Proclamation of Amnesty to Filipinos by the President
The President announces restoration of peace in the Philippine Archipelago and grants broad amnesty to Filipinos who participated in insurrections or aided them. Key provisions exclude crimes after May 1, 1902 and those already convicted of murder rape arson or robbery by authorized tribunals, with oath of allegiance required. General Chaffee relieved. civil government established. Roosevelt commends the US Army for Cuba and Philippines efforts.
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Washington
Philippine Archipelago
Root
Gen. Chaffee
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
United
Pees
United States Army
Army
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
Army of the
Army of the Philippines
The
Soldier Patrick Sullivan Died After Saloon Altercation
Patrick Sullivan a 56 year old South Boston resident died at Emergency hospital after brain and heart trouble. William Leahy charged with manslaughter for striking Sullivan in a Beach Street saloon and was arraigned. witness Guerin held as witness. Medical examiner found cause, Leahy to await hearing, Guerin freed on recognizance. Sullivan identified by police as the veteran pensioner with Beach Street ties and Wilderness battle tattoo.
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Boston
Patrick Sullivan
West Fourth Street
Draper
William Leahy
Sullivan
Adams
William Guerin
Woodman
Dugan
Police Headquarters
Driscoll
Kelley
Goff
Division 4
Leahy
Guerin
James Sullivan
Beach Street
Gort
Michael Sullivan
Station 4
South
Bagni murder trial ends in jury disagreement
Plymouth July 3 The Bagni murder trial jury reported a disagreement after 24 hours 45 minutes of deliberation over 10 days. They declined further consideration and were discharged. Bagni showed brief emotion on being brought in but soon recovered a cheerful demeanor.
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Plymouth
Bagni
Y M C A Camp Russell Sees Rainy Fun And Plans Auxiliary Day
Camp Russell hosted by the local Y M C A enjoys indoor games books and a lively baseball scene despite rain. Next Wednesday marks Ladies Auxiliary Day with many visitors traveling by train from Lowell, lunch options available, and board members planning camp visits before closing. Charles W Morey will speak on Jacob Riis next Sunday. Thirty-two boys are present with three more joining soon, and meals receive praise for good cooking.
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Camp
Russell
Young Men's Christian Association
Lowell
Association
Camp Russell
Chas. W. Morey
Jacob Riis
Lady Somerset Coming to America in September Visit
Advices from England report Lady Henry Somerset will sail for New York on September 26. She will attend the national W C T U convention in Portland, Maine, then visit Montreal, Washington, and Boston between October 17 and 22 to deliver addresses. artist Miss Cameron accompanies her on the U S tour.
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Boston
England
Henry Somerset
New York
Portland
America
Montreal
Washington
Henry
Cameron
United States
Lost a wheel of Maj. Talbot carriage near Merrimack
A Maj. Penn Talbot light double carriage lost a nut from a front wheel while turning from Merrimack into Central street yesterday afternoon. The wheel detached in front of Tilton's stationery store, rolled forward, then toppled the wagon. The horses halted cleanly as bystanders and the coachman controlled the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Penn Talbot
Merrimack
Central Street
Tilton
Talbot
Chelmsford Seeks Abolition of Princeton Street Grade Crossing
Chelmsford selectmen petition Middlesex Superior Court for abolition of the Princeton street grade crossing over the Stony Brook line in Chelmsford. The action names Boston and Maine, Boston and Lowell railroad companies, and the Stony Brook railroad. A commission is sought under 1890 Acts to hear and decide the crossing's fate.
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Superior Court
Frederick A. Fisher
Wait
Princeton Street
Chelmsford
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Stony Brook Railroad Corporation
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
County of Middlesex
County of
Middlesex
Said
North Chelmsford
Lowell
Commonwealth
Said Lowell
Ayer
Boston
Suffolk
Bigelow Carpet plans $150000 Clinton rug factory
The Bigelow Carpet company will build a rug making and storage building on Market street in Clinton, not buying new land. The four story structure, about 300 by 100 feet, will cost around $150,000, with completion expected late this fall. Bids will be solicited within two weeks. The site uses land adjoining the Landon Adams house, owned by the company, and looms may or may not be installed.
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The
Bigelow Carpet Company
Market Street
Lowell
Landon Adams
Fairbanks
Courier-Citizen
Clinton
Robbery at Boston and Maine Station Ends in Capture
July 3. A bold noon robbery at Boston and Maine north station involved two men who seized $600 from Duchesne as he stood on the depot platform. One held him while the other rifled his pockets. A crowd watched until Officer Caffrey arrived, capturing one suspect, James Riley of Boston. Police seek the second man and consider possible ties to the Davis blackmail case in North Andover.
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Buenbe x
Bostom
Maine North
Duchesne
Boston
North Andover
Mathews Ice Cream Party Draws Big Crowd
The Mathews hosted a dancing party with ice cream and lemonade for about 50 gallons served and an estimated 1100 tickets sold. Music by the Middlesex orchestra accompanied dancing in the main hall while the ante rooms hosted treats. key organizers included Patrick Nestor and Humphrey Sullivan with a large list of staff and floor directors.
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Mathews
Middlesex Orchestra
Patrick Nestor
Humphrey Sullivan
Thomas Gallagher
John Donohoe
Arthur McQuade
Walter Flaherty
William Quirk
Bernard Kane
John Courtney
John J. Murphy
Frank Higgins
John Lyons
Bernard McNally
Daniel McKenna
James Rourke
Timothy Feeley
Ards
Joseph Cassidy
George Hunt
Denis Sullivan
John Sullivan
Accident at Bean & Dunbar's stairs harms workers
Willard A Gilson of 159 Fletcher street suffered severe hand injuries after his right hand was caught in a buzz saw at Bean and Dunbar's stairbuilders shop on Dutton street and had three fingers amputated. Peter M Barry of American Croquet company, working near Lincoln and Tanner streets, was struck in the stomach by a wood fragment from a circular saw and taken to the Emergency hospital before returning home to Cabot street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Gilson
Bean & Dunbar's
Dutton Street
Gilson
Fletcher Street
Peter M. Barry
American Croquet Company
Lincoln and
Tanner Streets
Cabot Street
Comic Opera at Lakeview shines in Mikado cast
Brockton Times praises Colonial Comic Opera company at Lakeview theatre with four operas starting July 7, led by Joseph W. Smith and Ben Lodge. Strong ensemble includes Gilbert, Wilson, Hallam, Chase, Baxter, and a twenty-voice chorus. critics hail clear voices, humor, and stage presence.
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Colonial Opera Company
Lakeview
Brockton Times
Highland Park
Colonial Comic Opera Company
Joseph W. Smith
Ben Lodge
James Gilbert
Mr. Smith
Gilbert
Ben Ledge
Arthur Seaton
al Wilson
Japan
George Carter
First Ten Hour Law Test Case Filed in Providence
Providence July 3 Deputy Sheriff Wilcox served a citation on a Union Railway official after a complaint by Harrison G Hutchins a former motorman alleging ten hour work limits were violated on June 2 The case filed in Sixth district seeks district court trial next Tuesday with potential grand jury binding if evidence supports it A Pawtucket Street Railway case is expected next.
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Providence
R. I
Wilcox
Union Railway Company
Rueckert
Harrison G. Hutchins
Pawtucket Street Railway Company
City Hall Notes on Wire Pole Indexing Effort
Inspector of Wires McElholm works through the city indexing over 6000 poles and their equipment. The labor is slow and meticulous as he records condition, age, and general state of wiring. He is noted as the first such municipal inspector in an American city to undertake this comprehensive electrical inventory.
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McElholm
Mr. McElholm
How to Avoid Trouble This Summer
Advice urges stocking Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for family bowel issues before summer. Promotes nightly safety and convenience, noting it's administered to relieve common ailments in children and adults. Sold by all druggists.
Running leg sore and ointment misapplied tale
A fragmentary report describes a patient with a running itching sore on the leg suffering tortures. The text notes ointment used here to ease itching and pains, with garbled trailing words and references to a person or place unclear in the excerpt.
Taft Receives Final Note on Philippine Friars Lands
Rome July 3 Judge Taft Civil Governor of the Philippines receives Secretary Root note with final instructions on friars lands. Major Porter delivers to Cardinal Rampolla the fourteen page document urging a contract to end the old regime. The Vatican may send apostolic delegates to Manila to settle church property and orders while the U S pays indemnity only after deeds transfer.
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Rome
William H. Taft
Philippine Islands
Root
Porter
Army
Cardinal Rampolla
Gov
Taft
Major Porter
Vatican
Reot
Manila
United States
India
Holy See
Philippines
San Jose Foundation
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Na Ee
Parihes
Rampolla
Ryan Court Martial Trial Over Beatings In Mindanao
Captain James A. Ryan of the 15th Cavalry faces court martial in Manila on charges of unnecessary severity. Mindanao officials in Jiminez were briefly bound and ducked in water after talks with an insurgent general. Evidence suggests the actions caused no injuries and the officials confessed. acquittal is anticipated.
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Manila
James A. Ryan
15Th Cavalry
Edwin F. Glenn
5Th Infantry
Jiminez
Mindanao
Rufino
Rufino. They Declined To Talk and Captain Ryan
New Jersey a Unique Spot for Summer Resorts
New Jersey serves as a natural summer resort for New Yorkers and eastern travelers due to accessibility. The Sandy Hook route from Pier 8 in New York connects to Atlantic Highlands and the New Jersey Central for coast resorts such as Seabright, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Belmar, and Cape May. The fleet offers convenience and speed, with rail lines along the shore and buffet parlor cars on principal trains. The New Jersey Central’s hotel book, detailing principal hotels and boarding houses, is free upon request.
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New Jersey
Sandy Hook
New York
Pier 8
N. A
Atlantic Highlands
New Jersey Central
Sect
G. B
Special Offer in Towels at Low Bundle Price
A. G. Pollard & Co offers five linen towel styles all priced at 10c each or 3 for 26c. The set includes linen duck towels knotted fringe damask towels plain all linen crash towels and Turkish bath towels in bleached and unbleached varieties. All in one basement bargain department sale 3 for 25c.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Rent and sale notices from Chelmsford ad card
To rent five rooms in good repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street eight dollars per month best furnished rooms in the city For sale a two acre place in Chelmsford with fruit and new buildings a 7 room cottage and stable hen house price 1600 T H Elliott 64 Central street Tel 908 2
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Middlesex Street
Chelmsford
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
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Ghaffee
United Stat
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Chaffee
Philippine Commissioners
Philippine Commission
Congress
Division of the
Division of the Philippines
Miles
H. C. Corbin
Y. M. C.A. Camp
Lady Somerset
Princeton
Bigelow Co
Lawrence
Merry
Comic Opera
City Hall Notes
Parker Coal and Wood CO
Prescott Street
School St
Sare Ras
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester Optical Co
Gundlach Blair Camera Co
HH. EB. Shattuck & Son
Ryan
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