French Socialists Fail to Elect President at Versailles
In Paris the National Congress of Socialists failed to approve a constitution revision or abolish the presidency. Despite calls of long live the revolution, Casimir-Perier won the presidency with 451 votes, Brisson 196, Dupuy 97, Fevrier 63, Arago 22, and scattered ballots for Cavaignac and Lou.
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Paris
National Congress
Versailles
Sean Casimir-Perier
Brisson
Dupuy
Fevrier
Arago
Cavaignac
Lou
Bet
Freycinet
Rochefort
Toussaint
Flourens
Challemel-Lacour
Casimir-Perier
Joseph Michelin
Aime Lavy
Michelin
Avez
Thiers
Perier
Weavers Call for All-Out Strike at Wamsutta Mills
At a large No. 4 Wamsutta mill meeting in New Bedford on June 27 the weavers voted to urge a general strike across all six Wamsutta mills to back No. 6 workers idle for twenty one weeks. Stores fear widespread shutdowns and economic distress.
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New Bedford
Wamsutta Mill
Weavers’ Union
Wamsutta Mills
Wamsutta Corporation
No. 4
Captain Lyons Sets New World Trotting Record
In the Pimlico intercity races Fred Gerkins sent Captain Lyons to win the second heat of the 2:20 trot and break the world record for trotters to road wagons by half a second in a dramatic closing series.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Fred Gerkins
Captain Lyons
Albany County Wheelmen Race Shocker Johnson Beaten
More than three thousand spectators at Richfield Park watched the Albany County Wheelmen event. Tyler and Sanger defeated Johnson in the sixth race, a result that surprised the crowd and stirred excitement.
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Albany
N. Y
Albany County
Richfield Park
Johnson
Tyler
Sanger
New York Man Held on Diamond Theft Charge in Pawtucket
James Edwards of New York was held in Pawtucket District Court on high bond for the superior court on a charge of stealing a diamond and money from Brooklyn salesman John H. Clarence. Clarence alleges Edwards drugged him with a drink in Providence and Pawtucket during a spree, causing unconsciousness and loss.
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Providence
James Hdwards
New York
Shove
Pawtucket District Court
John H. Clarence
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edwards
Pawtucket
New Bedford Beats Salem In Ten Inning Baseball Tilt
New Bedford edged Salem 9 to 4 in a ten inning contest. The game featured nine scoreless frames before New Bedford pulled ahead late, with Gale and Sivesec combined on the mound for New Bedford and Brady Holmes Mains and Thomas handling the batteries.
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New Bedford
Salem
New Bedfords
Gale
Errors
Brady
Holmes
Mains
Thomas
Free Medical Services Continue at Hotel Pelham Offices
Dr Dewey the specialist will extend free examinations and medical attendance to all applicants before July 1. Services available at 7 and 4 Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street with hours daily until 1 pm 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 pm Sundays 10 to 4 pm closed Wednesdays and Thursday evenings.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Tyrant remark cited in Carnot assassination
In Lyons on June 27 the examining magistrate questioned Santo about motives for killing President Carnot. Santo answered he had no personal grievance, but called Carnot a tyrant and said he killed him for that reason.
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LYONS
Santo
Carnot
Italian in Stamford heads to New York to sail for France
Santo, an Italian resident of Stamford for about a year, traveled to New York yesterday to prepare for passage to France. He claimed he is the brother of an assassin and reported possessing $1600.
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Stamford
Conn
Santo
New York
France
Ancient Order of Hibernians Holds Lowell Convention
The fortieth biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Lowell with 150 delegates from 29 divisions. County Delegate Slattery reported over 2000 members and $24,000 in treasury. $25,978 spent on charity in two years. John P. Mahoney was named county president and Thomas F. Kenny county secretary. Several new divisions forming. Rev W D Joyce delivered opening address. Lowell Hibernians hosted a banquet for 20+. Slattery and John A. O Hearne declined nominations. a humorous exchange followed about carpet tacks as the hardest tax to raise.
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Lowell
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Slattery
South Framingham
John P. Mahoney
John A. O’hearne
Poisons in Air and Water Warn of Malaria Dangers
A New York physician warns that unseen poisons in air and water threaten public health as malaria germs are inhaled and consumed. He urges vigilance and proposes using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventive stimulant, claiming it counteracts deadly germs when mixed with water.
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New York
Duffy
America
House Adopts Bennett's Lobby Investigation Order
The House approved an order by Mr. Bennett of Everett to form a joint special committee to investigate lobbyists and legislative agents during the recess. The panel may summon papers and witnesses and must report to the next General Court, with Roberts of Chelsea amendments adding newspaper scrutiny and a Senate representative.
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House
Bennett
Everett
General Court
Roberts
Chelsea
Senate
Town is Theirs Had Dinner at Pemberton House Hull
A summary notes an evening visit featuring a dinner at the Pemberton House in Hull, followed by a theatre appearance and a daytime stop to meet the Governor and Mayor.
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Texas Rangers
Tremont Street
Lone Star State
James S. Hogg
Peters
Boston & Albany
New York
Austin
Walter Tips
John Orr
San Antonio
F. F. Downs
Temple
W. A. Barclay
Harvard
Texas
Commonwealth
Lancers
Matthews
Cambridge
Sanford
Bowdoin College
Congress Street
Cormorant
Governor Hogg
Boston
Islands
Hull
Pemberton House
Greenhalge
Hogg
Plymouth Rock
New England
North
Mars
Jupiter
Deer Island
Young’s
Tremont Theatre
Providence
Japanese Applicant Denied Citizenship by U S Court
In Boston, Shebata Saito a Japanese resident of 13 years and Boston tea business owner on Broad Street is denied naturalization by Judge Coit who holds the law excludes non white aliens. He notes the 1864 treaty and Mongolian race ruling, leaving Saito hopeful no action forthcoming.
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Shebata Saito
United States Circuit
Saito
Boston
Broad Street
Oxford Terrace
Coit
Colt
Mr. Saito
Congress
Senate debates tax plan amid bank exemptions and New Mexico talks
The Senate continued work on the income tax bill with amendments. Hoar proposed excluding partnerships from the corporate provision, and West sought a savings banks exemption for nonparticipating members and depositors. Aldrich Gray and West debated the section as other lawmakers spoke, but no vote was taken.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
West
Aldrich
Gray
Dem
Del
Hill
CHANGING THE MEIGS BILL
The Senate debated the Meigs bill all day and adopted several amendments while one by Sen ator Kittredge was rejected. The measure remains in chaotic form but support for a referendum grows and Swallow’s referendum idea may extend to voters in Boston and other cities. An attempt to extend debate failed and adjournment was taken to today.
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Senate
Meigs
Kittredge
Friends of
Swallow
Boston
Boy Kicked by Horse in Roxbury. Skull Fracture
A 12 year old boy, William Doyle of 4 Conant Street Roxbury, was playing near his home yesterday when a ball rolled to a horse. He approached the animal and was kicked in the head fracturing his skull. He was taken to City Hospital and was in critical condition last night.
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William Doyle
Conant Street
Roxbury
Doyle
Well known figures dine in Brunswick
Miss Ellen M. Chandler and brothers Horace P. Chandler and Parker C. Chandler of Boston hosted a dinner at Professor Parker Cleaveland's late residence in Brunswick. Attendees included Chief Justice Fuller of the U S Supreme Court Justice William L. Putnam of the U S Court of Appeals Chief Justice Peters of the Maine Supreme Court Judge Thomas H. Haskell General Thomas H. Hubbard Dr. Alfred Mitchell Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Washburn wife of the Minneapolis senator and Mrs Horace P. Chandler.
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Brunswick
Ellen M. Chandler
Horace P. Chandler
Parker C. Chandler
Boston
Parker Cleaveland
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
William L. Putnam
United States Court of Appeals
Peters
Maine Supreme Court
Thomas H. Haskell
Thomas H. Hubbard
Alfred Mitchell
Washburn
Minneapolis
Nantasket Picnic With Governor Green Escort Noted
Nantasket Beach hosts the National Lancers of Boston and a large civilian audience for a summer picnic after escorting Governor Green halge to Harvard. First Regiment Band provides music for dinner and dancing at Rockland House, with multiple local attendees photographed on the piazza. St Johns Choir Guild participates with rector Rev Philo Sprague and choir master Arthur S Hyde.
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Nantasket
Greenhalge
Harvard
National Lancers of
Boston
Nantasket Beach
First Regiment
Rowe’s Wharf
Rockland House
D. K. Emerson
Oscar A. Jones
D. A. Young
G. K Neal
J. E. Staples
Alice Staples
A. L. Getchell
George Proctor
Quartermaster S. Newton
Helen Jeffers
William B. Holmes
Richard Rich
Amos White
Adams
Derry
N. H
William Borick
Dr. Cole
Warren Richardson
Colonel Andrews
J. J. Grouse
Dorchester
H. Litchfield
Cambridge
H. G. Kemp
John Blanchard
Charles Waugh
W. Partridge
Leonard Ham
Eben Rice
B. J. Brigham
H. A. Cummings
John Blackie
Bertha Blanchard
Eunice Morrison
Sergeant Blanchard
Washington Hoitt
William Austin
Walter Cronies
Captain Watts
Stockholders condemn reorganization plan at AT and SF meeting
A New York stockholders meeting of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company adopted resolutions criticizing the reorganization committee for stock assessments under foreclosure threat and opposing a proposed 60 million dollar bond issue. A seven member protection committee was nominated, including F. D. Carley BE N Tailer W. B. Smith and Henry Clews.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
E. N. Taylor
General Reorganization Committee
F. D. Carley
BE. N. Tailer
W. B. Smith
Henry Clews
Yachts Vigilant and Valkyrie Ready for Largs Race Trials
In Glasgow on June 27 the Vigilant and the Valkyrie started for trial trips on the Clyde. The Vigilant impressed yachtsmen with its sails and performance. Both boats will enter the dry dock this week to prepare their bottoms for the July 3 race at Largs, with time allowances yet to be decided.
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Glasgow
Vigilant
Clyde
Largs
Chace Wins Tennis Title at West Newton Club
Malcolm Chace defeated Foote 6 3 1 6 6 0 in a Neighborhood Club event at West Newton. He later beat Hobart in two sets, with scores listed as 8 and 7.
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Malcolm Chace
West Newton
Chace
Foote
Hobart
Yale at Oxford Practice Visit Ends in Mutual Exchange
The Yale athletes arrived in London aboard the steamship New York and will lodge at Oxford while using university grounds for practice. The Oxford Athletic Club hosted the group this evening as plans unfold for later cricket and American tours. Lord Hawke will depart for America on the steamer New York on Sept 5 with his amateur cricket club, joining an invitation from the Germantown Cricket Club.
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London
Oxford Athletic Club
Yale
New York
Oxford
Oxford Club
Lord Hawke
America
Germantown Cricket Club
Boy 16 Injured In Bicycle Accident In Cambridgeport
At 8 30 last night William McKinnon aged 16 of 77 Austin Street Cambridgeport was struck by a team driven by W J White of Cambridge on Commonwealth Avenue. He reached his home after the incident.
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William McKinnon
Austin Street
Cambridgeport
Commonwealth Avenue
W. J. White
Cambridge
Porter suit against town over land take opens in Boston
The first hearing in Marcus M. Porter’s $25,000 damages suit against the town over a spring taken four years ago began today in the Sears building Boston. Proceedings will be resumed.
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Avon
Marcus M. Porter
Sears
Boston
Forger Frank Moulton Sought After Worcester Bank Fraud
Detective Parker of Providence and Detective O Day of Worcester search for Frank Moulton alias the Rev William B Snow wanted in Worcester for forgery. He obtained 1000 dollars on a worthless check from the Quinsigamond National Bank.
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Providence
Parker
O'Day
Worcester
Frank Moulton
William B. Snow
Quinsigamond National Bank
Granite dealer overcome by heat at depot
Levi Crouch a 60 year old granite dealer from Norwich Connecticut was overcome by heat at the New York and New England depot yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where after several hours he recovered and was able to continue on his way.
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Levi Crouch
Norwich
Conn
New York & New England
Royal Arcanum Social At Odd Fellows Hall In Somerville
Four councils joined for a joint social last evening in Odd Fellows Hall Somerville attended by about 1000 persons. An orchestra performed selections an address of welcome by Brother H. B. Truman an address by Dr. H. S. Goodwin humorous selections by John Thomas and a promenade concert highlighted the event.
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Royal Arcanum
Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Hall
H. 8. Truman
H. S. Goodwin
John Thomas
Local man injured in lumber pile fall at Albany street
Thomas Burke age unknown of 476 Albany street fell from a lumber stack at 474 Albany street yesterday afternoon. He sustained severe bruises and a bad shaking up and is being treated at City Hospital.
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Thomas Burke
Albany Street
City Hospital
Democrat Nominates John B. Madigan for Congress
John B. Madigan of Houston was nominated by the Democrats for Congress at the fourth district convention held in Bangor Maine on June 27.
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Bangor
John B. Madigan
Houston
American Wringer Co. Catalog of Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offering wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs on all kinds of wringers and sweepers provided. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Brookline Hearing on West End Track and Pole Plans
Brookline selectmen heard the West End Street Railway petition to lay double tracks on Washington Boylston Cypress Chestnut Hill and Pond avenues and to erect electric poles. Speakers debated street use and widening costs with lively exchanges between Cummings and Town Clerk Baker as the board considered whether to grant the request.
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Brookline
Lower Town Hall
West End Street Railway Company
Washington, Boylston
Cypress Streets
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Pond Avenue
Cummings
West End Company
H. Graham
James Noyes
H. S. Macomber
W. C. White
Smith
A. L. Lincoln
Green
Briggs
Alfred D. Chandler
Bradford Kingman
Chamberlain
Moorfield Storey
B. F. Baker
Beacon Street
West End
Baker
Emery B. Gibbs
East Boston Man Falls From Window
Michael McManus age 46 of Haynes Street East Boston fell twenty feet from a window at his home yesterday. He struck the shed roof and suffered severe contusions and a fractured wrist. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Michael McManus
Haynes Street
Boston
City Hospital
Wooley Acquitted in Provident Association Case
Providence June 27 A jury found W W Wooley not guilty of embezzling funds from the Granite State Provident Association where he served as local agent.
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Providence
W. W. Wooley
Granite State Provident Association
First Atchison stock assessment set at eight dollars
New York June 27 official word says the first assessment call on Atchison stock under the reorganization plan will be eight dollars per share. The exact date of the call has not yet been fixed.
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New York
Atchison Stock
Woburn High School Holds Graduation for 43 Graduates
The 43 graduates of Woburn High School were honored at Lyceum Hall as the class received diplomas. An audience fully filled the hall for the commencement ceremony held tonight in Woburn.
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Woburn
Woburn High School
Lyceum Hall
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