West Point Holds Centennial Celebration With Roosevelt Guest
President Roosevelt attends West Point centennial events in New York City and at the academy. The day's program included a cadet review, memorial hall exercises, a luncheon, a parade, an illumination and fireworks for 500 guests. Roosevelt pins a bravery medal on Cadet Calvin P. Titus and delivers remarks on military and civilian duty, stressing leadership, character and modern warfare shifts. A final banquet honors guests with remarks by high officials and diplomats.
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American Univers and Colleges
William R. Harper
University of Chicago
Congress
Rotary Academy
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
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Nelson A. Miles
Navy
French B. Chadswick
Hew A. Corpin
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Ohio National Guard
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Mitchell proclaims complete strike victory at Wilekhsbarre
President Mitchell told reporters in Wilkes Barre that the anthracite strike is complete and they will win. He claimed control of more than eight percent of the mines and dismissed questions about coal road correspondence, while noting 28,500 West Virginia workers on soft coal strike and acknowledging uncertain Virginia figures. He said no link exists between the anthracite stoppage and the bituminous suspension.
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Mitchell
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Virginia
Atlantic Seaboard
Blondin Prosecution Faces Suffolk Middlesex Question
Joseph Winfred Blondin is to be arraigned on indictments found by the Suffolk grand jury this Friday. The defense led by Hon. John H. Morrison demands to know whether the state will try Blondin on the Suffolk or Middlesex indictment, a dispute that could shape the trial. Attorneys predict a sensational proceeding as State detectives push for new evidence while wagering on possible jury instructions.
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John H. Morrison
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Suffolk
Middlesex
Chelmsford
Boston
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Pemberton
Team Drivers Encouraged In Labor Dispute Resolution
Union 25 and 191 representatives met with Street Department Superintendent Donovan to seek fair handling of union versus non union hiring. A further consult was planned as city contractors and teamsters await a settlement in days. The new labor badge law takes effect July 2, elevating union buttons as sacred symbols. Representative Hayes praised for pushing recognition.
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Salem Mayor Letter Against Ice Trust Threatens Monopoly
Salem May or John F Hurley condemns the ice trust for price extortion and monopoly in a public letter. He warns of driving the trust out of business and granting permits only to independent dealers who charge fair prices, citing Wenham Lake as a potential source.
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John Oo. Porter
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Senate Votes On Canal In Senate Adjournment Action
Washington June 11 The Senate agreed to vote finally on the Nicaragua Canal bill and all pending amendments on Thursday June 19 with voting to begin at 32 Mmn. Earlier the Wellington Maryland motion to discharge the privileges and elections committee on a constitutional amendment for direct Senate election failed 21 to 24 after a sharp debate.
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House kills gable bill in cable dispute
Washington reports the House despatched the Corlisle Pacific cable bill by striking out the enacting clause 116 to 11, blocking the Dalzell substitute that would let the President contract with a private company for laying a cable.
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Corlisle Pacific
Senate approves French Legion of Honor for U S officers
Washington June 1 Favorable action by the Senate committee on foreign relations on resolutions permitting H. H. D. Peirce third assistant secretary of state Colonel Theodore Bingham of the army and Captain T. S. Rodgers of the navy to accept decorations of the Legion of Honor from France.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
H. H. D. Peirce
Theodore Bingham
Army
T. 8. Rodgers
Navy
Legion of Honor
France
Andover Seminary Alumni Vote to Solicit Funds to Stay
The Andover Theological Seminary Alumni Association met and voted to solicit funds from alumni to keep the seminary in Andover. Trustees cited an annual income of 880,000 with 822,000 needed for salaries and operations, and pledged support to remain in Andover amidst removal discussions. Speakers included Rev William McEwveeen and Rev Charles M Carter.
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Andover Theological Seminary
Euphant
William B. Woldott
F Lawrence
Boston
Bein Wiliam McEwiveen
Iton
Henry A. Lee
New York
Charles S M. Carter
Lexington
Wilson Case on Judges’ Pace in Windsor County Court
Windsor County Court adjourned on a slow day with no jury in session as Wilson appears for trial. Proceedings paused until tomorrow morning as the case is slated for a jury or further action. Local courthouse observers noted delays and tentative scheduling for the following day.
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Oodstock
Wilson Shawslatcher
Windsor County Court
Brown Arrested on Lottery Charge
Charles Brown faces a lottery charge in a terse local notice. Details are sparse due to damaged text, but the item records an arrest linked to an alleged lottery scheme. Further specifics on date, location, or agency are not clearly readable.
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Charles Brown
Golotae A
Wee
Seth
Bayieton
Lynch arraigned on treason charges in London court
Colonel Arthur Lynch, once linked to Boer war affairs and a former Galway representative in Parliament, was arraigned at Bow Street Police Court on treason charges. He was remanded until June 14.
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House of Commons
London
Boera
South Africa
Etek
Galway
Ad Haven
Diepps
Brrest Police
rAshantee
Transvaal
Mussolino the Noted Italian Brigand Sentenced to Life
LUCCA Italy June 11 Mussolino the notorious brigand was today given a life sentence after a dramatic trial. He denied the murder he was convicted of and swore to kill all connected with the case. He had escaped jail and killed many before capture by Italian troops.
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Lucca
Italy
Acci- Cee
New England Printing Trades elect officers at convention
Boston man honored at the New England printing Trades convention where John H Dooley of Maine was named first vice president and P H McMahon of North Arlington served as secretary treasurer. The gathering, noting reduced dues, marked a milestone in the union's growth among print and shoe workers.
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New England
Ie ‘Printing Trades
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John H. Dooley
Ae Land
Boston
McHugh
Lowell
Naesetery i Boers
Patrolman Wood to Be Reprimanded in General Orders
In a general orders notice Patrolman S Wood of Division 1 is reprimanded for violation of regulations. The resignation of Reserve Officer Michael J Teehan of Division 1 was accepted, effective June 12.
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Gnera
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Ermissi Hoard
Michael J. Teehan
Miller Bail Exempts Chicago Santarium Chief After Tragic Fire
June 11 Chicago reports city departments seek to deflect blame for a sanitarium fire tragedy at the St Luke Society. O B Miller head of the institution faces manslaughter charges. nine assistants held for disorderly conduct. Bail posted for Miller and offers of further bail arrive, with ministers offering to help.
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City Hall
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St. Luke Society
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Methodist
Arrest of Thomas JF Cunniff for larceny at South Terminal
Officers of Division 4 yesterday arrested 37 year old Thomas JF Cunniff of 49 Melrose Street for allegedly stealing a sample shoe case with 18 shoes from EB M Bent of Cochituate at the South terminal station. The case was recovered.
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Thomas JF. Cunniff
Melrose Street
South Terminal
EB. M. Bent
Cochituate
Shooting in Pall River Ends in Arrests
June 1 Pall River scene of a tense chase as Sergeant Clarence Harrington and Private Albert Richards, both in military service near Newport and Fort Rodman, tangled in a mis identified desert stam. The officer fired twice and then a third time with no hits before police seized the weapon and detained both men for questioning. Richards produced leave papers showing he was away on furlough, and the pair were released after statements were reconciled.
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Fall River
Clarence Harrington
Port Rodman
New Bedford
Albert Richards
Fort Preble
Newport
R. I
Harrington
Fort Rodman
Pleasant Street
Fied
Nalt
Bouth Main Street
Richards
Ort
Tin Can Workers Strike Expands to New York Area
The Tin Work ers No 93 strike widens with 8000 employees across New York Brooklyn and Newark walking out. Long Island Philadelphia and Baltimore workers may join, driven by nine hour days wage cuts under $7 weekly and safety concerns. Local action led by Peters We Holland of Amalgamated Sheet and Metal Workers No 17, with support from Boston ockton unions.
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Boston
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Holland
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Etta Murphy Found After Running Away from South Boston Home
Etta Murphy, who fled from her adopted mother Mrs. Schreen of 128 H Street South Boston, has been located. She is staying with her mother on Andover Street in Lowell and plans to return to South Boston, saying she prefers living with her adopted mother there.
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Lowell
Etta Murphy
Festival of St Barnabas Nurses in Boston Church
The Guild of St. Barnabas for Nurses held its annual Boston branch festival at St. Drew's Church in Chambers Street with a short mass and sermon by Rev. Ernst Stirfes of St Thomas's New York. A reception followed in the parish house inviting nurses from Boston and vicinity and featuring a receiving line with Miss Bigelow and others as clergy and sisters from nearby orders attended.
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Nina Danforth Indicted and Faces Life Trial
Nina Danforth, informed by counsel Krebs of the grand jury’s indictment, accepts the news with quiet fortitude and says she will be there for the trial. Her health is generally good, aside from severe headaches, while her mother, bedridden, has not yet been told of the impending arraignment possibly set for this afternoon.
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Mr. Krebs
Nina
Uttley
Miss Danforth
Penelve Damaged by Fire Off Newport Harbor
Penelve, a recently purchased auxiliary yacht by A D Chaflin of Boston, burned after a stove flare in the forward section. Fire broke out near Bren ton's Reef outside Newport. crew battled flames for about 50 minutes before extinguished. The vessel sustained charring mainly forward but arrived safely at harbor for repairs.
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Penelve
A. D. Chaflin
Boston
Brenton
Newport
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Ahors
Steamship Armenian passenger list heads to Liverpool
The steamship Armenian of the Leyland line cleared yesterday for Liverpool with a saloon passenger list including Charlies F. E. Adams Miss Florence Morrison Mrs. William Percival Walter I. Bach Austin Cary Henrietta C ang Miss Tees Parrish Miss Elizabeth D. Putnam Francis Piper Edward Kirby Put Miss J. J. Wood and other travelers aboard.
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Armenian
Leyland Mne
Stow
Liverpool
Charlies FE. Adams
Florence Morrison
William
Percival
Tees Parrish
Elizabeth D. Putnam
Francis Piper
Edward Kirby
J. J. ‘Wood
Fifth annual Winthrop Club dinner at Young's
About 50 members attended the fifth annual Winthrop Club dinner at Young's last night. Toasts were given with responses and an original poem was read by Mr Puncklee. Guests of honor included Mr Will N Aldrich, Mr Joe Mitchell Chapple, Mr .Eglee, and Mr Daniel S Knowlton.
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Winthrop Club
Young’s
Puncklee
Will N. Aldrich
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Eglee
Daniel
Knowlton
Ginn & Co. Deny Financial Ties to School Committee
Parkhurst of Ginn & Co. stated that the firm has no financial relations with any member of the school committee and never had. The remark addresses the ongoing book controversy referenced by the committee.
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Wis Parkhurst
Ginn & Co
Roosevelt trip plans altered at West Point
West Point New York June 11 President Roosevelt will not travel to Oyster Bay as planned. The president and party will proceed directly to Washington via Jerrey Ci, skipping the coastal leg.
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Oyster Bay
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Jerrey Ci
India Monsoon Bursts Onset Dims Summer Lull
June 1 brings abrupt monsoon bursts across regions, ending a dry spell as heavy rains lash districts. Weather officials warn of localized flooding potential and urge preparedness by farmers and urban residents alike.
Houghton Thrown From Horse Into Charlestown Wound
John A. Houghton age 20 of Benedict street Charlestown, employed by Snow & Co., horse dealers at 271 Friend Street, was thrown from a horse yesterday at the Washington and Hanover streets corner. He sustained a scalp wound and was taken to the ref hospital.
Ye Towne Waye Tappe Opens For Business Today
Ye Towne Waye Tappe will open at 85 South Eden Street offering rest and refreshment. The inn promises a quiet meeting place with lunch lager or ale and a game room for bowls or pool, welcoming friends with no formal ceremony and an inspection by the proprietor.
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