Mohair Club Wins Sixth Straight in Merrimack Valley League
Mohair cricket team ventured to Lawrence to face Athletic club in the Merrimack Valley league opener. Mosley starred with five wickets and rapid batting, guiding Mohairs to a decisive victory over Lawrence by 69 runs. Pearson impressed for Lawrence with a solid 40s stand, but Mosley and Southam sealed the win as Mohairs extended their undefeated run to six.
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Mohair
Lawrence
Athletic Club
Harrison
Homesters
Pearson
Walker
Mosley
Hird
H. Mosley
T. Southam
Hall
Mohairs
BUNTINGS 93 MAYNARDS 93 IN LATE GROUND VICTORY
Buntings beat Maynards 93 to 82 on their home ground despite a late start and finish. Poor Maynards fielding doomed their chances as key dismissals by Marshall and Waterhouse sealed the win for Buntings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntings
Maynards
Methuen Reserves defeat Zion Reserves in 71 to 33 rout
Methuen Reserves, powered by Littleson who took 8 wickets for 11 runs, defeated Zion Reserves 71 to 33. Hamer and Robinson starred for the winners with strong batting and bowling while Wilmot and Berry led the Zion effort. Fielding and miscues marked the lower scores as Littleson dominated the bowling at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Methuen
Hamer
Robinson
Littleson
Wilmot
Berry
Methuens
Mohair Reserves Beat Leominster for Nickerson Cup Lead
The Mohair Reserves defeated Leominster Cricket Club 114 to 20 on Saturday, marking the sixth win for Mohairs and giving them the lead in the Nickerson cup. Fielding details show Owens, Seer, Nicholson, Rudden among bowlers. Humphriss and others contributed in the run of play. A separate Chicago to Glen Falls, N Y report notes a brief shower broke a drought in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohair
Leominster Cricket Club
Mohairs
Umpire Kelliher Mobbed After Haverhill Riot Ends Game
Haverhill and Nashua battled to a 3 2 score in the eighth when Umpire Kelliher forfeited for a ball thrown from the stands. Police escorted him from the field as about 2000 fans rioted, striking him and delaying his departure until a train home. President Linehan filed a protest.
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Haverhill
Nashua
Kelliher
Lowell
Hamilton
Richardson
Ashenback
Main Street
Pres
Linehan
Haverhill Baseball Association
Pres. Linehan
Escc
Jordan
Labelle
Sheets
Swope
McGinley
Reliance and Constitution Ready for Sandy Hook Races
Racing yachts Reliance and Constitution lie at moorings in Sandy Hook bay tonight in readiness for races tomorrow to Wednesday. Constitution left Erie Basin earlier. Reliance reached the Hook after a tow through the Narrows with Sunbeam and was saluted by passing craft. Columbia remains in dry dock at Bay Ridge with crew cleaning underbody tonight and plans to sail tomorrow, offering a test of the new boat in rough water.
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New York
Reliance
Constitution
Sandy Hook Bay
Sandy Hook
Erie Basin
Narrows
Sunbeam
Hook
Columbia
Bay Ridge
McChesney Wins Harlem Handicap in Close Finish
Chicago June 7 McChesney the Wests greatest thoroughbred won the Harlem national handicap by a neck in 2 103 5 beating Gregory by a length and a half with Hargis third. Owner E E Smathers presented jockey Gay with the entire purse of 8000 dollars and the horse's rubber took 1000.
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Chicago
Ill
McChesney
West
Gregory
Hargis
E. E. Smathers
Gay
Berlin Orders Halt on Plague Germ Experiments
Berlin on June 7 reports the government issued a decree forbidding further experiments with plague germs after the death of Dr. Milan Sachs at a Berlin hospital. The move aims to curb infection risk to the public, outweighing the knowledge gained from studying the deadly microbes.
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Berlin
Milan Sachs
Japarta
Body found in stream under railway bridge
Walter Bailey found a dead man floating in a stream beneath the Grafton and Upton railway bridge in West Uxbridge. From letters and cards in the clothing, the body is believed to be Julius Turgeon of Holyoke.
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West Uxbridge
Walter Bailey
Grafton and Upton
Julius Turgeon
Holyoke
British protest over Venezuelan port customs closures
Willemstad Curacao June 7 The British minister at Caracas H G O Bax Ironside filed a protest with the Venezuelan foreign office against the recent suppression of customs houses at the ports on the Orinoco and Gulf Paria.
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Willemstad
Curacaa
Caracas
H. G. O. Bax-Ironside
Venezuelan Foreign Office
Orinoco
Gulf Paria
A C Defeat Lowell Council in Pawtucketville, 17 to 9
The P A C baseball team defeated the Lowell council A A team 17 to 9 at Pawtucketville Saturday afternoon. Tighe pitched for the winning aggregation and received strong support from his teammates. Next Saturday the P A C squad plans to face Industry council of the Royal Arcanum league.
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Lowell Council
A. A
Pawtucketville
Tighe
Industry Council
Royal Arcanum League
Dead Easy Insecticide Promises Broad Bug Control
An old advertisement touts Dead Easy as a sure preventive against moths and other pests. It claims to kill eggs, has a pleasant scent, does not stain, and is priced at 25 cents. Available from druggists or directly from Howard the druggist at 197 Center Street.
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Howard
Ceneral Street
Kansas flood losses tally in millions across cities
Kansas suffered widespread flood damage with crop losses estimated at five million dollars. City by city tallies include North Topeka five hundred thousand and Kansas City Kansas suburbs eight million, while many smaller towns are yet uncounted.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
North Topeka
Lawrence
Saline
Manhattan
Wamego
St. Mary's
Blue Rapids
Clay Centre
Enterprise
Concordia
Junction City
Solomon
Abile
Ellsworth
Linsburg
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Emporia
Florence
Lincoln Centre
Atchison
Burlington
Hill City
Beloit
Argentine
Suburbs
Newport mother rescues child from stranger
Newport Rhode Island June 7 Mrs V A Vanieck wife of the Newport News company proprietor faced a stranger who asked for food and then demanded 25 cents. After a late visit the man carried her five year old son from the house but she pursued him, called police, and with a desperate struggle freed the boy. The kidnapper escaped.
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Newport,r. I
V. A. Vanieck
Newport News Company
Railroads Suffered Flood Damage Around Kansas City
Kansas City report details extensive flood damage to railroads with washed out tracks and broken bridges. Freight losses top millions as lines recover, Burlington suffers major car and fire losses, freight houses hit hard. Rivers fall allowing more lines to use Union Depot. overall railroad situation improves.
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Kansas City
Burlington
Harlem
Missouri
Kaw
Union
Duty on Wheat Forces Colonial Duty Debate
London reports Colonial Secretary Chamberlain answers a workingman’s letter opposing trades union leaders. He opposes dictation by unions, argues Britain must impose duties on wheat and food for colonial production, and predicts wages will rise even if food costs increase. He cites U S and German cases to support impact on workers.
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London
Chamberlain
United States
Germany
America
Rain Douses Mowah Valley. Adirondack Fires Unaffected
Little Falls New York reports half an inch of rain in the Mowah valley today while the Adirondacks forest fires continue with no rainfall. The brief weather update notes regional differences in precipitation aiding fire conditions.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Mowah Valley
Adirondacks
Scorcher Bicyclist Injures 78-Year-Old Man
Attleboro June 7 James Simins 78 was run down on Pine Street by a racing bicyclist and seriously injured. He suffered internal and other injuries. Doctors fear he cannot recover. The wheelman fled with companions as police seek him.
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Attleboro
James Simins
Pine Street
Endorsed by unions in Lynn building trades stand
The Building Laborers union rejection of the arbitration committee terms was endorsed today by a joint meeting of all Lynn city building trades unions. The executive committee was empowered to call out union men if Master Masons use non union tenders. The meeting voiced lack of confidence in the board of trade arbitration committee for including an objectionable clause in the settlement terms.
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Lynn
Jung
Building Laborers’ Union
Lynn Board of Trade
Lynn Master Builders’ Association
Building’ Trades
Building Trades Council
Board of Trade Arbitration Committee
Fifteen Bulgarians killed in Turkish raid near Salonica
Bulgarian insurgents were destroyed by Turkish troops at Cradobar near Salonica with fifteen killed. An armed band was said to have been annihilated on the railway near Ristovatz Ser via after a six hour clash. The insurgents also killed ten Greek villagers and attacked a church at Setovo near Monastir.
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Salonica
Cradobar
Ristovatz Servia
Setovo
Monastir
Rain Relieves Drought Across Newport Area
Newport Rhode Island reports a daylong rain on June 7 ending weeks of drought. The soaking shower benefits vegetation and helps reduce widespread damage from the dry spell.
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Newport
R. I
Camera trade notes and developing machine tease
Local advertising notes promote Eastman Kodak products and accessories. It highlights trips and photos as pleasures captured by cameras and mentions a developing machine, inviting readers to consider upgrading gear and developing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Kodaks
One Man Killed as Car Crash Hits Electric Railway
A runaway car crash on the Alum Rock Park electric railway in San Jose results in one death and multiple injuries. Deputy Assessor Edwin F. Goodrich is killed. Alice Meyers, 24, and Willie Baker, 11, are fatally injured or badly hurt, with Baker being the son of Prof. Baker of the San Jose Normal School.
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San Jose
Cali
Alum Rock Park Electric
Edwin F. Goodrich
Alice Meyers
Willie Baker
Baker
San Jose Normal School
Venezuelan Rebels Defeated Near Coro
Coro Venezuela June 7 After two days of fighting government troops under Gen Gomez assaulted the revolutionists camp near Ped Grogal twenty miles from Coro and inflicted a complete defeat on Generals Mattos Rioja and Lara The capture of Gen Matos is expected shortly.
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Coro
Ven
Gomez
Mattos
Rioja
Lara
Ped- Grogal
Matos
Church Singers in New York Struggle For Jobs
A New York Herald correspondent reports fierce competition for church positions as the city overflows with singers and students. Pay ranges from 1500 dollars for a few to about 1000 dollars, descending to 200 for lesser soloists, with many hiding true wages. A shortage of fine bass and genuine tenors limits choirs though skilled organists and precentors can still deliver strong congregational singing.
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New York Herald
New York
Canada
New York Christian Advocate
Tulloch Defends Post Office Record in Washington Inquiry
Secretary Moore W. Tulloch, ex cashier of the Washington post office, replies to charges of maladministration. He defends pay roll practices, asserts fraud was prevented, and counters critics Merritt and Heath with detailed accounts of substitutions, payments, and irregularities alleged under his tenure.
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Washington
Moore W. Tullock
Washington City
Payne
Merritt
Washington Post Office
Tulloch
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Willet
Porto Rico
Cuba
Heath
Post Office Department
Cemetery Lots Sold At Uniform Price Per Foot
Lots are sold in all parts of cemetery at same price per foot. See Superintendent at cemetery for locations. See Treasurer at Middlesex Trust Company for terms, Visitors Welcome.
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Middlesex Trust Company
Obituaries From Salem Area St Patrick St Peter Stores
Mary Harrington 71 died at her daughter's home 399 Worthen street. She was an old parishioner of St Patrick's church and leaves three daughters. James O Sullivan longtime resident died at 12 Lane street leaving wife son and daughter. James Hope McLennan died at 1065 Bridge street leaving wife child and relatives. Sarah Nestor 11 and a half died at Salem hospital leaving three sisters, a brother, and father. Body to be sent to 38 Suffolk street today via Molloy Undertaker.
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Mary Harrington
J. J. O’brien
Worthen Street
St. Patrick’s Church
P. Kearns
North Chelmsford
Donoher
Colorado
James O. Sullivan
Lane Street
St. Peter's Church
Edward F
Margaret Sullivan
James Hope McLennan
Bridge Street
Mr. McLennan
Salem
Allston
MecLennan
The
Odd Fellows and Foresters
Sarah Nestor
Salem Hospital
Suffolk Street
Molloy
Somber round of funerals spans many locals
A series of funeral services were held Saturday for children and adults across the city. Joseph Paul Bousquet died at four months old at 12 Howard Street. Michael J. White, of 129 Andrews Street, and Mary Garra Donlan of 455 High Street, were honored at high mass and Catholic cemeteries. John J. O'Brien, George Pelsue, and Mrs. Susanna Butterfield also had services with cemetery burials. Undertakers included Amedee Archambault, Thomas J. McDermott, and P. H. Savage with various church rites and choirs.
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Joseph Paul Bousquet
Joseph B
Philomene Bousquet
Howard Street
St. Jean Baptiste’s Church
Fr. Campeau
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Amedee Archambault
Michael J. White
Andrews Street
Sacred Heart
Moore Street
John P. Reynolds
Martin Crowe
John McLean
Daniel Lynch
James Starr
Henry Heaps
James McManmon
Fr. Reynolds
Thomas J. McDermott
Mary Garra Donlan
High Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. McDermott
John J. McHugh
St. Patrick's Church
John Gilday
Lawrence
Schmidt
Michael E. McDonald
John McHugh
James McDermott
John Nolan
Dennis T. Finnegan
James J. Coffey
Dennis J. Murphy
Timothy Kenney
John J. O'Connor
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Fr. McDermot
John J. O’connell
George M. Harrigan
George Pelsue
Dinley Street
Navy Yard
Mr. McKnight
Carl J. Smith
William E. Brown
Wesley Wyman
John Moir
Stickney
Dame
Hutchinson
Richardson
West Chelmsford
Weinbeck
Susanna Butterfield
Bleachery Corporation
Edson
Young & Co
Jenkins
Fire damages Buffalo Carting and Storage plant
Fire caused an estimated 400000 loss at the Buffalo Carting and Storage company plant in Buffalo New York. About 35 percent of the damage is covered by insurance. The building stored machinery and goods for manufacturing firms from other cities and was used by the Lake Shore railroad.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Carting and Storage Company
Lake Shore Railroad
Schooner Ira B. Ellems Floated At Elsingboro Point
Reedy Island Delaware June 7 The schooner Ira B Ellems from Mantua New Brunswick bound for Bridgeport was ashore at Elsingboro Point but was floated today and anchored above here.
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Reedy Island
Del
Ira B. Ellems
Mantu
N. B
Bridgeport
Elsingboro Point
Old Residents Named in City Notices
In this city on June 7 at his home 12 Lane street James O Sullivan an old resident. In this city on June 7 at his residence 62 Sixth street Mr Samuel Young aged 76 years. In this city on June 6 at her late home 13 Saratoga street Ida eldest daughter of Edward and Catherine Jones aged 17 years and months.
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Sullivan
Lane Street
James O. Sullivan
Young
Sixth Street
Samuel Young
Jones
Saratoga Street
Ida
Edward
Catherine Jones
Mortality of Lowell for Week Ending June 6 1993
The Board of Health reports Lowell population 101.99 with 27 total deaths and 5 deaths under five for the week ending June 6. Acute lung diseases and infectious disease figures are listed with death rate comparisons to prior periods. H. H. Knapp serves as agent.
New Grace Memorial church dedicated with Roosevelt in attendance
Washington June 7 The Grace Memorial Re formed church near Roosevelts attendance was dedicated today with ceremony. President Roosevelt spoke briefly, urging service and duty, citing lines from the dedication canticle and praising the church as a center for Christian faith and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grace Memorial Reformed Church
Roosevelt
J. M. Schick
Dr. Eschbach
Frederick
Mr. Schick
Conger Seeks Inquiry Over Cassini Interview
Pekin dispatch reports United States Minister Conger telegraphed to Secretary Hay asking an inquiry into the authenticity of a published interview with Count Cassini. The interview denied Russia's stated demands on China and questioned Conger's actions based on rumors. The information stems from M Planeet's letter to the Chinese foreign office detailing the Russian demands.
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Pekin
United States
Conger
Hay
Count Cassini
China
M. Planeet
IBERIAN ASHORE NEAR SORRET DUE TO FOG AND FIRES
The Lelan steamer Iberian from London grounded twenty miles below Soret in heavy fog and smoke from bush fires. She rests on a mud bank and is not in immediate danger. Lighters and tugs have been sent to lighten cargo, with hopes of release tomorrow.
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Montreal
London
Soret
Steamer Halifax Sold to Boston-Halifax Syndicate
A Boston and Halifax syndicate purchased for 250000 the Canada Atlantic and Plant line steamer Halifax along with Halifax wharf property and Hawkesbury and Charlottetown leases. They also acquired the Olivette charter. The sale was arranged by Hays and F J Daggett of Boston. Halifax investors include George E Boak and R T Maelisleith. Morton F Plant had been the line's principal owner.
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Halifax
N. S
Boston
Halifax Capitalists
Canada, Atlantic and Plant
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Olivette
Mr. Hays
F. J. Daggett
George E. Boak
R. T. Maeisleith
Morton F. Plant
Devoe Paint Ad Claims Superior Coverage
A letter to Coffey Bros. challenges competitors about coverage per gallon. It argues that others offer inflated claims and diluted products while Devoe provides true paint with full measure. The Adams Hardware and Paint Co. is noted as a seller of Devoe paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
Adams Hardware and Paint Co
Archbishop Designate Reverses Manila Assignment
Washington dispatch reports Rev. T. Tharty of St. Louis will be archbishop of the Catholic Church at Manila rather than bishop of Manila as previously announced. The change clarifies Tharty’s posting and the church leadership in the Philippine capital.
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Washington
T. Tharty
St. Louis
Catholic Church
Manila
Rhodes' New Hair Store Ad Promotes Gray Switches
Short stem and long hair items are advertised as priced at 169 cents. Hair goods arrive in 22 inch length for 1 dollar. Store touts Made in Our Own Store by Mr Rhodes or under his supervision at 73 Merrimack Street with telephone 192-13.
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Rhodes
Merrimack Street
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