Dolphin Arrives at Boston Navy Yard With Secretary Darling
The United States steamship Dolphin under Lieutenant Commander William H. Stoney arrived at the Boston yard with Assistant Secretary of the Navy Charles H. Darling. A 15 gun salute greeted the party as they toured facilities, inspected departments, and visited the prison ship Southery. Darling traveled with his wife and three children while plans for additional inspections and ongoing yard work were noted.
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Boston
United States
Dolphin
William H. Stoney
Boston Navy Yard
Charles H. Darling
Uriy
Atlantic
Johnson
George Day
Admiral Johnson
Mr. Darling
Capt
Pigman
Wabash
Southery
Retary
Oregon
Eaton
Dont Wait When the back begins to ache
Lowell citizen Mrs. E A Pickering recalls using Doan s Kidney Pills after her grandmother suffered kidney trouble. She visited Ellingwood Co at the Merrimack and Central streets store and found the remedy beneficial, noting improvements in function. Sold by all dealers for 50c a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan s.
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Lowell
E. A. Pickering
Hastings Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan’s
First Philippine tax refunds under new civil government act
The treasury department issued the first order under the Philippine civil government act. It refunds internal revenue taxes paid on goods shipped to the Philippines since November 15, 1901, with form 46 required and sworn claims. Principal refundable items include spirits, malt liquor, and tobacco, with potential refunds in the millions.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Philippines
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Philippine Islands
Brutal Cartoons Stir British Sentiment In Berlin
Berlin officials note ill will in Britain toward Germany due to brutal cartoons about King Edward. The North German Gazette censures German papers for biased foreign politics coverage. Foreign Office shows heightened sensitivity as the British ambassador's discussions touch on anti German tones and clips from German press are exchanged.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
Edward
Foreign Office
England
Ipse
Hanoks von En
Greatin
Poker raid nets fourteen gamblers in Boston gaming house
Boston police led by Sergt. Hugh Lee and Patrolman Higgins busted a South End poker den at Berwick Park. Fourteen players and proprietor Charles Russell alias Skinner were arrested. each player fined ten dollars and the proprietor fifty dollars plus ten for presence. Officers vow further gambling crackdowns across hotels and clubs.
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Boston
Pierce
Hugh Lee
Higgins
Tenderloin
Dedham Street
Berwick Park
Lee
Joe
Parmenter
Charles Russell
Skinner
Farley Fortunes in Rome Hinge on Bishops’ Indorsements
In Rome a decision on Rt Rev John M Farley as archbishop of New York hinges on endorsements from Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland. American church leaders and layman supporters including John D Crimmins push for Farley amid Vatican discussions and reports of a near announcement.
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New York
John M. Farley
Rome
Farley
Holy Fathers
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Apostolic Delegate
Washington
St. Paul
Sbarretti
Philippines
Holy Father
John D. Crimmins
Policy of Coercion Debate in House of Commons
London July 10. Nationalists attack British Ireland policy and Irish constabulary. Dillon cites alleged forced convictions and government complicity to justify coercion. O Connor denounces the attorney general for jury packing. Reid calls police actions dastardly. Atkinson retorts. Wyndham concedes truth in cases. Dillon’s motion to cut estimates defeated 195 to 103.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Irish Constabulary
John Dillon
Dillon
T. P. O'Connor
Robert T. Reid
Atkinson
Robert
George Wyndham
Thej
Pay Increase for U S Jurors Raises Per Diem to Three
Boston July 10 United States Marshal Darling reports that Congress has raised juror pay from two to three dollars per day. The act, approved by the President, applies to all United States courts jurors and stems from widespread citizen petitions.
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Boston
United States
Darling
Washington
New England
MITCHELLS PLANS FOR NATIONAL MINERS CONVENTION
Wilkesbarre Pa July 10 President Mitchell of the Miners union is preparing for his trip to Indianapolis where a special national convention opens next Thursday Strike headquarters here will close and may reopen depending on convention actions Delegates from the hard coal field favor bringing in soft coal workers and a general soft coal strike is not expected A westward view cites a heavy strike tax levy favored by bituminous miners for fellow workers in the region
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Commission favors return postal card system test
The four assistant postmasters general commission led by Postmaster General Payne has finished work and will report favoring a return of the postal card with postage paid on return. It proposes two trial schemes in six cities: one through a corporation handling all return card business and another direct dealings between the government and card issuers. Early action depends on legal clarity.
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Washington
Payne
Traveling salesman among trades in prison tale
A prisoner pleads to continue his outside trade while serving, asking to work as a traveling salesman after naming shoemaker or blacksmith as possible options, highlighting the prison's allowance of inmates to perform familiar crafts.
Lawrence appoints Byron Truell as Lawrence postmaster
In an interview July 10, Byron Truell announced he will assume duties around August 1. Current postmaster Brigham remains in charge until then while Truell reviews the office and plans to keep Kendall as assistant postmaster. He favors creating a carrier superintendent but has not chosen a candidate. He aims to improve service and base any changes on public benefit.
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Lawrence
Byron Truell
Brigham
Truell
Ff. O. Kendall
Mr. Brigham
Bloodhounds to Aid Search for Missing Wilbur Clarke
Boston July 10 Bloodhounds are to be used tomorrow in the search for missing Wilbur Clarke. Harry W Clarke father left Beverly this morning to obtain dogs and will guide them through woods east of Chebacco lake. Only footprints and the necktie were found since June 17 and Hermit Walton continues to assist, but hopes rest on the tracking dogs if the boy lies in the swamp.
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Boston
Wilbur Clarke
Harry W. Clarke
Beverly
Chebacco Lake
Hermit Walton
Clarke
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Rochester Optical Co
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack S&st
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Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Co
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P.F. Dewine
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