Fire at Brooklyn Copper Works Kills Three
A late night blaze at Paul Weidman’s copper works on Wythe Avenue and Sixth Street Brooklyn kills three men including August Benedict and unknown worker. Eight severely injured and three missing as flames trap workers. the four story building housed over 100 employees and the city block is threatened. Firefighters rescued those at risk from upper windows and saved adjoining property.
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Japan's Official Murdered in Pekin
The Times reports from Pekin that Sugiyama Akira, chancellor of the Japanese delegation, was killed by Tung Fu Liang's soldiers at Maingate station while on official duty. Foreign reinforcements are expected as Pekin remains isolated and foreign property is destroyed amid Chinese government treachery.
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Missouri Governor defends militia stance after St Louis unrest
In St Louis the quiet day contrasts with yesterday's turmoil. Governor Stephens states Missouri has four regiments totaling about 2500 men ready with two hours notice and ten hours to mobilize three more. He asserts National Guard will be used to restore order if civil authorities cannot cope, while claiming broad public support for his actions.
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Children Day Brings Joy to South Framingham Race
Framingham celebrates its 200th anniversary with a bright Children’s Day program. Edward Barbour of Weir Mass. wins the afternoon road race by three lengths over C G Embleton of Cambridge in a fierce finish. Patrick Keegan of Lowell takes first prize in a separate event, with R M Wyatt of South Hanson close behind. Turgeon of Fall River sustains a head injury in a spill and is treated at Framingham Hospital.
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Weir
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Cambridge
H'd'c
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Walter Code
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Edward Ark
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FP Cecenter
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West Rox
Sihert
Harrington
South Framingha
Teas Neeny Raparadoweni
Waterjury
F. E. * Baker
Wertho Ooeess
John Bruckshaw
R. Aieer Evee
C. Seeker
Gari Lh Stacy
Gardinér Eeere
Orton
Striae Keegan
Lowell Oeis
E. Barbour
Direct Steamer 10 Sydney Schedule Announced
The Direct Steamer 10 Sydney with first class passenger and freight accommodations makes its first trip from Boston to Sydney direct from Lewis Wharf at 10 a.m. Friday June 16 and every Friday thereafter. Tickets and information available at 290 Washington Street and 20 Atlantic Avenue Boston.
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Some Wonders of the New Census 1900 Figures
The article discusses the vast U S census figures for 1900 highlighting 1,880,080 babies under one year and a hypothetical line of people stretching seven times across the country. It notes estimates of total population around 16,146,700 and comparisons among nations, with caveats about excluded territories and the pace of official counts.
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United States
Fragmented census forecast from an old newspaper snippet
An incomplete, garbled passage discusses statisticians predicting outcomes of the twelfth census. It mentions the United States population and a hypothetical giant structure, but the text is severely damaged with many illegible phrases and misplaced words.
Miriam Ratkowsky and Jacob Watchmaker Wed at Home
At the Ratkowsky residence 6 Allen Street a home wedding joined Miriam Ratkowsky and Jacob Watchmaker with Rabbi Margolis officiating. Nearly 100 guests attended from New York Portland Providence and Fall River as the house was adorned with ferns and flowers.
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Miriam
Jacob Watchmaker
Rabbi Margolis
New York
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Providence
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M. Ratkowsky
Food Cure Through Diet Changes and Grape-Nuts
A reader describes recovery from a grippe after changing to Postum Coffee in place of mocha and java and incorporating Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal. She credits this regimen with renewed health, fewer colds, and a strong reserve bodily and mental strength. She shares a recipe of hot milk, eggs, and Grape-Nuts and notes daily use. The testimonial is signed Mrs. OC, 8 Granada St., St. Augustine.
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Bride’s Wedding Ceremony Details Include Best Man and Maid of Honor
The bride stood with her groom as her best man presided in the ceremony while Miss Jean nette Ratkowsky served as maid of honor, sister of the bride. The bride was given away by Mr. and Mrs. N. Freedman.
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Broude Levey Wedding at Minot Hall
At Minot Hall last evening Pauline Levey daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Levey married Mr Abraham Broude in a large fashionable gathering. Rabbi Hyman Schoher officiated with J Mark R Levey as best man and Lillian Goldstein maid of honor. Bridesmaids Florence Epstein Sallie Brodie and Fanny Kadetsky. Ushers S Goldstein Louis H Berman Harry C Pink.
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Pauline Levey
Louis Levey
Abraham Broude
Hyman
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Louis H. Berman
Harry C. Pink
Bride Bright in Satin Lace for Out West Wedding
Miss Rose and Pearl Marks stood as bridesmaids while the bride wore satin trimmed with lace and carried white roses. After a wedding tour out West the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Broude, will reside in Roxbury.
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Nickson-Woods Wedding at Dorchester Home
Miss Henrietta Marie Woods became the bride of Elliott Everett Nickson of Philadelphia in a Dorchester ceremony at 8 Blue Hill Avenue. Rev. Charles H. Beale of Emmanuel Church officiated as the parlor was decorated with field daisies. The couple plans to reside in Pelham Germantown, Pennsylvania after a brief honeymoon.
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Henrietta Marie Woods
Elliott Everett Nickson
Philadelphia
Charles H. Beale
Emmanuel Church Goxbury
Two More Long Boomers Heading to Philadelphia
Ex Representative Henry B. Turner of Malden and Charles Be. Carter of Lowell join the Long boomers bound for Philadelphia as part of the Republican Club of Massachusetts. Both boast ties to ex Governor Long and back his nomination.
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Rumor Links Ex-Gambler Lynch to Watch and Ward Headship
A Boston gossip memo ties George Lynch, once connected with Snell's pool rooms and Scollay Square betting, to potentially succeeding Henry Chase as head of the Watch and Ward Society. Chase publicly dismisses the claim while noting Lynch has not applied to directors. he recounts Lynch’s past attempts to cooperate and recent meetings urging vigilance against secret gambling.
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Post
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Brookline
Driver Thrown From Sulky in Local Trotting Race
In a rare track accident at Combination Park last evening Mark Sullivan was thrown from the sulky behind Miss Brino during the first heat of a special trotters race. He lay unconscious after striking the railing until carried to the stables. Miss Brino continued, finishing the heat with Ike Weir applauded by about 2000 spectators.
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Through Passenger Service Expanded by Fitchburg Railways
The Fitchburg system inaugurates enhanced through passenger service with multiple routes from Boston to Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Chicago and St Louis via West Shore D and H Erie N Y C St L Wabash and other lines. Latest Pullman parlor sleeping cars ensure comfort on all trains.
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