Mary Rogers Granted Supreme Court Appeal On Oct Eight
In Windsor Vermont on June 23 officials announced that Mary Rogers and her legal team received a Washington summons to appear before the U S Supreme Court on October 8 to argue her right to freedom versus condemnation.
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Windsor
Sheriff Peck
Clark C. Fitts
Lovell
Mary Rogers
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Mary Mabel Rogers
Miss Durkee
Mary
Americans Excel in Kiel Yacht Races as Four Classes Win
At Kiel Germany on June 23 American yachts performed strongly, with four winners across classes. Swan led start to finish, 4 minutes 45 seconds ahead of Thyra. Capri placed third. Orion edged Ailsa by 1 minute 10 seconds after Ailsa’s late start maneuver. Navahoe beat Comet by 31 minutes, Suzanne narrowly beating Clara in a tight luffing duel. Emperor Meteor III won on corrected time ahead of Hamburg, while Emperor William helmed Meteor III amid a festive crew.
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Kiel
Germany
R. W. Goelet
Swan
Thyra
Capri
Prince Henry
Prussia
Orion
Allison V. Armour
Ailsa
America
Emperor William
Ambassador Tower
Wilson Marshall
Atlantic
George Lauder
Suzanne
Clara
O. Huldschinsky
Max Guilleaume
Lodz Barricade Clash Leaves Dozens Dead Amid Turmoil
Reports from Lodz Poland indicate heavy street fighting between troops and striking workers. At least fifty killed and twenty wounded as martial law looms. Russian officials warn the city is under military control and public life has ground to a halt.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
ST. Petersburg
Manifestants
Hay to Lake Sunapee for summer home
Secretary Hay left Washington for his summer home at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire likely to stay through autumn.
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Lake Sunapee
Washington
Hay
N. H
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Reforms Suffering Duffer
J A Bot tom a Cookshire druggist says after twenty years of catarrh his breath was offensive even to himself. He tried many cures before using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. He reports instant relief after first application and claims complete cure from the condition.
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J. A. Bottom
Cookshire
Que
Russia 10 Stop War on British Shipping
In St Petersburg on June 23 British representations led to orders for Russian auxiliary cruisers Dneiper and Rion to cease interfering with shipping and return immediately. Manila reports note the Fuerst Bismarck accompanying the prize Oldhamia and its escort toward Vladivostok, later renamed Don after a sale from Germany.
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ST. Petersburg
Dneiper
Rion
Oldhamia
Fuerst Bismarck
Rosestvensky
Vladivostok
Germany
Lockwood Sets Club Record with 71 at Alliston
Arthur G. Lockwood of the Alliston Golf Club, a leading New England amateur, defeated T. G. Stevenson of the Country Club to win the Alliston tournament finishing in 71 strokes and tying the club record.
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Arthur G. Lockwood
Alliston Golf Club
New England
Alliston Club
T. G. Stevenson
Tonight's 25 mile motor paced handicap at Revere track
The season opener features James Moran of Chelsea Louis Mettling of Jamaica Plain William Stinson of Cambridge and Sammy Sulkins of Boston. Mettling and Stinson expect victory with Stinson holding a lap on Mettling. Amateurs enter a large one mile lap race and 10 mile open with special prizes in a heated event.
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Revere
James Moran
Chelsea
Louis Mettling
Jamaica Plain
William Stinson
Cambridge
Sammy Sulkins
Boston
Mettling
Stinson
Lst
Alexieff Retired Amid Imperial Disfavor in St Petersburg
June 23 report from St Petersburg notes Admiral Alexieff's retirement as vice roy of the far east and the suppression of the far eastern committee. The move, along with Grand Duke Alexis stepping down as high admiral, signals imperial displeasure over the Manchurian venture. A Caucasus letter says Molokans plan emigration to America to escape oppression, aided by Count Tolstoi who helps Doukhobors move to Canada.
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Alexieff
Grand Duke
Alexis
Far East
Japan
Caucasus
America
Count Tolstoi
Canada
Central team meets Kernwood at Wood Island Park
East Boston’s Central squad faces Kernwood of Roxbury this afternoon at 3 30 at Wood Island Park in a showpiece game.
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East Boston
Kernwood
Roxbury
Wood Island Park
Britain Welcomes U S Ambassador at London Dinner
Whitelaw Reid, US ambassador, was publicly received by King Edward and British leaders, then feted at a Pilgrims' Society dinner at Claridge's. notables, including Lord Roberts and Henry Watterson, praised Roosevelt and Anglo American ties, with toasts to the King and to Roosevelt.
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Lord Roberts
Henry Watterson
Elbridge T. Gerry
Gildersleeve
W. C. Doane
Albany
Bishop Potter
New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Lansdowne
Mortimer Durant
Washington
Choate
Charles Beresford
Edward
Roosevelt
King Edward
President Roosevelt
Balfour
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
America
Reid
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