Dearth of News From Miners Side in Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre Pa June 10 with President Mitchell away strike headquarters reports show little news from miners. Mitchell expected from New York late afternoon to visit Commissioner Wright but officials note no change at collieries. Water slowly pools in mines and about 25 men from the Jersey mine of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western have deserted, creating a serious labor shortage for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
New York
Wright
Jersey
Delaware, Lackalvanna and Western Company
Notre Dame marks fifty years with jubilee exercises
Notre Dame academy observed its semi centennial with a morning commencement in the academy hall. Archbishop Williams and numerous clergy attended as graduates and returning pupils were celebrated for a half century of religious and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
Academy
Notre Dame
Archbishop Williams
Arthur J. Teeling
St. Mary’s Church
Lynn
Louis S. Walsh
Boston
Michael Rowan
St. Peter's Church
Lowell
Eugene A. Dorgan
Immaculate Conception Church
David A. Murphy
Salem
M. J. Leonard
Pittsfield
James W. Hickey
Foxboro
Jas. ‘McCarthy
McManmon
Winchester
Dennis Murphy
Hopkinton
John J. O’hearn
Phelan
South Lawrence
Sexton
Callahan
North Chelmsford
John J. Gilday
James Gilday
North Andover
Lee
Newton
John J. Shaw
St Michael's
Fred. Delaney
Cambridgeport
Heffernan
McDermott
William O’brien
James A. Walsh
J. J. McHugh
William Culbert
T. P. Callahan
St. Patrick’s Church
Julia Marie Whaley
Mary Gertrude Gilligan
Josephine S. Dunlavey
Stasia Elizabeth Downing
Marie Elizabeth O'Donoghue
Jennie Raymond Joyce
Suppe
Teresa A. Mahoney
Mary V. Allen
Julia M. Whaley
Stasia BE. Downing
V. Ruth Dudgeon
Cecile Dozois
Mary Holmes
Marie O'Donnell
Jennie R. Joyce
Elizabeth Coughlin
Marie E. O'Donoghue
Margaret Hanlon
Joyce
Herz
M. L. Laura
Regina Denault
Marie Elizabeth O’donoghue
Miss O'Donoghue
Margaret A. Locke
Alice Walsh
Sara A. Gillen
Elizabeth Farley
Mary G. Gilligan
W. Ruth Dudgeon
Ellen Lyons
Helen Mallee
Julia Allen Soles
Nettie Studley
Ella Reilly
Julia Marie Wholey
M. L. Laura Denault
Theresa A. Mahoney
M. L. Regina Denault
Alice Vincent
Judge DeCourcy Opens Middlesex Term with Multiple Sentences
Judge DeCourcy opened the June term of Middlesex superior criminal court at East Cambridge. Neary, charged with breaking into Mulcahey’s Oaklands home, pleaded not guilty and was sent to the Concord reformatory. Other Lowell cases included Nina E. Butler’s adultery and polygamy sentence, with Harry McRae placed on probation. Afternoon rulings imposed prison and house of correction terms for multiple defendants on breaking and entering and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeCourcy
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Lawton
Martin Neary
Morris W. Mulcahey
Oaklands
Mulcahey
Kew
Neary
Concord
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
Nina E. Butler
House of Correction
Harry McRae
Ezra F. White
Harvey Hill
Henry Purcell
Robert Rogers
Harry Peters
Charles Smith
Charles N. Hopwood
Concord Reformatory
Queen Alexandra to honor maid servants with tea
London report says Queen Alexandra will host a tea for 10,000 female domestic servants in celebration of the coronation. Bishop Ingram notes the queen wants to include maids who might be left out, and each will receive a medal bearing King Edward and Queen Alexandra’s heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur F. Ingram
Queen Alexandra
Against Soft Coal in New York City Buildings
Assistant Corporation Counsel Crosby leads actions against about forty large office buildings for using soft coal in defiance of health orders. Penalties are $50 per violation, with fines rising to $250 if the Department of Health notices to stop are ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crosby
Bureau
Department of Health
Question on child marriage blocks reform in India
Miss 8. D. Dore mus, secretary of the Woman's Union Missionary Society, recently returned from eight months among society stations in India, China, and Japan. She notes respect for missionaries and highlights hospital work, but says reform hinges on raising the marriage age from 12 to 16, despite progress toward education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. Doremus
Woman's Union Missionary Society
India
China
Japan
Yaqui Battle Near Mines Priestess In Mexican War
Meagre despatches report a dawn clash at San Manzatan valley twenty miles north of Mines Priestess. Gen Torres with 2500 troops routed 500 Yaqui fighters, inflicting heavy casualties and capturing many. Yaqui defense collapsed, Mexican losses feared heavy. Torres ordered extermination of armed Yaquis. Further details awaited.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hermosillo
Torres
San Manzatan Valley
Mines Priestess
Governor weighs pardon for Taylor family in abduction case
Columbus Ohio June 10 Governor Nash received a letter from A V Taylor of Cincinnati urging a pardon for Mrs Frances Taylor and Miss Frances Taylor mother and sister of A V Taylor sentenced to one year imprisonment each for complicity in the abduction of his daughter Margaret. The respite for Mrs Taylor and her daughter expires today but the Governor has not indicated his course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Contortionist Falls During Circus Performance
In Grand Rapids Michigan Mile Naoma Ethar do fell while balancing on two chairs during a show. She struck her head and remained unconscious as the circus departed the city, with injuries feared fatal. Her husband and two children are fellow performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Mile
Naoma Ethardo
Chinese man threatened by mob in Idaho Springs incident
In Idaho Springs Colorado on June 10 Loui Sing a Chinese man was strung up to a tree twice by a mob and threatened with death if he did not leave town and not return. Authorities say he was cut around the neck with rope and knocked down twice but not severely harmed. Nellie Merchen a white girl involved fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Springs
Col
Loui Sing
Nellie Merchen
Oregon Prison Break Tracking Dogs Aid
At Gov Greer of Oregon request Supt John B Catron of the Washington state penitentiary dispatched trained bloodhounds to Salem to pursue the prisoners who escaped from the Oregon prison yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla, Wash
Greer
Oregon
John B. Catron
Washington State Penitentiary
Salem
Texas Doctor Seeks AMA Meeting in San Antonio
Saratoga June 10 Dr S A West Texas delegate to the American Medical association received a telegram from Governor Sayres inviting the annual meeting to San Antonio. Mayor Hicks of San Antonio sent a similar telegram to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
S. A. West
Texas
American Medical Association
Sayres
San Antonio
Hicks
Princeton Receives $60,000 Alumni Gift
New York reports that during Princeton commencement the classes of 1900 and 1901 announced a $60,000 gift for special university purposes. The donation underscores enduring alumni support for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Princeton
South Common Fourth Of July Plan Proposed By Acting Mayor
Acting Mayor Badger designates South Common as the Fourth of July ground with a paid allotment system. Each applicant receives a space slip, pays the ground fee to the city treasurer, and gets a receipt to prevent unauthorized claims. Badger aims for orderly use and universal enjoyment, with council members accompanying him to evaluate troop crowds from Lowell and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Parks and Commons
Jackson
South Framingham
Lowell
Aldermen Hold Regular Session And Park Committee Meet
The aldermen convene in regular session and the parks and commons committee meets at seven tonight. The aldermen's chamber shows fresh carpets and woodwork while a new oil portrait of the late ex mayor William F. Courtney is hung beside the ex mayor Jeremiah Crowley’s portrait, with a different frame on its right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermen
Committee On Parks and Commons
Aldermen's
William F. Courtney
Aldermen’s Committee
Jeremiah Crowley
Mr. Crowley
Narrow Escape as Girl Catches Bullet Between Teeth
In Bath Maine on a June afternoon thirteen year old Rosie Starrett narrowly escaped death when a discharged 32 caliber revolver fired from a few feet away lodged between her teeth. The bullet struck her back jaw and gums, causing powder burns but no serious injury. Her brother Royal, eleven, and the girls found the weapon and were handling it when it discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rosie Starrett
Rosie
Royal
Reid Honored With Cambridge Doctor of Laws Degree
Cambridge England June 10 Whitelaw Reid special US ambassador to the coronation of King Edward was conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws by Cambridge University The public orator noted Reid's prior England visit as ambassador to France editor of Tallayrands Memoirs and long leadership of the New York Tribune He helped fund aid for country and urban poor children and was praised for humanity friendship and cross Atlantic ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
England
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
John Edwin Sandys
Reid
France
Talleyrand
New York Tribune
Transatlantic
Pennypacker Forces May Shape State Republican Convention
Harrisburg June 10 Indications point to judge Samuel W Pennypacker of Philadelphia as the gubernatorial nominee at the statewide Republican convention tomorrow Ex State Senator William M Brown for lieutenant governor Major Isaac B Brown for secretary of internal affairs and Attorney General John P Elkin are also vying for top posts With 358 delegates Pennypacker backers claim 279 votes Elkin backers forecast 202 Watres supporters claim 50 Pennypacker and Watres ally for convention leadership to guide temporary and permanent chairmen selection tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Wm. M. Brown
Newcastle
Isaac B. Brown
Erie
John P. Elkin
Indiana
Pennypacker
Senator Quay
Elkin
Louis A. Watres
Scranton
Watres
Boies Penrose
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennypacker and
Secret congress planned ransom money division in Sofia
The Strouma reports a hidden congress of delegates from Kostendil and Dubnitza met in Sofia at end of March to allocate the ransom for Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka. Karapeoff, head of the brigand band, attended as a delegate and bands were to be sent into Macedonia on a secret mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Roumelia
The
Strouma
Kostendil
Bulgaria
Dubnitza
Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Madame Tsilka
Karapeoff
Tchernopeoff
Liberty Bell Returns to Independence Hall in Philadelphia
The Liberty Bell, after a Charleston display, arrived by train from Washington at 9 a.m. and was escorted through Philadelphia by troops and bands to its old resting place in Independence Hall. Thousands cheered as Mayor Ashbridge welcomed the bell home on behalf of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charleston
Independence Hall
Washington
Ashbridge
Labor Commissioner Wright Seeks Coal Strike Facts
United States Labor Commissioner Carroll D. Wright arrived in Tarrytown New York to attend Hackley hall school commencement as trustee and planned meetings with railroad presidents including Lackawanna president Truesdale and Delaware and Hudson president Olyphant to obtain information for President Roosevelt on the coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Carroll D. Wright
Tarrytown
N. Y
Hackley Hall School
Truesdale
Lackawanna Railroad
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Company
Roosevelt
American youth goes mad after dog bite in Rome
A Rome dispatch reports Paul H. Stanley, a young American, became demented after returning from a hunting trip and attempting to ride into the Altieri palace courtyard atop his pack of dogs. He was overpowered after resisting upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Paul H. Stanley
Stanley
Altieri Palace
Boiling Sulphur Springs Reported in New Mexico
The United States Geological Survey was informed by Capt. J. P. Conner from Santa Fe that sulphur springs in Bernalillo County are unusually active with 28 geysers pulsating every 30 seconds. The largest geyser, previously quiet, is now sending a five foot high stream.
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Santa Fe
N. M
United States Geological Survey
J. P. Conner
Bernatillo County
Blondin to Enter Plea This Week in Suffolk Indictment
Blondin is to be arraigned in Suffolk County court to plead to the indictment this week. Counsel Morrison conferred with the attorney-general Monday regarding the plea. He is expected to be called to the bar on Thursday for his formal plea to the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
Suffolk County
Morrison
Hundred Voyages by Rotterdam Captain Peters
New York June 10 reports Capt Peters of the Dutch American Oil steamer Rotterdam has completed 100 Atlantic crossings this voyage. The ship arrived this morning from Rotterdam marking a notable milestone for the line and its crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peters
Dutch-American Oil Company
Rotterdam
Atlantic
Timney Sentenced After Assault Trial In Police Court
Henry F. Timney found guilty of assault and battery against James Kelley in a police court case also involving Tra Harmon on highway robbery. Timney held on $400 bonds for October superior court, Harmon discharged on robbery charges, with Timney later jailed for six months and appealed. Budget drunkards punished with jail terms and fines.
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Henry F. Timney
Tra Harmon
James Kelley
William A. Hogan
Cambridge
Harmon
Timney
Moody Street
Suffolk
Hall Street
Kelley
Welch
Defense
Togus
Maine
Nelson Potter
Tremont
Suffolk Mills
Tilden Street
Ira Harmon
Inspector Walsh
Maher
Merrimack House
Monument Square
Potter
Mary Potter
M-Gannon
Mary
Superior Court
Horse Fair Aids Lowell General Hospital At Middlesex North
Bright start for the horse fair at the Middlesex North Agricultural Society grounds to aid Lowell General Hospital. Morning exhibits pleased the crowd despite light attendance. ponies and draught horses win ribbons with noted participants including Merrimack Manufacturing and Talbot Mills. Judges from Manchester-by-the-Sea Pride's Crossing and Pepperell named winners. intermission at 12:30 followed by 2 o'clock resumption with D L Page Co serving dinner in a tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell General Hospital
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
Charles I. Hood
Charles H. Hanson
Charles F. Keyes
Harriet Talbot
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Talbot Mills and
Abbot Worsted Company
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
D. L. Page
Rosie
Walter L. Parker
S “Verne
Anna Fels
Ben
Eugenia Meigs
J. A. Weinbeck
Gerard Bement
Manchester-by-the-Sea
John Caswell
Pride’s Crossing
Charles W. Keyes
Pepperell
D. L. Page Company
London Budget Proposes Consols Loan to Cover Deficit
A parliamentary paper outlines the 1902-03 financials with expenditures at 176,359,000 pounds and revenues of 152,435,000 pounds. The deficit of 23,924,000 pounds will be met by a consols loan of 29,920,000 pounds, freeing 5,996,000 pounds for contingencies and partial debt redemption.
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London
Fifth Victim Named In Saratoga Arcade Fire
In Saratoga New York on June 10 the body of Miss Mary Farrington was recovered from the ruins, making her the fifth victim of yesterday’s devastating Arcade fire that destroyed several buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Mary Farrington
Women golfers vie in third Metropolitan title at Essex County
About forty entries start the third annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Essex County Club West Orange New Jersey. The 18 hole stroke play begins with the first pair near 10 o'clock. Mrs E A Manice holds the course record of 5061 yards. Noted players include Genevieve Hecker a two time champion and Ruth Underhill runner up to Hecker in both finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Club
West Orange
N. J
E. A. Manice
Genevieve Hecker
Ruth Underhill
Hecker
Baptist Young People Convention Heads to Providence
The twelfth international convention of the Baptist young people of the United States and Canada meets July 10 to 13 in Providence Rhode Island. Delegates will gather at First Baptist church Infantry hall and Sayles hall Brown University with a 500 voice chorus led by F H Jacobs. Registration includes a souvenir programme and badge, with reduced passenger rates for New England travelers. A separate fire damaged a window display at John B Boudreau’s shoe store on Lakeview Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Providence
R. IL
First Baptist Church
Infantry Hall
Sayles Hall
Brown University
F. H. Jacobs
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. W. Baker
Pawtucket
R. I
New England
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Wilkesbarre District
Judge Decourcy
Lawrence
New York City
A. V. Taylor
South Common
Pennsylvania
State Convention
Miss Stone Divide
Liberty Bell
Patrick Duffy
Adolphe Cank
Martin Minea
Jane McLaughlin
Officer Killey
Patrick Niland
Fred A. Shaw
Horse Fair
Great Britain
Big
Links
B. Y. P. U. A. Convention
John B. Boudreau
Lakeview Avenue
F. Brogan
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