Manila Surrender Dispute Reflected by Gen Anderson
Gen Thomas M Anderson disputes Admiral Dewey's Manila surrender account in a letter to the Record Herald. He asserts no definite understanding with Spanish authorities and cites 122 casualties in August actions. Anderson accuses misinformed leaders and notes Aguinaldo correspondence and Cavite incidents.
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Chicago
Thomas M.anderson
Record- Herald
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Anderson
Erie County
Senate Philippine Commission
Dewey
Father McKinnon
First California
Spain
Merritt
Aguinaldo
Cavite Navy Yard
Cavite
Tuzon
Everyody
Gen
Augustin
Oth
Eighth Army
Thomas M. Anderson
New York Stock Market Opens Strong Amid Broad Gains
The New York stock market opened strongly with Amalgamated at 64 and United States Steel at 393 1/2. Missouri Pacific and St Paul led early moves, Sugar fluctuated around 130, while Rock Island and related rails gained. By 11 am the market rallied on some recoveries as Sugar softened to 128 1/2 and several industrials advanced.
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New York
Amalgamated
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas. Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Rock Island
North American
Futures Opened Steady In New York Trading
In New York on July 11 futures opened steady with July at 8.62, August 8.38, September 8.05, October 7.89, November 7.80, December 7.80, January 7.80, February 7.81 bid, and March 7.80 bid.
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New York
Boston Stock Exchange Delists Gas Firsts and Seconds
The Boston stock exchange today struck from its list the Boston United Gas First and Second Fives and admitted for quotation on the unlisted sheet the certificates of deposit of the Mercantile Trust Co of New York for the Gas Firsts, and receipts of the Old Colony Trust Co for the Gas Seconds.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Boston United Gas
Mercantile Trust Co
New York
Old Colony Trust Co
Marine News Update From Atlantic Voyages
Boston figures July 11 reports arrivals of the Commonwealth from Liverpool and Cherbourg on July 10, the Columbia en route to Hamburg via Havre on July 11, and the Bretagne arriving in New York from Havre.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Columbia
New York
Hamburg
Havre
la Bretagne
Explosion at Marion Acetylene Plant Routs Village Gas
A fatal blast at the Bay State Illuminating company acetylene gas plant in Marion injures Allen of Utica New York and B A Conro of Marion. The plant and nearby buildings are wrecked cutting gas light to Marion. The cause is unknown with two injured men hospitalized and the town awaiting reconnection.
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New Bedford
Bay State Iluminating Company
Marion
Allen
Utica
N. Y
B. A. Conro
St. Luke’s Hospital
Richard Watson Gilder
Century Magazine
Bay State Illuminating Company
Como
Sippican
Diver Works to Seal Hull of Priscilla in Newport
Diver Hansen examined the damaged hull of the Priscilla and found the keel strake from the Powhattan’s bow intact. A 25 foot shield is being fitted to close the opening, weighted by wreckage, and secured with many hawsers to the hull. Pumps will remove water, enabling the ship to be towed to New York for repairs. General Manager Chamberlain oversees progress with Supervisor Pierce.
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Newport
R. I
Hansen
George Pierce
Scott Wrecking Company
New London
F. A. Scott, Jr
Brockton
Priscilla
New York
Chamberlain
Boston
Mr. Pierce
Barbarossa Arrives After Slow Atlantic Passage
New York reports the North German Lloyd steamer Barbarossa reached port after a sluggish voyage from Bremen and Southampton. A boiler failure reduced speed, a three day stretch of gales and rough seas followed, then hazy conditions and fog near Nantucket. Two passengers died of apoplexy during the voyage, one from second cabin and one steerage.
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New York
Bremen
Southampton
Nantucket
C Y M L Opens New Rooms With Public Tours
The C Y M L will open its new rooms next Sunday with tours from 9 30 am to noon and 7 30 to 9 pm under member guidance. A musical programme by society members will accompany both sessions to showcase the upgraded facilities. The group plans quarterly communion at St Patrick's church on Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, and Frank L O'Brien has been elected clerk.
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St. Patrick's Church
Frank L. O’brien
Queen Alexandra Opens Coronation Bazaar in London
Queen Alexandra attended the coronation bazaar at the botanical gardens and, after meeting Mrs. Choate and Mrs. White law Reid at the American court, selected a volume of President Roosevelt's writings, signaling anticipation of pleasure in reading it.
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New York
Queen Alexandra
Botanical Gardens
President Roosevelt
London
Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Fragmentary ruling on wife access to husband’s funds
A garbled court note suggests a police judge comments on a wife’s right to access a husband’s pockets for money when she cannot obtain support. The text conveys confusion and a sense of sensationalism about marital finance.
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St. Louis
Adenta Ely
Coping Fell and Ensign Down in London Tragedy
A tattered ensign fell during a rain squall in Langham Place near All Souls church, killing Miss Streathy, a Canadian, and injuring several. Queen Alexandra opened the coronation bazaar at Regents Park, with American dignitaries aiding and prominent sales, prizes, and a concert hall.
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London
Alexandra
Langham Place
All Souls’ Church
Miss Streathy
Papal Dispute Over English Nun Severs Royal Nurses
Rome reports a clash within the sacred college over Cardinal Macchi’s ban on an English nun attending Princess Respigliosi during her confinement. The Prince defends the marriage as civil, appealing to Cardinals Vannutelli and Paruccii, who back the prohibition. Card. Respighi upholds the ban, while aristocrats express sympathy for the Princess as the matter widens into a church crisis.
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Rome
Cardinal Macchi
Apostolic Briefs
Joseph Rospigliosi
Marie Jennings Reid Parkhurst
Washington, D. C
Sacred College
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Parbcchi
Prince Respigliosi
Cardinal Respighi
Respighi
Papal Guard
League meeting in Haverhill over Nashua forfeit
New England baseball league directors met at Hotel Thorndyke and threw out Haverhill versus Nashua forfeit on Director Reed's motion after Manager Hamilton spoke. Manchester-Haverhill faced lengthy discussion. adjourned without action. Umpire service questioned as injuring the game, but no action taken.
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Haverhill
New England Baseball League
Americans Win In International Polo Match At Crystal Palace
London July 10 The American team Garland Mackie Buckmaster and Rawlinson defeated the Spanish quartet the Las Casas brothers five goals to four in the Crystal Palace tournament.
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London
Crystal Palace
Messrs. Garland
Mackie
Buckmaster
Rawlinson
Brothers Las Casas
Old Home Week asks no booths on South common
Lowell July 10 1902 James B Casey chairman of the Old Home Week committee asks Supt John G Jackson not to rent space for booths flying horses shows or amusements on the South common July 31. The lower part should be reserved as a playout ground for the New England Veteran Firemen's muster. Upper part may be rented.
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James B. Casey
Old Home Week Committee
Parks and Commons
Jackson
South Common
Lowell
John G. Jackson
Mass
Old Home Week
New England States
Veteran Firemen
New England
Veteran Firemen’s Association
James B. Call Y
Painter struck by live wire in Springfield fall
Massachusetts report records James Rodier, a Springfield painter, touched a live wire while working on a block, fell three stories to a neighboring roof, was caught by a fellow worker, and suffered a dislocated shoulder. Frank Jordan escaped unhurt. Arvid Larson, 21, quarryman in Quincy, was critically injured by a premature blast. a rock fragment penetrated his skull. Leon Furkey, 10, died from lockjaw after shooting his hand with a blank cartridge on the Fourth in Conway.
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James Rodier
Springfield
Frank Jordan
Arvid Larson
Quincy
Leon Furkey
Conway
Kilroy Arrested in Jamaica Plain Robbery Case
John Kilroy was arrested in Jamaica Plain on Thursday for allegedly robbing his namesake John Kilroy on Washington Street. The crime involved a check for 600 dollars and 30 dollars in cash after the two men shared drinks in a saloon.
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John Kilroy
Jamaica Plain
Washington Street
Explosion at Homestead furnace injures fifteen men
An explosion of molten metal at a Homestead furnace burned fifteen workers today. Several are reported seriously injured as rescue teams responded to the scene in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
Jailer Warden’s Wife Named Defendant in Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 10 Mrs Kate Soffel wife of jail warden Peter Soffel and linked to the Biddle brothers case is the defendant in a divorce action based on statutory grounds. She names five co-respondents including a prominent businessman. No defence will be mounted as she serves a two year sentence for aiding the Biddles in escape.
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Pittsburg
Kate Soffel
Peter Soffel
Biddle Brothers
Soffel
Edward
John Biddle
St George and Rowe Wed in Methodist Church Ceremony
Mr William St George and Miss Lottie Rowe were married Tuesday afternoon at the home of Rev James F Allen of the Worthen Street Methodist Church. The paper previously stated the ceremony took place elsewhere.
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William St. George
Lottie Rowe
James F. Allen
Worthen Street Methodist Church
Epworth League Opens New England Convention in Worcester
More than 700 delegates from across New England attend four day Epworth League convention opening in Worcester with a communion service at Gracechurch led by Rev. Willard T. Perrin. Business session reports 54,478 members across 1066 districts. Boston district has 62 charges. treasury shows 461 dollars. next international convention set for Detroit in 1903.
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Worcester
New England
Epworth League
Gracechurch
Willard T. Perrin
Boston
Detroit
Mich
Narrow escape saves worker from Lynn plant accident
Harry Kidger, employee of Lynn Gas and Electric, was exposed to 2080 volts while assisting Boston electrical experts installing a switch board at the Lynn electric light plant. His companions quickly pried his foot loose, breaking the circuit. He regained consciousness with a badly burned toe but otherwise recovered.
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Harry Kidger
Lynn Gas and Electric Company
Boston Electrical
Kidger
Lynn
Worcester Mail Robbery Suspect Walter Sweet Arrested
Walter W. Sweet, a Worcester post office mailing clerk, was arrested Thursday afternoon on a charge of robbing the mails. Investigators traced several small losses to the case and Sweet was caught through decoy letters.
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Walter W. Sweet
Worcester
Sweet
Funerals Held for Esther Carmichael and B E A Cottingham
The two funerals were held from Sacred Heart church with requiem masses and full choirs. Esther Carmichael was buried in St Patrick's cemetery with committal prayers by Rev. Fr. Tighe. B E A Cottingham also had committal prayers at St Patrick's cemetery with Rev. Fr. Tighe presiding. Bearers and floral tributes noted. undertaker Rogers and Co. H. Molloy assisted.
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Esther Carmichael
Ellsworth Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Tresche
Schmidt
Jesus
T. H. Muldoon
James E. Donnelly
Michael Duane
Edward Gallagher
Lowa
Thomas Hogan
Boston
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Fr. Tighe
Rogers
E. A. Cottingham
Andrews Street
Des Moines Flood Reaches Alarm Level in 1851 Peak
Des Moines river stood at 21 feet above low water and rising, with the Raccoon also increasing four feet. Levees breach in South Des Moines forced evacuations as hundreds worked to save homes. the flood is the worst since 1851 with thousands in danger and property losses mounting.
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Adel
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Great Western
19Th Street
Raccoon
South Des Moines
North
City Officials Attend Second Brigade Tour at Lakeville
City government members received passes for the annual Second brigade M V M tour at Lakeville spanning July 12 to 19. Acting Captain Joseph S. Gillow and Sergt John J. Walker led the organizers, while John J. Harrington of the Lowell Reform club hosted a banquet for Acting Mayor Badger.
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Lakeville
M Company
Joseph S. Gillow
John J. Walker
Lowell
Fire Burns Two Women in Cambridge Street Apartments
Two women were burned when a kerosene lamp toppled in Mrs Annie Reddingtons Cambridge street Boston apartments Thursday night. Mrs Reddingtons daughter, 25, was badly burned and thought to die, while the mother, injured while trying to save her, will probably recover.
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Annie Reddington
Cambridge Street
Boston
Miners vote down proposed scale in Birmingham
Birmingham July 11 The United Mine Workers today rejected the scale agreed by the miners and operators joint committee. Another effort will seek a compromise acceptable to both sides. A strike would affect about 15,000 men if outcomes favor the walkout.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers Today
Joint Committee of
Quack Doctor Origin Tied to Quake and Ague Term
Etymology traces quack as possibly from quake or ague calling, reflecting early fear of fever and the remedy trade. Historical notes show doctors selling cures amid public suspicion of medical fraud.
Ambassador Porter Arrives in Bar Harbor Today
Bar Harbor.Me July 10 General Horace Porter ambassador to France arrived here and is a guest of Orris K Jessup of New York.
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Bar Harbor
Horace Porter
France
Orris K. Jessup
New Yor
A Pipe Dream In Nursery Case Heads To State Care
In a police court Judge Hadley hears a mother’s story after Agent Rafidaron locates her child. The infant is praised for health and charm, then placed with the State board after advice. The mother vows reform while other youths face charges or sentences for drunkenness and theft in the same proceeding.
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R&fidrason
Hadley
State Board
Mikado at Lakeview Theatre Draws Full House
The Colonial Comic Opera company stars Ben Lodge as Ko Ko and James Gilbert as the Mikado in The Mikado at Lakeview Theatre. The matinée drew a Corse Payton sized crowd last night and the theatre was filled. Final performances run Saturday before The Chimes of Normandy next week with Gilbert in the Miser role.
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Colonial Comic Opera Company
Lakeview Theatre
Corse Payton
Opera House
Ben Lodge
Ko-Ko
James Gilbert
Normandy
Mr. Gilbert
Clarinetist William Bagley to Travel with Oak Hill Orchestra
William Bagley, clarinetist with the National Band and Middlesex Orchestra, leaves tomorrow to tour the summer season with the Oak Hill house orchestra. Jackson, N. H. John T. Roy and O. G. O'Heir return from New York on business. Councilman Park is in Waltham, having secured a position.
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William Bagley
National ‘Band
Middlesex Orchestra
Oak Hill House
Jackson
N. H
John T. Roy
O. G. O’heir
New York
Councilman Park
Waltham
Funeral for John Sheridan in Market Street parlors
Funeral services were held for John Sheridan this morning at 8:30 from Molloy funeral parlors in Market Street. A 9:00 requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church featured songs by Helen Hosea, Mr. Fred Bond, and the choir. Remains sent to Cambridge for burial at Mt Auburn Cemetery this afternoon. Co. H. Molloy conducted.
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John Sheridan
Molloy
Market Street
St. Patrick's Church
Fr. Walsh
Helen Hosea
Fred Bond
M. J. Johnson
John Kelly
Frank Vallely
William P. Warren
John O'Neil
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn
Co. H. Molloy
Child Charles Morrison Dies at 8 Years Old
In this city on July 11 at the home of his parents Peter and May Morrison 8 Parker Street Charles Joseph Morrison aged 8 years 3 months is noted in the obituary passage.
Low Cost Gas Cooking Ranges For Sale By Lowell Gas Light
Due to an office building change the Lowell Gas Light company offers first class gas cooking ranges below cost for a few days only. Call early to secure a bargain.
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Lowell Gas Light Company
Chisel Injury at Scannell & Whaley Plant in Ayer City
William Driscoll of 47 Grace Street injured his right foot at Scannell and Whaley’s boiler factory in Ayer City when a sharp chisel dropped. He was treated at Emergency Hospital with three stitches to close the wound.
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Scannell & Whaley
Ayer City
William Driscoll
Grace Street
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