Loss in New Richmond Cyclone Kills 126
Rescue efforts resumed after night rain as militia arrived to guard ruins and speed aid. The toll was put at 126 dead with 6 missing and 128 injured amid $3 million in property damage. Victims include Ward Williams hardware store collapse and Hawkins family tragedy. A boy with a kodak perished.
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New Richmond
Wis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Madison
Milwaukee
Ward Williams
Hawkins
Nicholas Padden
Michael Heffron
Premier Loubet Poincare Cabinet Formation Report
On June 14 President Loubet received M Poincare to form a new Cabinet. Later it was announced Poincare asked the President to appoint Arthur J MacKusick as part of the arrangements. A wedding reception followed at 69 Concord Avenue with Miss Alice Fairbrother of Dorchester and Albert R MacKusick as maid of honor and best man. The couple will reside on Newbury Street in Boston after a Hudson tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. MacKusick
Alice Fairbrother
Dorchester
Albert R. MacKusick
James K. Hooper
Harry A.mackusick
Charles B. Mackusick
Elbridge H. Greene
Charles Medway
Concord Avenue
Hudson
Newbury Street
Boston
Loubet
France
Leader Seeks Delay in Cabinet Formation
The report notes that a leader has been granted until tomorrow to form a Cabinet as he has not yet been able to meet certain statesmen he wishes to consult.
Loubet Might Pardon Christiani After Assault Verdict
Paris report says President Loubet may grant clemency to Baron Christiani who was sentenced to four years in prison for assaulting the president at the Auteuil race course. The Figaro notes the president’s remark that four years will pass quickly after the conviction.
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Paris
The
Figaro
Baron Christiani
Loubet
Auteuil
Nazro and Barrett Wedding at Third Universalist Church
The Nazro-Barrett wedding drew hundreds to the Third Universalist Church in North Cambridge. Groom Charles R. Nazro of Hollis Street and bride Annie Louise Barrett of Walk er Street exchanged vows with Rev. F O Hall officiating and George Mendall Taylor at the organ. The couple will spend the summer in Winthrop.
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Nazro-Barrett
Third Universalist
North
Cambridge
Charles R. Nazro
Hollis Street
Annie Louise Barrett
Edward G. Barrett
Walker Street
F. O. Hall
George Mendall Taylor
Louis G. Parrett
Charles R. Teele
Arthur S. Bennink
Marshall Nazro
H. Nelson Plummer
Isaac Bradford
Philip L. Nazro
Grace F. Barrett
Edith M. Barrett
Alice G. Barrett
Alma Nazro
Winthrop
Miss Mabel Shapleigh Weds William Cochrane at Melrose
Miss Mabel Haywood Shapleigh daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Shapleigh of Melrose and William Lewis Cochrane were married yesterday afternoon at the Orthodox Congregational Church Melrose in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Simms with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Haywood Shapleigh
William A. Shapleigh
Melrose
Wiliam Lewis Cochrane
Orthodox Congregational Church
Dr. Simms
Ardelle MacKusick Weds Harry Yeomans at St James Church
Ardelle MacKusick daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy MacKusick marries Harry Grey Yeomans in a ceremony at St James Episcopal Church North Cambridge. Rev Percy Gordon officiated with the bride given away by her brother as part of the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardelle MacKusick
Leroy Co. MacKusick
Harry Grey Yeomans
St. James's Episcopal Church
North Cambridge
Percy Gordon
Miss Dorothy May Cofran Weds Albert Goldsmith Clifford
Miss Dorothy May Cofran married Albert Goldsmith Clifford of Roxbury at the Cofran home 95 Concord Avenue Cambridge with Rev. W. N. Mason officiating. Miss Clara Sands and Frank Sands served as bridal party. four flower girls attended. They will reside at 47A Creighton Street Roxbury.
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Dorothy May Cofran
Albert Goldsmith Clifford
Roxbury
W. N. Mason
Noah M. Cofran
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
Clara Sands
Portsmouth
Frank Sands
Kennebunk
Grace Clifford
Maud Corran
Edna Guild
Marion Guild
Creighton Street
Benney Hurt In Bicycle Accident On Washington Street
A. A. Benney compositor at the Boston Post sustained a dislocated and broken ankle after a bicycle crash on a watered Washington Street slope near School. He is recovering at Emergency Hospital with a plaster cast expected for five weeks and home departure planned today. The incident spurred plans for a Post Herald charity game to aid his recovery.
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A. A. Benney
Boston Post
Washington Street
School
Benney
Boston Post Baseball] Association
Baseball League
Post
Herald
Battery Ordered 10 Long Island Head
The Seventh United States Artillery battalion stationed at Portsmouth New Hampshire is ordered to Long Island Head Boston Harbor. A detachment with headquarters at Fort Warren has resided there through the past winter. The regiment formed during the Spanish American War expansion now awaits coastal stationing with regimental HQ at Fort Adams Newport Rhode Island.
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Seventh United States Artillery
Portsmouth
N. H
Long Island Head
Boston Harbor
Fort Warren
Seventh Artillery
Spain
North Atlantic
Fort Adams
Newport
R. I
Knife Wielder Clark Pleads Guilty in Knife Assault Case
James Clark, indicted for assaulting four people with a knife with intent to murder at the North End on May 6, pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon without intent to kill before Judge Dewey in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday. He faces sentencing this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Grand
North End
Dewey
Superior Criminal Court
Clark
Funeral for Grace L. Lemon Held in Watertown
Grace L. Lemon died Friday. Her funeral from Edward L. Lemon’s Watertown home featured simple services led by Rev. Reuben Kidner of Boston’s St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Performers Annette Welch and Frederick L. Benjamin sang, J. T. Whelan played, and burial followed at Mt. Auburn in the family lot with Episcopal rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ll. H. Lemon
Edward L. Lemon
Marion Road
Watertown
Reuben Kidner
St. Andrew's (Episcopal) Church
Boston
Annette Welch
Frederick Ll. Benjamin
J. T. Whelan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Mt. Auburn
Kidner
Senate approves cession of Caroline Ladrones Pelew Islands
The Senate adopted a bill ceding the Caroline Islands Ladrones Islands and Pelew Islands to Germany in a June session. The decision follows long negotiations and affects Pacific territorial waters.
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Madrid
Senate
Caroline Islands
Ladrones
Pelew Islands
Germany
Missing coats and trousers reported at Blue Hill Avenue
William Williams of 8 Blue Hill avenue reports two black cheviot coats and striped trousers stolen from his room yesterday. A lodger who stayed briefly is suspected. described as stout with dark complexion, 35, about 4 feet 6 inches tall.
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William Williams
Blue Hill Avenue
Young cyclist aims for 1000 mile continuous ride in New York
August Egloff of the Century Wheel Club, at 22, rode his 600th mile by 11:30 pm and planned a 1000 mile relay style run after stopping near Bedford Fountain. By 2 pm he reached 900 miles and remained in good form, paced by tandem teams, seeking the New York to Boston record and a potential world mark.
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New York
Egloff
Century Wheel Club of America
Bedford Fountain
Brooklyn
Merrick Road
Gus Egloff
Century Road Club
Boston
Charles Fehlhauer
Adoph Lehritter
Nassau
James Bartlett Malden Banker and Mason Dies
James Bartlett a longtime Malden resident and respected figure died at his home 505 Pleasant Street. He was the oldest charter member of Mt. Vernon Lodge of Masons and a longtime Universalist Church member. He served as a bookkeeper in Faneuil Hall market for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bartlett
Malden
Pleasant Street
Mr. Bartlett
Mt. Vernon
Storm Strikes Portage Lake Shore Towns
A special to the Record from Houghton Michigan reports twenty four hours of exceptional rain causing floods on Portage Lake shores. Hancock and Houghton suffer heavy damage to streets sewers railroads and embankments from the high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Houghton, Mich
Portage Lake
Hancock
Houghton
Garden party planned to aid Carney Hospital
At the Parker House last evening, prominent men and the auxiliary to the Ladies of Charity organized a festival to raise funds for Carney Hospital. They voted to hold the Apollo Garden event on July 13 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with tables run by ladies from Boston parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Ladies of Charity
Parker House
South Boston
Apollo Garden
Boston
Heat Wave Test and Drought Stretch Shimmer on Atlantic
The piece chronicles an oppressive heat day on Atlantic Avenue with 102 on sunlit corners and 91 in shade, notes humidity as the true culprit, and records rainfall deficits since April. It cites drought forecasts, a breaking rain tease, and cites local runners Frank Butler and C B Jack winning races in Boston and Reading.
Boston Riders Win First Night Meet at Woodside Park
Philadelphia weathered a large crowd for the season opening bicycle track race held at Woodside Park. The team race used the Australian system, unlimited distance, ending when a team passed the other. Boston fielded Eudie McDuffee and Nat and Frank But-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Woodside Park
Boston
Eudie McDuffee
Nat and Frank But
Brookline Swimming Club Exhibition Advances Local Talent
The Brookline Swimming Club held a natatorium event last evening with a large turnout including Cambridge officials. Top finishes included Garrison and Moore in the 50-yard dash heats, Greene winning the club member title, and a tense relay between Brookline grammar school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline Natatorium
Tappan Street
Cambridge
Messrs
James Green
George P. Moore
William L. Garrison, Jr
A. Potter
James Greene
Leslie Rich
Frank Johnson
H. Holm
Williams
Greene
McCormack
John A. Leavitt
Newton
George Moore
Moore
Holm
Messrs. Moore
W. Holm
Garrison
Peter S. McNally
Brae Burn Open Golf Results Lead By Travelli In Heat
C J Travelli of Brae Burn wins first day of Brae Burn Golf Club open with 1 up. Falvey Bowdoin and George Wright tied for second at even par. Heat and rain affected play. mixed foursomes to follow with 23 entries. Summary lists scores and handicaps for many Brae Burn players and guests.
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Brae Burn Golf Club
C. J. Travelli
Brae Burn Club
F. A. Falvey
Boston Golf Club
H. L. Bowdoin
Oakley Club
George Wright
Wollaston Club
Heap
Brae Burn
St FP
A. Falvey
Boston
Wollaston
H. L. Bowden
Brae
BE. Leonard
E. F. Woods
C. S. Street
A. G. Lockwood
Commonwealth
Heyl
C. Pletcher
H. C. Perkins
S. Underwood
Oakley
G. T. Lincoln
L. Fowle
G. Hardy
PB. Blackman
Weedland
C. BE. Wry
Florida
D. Thomas
C. E. Sweet
G. H. Phelps
H. Bally
Newton Centre
F. H. Gurtis
Fletcher
Rae Burn
A. Frost
Bee
E. H. Rogers
W. A. Griffith
Winchester
J. F. Morrill
H. L. Aver
C. P. Flagg
A. H. Dorsey
E. A. Wilkie
Newton
A. J. Wellington
W. E. Hubbard
W. B. Merrill
H. J. Sewall
D. T. Kidder
NX. Robbins
H. B. Day
Manchester Beats Newport 9 to 7 in Sharp Game
Manchester won 9 to 7 over Newport in a game noted for its prettiness and solid defense. Shires hit a ninth inning homer with two on, while Foley limited Manchester to nine hits. Notable plays included clear fielding by Gallagher and three steals by Niland and others. Attendance around 350 as Lang umpired.
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Manchester
N. H
Newport
Galagher
Foley
Shires
Cheeversees
Hickey
Carney
Niland
Regan
Lake
Fitzmaurice
Hanna
Kennedy
Murphy
Gallagher
Armstrong
Halls
B? Ey
Pres Foley
Are-Lang
Troops Extend Control as Battle Rages at Cavite Coast
American forces push to secure the coast to Cavite after a fierce engagement that left about 400 insurgents killed or wounded. Refugees, mostly women and children, fled to American lines as Bacoor and surrounding ruins showed the war’s destruction.
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Fourth Cavalry
Bacoor
Cavite
Otis Reports Santa Province Action Near Zapote River
Manila June 14 Otis transmits a report on Wheaton and Oven troops occupying from Bacoor southward with scouting west and along Zapote River. He notes the enemy withdrew to Imus abandoning the bay country and cites a severe engagement with ten killed and forty wounded for the Americans while the enemy suffered several hundred casualties and fifty buried. He predicts no major future southern counterattack.
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Manila
Washington
Lawton
Wheaton
Ovenshine
Bacoor
Zapote River
Imus
Bay Country
Otis
Jeffries Versus Sharkey Bout Dominates Boxing News
Reports confirm a twenty five round world title bout between Jeffries the champion and Sharkey the robust challenger at Lenox or Coney Island A C. Officials say referee George Siler will handle the match. Last week the big fight grossed about sixty five thousand dollars with Fitz receiving twenty five thousand and the club the same amount while Jeffries earned fifteen thousand. A night presentation failed to produce clear viewings due to weak electric power and blurred negatives.
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Jeffries
Sharkey
Lenox
Coney Island A. C
George Siler
Fitz
Dominion Defeats Yankee in Ross Cup Race
Dominion beat Yankee in Montréal on June 14 in the Ross cup third race. The two miles to windward and return, three laps, finished with Dominion 2 minutes 88 seconds ahead amid a brisk northeast wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dominion
Yankee Today
Birthday Party for Fred Miskelly at Revere Home
Fred Clifton Miskelly of 211 Proctor Avenue Revere celebrated his 21st birthday Tuesday night at home with fifty friends. Among gifts was a four diamond scarf pin from fellow employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clifton Miskelly
Proctor Avenue
Revere
Roxbury Improvement Society Considers Incorporation At Meeting
The Roxbury Improvement Society held its second meeting at Palladio Hall Roxbury with a large turnout. President I P Jordan chaired as a committee was formed to study incorporation and possible chartering while Miss Ida Krineman of Women in Cornell sent a note urging library funding. Seventy four new members joined including L M Chase J P Dore S Shuman Charles T Gallagher H B Cunningham J P Manning M Binney Jr J B Lynch A Carl W O Curtis P J Grace and G F Burkhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Improvement Society
Palladio Hall
Roxbury
I. P. Jordan
Women In Corneil
Ida Krineman
Jordan
Messrs
K. A. Jordan
Seaver
Ney
L. M. Chase
J. P. Dore
S. Shuman
Charles T. Gallagher
H. B. Cunningham
J. P. Manning
M. Binney
Dean's Ointment Averts Eczema For Delicate Skin
Gentle skin protection claim for children with eczema or other skin conditions. Promotes Dean's ointment as safe and effective at 50 cents, available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
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