Belgrade Renews Old Assembly Amid King Karageorgevitch Move
From Paris, a dispatch confirms Belgrade’s abolition of the late King Alexander era legislative body and the summoning of the ancient Skupshtina to meet next Monday to ratify Prince Peter Karageorgevitch as King. The Belgrade report claims quiet, though officials question the scene.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Servian
Belgrade
Alexander
Peter Karageorgevitchn
Confirmation Suits Offer Best Black Values This Week
Two new lots of black suits arrive with unusually good trade value. Makers provided higher grade at the same price, with available sizes for undressed worsted and clay suits. Three piece suits in clay or undressed worsted sell at five dollars, with other sets at seven to ten dollars. White shirts gloves ties and black hose also available.
Boston Police Chief Plans Crackdown on Drunken Women
Chairman Emmons of the police commission said he will personally investigate reports from the North End Improvement Association about women drinking in saloons and restaurants past hours. He noted current laws regulate liquor sales to men and women alike and promised action if violations exist.
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Boston
Emmons
Police Commission
North End Improvement Association
Improvement Association
North End
MedfacScare Hits Massachusetts Hall Fire Alarm
Cambridge June 12 at about two o clock in the morning members of the secret society known as Medfac at Harvard entered Massachusetts hall and set a red fire in a large box on the top floor. They pulled an alarm and the entire top floor caught fire but watchman Dan quickly extinguished it before damage occurred. The fire department arrived but their services were not required.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Massachusetts Hall
Dan
Night Yard
Floods hit Rio Grande and New Mexico rivers
Flood conditions prevail across northern and central New Mexico. The Rio Grande floods lowlands and drives settlers to higher ground. Barraica ridge washed away. No eastbound train to Santa Fe in 48 hours. Santa Fe Railway suspends track work as Estancia Plains flood. Rain and melting snow threaten further rises on the Grand, Ciman, Pecos and other rivers.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Barraica
Santa Fe Railway
Estansia Plains
Grand Claman
Pecos
Hero Al Clifton Saved Hundreds by Shouts to Settlers
El Paso Texas June 12 Twelve bodies recovered at Clifton New Mexico but death toll about. A Mexican woman loses five children as flood waters surge through Chase canyon. Clifton rode ahead of the torrent warning settlers to flee to higher ground, a hero akin to Johnstown.
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el Paso
Tex
Clifton
Aln
Chase Creek
San Francisco
Chase Canon
Johnstown
Fire rips through Dodge and Washington corner building
Salem June 12 The city fire department battled a three story wooden structure at the Dodge and Washington corner, gutting the building and threatening nearby properties. Loss to the Titus Furniture third floor storage and other ground floor tenants totals significant damage with many insured and a lantern accident blamed for origin.
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Salem
Dodge and
Washington Streets
A. C. Titus Furniture Company
Joseph Farrell
Titus Company
Eastern Wheel Company
T. J. Linehan
Grush & Gilbert
Forty Hours Devotion Opens at St Michael’s Church
This morning at St Michael’s church the forty hours devotion began with a solemn high mass at 9 o'clock. Rev Fr Finnick of Marlboro celebrated, Rev Fr Carney deacon, Rev Fr Mullin sub deacon, with Rev Fr Murphy master of ceremonies. The pastor Rev John J Shaw attended. The choir directed by Mr Thomas P Boulger sang the mass and the Pange Lingua amid a large congregation. The procession around the aisles included clergy, altar boys, and parochial school children with Fr Finnick bearing the Blessed Sacrament. The forty hours will end with a solemn high mass at 10:30 Sunday morning.
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St. Michael’s Church
Finnick
Marlboro
Carney
Mullin
Murphy
John J. Shaw
Thomas P. Boulger
General McCook Dies After Series of Strokes
Dayton Ohio reports Major General Alexander McDowell McCook U S A retired died at 6 oclock this morning after a sequence of strokes following a mild paralysis. He had been improving until today when a third stroke proved fatal. His wife and two daughters were at his bedside. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Dayton
Alexander McDowell McCook
Your Hair Vigor Promises Thick Dark Hair Growth
An advertising blurb for Ayer’s Hair Vigor claims the product nourishes hair to make it long thick and dark. It urges readers including readers whose mothers had thin hair to feed hair with the tonic sold by J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass. Drugstores retail at one dollar.
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Ayer
Guilty verdict for William H. Stearns in Winchester assault case
The jury found William H. Stearns guilty on both counts of assault with felonious intent against two young women in Winchester on April 10. Judge Lawton opened the sealed verdict in East Cambridge Superior Court. sentencing possible up to 20 years per count. Victims Annie Burke and Annie Bolton identified him. Stearns denies guilt and cites alibi. he is a Charlestown painter with wife and infant.
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Cambridge
William H. Stearns
Winchester
Lawton
East Cambridge
Annie Burke
Annie Bolton
Stearns
Charlestown
Aid Needed Urgent Appeal for Flood Sufferers in Kansas City Kas
Relief committee raises alarm over 23 000 destitute flood victims in Kansas City Kas many homes swept away mud and filth deep. City has fed sheltered residents for 11 days with funds nearly exhausted and calls for large donations to Thomas B Gilbert mayor and Craddock ex mayor to coordinate outside aid support from working population.
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Kansas City
Kas
Thomas B. Gilbert
W. H. Craddock
Italian Cabinet Ministers Resign in Rome
Rome June 12 cabinet ministers announce resignations after Wednesday chamber vote on naval inquiry. Despite a 40 vote majority, the inquiry defeat prompted the cabinet led by Signor Giolotti to resign, citing no further reason for its existence as liberal elements split with the ministry.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Navy Department
Signor’ Giolotti
Interior
Strike at Yellow Astor mine spurs safety plea in Randsburg
Bakersfield dispatch says Yellow Astor mine superintendent reports 30 miners on strike at Randsburg and warns of threats to destroy company property. Peace officers deem miners orderly. union officials foresee no trouble among women workers. Sheriff Kelley has taken no action.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Randsburg
Kelley
Womlon
Life Belt Fatality At Westfield Tower Practice
Charles T. Allen aged 24 died after a life belt broke during practice at the Arnold street engine house tower in Westfield. He fell 35 feet, fracturing the base of his skull. He was the son of S. A. Allen, president of the First National Bank of Westfield.
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Westfield
Charles T. Allen
Arnold Street
S. A. Allen
First National Bank of
Chicago Labor Strikes Hit Stock Yards and Hotels
Chicago labor tensions rise as 300 water tenders and car workers strike for higher wages. Packing plants grant 20 percent raise to carpenters, while hotel and restaurant staff threaten widespread walkouts. A dispute over a $7000 arbitration fund leads to the expulsion of a restaurant association leader amid talks of a general lockout if mass strikes proceed.
Lost Lives in White River Boat Disaster at Clarendon
Seven persons drown Wednesday when a horse boat capsized on White river at Aberdeen, twelve miles below Clarendon Arkansas. Victims include W. B Moneymaker and wife, J. McLark and wife, and two boys and a girl.
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Clarendon
Ark
Aberdeen
White River
W. B Moneymaker
J. McLark
Ellen C Roosevelt Undergoes Appendectomy at Home
Poughkeepsie June 12 Miss Ellen C Roosevelt cousin to the President has been successfully operated upon for appendicitis at her home in the city. She was formerly a champion lawn tennis player and is an expert in ice yacht handling.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ellen C. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Bulgarian village attack leaves 20 dead as prisoners taken
Constantinople reports that 20 Bulgarians were killed at Yenise Roumelia in a joint assault by troops and Mussulian villagers. Fifty captives were moved to Adrianople.
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Constantinople
Yenise
Roumelia
Adrianople
Greek Beer Club Man Fined for Keeping Liquor
Efstratios Karahakos, residing at 2 rear of 9 Little Street, faced police court charges for illegally keeping liquor. He pleaded not guilty as witnesses described a beer keg operation and a workers club that supplied beer. a $50 fine was imposed after Judge Hadley ruled the club violated the law.
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Efstratios Karahakos
Little Street
E. D. McVey
Mr. McVey
McVey
Hadley
Southwest storm warning issued by weather bureau
The weather bureau issued a southwest storm warning at 9 15 a m from Boston noting a storm central off the New Jersey coast will bring strong to high easterly winds today and tonight.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
No Appetite Warns of Vitality Loss and Hood's Sarsaparilla
A historical health note warns that loss of appetite signals weakening vitality and may precede illness. It urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic and alterative, claiming thousands cured.
Holyoke Paper Strike Vote Heads Toward Beakout
In Holyoke the world’s largest paper making center, about 6000 workers may strike as voting begins. Conservatives face radicals as sentiment leans toward a strike, with 3500 to 4000 workers across South Hadley Falls Mittineague and nearby mills potentially affected.
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Holyoke
Chemical Paper Company
Valley Paper Company
Whiting Paper Company
Newton Paper Company
American Writing Paper Company
Parson's Paper Company
Franklin Paper Company
Hampshire Paper Company
South Hadley Falls
Whiting and
Valley Mills
Newton
Mittineague
Relations strained between Costa Rica and Nicaragua
Costa Rica protests friendship while accusing Nicaragua of aiding a Central American revolution against President Zelaya. Nicaragua seeks dialogue, sending Secretary Sanchez to urge Costa Rica to halt interference. Concert by American band Lowell at Canobie Lake Park on Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Associated Pres
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Sanchez
Lowell
Canobie Lake Park
Help Wanted Classified Seekers for Sales and Office Posts
WANTED traveling specialty salesman with strong retail proposition. Established Detroit firm. Address Sales Dept 21 W Atwater Street Detroit Mich. 513 WANTED bright young man in office must be quick accurate good penman and mathematician references required. Small pay but a chance to rise. Address S D this office 1331 WANTED Tea canvassers good money to right parties Apply Herrick Tea Co 810 Central Street FOR SALE Cheap one parlor organ and one small house safe 379 Bridge Street room 12 j1s 6t FOR SALE Twenty Pekin ducks and drakes one year old R N Maker Long Pond Dracut jis ot TO LET In Highlands cottage house rooms large piazza all modern conveniences 2 Harding Street Key at corner of Harding and Warwick Streets ji3 tf WANTED Crompton or Markland in grain loom fixers Wages 16 Toronto Carpet Mfg Co Toronto Canada 11831 MEN AND WOMEN wanted to travel and collect salary and commission Excellent chance for promotion to energetic ones who will make a business of St Pleasant profitable work for teachers out of employment or students during vacation Call evenings and Wednesda afternoons M3 Westford Street oe
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Atkinson
Maher
Regis
Brown
Dooley
Mr. McVey
Suffolk
Broadway
Officer Dooley
S. D
Harding Street
Harding
Warwick Streets
St. Pleasant
Westford Street
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Russia
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Szamos
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Charles SS. Wilson
Athens
National Assembly
London
Draga
Rakovica
Peter Karageorgevitch
Merrimack Clothing Co
City Hall
Medfacs
Massachusetts
Rio Grande
Hero al Clifton
Gen. McCook
J. C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
H. Stearns
Kan
Appeal For Relief
Chicago Labor
Chicago
Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Kinsley’s
Cooks and Waiters’ Union
Hotel Keepers Association
G. W. Walton
Joint Board of Waiters’ Unions
John Z. Vogelsang
Walton
John McDonough
McDonough
State Farm
John J. Cuff
Daniel F. Dwyer
Thomas Knowles
Zephine Carrigan
O'Sullivan Bros. Co
W. Atwater Street
Detroit
Mich
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R. N. Maker
Long Pond
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Markland
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