Train Plunges From Bridge Into St Johns River
A Canadian Pacific through train from Edmonston to Aroostook Junction derailed on a 75 foot bridge over the St John s River near Mo June 21. Several injured including Conductor Henderson and passenger Smith both fatally or gravely. engine crew escaped. Wrecking trains dispatched.
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Caribou
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Edmonston
Aroostook Junction
Granda Bridge
St. John’s River
Henderson
Smith
McKinney
Oo. J
O’neil
van Buren College
New Italian Society Formed in South End
A large meeting of Italian residents at 5 Hudson Street last evening aimed to form a corporation for death and disability benefits for members. The Society of the Crown of Italy for Mutual Benefit will have principal Italians of the South End as charter members. Ex Senator Quinn spoke on incorporation under Commonwealth laws. next meeting set for Sunday July 1 at Kneeland and UEeon streets.
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South End
Hudson Street
Society of the Crown of Italy
Quinn
Kneeland Ant uEeon Streets
Conant Sanborn Wedding in West Medford Parlor
Miss Daisy R Sanborn and Erving B Conant wed in a flower bedecked West Medford parlor ceremony conducted by Rev Truman O Harlow. Attendants included Grace Conant maid of honor and George H K Means best man. reception followed with about 20 guests. couple to reside in Medford after a White Mountains wedding trip.
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Daisy R. Sanborn
Boston Avenue
West Medford
Erving B. Conant
Truman O. Harlow
West Medford Baptist Church
Grace Onant
George HK
Medford
Edna Willey
Agererin
A. C. Willey
Anid
S&s. Sanborn
Grace Conant
Nashua
N. H
Salem
Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Malden
Woburn
White Mountains
Mrs. Conant
Split charge in street scuffle over politics ends in wounding
James F Splaine, 60, of 7 Bolton Street, was arrested on assault and battery against Fr Gately, a man about 45. The incident occurred at the corner of A and K on Second Streets after a dispute over politics. Gately sustained a serious wound to the side, was treated by Dr Young, and taken to City Hospital. Both men had been drinking when the altercation started.
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James F. Splaine
Bolton Street
Fr Gately
Second Streets
Young
Probable Action In Regard to Suspended Official in Havana
Havana dispatch reports likely arrest of Estes G. Rathbone, suspended director of posts, amid strong postal inspector claims of substantial evidence. Extradition sought for head of Muncie printing firm tied to billhead fraud. Authorities also push ongoing fiscal office investigations with Bristow’s work nearing completion, and court actions anticipated in related cases.
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Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Muncie
Neely
Rathbone
Reeves
Rich
Custom House
Bristow
Wood
BICYCLENOTES Eight Weeks of Middle-Distance Races Planned
The article notes Harry Caldwell and Everett Ryan face many engagements as promoters seek matching races. Caldwell aims to ride daily if needed and finish the season undefeated, while Ryan’s camp plans a strong weekly bid for the title. A motor tandem was ordered to avoid derailments. Tonight features Gibson versus Munroe in Brockton and Downey versus Porter in New Bedford.
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Bachern
C. Turville
Philadelphia
Turday
Pierce
Stinson
Crescent Park
Ins Dence
Caldwell
Ryan
Manchester
N. H
Nelson-Pierce
Cardge
Miller
All River
Caldwell-Ryan- Nelson Bridgeport
Conn
Pierce-Nelson-Miller
Montreal
Canada
Unknown
Middletown
Branford
Nelson-Stinson
Medford
Caldwell-Ryan-Nelson
Waltham
Ldwell
Weltham
Downey
Michael
Porter
Gibson
Stingon
Nelson
Kent
Ruel
Callahan
Kberg
Caldwell Wednes
Tenday
Rue
Charles River Park
Will Stinson
Brockton
Howland
Currie
McConnell
Chelsea Cycle Club
Spindle City
Meves
Interclub Racing Association
Chelseas
Lowell
Chelsea
Ager Dandurand
Boston
Queens Park
Barnett
Glenmere
Lynn
Star Wheelmen
Frank Zeller
Somerset C. C
Roslindale
Zeller
Dorchester Wheelmen
Washington Street
Dorchester
H. T. Grace
James Urquharth
Dan Deley
Taunton
N. C. A. Board of Control
Egleston Square
Co. P. French
Metropolitans
French
Harry Caldwell
Everett Ryan
A. &. Smith
Giseady
Munroe
New Ledford
Tientsin Bombarded Across the Crisis in China
Reports confirm Tientsin is being bombarded as German leaders deny war aims and claim Chinese fort command not operating under orders. German foreign affairs chief Count von Buelow briefs Emperor William from Kiel, with plans to bolster forces in China. Preparations include up to 5000 regulars, potential 10000 volunteers, while ships Wineta and Cormoran are ordered toward China.
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Taku
Baron von Ketteler
Count von Buelow
William
Kiel
Foreign Office
China
Wineta
la Guayra
Cormoran
South Seas
Allies prep relief as Tien Tsin siege endures
Reuters dates Say Bruce dispatch from Taku reports seven days without chief command contact and five days from Tianjin, allies hold Taku forts Tong Ku, plan relief with troops from Hong Kong and Wei Hai Wei, garrison at Tien Tsin near 3000, allied proclamation vows force only against Boxers and those opposing march to Pekin. Vice Admiral Seymour reportedly arrived per Tokio report.
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London
Admiralty
Bruce
China
Pekin
Taku
Berlin
Tokio
Shanghai
Seymour
France Says Pekin and Foreigners Safe and Sound
In the Chamber of Deputies M. Delcasse reported a dispatch dated June 25 stating legations and foreigners at Pekin were safe and sound as of June 16, outlining France’s ongoing China policy.
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Paris
P. m
Foree
M. Delcasse
Chamber of Deputies
China
Pekin
Filipinos Propose Terms of Peace in Manila Meeting
In Manila on June 21 655 pm two hundred Filipinos met to seek an honorable peace with General MacArthur. They submitted seven peace clauses including amnesty confiscated property return and restoration of roles for revolutionary leaders in navy and militia. Leaders aim to secure Aguinaldo's sanction and halt hostilities.
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Manila
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Enor Paterno
Senor Buencamino
Senor Flores
Pio del Pilar
Garcia
Macabolus
Ent
Tt Wen
Civil Commission
Senor Paterno
Agui
Naldo
Yale Freshmen Defeated By Varsity In rough river race
In rough southwest wind and outgoing tide at Ferry, Harvard crews faced rough water. The varsity eight defeated Yale freshmen after three attempts with the freshmen receiving a handicap. Varsity four trails last year’s boat, while George replaced Hartwell in the freshmen bow.
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Harvard
Varsity
George
Bow
Hartwell
Porter Wins Glosast Cycle Race Ever Seen in New Bedford
Porters motor paced cycle meet at Buttonwood track draws about 2000 spectators. Charles Porter of Detroit and Joe Downey of Boston battle a tight eight-yard gap across eight laps to finish with Porter narrowly ahead. Downey paces near Porter, Downey vows rematch up to 25 miles while Gibson challenges Downey to a 5 mile race.
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New
Bedford
Downey
Porter
Harry Swift
Archie Rawlins
F. J. Cadwell
Harry Gibson
Cincinnati
John du Bois
Brocketon
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
G. B. Chase
Brockton
Gibson
Supply ships move toward Taku and Canton actions
A Manila cablegram reports the Zaffra sailed from Cavite to Hong Kong and may head to Taku after contact with Captain Wilde of the Oregon. The Don Juan de Austria arrived at Canton from Swatow. Also, Admiral Remey announced the Iris departed Manila bound for Taku carrying supplies for Kempf's squadron and coal.
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Washington
Navy Department
Remey
Manila
Cavite
Hong Kong
Taku
Wilde
Oregon
Don Juan de Austria
United States
Canton
Swatow
Iris
Minister Wu Sees Viceroys Secure Foreigner Protection
Washington dispatch reports Minister Wu after meeting at the State Department says Viceroys Liu and Chan can maintain order in Yang Kiang provinces and protect foreigners. He repeats that no foreign or US troops will land while order is kept, denies China-US war talk, cites Li Hung Chang and Seymour’s column reaching Pekin, and notes legations are safe.
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Washington
State Department
Rotary Hay
Liu
Yang Kiang
Kiang 8U
Kiang §i
Anhui
Chan
Hu Nan
Hu Penh
Hay
United States
China
Tallulah
Li Hungang
Canton
Pekin
Li Hun Chang
Seymour
Harvard Yale Race Schedule Sets Times for Thursday
The programme fixes the Harvard Yale boat races for next Thursday with a four oared race at 1 30 a m from the upper course end to the navy yard two miles, a freshman race at 11 45 after the four oared finish from the navy yard to the bridge two miles, and the university race downstream at 12 30 four miles.
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Navy Yard
Bridge
Yale Crews Burn Red Fire After Cambridge Victory
Yale crews held a victory celebration at quarters in New Haven after defeating at Soldiers Field Cambridge. A bonfire and pyrotechnics lit the night as the team gathered for over an hour of revelry. The workout was light with no time trials, though starts were practiced.
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YALE
Gals Ferry
Conn
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Wisconsin crews arrive in Poughkeepsie for summer season
Wisconsin varsity and freshmen crews total twenty five men under Coach Andrew O'Dea arrived at Poughkeepsie on June 21 for training on the Hudson River. The party's return is anticipated after their current schedule and session.
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Poughkeepsied
N. Y
Wisconsin
Andrew O’dea
Canvass of Editors Names Bryan Running Mate Options
The North Philadelphia American reports a nationwide canvass of editors on Bryan's possible running mate after Roosevelt’s nomination. Hill of New York and Hearst are strongest contenders, with Pattison, Wheeler, Dewey, and Fitzhugh Lee among names cited. Debates show no clear favorite.
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North Phila American
United States
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Nater
Hill
New York
Cos
Pulitzer
New York World
Pattison
Admiral Dewey
Pennsylvania
Fitz- Hugh Lee
Roosevelt
Amnesty Offered to Filipinos in U S War Notice
Washington June 21 The War Department published a Manila issued amnesty order by General MacArthur offering immunity for theft and freedom of action to those in insurrection against the United States since February 4 1890. Eligible individuals must renounce all connection with insurrection within ninety days and report to commanding officers for reception.
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Washington
War Department
McArthur
Manila
United Ree
United States
War With England Says German Editor In Speech
Berlin reports Herr Mertel Reichstag member and editor in chief of Deutsche Tages Zeitung declared at Ebernburg that the next war would be naval and against England. He cited government assurance and said it influenced votes for the naval bill. Emperor William's yacht Meteor won the Hamburg Senate prize in the Elbe regatta today.
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Berlin
Herr Mertel
Reichstag
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Ebernburg
England
Mperor William
Meteor
Hamburg
Lower Elbe
Reception for London labor leaders in Wells Memorial Hall
A joint committee of the Central Labor Union and the Typographical Union plans a Tuesday night reception at Wells Memorial Hall for C. W. Bowman of the London Society of Compositors and James Sexton, secretary of the National Association of Dock Laborers. They are due in New York early next week.
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London
Central Labor Union
Typographical Union
Wells Memorial Hall
C. W. Bowman
London Society of Compositors
James Sexton
National Association of Dock Laborers
New York
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