B. U. Fund
Sam
Sugar Trust
James F. Bendernagel
SUN
Thompson's Spa
Coakley IN
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Pompadour
Jim
Langford
Covceso
Marshal Morse
Mr. Coakley
Mrs. Taft
Burdett College
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