Riots and Skirmishes Shake Brussels Grande Place
In Brussels on June 2 crowds clashed at Grande Place with drawn swords and stones. Rioters hurled paving stones in Rue Royale while civic guards and police struggled to restore calm. Several wounded, two bullet wounds reported, five arrests, troops called out, public prosecutor stationed at Hotel de Ville. One man wounded rumored to have died.
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Dts
Rue Royale
Casto
Wit
Hotel de Ville
Great Parade of United Workmen in Boston Torchlit March
The Ancient Order of United Workmen paraded through Boston last evening with nearly 10 000 members, torches, bands and banners. Spectators lined Beacon Exeter Commonwealth avenues to witness the procession, which started at Walnut and Beacon streets and ended at City Hall. Mayor Quincey and grand lodge officers reviewed the marchers as divisions passed in precise order.
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Order of United Workmen
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Broad Avenue
Exeter Street
Walnut
Beacon Streets
Beacon Street
Exeter
Arlington
Dartmouth
Huntington Avenue
West Newton
Washington
School Street
Quincey
City Hall
Grand Lodge
Stone
Beacon Lodge No. 1
Carlan A. Brown
Charles C. Taft
Salem
John C. Bickford
Nathan Ganey
Chicopee
Danforth
Skowhegan
Ale
C. H. Playse
Walter Leigh
Grand Foreman
New Haven
W. E. F. Landers
R. M. Griswold
Grand Guide
Providence
P. W. Salmon
C. BP. Brackett
Hebron
Conn
J. H. Morehouse
Everett Lodge
Robert C. Winthrop
Codman Lodge
Burtt Lodge
Needham Lodge
Lincoln Lodge
Plymouth Lodge
Century Lodge
Foxboro Lodge
Mumford Lodge
Harvard Lodge
Maplewood
Garfield Lodge
Franklin Lodge
Berksiire
Waconah
Newton Lodge
Newton Centre
John Bertram
East Douglass
Pennington
Merrimac
Somerville
Provident
Winter Ell
Merry Mount
Tahanto
Fitchburg
Gardner
Riverside
Star
Clinton
Marshal Arthur L
Fire destroys carpenter shop near Ma Hope station
A $900 blaze last evening damaged a two story frame building near the Ma Hope railroad station. The site housed Frank Sittig’s carpenter shop. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Ma. Hope
Frank Sittig
Harvard Wins Three Varsity Races Over Yale on Thames
Harvard secured an unprecedented intercollegiate sweep on the Thames by winning the varsity eight, varsity four, and freshmen eight-oared races against Yale in favorable conditions. The Crimson set a two mile record in the Yale four with 10 minutes sis, though not an intercollegiate mark due to Cornell holding the four-oared record. Over 15,000 spectators watched the afternoon events, with the varsity eight finishing 6 1/2 lengths ahead after the four and freshmen races.
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Harvard
Thames
Yale
Crimson
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
NUN SUFFOCATED IN CONNECTICUT CONVENT FIRE
A convent fire at Sacred Heart on Columbus avenue New Haven Conn June 29 caused Sister Mary Aloysius to suffocate and damaged the building about 3000 Twenty sisters were in residence all escaped except the deceased. The blaze began in the basement laundry and spread upward via dumb waiter shafts to the top floor.
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New Haven
Conn
Plant Investment chief eyed as Plant system successor
Savannah June 29 local reports say R C Erwin vice president of the Plant Investment Company is expected to succeed the late Henry B Plant as president of the Investment Company and also as president of the Plant system of railroads.
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Savannah, Ga
R. C. Erwin
Plant Investment Company
Henry B. Plant
Plant System
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Brussels
Leo
Pontiff
A of
Folice Retely Rtyese In
Rome
Daily Mail
S. Vorenberg & Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
United Workmen
THAME
John Harvard
Ike
Harvard v
Yale Aie
Ale Eevee Esteanvrese Resese
Fae Ad
The
Poston
Pain Fireworks Co
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Washington ST
Court St
Cornhill
Mass
Sporting Goods
S. Harris & CO
Washington St. Opp
Water St
New England
New York
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
Worcester
Breok’'S
Market &T
Mas
White & CO
Boylston St
Biggind
Court
Seolhig
Prince
New Furniture Company
Thos. E. Cliffo
Frank Cond
Wonderful Boy
M’kinley Bett
Ushing Medic Ply Co
Cushing
Atlantic Avenue
James Terrill
F. W. Barton
Trouville
Cannes
Eppe
Mauchaffee
Troyes
Egular
A.shuman
Washington and
Summer Streets
PLANT
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Loney Down
Clothiers, Tah
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