U S Warship Sent to Hayti Amid Revolution
Acting Secretary of State dispatches say the United States orders the gunboat Marietta from San Juan to Cape Haytien to protect American interests during Hayti's revolutionary crisis. Reports note Admiral Killick's arrest ordered as President Firmin leaves the city under foreign consul protection.
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Washington
Hill
United States
L. W. Livingstone
Cape Haytien
Hayti
Moody
Marietta
San Juan
Porto Rico
Coronation Likely Earlier as Royal Review Plans Expand
London June 30. To please sightseers officials plan pageantry with the colonial and Indian troops. The Queen will ride in the first carriage of the royal procession and foreign princes will join. Colonial troops invited to stay in England, signaling possible earlier coronation for King Edward.
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London
Lono
England
Edward
Jeanie and Portland Reach Port Townsend News
Port Townsend Washington June 30 The steamer Centennial arrived nine and a half days from Cape Nome with news of the Jeanie and Portland safety and that reports of the Thetis loss are false The Belvedere reported sighting the Jeanie and Portland June 17 eighty miles north of Cape Prince of Wales and the Diomede islands Thetis stood by the imprisoned vessels and there were good prospects of escape.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Centennial
Cape Nome
Jeanie
Portland
Thetis
Belvedere
Cape Prince of Wales
Diomede Islands
Doherty Takes All England Title In Three Sets
London June 30 H I Doherty defeated holder A W Gore to win the all England lawn tennis championship by 6 4 3 6 6 0 in a three set final Gore won the second set but Doherty recovered to take the title The match marked a decisive performance by Doherty in the decisive fourth and final set establishing him as champion.
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London
H. I. Doherty
A. W. Gore
Diploma framing sale at Maker's on John and Merrimack
Diplomas framed at special prices for a few weeks at Maker's corner John and Merrimack streets. Large stock of moulding and first class work. Frees a beautiful picture for every diploma brought in. Accidents on farms cause distress with cuts stings bruises and sprains. Dr Thomas Electric Oil relieves pain instantly. Never safe without it.
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Maker's
Geo
E. Maker
John and
Merrimack Streets
Thomas
Predicting Next American Cardinal Named in Rome Rumors
A Catholic priest who just returned from Rome discusses the New York archbishopric succession. He says Pope John Enp expects to name Archbishop Farley or Ireland as the next American cardinal, noting Rome’s view favors Ireland.
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New York
Rome
Corrigan
Farley
Vatican
United States
Ireland
Well Known Musician Dead at Castle Square Theatre
Boston reports the death of Max Heindl longtime leader and concert master of the Castle Square theatre orchestra. Heindl fell unconscious after slipping on stairs Saturday night and died at Emergency hospital at 6 o clock this morning from a skull fracture. He was born October 1 1873 in Jamaica Plain and rose from first violin to orchestra director.
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Boston
Max Heindl
Castle Square Theatre
Heindl
Castle Square
Mr. Heindl
Henry Heindl
Symphony Orchestra
Efe
Jamaica Plain
Camp Russell camp opens at Spectacle lake with 32 boys
At noon today 32 boys will attend Camp Russell under the local Y M C A. Named for Asa C. Russell the camp sits at Spectacle lake North Littleton. Boys will stay for one to four weeks with first two weeks full. The group departs by 11 55 train to Ayer after lunch arrival. List of boys includes Nelson Coburn Frederick Grant Amos Dows Chester Dows Geo Burke H Sanford Keck Richard Coburn and others. John Street church donation supplies cooking utensils chairs and boards for the camp.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Russell
Asa C. Russell
Spectacle Lake
North
Littleton
Ayer
Nelson Coburn
Frederick Grant
Amos Dows
Chester Dows
Geo A Burke
H. Sanford Keck
Richard Coburn
Geo. Hill
Willie Lane
Rowen Parker
Percy Varnum
Warren Scribner
Herschel Scribner
Leon Lewis
Douglas Morey
Frank Whitcomb
Harry Brown
French Leighton
Chester Young
Horace Proctor
Willis Hawkes
Paul Eveleth
Alan Veleth
Willie White
Walter Reiley
Carl Meister
Sidney Whipple
Geo. R. Dana, Jr
Albert Fournier
Ray Pullen
Willard Henderson
Dana Goodnow
John Street
Injunction Sought Over $1000 Doctor Payment in City Damages Case
Marie Leseth seeks court injunction to stop attorney Francis Murphy from paying $1000 to Dr Oyen from a $5000 damages award against Chicago for a broken leg. She alleges coercion to sign the payment under threat of testimony favorable to the city lawsuit and claims malpractice by hospital doctors. Her discounted judgment funds enable the attempt to pay the physician without court restraint.
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Chicago
Marie Leseth
Francis T. Murphy
Tabrina Hospital
Leseth
Oyen
Trustees to contest Brigham hospital suit in Boston
Trustees of the proposed Peter B Brigham hospital voted to fight H F Brigham of Bakersfield Vermont who seeks one fifth of the Brigham estate about 1 500 000 to be held in trust for him rather than used for the hospital. The case will be heard in August in Boston.
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Boston
Peter B. Brigham Hospital
H. F. Brigham
Bakersfield
Brigham
Peter Brigham
Mr. Brigham
Lipsky Charged Over Fatal Window Fall Incident
Boston police arrested Earl Lipsky of Roxbury on allegations he threw his wife from a third story window. The injured woman, found on the ground, is hospitalized with a fractured skull after a 40 foot drop. Neighbors reported ongoing quarrels and heard shrieks before the tumult ceased. Lipsky made no statement.
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Boston
Earl Lipsky
Roxbury
Lipsky
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Urges Cold Cure
E W Grove endorses the remedy that claims to cure a cold in one day and stresses the danger of small colds growing into serious illness. The ad notes the price as 25 cents and promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a related cold remedy.
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Dr. Wood
War Revenue Tax Repeal Disturbs Collector Gill
Boston June 30. Repeal of war revenue taxes reduces Massachusetts receipts by about 5 million compared with 1899. Collector Gill fears Washington will cut deputies and clerks beyond what he can spare, while routine work remains. Deputy Early leaves today. Rigby may go but serves summer. Stamps sale shifts to adjust cashier and alternatives. Several taxes repealed or reduced including tobacco and liquor duties, with legacy tax on estates alive for pre July 1, 1902 deaths.
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Boston
Gill
Massachusetts
Washington
Department
War Revenue
Rigby
Barrett
Fire engine crash injures two on Washington Ball
In Boston on June 30 an elevated railroad support collision with Chemical Engine 10 injured driver Walter Connell and fireman William C. Ritchell while en route to a fire. A pedestrian was knocked down but unharmed as horses bolted and were later captured. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised.
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Boston
Washington and
Ball Streets
Walter Connell
William C. Ritchell
Washington Street
Damages Likely From Marlboro Street Railway Crash
Boston reports may see receivership for Marlboro Street Railway as damages accumulate from last Saturday's head on collision near Marlboro. Shaw interests own the line with 80 000 capital and 70 000 debt. investigators seek facts as claims rise and a railroad commission may probe signals and operation.
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Boston
Marlboro Street Railway
Marlboro Street Railway Company
Shaw
James F. Shaw &Co
Butman
A. C. Ralph
Bridgewater
Marlboro
Webster & Dudley Road
Pollard & Co Sells Beautiful Batiste Remnants
A. G. Pollard & Co announces a sale of mill remnants in wash goods, featuring Beautiful Goods Batiste Applique. High quality material previously 20 to 25c a yard now offered at 10c per yard. Display in Palmer street window and sale in wash goods department centre aisle.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
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AL Lawrence
Madge and
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Monseur
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Lexington & Boston Street Railway
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