Polish Protest Absent From Posen For Royal Visit
Polish nobles in the province of Posen will absent themselves from the town of Posen to protest Emperor William's speech at Marienbad. Polish artist Von Kossak plans to leave Berlin due to anti Polish sentiment, while Count Von Buelow signals a policy to settle German Catholics on lands in Polish provinces to counter Polish clerical influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Posen
William
Marienbad
Herr von Kossak
Germany
Pekin
East
China
Vatican
Count von Buelow
House of Lords
Prussia
Colombian Rebels Raise Tension in Panama Rebel Actions
A schooner towed by the Aurora landed 200 government troops at Chorrera near Panama. A telegraph inspector left by land to establish an interior line. Reinforcements sailed for Gen. Berti at Pescadorias as public unrest rises awaiting the Agua Dulce attack result. Gov. Salazar plans to send a government official to reconstruct civil administration of the recaptured province and expects the conflict to stay focused in Chiriqui.
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Panama
Aurora
Chorrera
Berti
Pescadorias
Agua Dulce
Salazar
Chiriqui
Noted visitors from Fort de France aboard Fontabelle
Col Louis H. Ayme the U S consul at Guadeloupe George Kennan Prof Angelo Heiprin Mr Varian and Mr Jaccaci arrived today from Fort de France Martinique on Fontabelle which will sail to New York tomorrow All are tired but in good health
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Basse Tierre
Saint Christopher
Louis H. Ayme
United States
Guadeloupe
George Kennan
Angelo Heiprin
Varian
Jaccaci
Fort de France
Martinique
Quebec Line
Fontabelle
New York
Farmer Kills Brother and Mother Then Uses Shotgun
Elbow Lake Minnesota reports a tragic family murder suicide. John Fox shot and killed his brother Peter and their mother at the family residence near Elbow Lake on June 13 and then took his own life. Authorities say mental disturbance likely preceded the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbow Lake
Minn
John Fox
Here
Peter
Pawtucket Tension as Cars Move Under Militia Watch
Deputies withdrawn amid city unrest as cars are prepared to run tomorrow under militia oversight. Mayor Fitzgerald closes saloons at 5 pm to curb disturbances while Gov Kimball urges law and order. The mayor asserts sheriffs withdrawn will not duty on cars again and pledges protection of railroad property and workers. Citizens are urged to avoid crowds and rioting as they support city’s policing plan.
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Fitzgerald
Kimball
Pawtucket
Governor's Day at Framingham Mock Courts and Parades
Framingham Governor's Day featured mock courts martial and running the gauntlet aided by persuaders and band concerts. Visitors at camp included numerous residents and families from Framingham, North Chelmsford, Westford, Lowell, and surrounding towns as infantry, cavalry, and artillery units prepared to break camp and march for pay.
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Framingham
Company G
William Fairweather
Beatrice and
Helen
Helen Hart
Agnes Meehan
Mary Lee
Gertrude Foster
M. Mercier
Nellie Farley
Mackie
Mary Lewis
Ella Lewis
Miss Dodge
Miss Carlson
Miss Milot
Gertrude Estabrook
Chas. Stanley
Howard Buckston
St. Charles Hotel
Ralph Smith
Arthur Galley
George Crowell
Wm. Lang
Frank Smith
Minnie Emsley
Annie Maguire
Alice Meehan
Josie Lowney
Stasia McCarthy
Joseph Meehan
James Pine
Wm. Jacques
High School
Paul Shaw
Harry McQuesten
Mamie Teague
Cora McMaster
Carl Spaulding
Charles Trull
Arthur Cudworth
Hessie Green
Fred Potter
Orpha
Zilpah Sutcliffe
Samuel Asquith
Fred G. Stafford
Henry Lawson
Lola
Mealie Putney
Rupert Ripley
North Chelmsford
Alice Russell
Sadie Vallely
A. D. Mitchell
Bert Chandler
Mollie Robertshaw
Thomas Mann
M. C. Kittredge
C. H. Kittredge
Florence Baker
Ethel Lovejoy
Annie McCartney
Jennie MacCartney
Sadie McKelvie
Lila Clark
Helen Folsom
George Phelps
A. Y. Rodgers
Harold Rodgers
Sylvia Burnham
W. B. Sanborn
P. W. Plaistead
J. J. Manahan
E. H. Keyes
C. F. Scribner
Wm. C. Edwards
Horace W. Wilson
Carlisle
Lieut. Proctor
Troop A
Boston
C. E. Giles, Jr
Dorchester
Fred Giles
Somerville
J. S. By
John O'Connell
Lowell
Rip
Scrib
George Ranger
Annie Pope
Belle Miller
Sadie
Minnie Bird
Billerica
Daniel Robins
Ricker
A. S. Cheney
Mary Burke
Somerville Highlands
Troop F Hosts 300 At Dinner With Local Officials
Troop F held a dinner for 300 including command members. Company C boasted an unbeaten ball team with players Fassett Dodge Lieut Durrell Harrington Bremigion Earley, J Harrington and Jordan led a prank on officers. A Lowell party visited the camp after dinner, touring stables and the review with Captain Fairweather and Capt Sargent.
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Company C
Company F
Marlborough
Stoneham
Wakefield
Fassett
McMahone
M. Harrington
Dodge
Lieut. Durrell
J. Harrington
Judge If
Bremigion Cf
Earley Rs
Troop F
Lowell
Badger
Barton
Legare
Casey
Worcester
Pattee
Gillow
John J. O’connor
Charles W. Bell
Fairweather
Sargent
Lawrence
Monahan
Cavalry
Hon Thomas Madden's Health Lesson From Pink Pills
Former St. Ignace mayor Thomas Madden recounts a health crisis from indigestion to recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People on a Galveston voyage. He says the pills cured his stomach, nerves, and blood, improving digestion and vitality. The ad-style testimonial cites multiple symptoms and offers 50 cent boxes or six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Madden
St. Ignace
Mich
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Dr. Williams
Wiliams
Cap t Foody Indicted for Excise Duty Neglect
New York June 13 Police Captain Michael E Foody was indicted by the grand jury for neglect of duty in failing to enforce the excise law in West Thirty seventh precinct on four Sundays in March. District Attorney Jerome criticized the Partridge ruling which gave only a public reprimand and warned of pressure on the police force.
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New York
Michael E. Foody
Dist
Atty
Jerome
Low
Partridge
Foody
West Thirty-seventh
Col. Partridge
Woody
Desperate Prisoner at South Station Fights Jail Escape
Frank A. Johnson of Worcester, handcuffed to his right wrist, sprang free at Boston’s South station. He struck Deputy Walsh with pepper, blinding him, as bystanders and officers restrained the effort. Johnson was subdued by Station 4 officers and sent to Cambridge jail after medical relief.
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Boston
Frank A. Johnson
Worcester
South Station
W. H. Walsh
South Framingham
Johnson
Walsh
Williams
City Hospital
Cambridge
Disturbance on Beacon Hill as Kiley and Keenan Stir House
Boston June 13. In a lively session the House, missing the Senate, adjourned amid disorder caused by Kiley and Keenan of Boston opposing the bootblack licensing bill. The day featured heated exchanges over caucus legality in Cambridge and a highway bill for Lynn as deadlines press.
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Boston
Senate
Committee On Ways and Means
Kiley
Keenan
Isoston
Mann
Bessie Bonehill Dying in London Hotel
New York reports actress Bessie Bonehill is near death from cancer at a London hotel. Accompanied by husband W. R. Seeley and her son, she had gone to Europe last September for an eight month engagement but canceled many contracts due to illness. An operation was performed, she showed some improvement, but a relapse limits her to a few months.
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New York
Bessie Bonehill
London
W. R. Seeley
Europe
Degrees Awarded at Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge June 13 The annual degree conferral at St John s Memorial chapel issued Bachelor of divinity awards to Backus Birckhead Blodgett Blodgett Dowty Flinchbaugh Hatch Henry Blanchet Campbell Shields Appleton Webster Parsons Gardner and others Certificates of graduation out of course went to Blanchet Campbell Shields Appleton Webster Parsons Gardner Hatch and Birckhead Hatch and Birckhead had been ordained recently in New York and Rhode Island with the sermon delivered by Rev Dr W S Rainsford of New York.
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Cambridge
Episcopal Theological School
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
A. H. Backus
H. M. Birckhead
F. B. Blodgett
B. A
Kinsley Blodgett
Ph. B
W. E. Dowty
J. Re . Flinchbaugh
W. H. P. Hatch
Dracut Republicans Meet in Town Hall Evening
Dracut Republicans gathered in town hall on Thursday with attendees including Councilor candidate Mr Watson and Senator candidate Mr McKinley. After extensive business the meeting concluded with an enjoyable evening.
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Town Hall
Watson
McKinley
Local notes on visits exams and school closing
Mrs Whiteley of Malden visits cousin Miss M T Fox at 180 Sladen street. About twenty children will take the entrance examination for admission to Lowell High School at the High School annex next Tuesday and Wednesday. All town schools will close next Friday for summer. Mrs Asa Stickney of Dracula Centre, removed to Lowell General hospital a week ago, is steadily improving.
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Lowell High School
Asa Stickney
Dracula Centre
Lowell General Hospital
St John’s Church Picnic Planned In North Chelmsford
Arrangements are under way for the annual St John’s church picnic to be held next month in North Chelmsford. Carl H Ripley, a clerk at a local grocery, saved a boy from drowning in the mill canal this week, jumping in without removing his clothes to bring Johnnie Buchanan safely ashore. A new quarrymen union forms amid no eight hour strike. selectmen set a hearing for Monday 16th at 9 30 a m at Wright and Silver streets on Lowell Electric Light Co pole requests and New England Telegraph and Telephone Co pole permits.
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St. John’s Church
Carl H. Ripley
North
Wright and
Silver Streets
Lowell Electric Light Company
Silver Street
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
Wright Street
Funeral for Charles Gustaf Olsson in West Chelmsford Cemetery
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM in West cemetery for Charles Gustaf Olsson who was accidentally killed last December in Valdez Alaska. Rev C C P Hiller led prayers and comforted relatives. A quartet and Mrs Parkhurst sang hymns as floral pillows reading Brother and Our Brother were placed with the casket. The body rested in Valdez before relatives decided to bury in the West Chelmsford cemetery due to distance and transport issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cemetery
Charles Gustaf Olsson
Valdez
Alaska
C. C. P. Hiller
Billson
North Billerica confirms class of 54 at Immaculate Conception
Rt. Rev. Bishop Brady confirmed 54 children in North Billerica Thursday morning. Mass by Rev. John C. Duffy of the Tewksbury Novitiate, with choir. After rite, bishop spoke on benefits of the sacrament and practical instruction. Attendees included Rev. Fr. Dorgan and other Immaculate Conception priests. Dinner guest Rev. Fr. Fox, 83, recently back from Canada.
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North Billerica
Brady
John C. Duffy
Tewksbury
Dorgan
Immaculate Conception Church
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Snub Kaiser
Wrathy
Eastman Co
THE
Thompson Hardware CO
Merrimack St
Popy
Pearson’s Drug Store
301 Central
Cor. Appleton St
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
C’s Guard
Walter Chapman
Robert Dyke
Frank Scott
J. E. Cook
John Graham
B. J. Phelps
Jordan
G Company
Mosquito
Hon TE Adder
Michigan
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co, of
Beacon Hill
Messrs
Kiley and
State Board of Health
Committee On Public Health
Luce
Committee On Election Laws
Frank A. Allen
University City
Messrs. Lewis and Googins
Adams
Melrose
Newton
Everett
Craig
Lynn
Massachusetts’ Highway Commission
Saugus River
Commercial Street
House
Parker
Springfield
Curley
Boston School Committee
Boson
Mr. Kiley
Dracut
Wholesale
State Street
Eton
Westraes
NEW York Cloak & Suit CO
John Street
Woonsocket
Chicago
Lowell Rubber CO
Gentral Street
Lakeview Park
D. L. Page Company
Diane
Hibbard
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn Fresentsial
Cosmopolitan Specially Co
Draccot Grange
Dracut Centre Church
Consolidated
Wellesley
Commonwealth Ave
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Park Street
Sullivan Square Terminal
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Lexington
Mass
Newton Street Railway Co
Newtonville, M
Tremont
Theatre
Pixiey and
Luders
poDod
Rassion
A. W. Bows & CO
Cor. Central and Merrimack Sts
Philadelphia
West Chelmsford
Marsell
Young's
Hildreth Building
India
Biscuit
Caleb L. Smith
Grogsery
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Ron
W. T
Bartlett
Hire
Wim. Nichols & Go
W. C. Hinckley
Middle Street
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