Case of Vinal Faces Illegal Liquor Charges
Charles E. Vinal was arrested in the Old Middlesex Tavern and charged in police court with illegally selling and illegally keeping liquor. He pleaded not guilty through counsel D. J. Donahue and was held on $300 bond on each complaint until August 19. Capt. Kent attended court with injured fingers in bandages, observing Vinal’s reaction.
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Charles E. Vinal
Old Middlesex
D. J. Donahue
Capt
Ken
Vinal
Capt. Kent
Greek mill workers clash over tribute ties
J J Connors pleads guilty to illegally keeping liquor and pays a 75 dollar fine. Nicholas Peters charged with assault at Merrimack mills pleads not guilty. defended by J Joseph Hennessey. Alleged motive linked to Peters refusing tribute to Cosimas, a Greek interpreter in mill affairs. Judge Hadley finds Peters not guilty of the first blow, discharged. Szedor Pienkus discharged. Kantusz found guilty of assault and battery, fined $7.
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Nicholas Peters
Michael Cosimas
J. Joseph Hennessey
Merrimack
Peters
Cosimas
Hadley
Szedor Pienkus
Jan Kantusz
Andrey Dzing
John H. Morrison
Pienkus
Kantusz
Canadian boat favored in fourth Canada cup race
Toronto August 12 The course for the Canada cup fourth race mirrors Monday with nine miles straight and back. A nine mile NW breeze eased seas improving conditions for Strathcona as Captain Hannan sails Irondequoit again.
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Toronto
Strathcona
Hannan
Irondequoit
Whitaker Wright to Face Fraud Trial in Guild Hall Court
London, Aug. 12. Whitaker Wright, director of the London and Globe Finance corporation, charged with fraudulent operations, appeared at the Guild Hall court this morning. He will reappear Aug. 19, with the trial set to commence Aug. 24.
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London
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Guild Hall Court
Typographical Union to Meet in St Louis in 1904
Washington August 12 The International Typographical Union unanimously decides to hold its 1904 meeting in St Louis.
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Washington
International Typographical Union Today
St. Louis
Vacation Wardrobe Essentials for August Travelers
The piece lists vacation packing needs for late August including negligée shirts bathing suits caps a blue serge suit home spun or flannel suit and social attire like full dress and tuxedo plus the London Town Cloth as a new fabric. It notes prices are favorable at the Merrimack and that many stores have limited stock but offer a broad selection.
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London
Merrimack
Tur bulkish Troops Kill 150 Revoluntionists in Macedonia
Aug 12 reports from Constantinople note 150 revolutionists killed at Sorovitch on Aug 9 as insurrection spreads. Bulgarian villages see youths joining rebels while Turkish forces in Monastir, Salonica, and Dibra press operations. Kru shevo remains under insurgent control amid surrounding Turkish troops.
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Constantinople
Sorovitch
Hilmi Yasha
Macedonia
Hussein Hilmi Yasha
Vali
Monastir
Vilayet
Salonica
Krushevo
Dibra
Koritza
Kastoria
Florina
Giérgveli
Yenise
Mussulman
Zivernini
Perlep
Uskub
Sofia
Bulgaria
King Edward Sails for Flush, Marienbad, Vienna Tour
King Edward sailed from Port Victoria on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert for Flush ing to bathe in the waters for a fortnight. He will travel incognito as Duke of Lancaster until Aug. 31 before proceeding to Vienna to pay an accession visit to Emperor Francis Joseph.
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London
Edward
Port Victoria
Thames
Victoria and Albert
Flushing
Marienbad
Duke of Lancaster
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Settlement Reached In Mullen V Moore Spinning Case
A out of court settlement was effected in the Jane Mullen v Moore Spinning Co case from North Chelmsford. The suit claimed personal damages by a young Centralville resident employed at the mills who suffered an injury from a belt hook. Also settled out of court was John O'Hara's claim for injuries from a freight car on the Boston and Maine railroad on Western Avenue last May.
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Jane Mullen
Moore Spinning Company
North Chelmsford
Centralville
S Mills
J. E. O'Donnell
John O'Hara
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Avenue
Hurricane devastates Jamaica banana plantations on eastern side
Kingston Jamaica August 11 report says the hurricane veered south and hit Jamaica with its full force destroying every banana plantation on the island's eastern side. Losses run to millions with telegraph outages delaying estimates. West and south areas are unknown while Kingston suffers roof damage and halted rail and streetcar service. No lives reported.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Archbishop Farley Receives Pallium at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Most Rev John M Farley archbishop of New York was invested with the pallium by Apostolic Delegate Diomede Falconio at St Patrick’s Cathedral. The pallium came from the late Pope via Mgr Farrelly, spiritual director of the American College in Rome. Also noted is stock market data from Boston exchanges showing 21,753,672 in exchanges and 1,654,660 in balances.
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New York
John M. Farley
New York Archdiocese
Mer
Diomede Falconio
United States
St. Patrick’s
Pope
Mgr. Farrelly
American College
Rome
Archbishop Farley
Boston
Cearing House
Surbiton Wins City of London Breeders Stakes at Kempton
London August 12 J R Keene three year old Surbiton ridden by Lucien Lyne American jockey won the city of London breeders foul stakes at Kempton park today defeating a field of seven entrants.
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London
J. R. Keene
Surbiton
Lucien Lyne
City of London
Kempton Park
Elevated switchman ends life in Boston tragedy
Boston August 12 in a fit of despondency J Henry Leighton aged 58 a switchman on the elevated railroad cut his throat with a razor and died several hours later He had been ill recently and brooded over his health as his condition worsened in the days prior to the act.
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Salonica
Dr. Mandelstam
Uskub
M. Rostkovski
Monastir
Mutesarif
Boston
J. Henry Leighton
Leighton
Dorchester Building Collapse Fatal Injury in Boston
John MHeenahan suffered fatal injuries when a house being torn down collapsed in Dorchester. Buried under debris, he was badly bruised and injured internally and died later at the hospital. Miss Helen Emerson of 60 Queen Street is visiting her brother in Boston while ill.
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Boston
John Mheenahan
Dorchester
Helen Emerson
Ueen Street
Homely People Never Use Ayers Hair Vigor Phrase
Fragmentary line appears as a quip about hair vigor product usage. No identifiable persons or organizations present.
Shuts Down Mills Triggers Local Paper Strike Tension
Holyoke observers report the American Writing Paper company ordered the closure of all coarse mills including Albion Crocker Nonotuck Geo G Gill Geo R Dickerson and Norman, with Woronoco Paper also set to shut for a month for repairs. Officials expect a long halt unless unions yield, while the firm claims no lockout and plans to reopen when help returns.
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Holyoke
American Writing Paper Company
Combine
Albion
Crocker
Nonotuck
Geo. G. Gill
Geo. R. Dickerson
Norman Mills
Woronoco Paper Company
American Paper Company
Pius X Feels Better After Collapse
Rome reports the Pope left his Vatican apartment for a drive and walk in the garden for about two hours and felt much better. Doctors Lapponi and Davenesia found him nearly recovered but urge rest and abstention from work, acknowledging the risk of falling behind.
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Rome
Vatican
Pius X
Judge Hadley Backs Private Inquest On Explosion
Judge Hadley explained he will hold the inquest into the explosion privately next Tuesday. He said public access would taint testimony and compromise witnesses, with a full record to be released afterwards. The inquest will cover settlement history, magazine construction, and the accident details.
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Hadley
Borsine
Star Chamber
Riverelde Park
Curzon Viceroy Term Extended to May 1904
Lord Curzon’s tenure as viceroy of India is extended from January to May 1904 in the House of Commons announcement. If he can continue duties beyond that date, the government may extend his term for up to two more years.
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London
Lord Curzon
India
House of Commons
George Hamilton
Mills Sold to Huguenot Company in North Oxford
Worcester August 12 The Weiss and Nichols woolen mills at North Oxford were sold to the Huguenot Mill company by Henry W King of Worcester The deal includes two mills and a village of about 60 tenements valued at about 150000 George H Wilson of Providence treasurer and T M Coates of Boston president of the buyer company.
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Worcester
Weiss & Nichols
North Oxford
Huguenot Mill Company
Henry W. King
Geo. H. Wilson
Providence
Huguenot Company
T. M. Coates
Boston
Relief Fund Contributions Rise From Local Donors
Workers at North Chelmsford Foundry gave 35 dollars to the Courier-Citizen Relief Fund while Forge Village residents sent 68 dollars from a benefit dance proceeds. A Lowell woman at Rye Beach also mailed 60 dollars. The total contributions were received this morning.
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Lowell
Rye Beach
Courier-Citizen Relief Fund
Forge Village
North Chelmsford
E. D. Bearce
Charlotte P. Kitson
Relief Fund Submissions and Donations Noted
The Courier-Citizen reports donations to the Relief Fund totaling 10 104 28 with 2 945 55 in other contributions and prior acknowledgments of 2 479 45. Individual donors include Henry F Whiting A Collins Frank P Cheney Martin T Mack and others. Court Merrimack Foresters of America contributed 25. A large turnout of about 65000 visitors was recorded at the grounds amid disaster relief activity.
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AvigeAth
Cveveeve Ees
Boston & Northern St. Ry. Co
Benefit Dance
Forge Village
Charlotte P. Kitson
North Chelmsford Foundry
Mary Nesmith
C. E. Collins
F. L. Richard
L’etoile
A. Dege
Henry Woods
Levi Dumas
Martin T. Mack
J. T. Fontaine
Lietoile
Bessie McGovern
Boston
J. L. Barnard
Courier-Citizen Co
Henry F. Whiting
Court Merrimack
Foresters of America
Frisco Braces For Veteran Visit With Special Trains
San Francisco prepares for a G A R encampment influx with about 7000 veterans expected via 300 special cars. Commander-in-Chief T J Stewart and party from Philadelphia are due Saturday. Patrols assigned to assist veterans, direct arrivals, and secure lodging as hotels fill rapidly.
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San Francisco
Ogden
T. J. Stewart
Philadelphia
Grand Canon
Colorado
Betting Light for Corbett-Jeffries Fight
San Francisco reports light betting as pools close with under 3000 wagered, Jeffries favorite at 2 to 1 and Corbett likely 10 to 4. Jeffries and entourage moved from Harbin Springs to Oakland while Corbett hosted visitors at Alameda and trained under Yosemite club physician. Demand for seats is extremely high as the 10,000 seat hall is expected to sell out.
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San Francisco
Corbett-Jeffries
Jeffries
Corbett
Harbin Springs
Oakland
Alameda
Yosemite Club
City hall quiet as officials study post Cutler vacancy
City officials were scarce at city hall during a government outing at Mountain Rock. Supt. Conion has appointed a temporary clerk to run the lands and buildings office while seeking a suitable successor to the late Arthur 8. Cutler. Cutler’s architectural expertise made him valuable. Several candidates are considered, though some opinions are political.
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City Hall
Mountain Rock
Conion
Arthur
Cutler
Lands and Buildings Department
Northeastern Federation of Woman's Clubs Holds Preparations
Executive board sessions were held in New Haven to prepare for the annual convention of the federation of colored women. J Dunbar of Providence R I served as president, and the meetings of the board clubs were private.
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New Haven
Conn
Northeastern Federation of Woman's Clubs
Organization of
Colored Women
J. Dunbar
Providence
R. L
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