Labor lacks candidate for vice presidency in Democratic ticket
James Duncan of the AFL and Granite Cutters' Union of Quincy says no labor candidate exists for the Democratic vice-presidential nomination. He adds labor groups nationwide would back one if presented. Everett June 26. Armed with her husband's revolver Mrs Frederick McLean chased off a would be robber escaping through a skeleton key. She ran down the street in thin clothing demanding arrest.
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James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Granite Cutters’ Union of
Quincy
Everett
Frederick McLean
Dowse Street
Norman EE. McPhail
Boston
Mrs. McLean
Labor leaders clash over vice presidential pick at Denver convention
John Mitchell declines vice presidential consideration citing health and a National Civic Federation post while Samuel Gompers is ruled out for party loyalty. Norman McPhail urges a labor candidate, preferably Mitchell, and Mrs McLean scenes a prowler armed with a revolver triggering a police chase ending in arrest.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Association
Mitchell
National Civic Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Five Die in Garretsville Train Wreck Near Cleveland
The passenger train No. 19 is reported wrecked tonight at Garretsville Ohio. The engineer and fireman and three children are reported dead.
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Cleveland
Garretsville
Diaz May Visit King in London This Year
King Edward invites Mexican President Diaz to London this year and Diaz is expected to accept. The announcement says the visit would take place later in the year with both leaders meeting in the British capital.
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London
Edward
Diaz of Mexico
Diaz
Bell predicts airships used for sport and mail
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell in Toronto predicts airships will be used for sport and very likely for carrying the mails, signaling a future seen by the inventor as expanding air transport.
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Toronto
Canada
Alexander Graham Bell
Washington
Partial Sun Eclipse Visible Tomorrow for Boston Readers
A partial solar eclipse occurs between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. tomorrow and will be plainly visible from Boston. The moon will obscure the sun’s lower portion in Florida and Africa, leaving a bright ring. Viewers are advised to use smoked glass instead of the naked eye.
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Boston
Florida
Africa
Prisoner Harry Thistle Unrelated to Marines
Harry T. Thistle, arrested after a chase on Hanover street, is not a marine and has no Marine Corps ties. He served as a soldier at the regular Army garrison in Fort Revere Hull.
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Harry T. Thistle
Hanover Street
Marine Corps
Fort Revere
Hull
104 Year Old Man Commits Suicide in Kentucky
Henry Miller aged 104 took Paris green at Harrodsburg Mercer County sustaining death by his own action saying he was tired of life. The incident occurred June 26 in Kentucky.
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Lexington
Henry Miller
Harrodsburg
Mercer County
Paris Green
Morse's vacation sale of Boys' Suits draws grateful families
The public quickly recognizes Morse's sale as a value event with large reductions on Juvenile and Long trousers suits for ages 3 to 19. Prices drop from 3.75 to 3 and 18 to 13.50, with many items aimed at equipping boys for summer and ahead to fall. Visitors are urged to stop at the street floor counter for a souvenir postal featuring the Old Brattle Street Church site.
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Brattle Street
Six Fishermen Rescued After Day Adrift in Fog
Six fishermen aboard the Clara G Silva went adrift in dense fog off Cape Cod after leaving their vessel to haul trawls. The men wandered 24 hours before rescue by the Genesta, then Mr Morse, 38 miles south southeast of Highland Light. Two brothers from the Arbitrator were reported lost but later returned to T wharf.
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William A. Morse
Tony White
T Wharf
South Channel
Louis Nanie
Manuel Silva
Dory
Manuel Neu
Joseph Perry
Clara G. Silva
Genesta
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Antone Lewis
Joe Lewis
First Woman Spiritualist Minister Crowned in Massachusetts
Haverhill June 26 Ruth A Swift of 27 Kent Street becomes the first person in Massachusetts ordained as a minister of the Spiritualist faith under the National Spiritualist Association. She will be consecrated this Sunday in a historic ceremony.
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Haverhill
Massachusetts
National Spiritualist Association of the United
Ruth A. Swift
Civil War figure Captain Ellis Harper Shot in Lebanon
Captain Ellis Harper was shot and killed in Lebanon Tennessee by William Suit a friend of Governor Patterson. Harper a Carmack adherent was said to have attacked Suit with a stick before the shooting. Harper known as a Civil War raider drew attention for his wartime exploits.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Ellis Harper
William Suit
Harper
Suit
Patterson
Nashville
Woman preacher delivers first sermon at First Spiritualist Church
Mrs. Swift, the only woman preacher of this faith in the country, preaches her first sermon after 12 years as a church leader and three years as president of the First Church of this city.
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Swift
Congressman William H. Parker Dies in Deadwood
Deadwood reports the death of Congressman William H. Parker after a three year illness. He died of dropsy and liver trouble at age 71, born in Keene New Hampshire. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Deadwood
William H. Parker
Keene
N. H
National Cemetery
Arlington
Yale Mascots Vandalized As Foxy Bears Flaming Red mark
At Gales Ferry Yale crews training quarters two mascots Foxy the white fox terrier and the bulldog were taunted by painters who daubed Foxy with flaming red H on his back. Sid Bosworth and others scrambled to clean the dog and transported him to New Haven with the mark partly removed.
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Gales Ferry
Yale
Sid Bosworth
Red Top
Sid
New Haven
Newest Sound flier arrives after speed trial in Newport
The Commonwealth of the New England Navigation Company fleet steamer reached Newport from New York after a four hour speed trial averaging 22 1 2 knots. The liner is praised as a magnificent example of marine architecture.
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Newport
R. I
Commonwealth of the New England Navigation Company
New York
Hearst Not Robbed In 1905 Mayoral Recount
New York June 26 With the recount of ballots in the contested mayoralty election of 1905 practically completed today Mayor McClellan's plurality over W R Hearst stands at 2965.
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New York
McClellan
W. R. Hearst
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