Good Looking Young Women Up For Larceny
Two young women Emma Reynolds 20 and Della Savard 27 faced larceny charges after allegedly stealing 130 dollars and a 4 50 money order from Hermidas Munier in Lakeview Sunday. They were held in 300 bail each for a Thursday hearing, with details of the night at Mercier's and St. Charles hotels and a recovered 118 dollars. Joseph Blood linked to the case was released. other court actions for related assailants continued.
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Lakeview Way
Emma Reynolds
Emma
School Street
Della Savard
Della
Hermidas Munier
Peter A. Fay
James F. Owens
Hermidas
Joseph Blood
St. Charles
Munier
Bigelo
Reynolds
Divorces Welcomed Say Modern Minister Sermon
New York June 5 Rev Minot J Savage told a Church of the Messiah audience that many divorces are welcome as they free oppressed women for a better life. He urged laws cannot create marriages and churches cannot either, only recognize and consecrate a fact that exists. He warned against sham marriages when none exist.
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New York
Church of the Messiah
Minot J. Savage
Royal Salute for Alfonso Arrives in England
Royal train from Paris brings King Alfonso to Cherbourg and Portsmouth where a royal salute lines the harbor. The Spanish monarch is welcomed by the Prince of Wales, Portsmouth mayor, and British and French fleets. He travels to London amid elaborate ceremonies and Buckingham Palace reception.
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Cherbourg
France
Alfonso
Paris
Victoria and Albert
England
Portsmouth
Spain
Order of the Garter
Prince of Wales
Edward
London
Buckinham Palace
Victoria Station
Adiat
Espana
Garment Workers Strike Threatens Chicago Negotiations
Chicago reports Mayor Dunne rebuts grand jury criticisms and refuses to call militia while a deadly non union attack on Albert Johnson highlights tense labor climate. The garment workers strike widens into a potential obstacle to teamsters talks as arbitration looms and unions face funding disputes.
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Grand Jury
Chicago
Albert Johnson
Fourteenth Street
Ashland Avenue
Garment Workers
Teamsters
Chicago Federation of Labor
Tailors’ Union
Team Owners’ Association
Salva-cea Promises Quick Relief for Burns and Scalds
A brief aid note notes Salva-cea as immediate pain relief for parns or scalds, advertised as the quick help solution. The fragment references a continuation on page ten. It presents a health remedy tip in a period newspaper style.
Government Cables Governor Wright to That Effect
Washington June 4 Admiral Enquist will not be allowed to repair ships at Manila. The government decides repairs cannot be made as damage not from sea or storm and vessels must be interned until end of hostilities. Taft cabled Wright that Russian ships may depart if agreed. otherwise internment to follow. Admiral Enquist will likely intern the Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug at Manila.
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Washington
Enquist
Manila
Taft
Gov. Wright
Train
Admiral Enquist
Aurora
Oleg
Jemtchug
Guy Wright
Russian Press Praises Roosevelt Peace Effort
Russian papers from Saint Petersburg report general approval of President Roosevelt’s offer to aid peace with Japan. News outlets urge direct negotiations, no foreign intervention, and reflect on terms favorable to Russia if humiliation is avoided. Diplomatic observers fear results may be limited.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Russ
Japan
Russia
Bourse Gazette
United States
Great Britain
Syno Techestva
Nashazhism
Zemsky
Grazhdanin
Novoe Vremya
Continental
Three youths shot to death in Hillsboro home
Hillsboro Ohio June 5 Nettie Hart Madge Dines and Geo Baldwin all under 18 were found shot to death in an Ed Dines home. The father’s brains blown out with a shotgun lay nearby. A fourth person is suspected but unnamed. Baldwin, a neighbor, had visited last night ostensibly to protect the girls.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Nettie Hart
Madge Dines
Geo. Baldwin
Ed. Dines
Madge
Dines
Mr. Dines
$50,000 reward offered over threats to Tonkin daughter
Oswego New York June 5. Wealthy citizen John Jay Tonkin offers a reward of 50000 for the identity of the letter writer who for two years has threatened to kidnap or kill his daughter Rosamond. The family has faced months of fear as detectives failed to locate the author. Rosamond is guarded and accompanied by armed protectors after a recent murder in a nearby field.
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Oswego
N. Y
Rosamond
John Jay Tonkin
Here
Cora Sweet
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Parade in Boston
About 400 members and guests of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston gathered at Faneuil Hall to mark the 267th anniversary. Gov Douglas, General Miles, and staff joined the march to Old South Church for a sermon by Rev Alan Hudson. Delegations from New York and New Hampshire military groups attended. A drumhead election and a battery salute followed in the common.
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Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
United States
Faneuil Hall
State House
Wm. Ju. Douglas
Nelson A. Miles
Beacon Hill
New Old South Church
Alan Hudson
Old Guard of
New York
Veteran Artillery Corps of
Amoskeag Veterans of
Manchester
N. H
Worcester Continentals
Governor's Foot Guard of
Hartford
Providence Light Infantry
Purse of gold bids farewell to longtime Lawrence worker
Mr. Lyman Flanders, long in the knitting department of Lawrence hosiery, left Saturday noon for a higher paying overseer job at the Indianapolis Knitting Co. Workers presented him a purse of gold through the office, wishing him success. He will depart June 12.
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Lyman Flanders
Lawrence Hosiery
Indianapolis Knitting Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Flanders
Achin
Boston tragedy at Curtis house claims young visitor
Theresa Norris, 18, visiting Mrs. Annie Curtis in East Boston, was found dead in a Curtis home bedroom. She appears to have been asphyxiated by gas late last night when a gas burner flare was extinguished by a draught as she slept.
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Boston
Theresa Norris
Annie Curtis
Curtis House
Miss Norris
WANTS BETTER FIRE PROTECTION AT CITY FARM
A city official urges stronger fire protection at the city farm citing danger in the women’s ward as especially menacing. The warning underscores safety concerns and prompts calls for immediate measures.
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City Farm
Diver Rescued After 24 Hours Under Water
Canton Ohio June 5 a professional diver Daniel Hayes was entangled under debris and hoses for 24 hours in a submerged pipe system draining Lima lake to the Mississippi river He surfaced unconscious nearly dying Major Meigs organized rescue and Hayes suit leaked threatening his life The mayor later urged funding fire protection improvements at the city farm rather than higher insurance costs The July 4 committee plans parade details and potential chief marshal candidates Contagious hospital set to close smallpox cases improving while one patient shows convulsions and a new cerebro case is reported
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Canton
Daniel Hayes
Lima Lake
Mississippi River
Hayes
Meigs
Casey
Committee On Insurance
City Farm
Lowell
Mass
William Shields
John McManus
Edwin S. Eastman
Board of Overseers of the Poor
James B. Casey
Reid Presents Credentials to King Edward at Buckingham
London June 5 White House Reid new American ambassador met King Edward at Buckingham Palace at noon. Three royal carriages conveyed the ambassador and embassy staff from Dorchester House. Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and Mrs Reid also attended. The cordial audience lasted about 40 minutes as relations between the United States and Great Britain were praised.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Dorchester House
Lansdowne
Queen Alexandra
Mrs. Reid
Miss Reid
Hay
Mr. Reid
United States
Great Britain
Reid
King Edward
Tilton Methodists Celebrate Centenary Anniversary
Tilton New Hampshire June 5 The second day of observance for the centennial anniversary of the Tilton Methodist Episcopal church was held with Rev S E Quimby presiding in the afternoon Rev J W Adams of Methuen Mass read a history of the past hundred years and addresses were delivered by Rev J M Durrell of Tilton and Rev G M Curl presiding elder of the Concord district An informal reception followed former pastors and wives are guests tonight at a supper with Rev Roscoe Sanderson of Dover as toastmaster.
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Tilton
N. H
Tilton Methodist Episcopal Church
S. E. Quimby
J. W. Adams
Methuen
Mass
J. M. Durrell
G. M. Curl
Concord
Roscoe Sanderson
Dover
Eight-Year Sentence For Equitable Life Conspiracy
Samuel Lobley, who pleaded guilty to taking part in an alleged conspiracy that led to a $65,000 loan on a stolen life policy, was sentenced by Judge Crane in Brooklyn to eight years in Sing Sing. Lobley claimed his share of the $55,000 was only $10,000. the judge noted his age of 50 but said he knew better.
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New York
Samuel Lobley
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Sing Sing
Crane
Brooklyn
Lobley
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