Germany's conciliatory reply to France on Morocco
Paris June 27 Germany's note to France on the Moroccan question was presented at the foreign office after a meeting between Prince Radolin and Premier Rouvier. The reply favors an amicable settlement but insists on a conference of powers without prior agreement, and outlines Germany's general stance.
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Paris
Germany
Morocco
Foreign Office
Radolin
Rouvier
Powers
Vance
Prince Radolin
Sweden and Norway in rising war threat in Riksdag debates
Stockholm June 27. Both houses elected extraordinary committees to consider the government bill for a Norway settlement. Debates condemned Norway's Storthing action and criticized the cabinet, signaling that peaceful settlement seemed unlikely and that Sweden favored force or firm military preparation if needed.
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Stockholm
Riksdag
Norway
Senate
House
Storthing
C. A. Berg
Herr Hammarskjoldt
Dominie Credits Grape-Nuts for Health and Energy
A conscientious clergyman reports improved digestion headaches and energy after replacing oats and eggs with Grape-Nuts and Postum. He notes better sermon preparation and study stamina, urges others to try the product, and mentions a missionary in China among supporters.
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China
Eee Company
Battle Creek
Idh
Wellville
Prisons Overflow in Warsaw Amid Riots and Arrests
In Warsaw Russian Poland on June 27 all prisons are full with 672 detainees, mostly Jews, arrested in the last 24 hours. A state of siege is expected amid anticipated riots during mobilization. Laborers on 32 beet root plantations in Podolia have struck risking harvest loss. Peasants in Kovno occupy estate lands.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Podolia
Kovno
China seeks representation in Russo-Japanese peace talks
Pekin June 27 The Associated Press correspondent reports strong authority that China wishes to be represented at the Russo-Japanese peace conference.
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China
Pekin
Associated Press
Stoodley Hicks Wedding Ties Hicks and Stoodley
Miss Laura May Hicks daughter of E F Hicks caterer wed Dr Henry M Stoodley at the bride's home 3 Bartlett street Somerville. Rev Francis A Gray Winter Hill Universalist Church officiated with Dr Luther G Dearborn of Portland best man and Miss Cora E Hicks maid of honor.
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Laura May Hicks
E. F. Hicks
Henry M. Stoodley
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Bartlett Street
Francis A. Gray
Winter Hill Universalist Church
Luther G. Dearborn
Portland
Cora E. Hicks
Rumor of Kuropatkin's Death Circulates in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 28 a rumor spread that General Kuropatkin was killed, linked to claims of 70,000 Russians cut off by General Nogi. No confirmatory reports reached the general staff or press despatches, and officials say no reports of special importance have been received.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Nogi
Cossacks Fire Into Socialists Near Lodz
A secret socialist meeting near Lodz was surprised by Cossacks at noon. Eighteen Socialists were wounded and 180 arrested. Wounded taken to Lodz hospitals, arrests sent to Lenszyca prison. Authorities pursue socialist leaders as more injuries and deaths are reported. Restaurants and liquor stores ordered closed.
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Warsaw
Zquierz
Lodz
Lenszyca
Hmquor
Wave of Russian revolt hits Odessa
A wave of disorder from Russia reaches Odessa as rioting spreads. Reports describe a general outbreak across the port city with increased unrest and security concerns in the region.
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Odessa
Tumult in Poland as Strikes Clash with Troops in Lodz
Reports from Lodz describe deadly clashes between strikers and troops with initial counts of killed said to be two, while later dispatches place total deaths around 164 on Friday and estimate as high as 600. Widespread barricades and Cossack units are cited as reinforcing the troubled suburb.
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Poland
Lodz
Free Friendly Legal Talk At My Office
A physician offers complimentary consultation and diagnosis for all cases. If curable, he will explain the prognosis and charge according to the patient's means. No fee is demanded for the initial talk or examination.
Advertisement for private medical treatment and remedies
A physician advertises a private absorptive method claiming to cure cancer tumors and chronic diseases including blood poison and hydrocele. Offers free consultation at the office or by mail with a booklet and symptom blank available upon request.
Russian Admiral Rojestvensky Recovering in Japanese Hospital
Japanese doctors at Sasebo treat Admiral Rojestvensky after injuries from battle. He is said to be rapidly recovering and "soon will be well," with Admiral Ito’s aide visiting the hospital to extend concerns and praise. The admiral thanked Ito for the visit.
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Rojestvensky
Tokio
Sasebo
Viscount Ito
Naval General Staff
Autoist thefts felled by Boston officers
Three young men alleged automobile thieves were seized by Inspectors Smith Patterson Burr and Norton of police headquarters on charges of multiple thefts in the automobile district. Names given are Albert C. Hansom 23 Ferdinand Mather and Lenox street resident Carlton J. Vose alias Pope. They reportedly stole tires and inner tubes from the Diamond Rubber Company 174 Columbus avenue valued at 360 dollars and transported goods to Waltham staying on the move between Boston and the suburb.
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Smith
Patterson
Burr
Norton
Albert C. Hansom
Clarendon Street
Carlton J. Vose
Pope
Lenox Street
Ferdinand Mather
Catawba Street
Diamond Rubber Company
Waltham
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Lost Boy Found Safe in Bed After Night Search
Boston Cambridge and Brookline police hunted for Tommy Farrell 38 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Farrell of 24 Winship Street Brighton who vanished after play. Five hours later he was discovered in his own bed asleep around 9 pm by Officers Starbird and Willey from Station 14 ending the missing persons case.
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Boston
Cambridge
Brookline
Tommy Farrell
John Farrell
Winship Street
Brighton
Station 14
Starbird
Willey
Hill Faces Possible Trial for Sister's Murder
Herbert E. Hill 24, once confined at Worcester Insane Hospital since August 1902 for killing his sister Mrs. Alice C. Riley of Roxbury, appears before Judge Bond on a habeas corpus writ. Doctors report near cure but court orders recommitment for observation with potential jury trial if mania does not return.
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Worcester Hospital
H. S. Quinby
Bond
Rifle accident injures sailor off Gloucester wharf
Robert Crofts a 40 year old crewman on the schooner Speculator was shot in the lung by a rifle fired by 16 year old Freeman Monroe John Swinson or Charles Mason. Crofts was taken to Essex Emergency Hospital in serious condition. The three youths were detained while police assess who held the weapon. authorities deem the incident accidental.
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Gloucester
Robert Crofts
Freeman Monroe
John Swinson
Charles Mason
Crofts
Sears’ Wharf
Essex Emergency Hospital
Mason
Barton
Cartridges for Uncle Sam awarded to three firms
Washington June 27 Acting Secretary of War Oliver awarded a 9 000 000 round contract for calibre .30 ball cartridges. The work is split equally among Winchester Repeating Arms, Union Metallic Cartridge, and United States Cartridge. Blake Rifle Company bid withdrawn. Price per thousand is 42 50. Blake had 33. General Crozier said there was no competition in price or delivery among the three winners.
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Washington
Oliver
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
United States Cartridge Company
Blake Rifle Company
Department
Blake Company
Crozier
Ordnance
First Division Railway Mail Clerks Elect Officers
The annual meeting of the First Division Railway Mail Association elected officers and delegates at Crawford House last night. National President Kidwell and National Secretary Wood attended. New slate includes President T. J. Ames Leominster and delegates Mosher Coyne Upham to the Cincinnati convention with state vice presidents Bickford Tebbetts Greene Crafts Gillon Collins Pitney and others.
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Railway Mail Association
Crawford House
Kidwell
Wood
T. J. Ames
Leominster
F. C. Streck
Malden
John EE. Corbin
Everett
Cincinnati
H. C. Mosher
W. J. Coyne
E. F. Upham
Maine
T. W. Bickford
Bangor
New Hampshire
H. F. Tebbetts
West Derry
Vermont
C. E. Greene
Essex
Massachusetts
C. E. Crafts
East Whately
Connecticut
F. P. Gillon
New Haven
Rhode Island
C. H. Collins
Providence
New York State
J. H. Pitney
Eagle Bridge
Medford Mayor Again Names Brother for Street Commissioner
Mayor Michael Dwyer of Medford submits his brother John F. Dwyer for street commissioner for the third time. The nomination sits on the table after a prior rejection, while John F. Dwyer has held the post and drawn pay since Superintendent Casey was removed. It is anticipated the nomination will be approved as streets are reported in excellent condition.
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Medford
Michael Dwyer
John F
Casey
John F. Dwyer
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