Fifth Straight Win for Boston Over Pittsburg Walkover
Boston breezes past Pittsburg 21 to 7 as Long Stovey Lowe and Nichols lead a batting onslaught. Beckley and Ganzel shine in field with multiple catches. King surrenders thirteen hits as Boston offense erupts in seven-run seventh and a late homer by Lowe seals the win.
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Soldiers Marry in Baptist Tabernacle under Salvation Army
A wedding in the Baptist Tabernacle followed Salvation Army services led by Adjutant Brewer. Bertram Skinner and Anna Caldwell were married by Dr. Lorimer after the soldiers took vows, with a bridal gift from the groom and a church donation drive raising $30 for the Salvation Army. The ceremony drew a large crowd and joyous well wishes.
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Sound Philanthropy in Paris Bride Train Ceremony
Paris letters describe Félix Deleuze a widower who raised sixteen orphan girls in his Rue Rabelais home. Tomorrow three brides and nine bridesmaids will attend St. Philippe du Roule as he plans marriages with each girl receiving £500 and a fine trousseau. He has not legally adopted them but acts as guardian while the girls are set for middle class marriages or convent life.
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Late Cheese Sales Reported in Utica Market
Utica reports 12 434 boxes of cheese traded in late sales with varied grades and prices. Prices range from 7 to 8 4. There were 1 875 boxes on commission and a ruling price of 8 cents.
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Modus Vivendi Negotiations Between United States and Britain
President signals willingness to extend facilities for fact finding on Behring Sea disputes while urging Britain to drop hard conditions. US and UK negocia te a limited season halt on seal hunting with 7500 food seals allowed on islands and joint commission planned for broader measures. Russia’s assent debated.
Treasury orders Corwin to enforce Behring Sea proclamation
Secretary Charles Foster directs Captain Hooper of the Corwin to seize violators east of the demarcation line, warn vessels, and deliver suspects and cargo to the court. Instructions include distributing 1000 proclamations, logging seizures, and supplying war vessels with copies. Also assigns 7500 seal limit for North American Commercial Company.
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Behring Sea Proclamation Promotes Fur Seal Treaty Quietly
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Entry lists for yacht club race near Nahant announced
Entries closed at Boston Yacht Agency for the Massachusetts Yacht Club race with 3 classes filled. Special class includes Magnolia and Princess. third class lists Mildred Chieftain Pilgrim Erin Harbinger Mignon Hawk. fifth class features Merrimac Montezuma Awilda Alcyone Good Luck Irene Expert White Pawn Elsie Astane Vesper Addie Miume Surideaway Astrea Judith Moondyne Posy Swordfish Susie and more. Race set off Nahant with starts at 10:65 preparatory signal. prizes range from 20 to 50 dollars across classes. Owenee and Alborak clashed at Marblehead prior.
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English Copyright Law Favorable to Aliens
London June 15 Sir James Ferguson political secretary of the foreign office told the House of Commons the government has been advised that England copyright law is so favorable to aliens that it will not meet any conditions required by the United States copyright act.
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Boston Teamster Dies From Heat At Station
Gideon Martin, 43, of 293 E Street Boston, collapsed from sunstroke while unloading a trunk at the Boston and Maine station yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to Massachusetts Hospital where he died shortly after arrival.
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Boston Electric Club Votes Bond Issue Plan
The Boston Electric Club members voted last night to issue bonds not exceeding 5000 dollars to fund and pay their indebtedness. The executive committee must approve the issue. Mr. A B Cram presided and Ross acted as secretary.
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Amnesty For Ticino Rebels Proposed By Bundesrath
Berne June 15 The Bundesrath proposes that the Federal Assembly grant amnesty to all who joined the Ticino revolt last September, excluding Castroni the alleged murderer of Councillor Roussi. The report follows selection of other unrelated notes and curiosities.
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Pavonia Arrives in East Boston From Liverpool
Cunard steamer Pavonia, Captain Alexander McKay, reaches East Boston dock at six last evening after a smooth voyage from Liverpool. On board 27 saloon, 60 intermediate, and 581 steerage passengers, totaling 668 souls, with the saloon list including Charlen G, Arthur W Carter, Rev FE Clark, and others.
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Fate of a Rover Exploiter Rumor Sparks Inquiries
Reports from Fact River say Frank C. Young stepson of the late Mrs. Mary Brayton Young and beneficiary under her will died violently in Alaska. Alleged to be part of an explorer party eaten by wolves. locals doubt he joined the expedition.
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