Pawtucket Quiet After Troop Withdrawals and Cart Arrests
Pawtucket, R I June 13. Mayor Fitzgerald announced order and police control as deputies were withdrawn and 1500 troops remained on duty. Cars resumed under militia protection. seven arrests for minor offenses occurred on Pawtucket avenue. The plan calls for gradual troop withdrawal if police can maintain order. a renewed citywide calm followed hours of tense activity.
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Gov. Kimball
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Cumberland
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State House
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Kimball
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Gen. Tanner
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Rice
Tanner
Uccessful
Carleton & Hovey's Offer Low Prices on Drug Store Goods
Saturday shoppers should visit Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street where prices beat competitors on many items. Pure candies 20c seen at 10c, Salted Spanish peanuts 10c, a 25c sponge 10c, fountain syringes 29c, 1 lb bial or Kissingen salts 7c, atomizers 26c, and ice cream sodas 5c. Savings extend to hundreds of items.
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Carleton & Hovey’s
Merrimack Street
Lowell
International Typographical union elects officers in biennial vote
In Indianapolis on June 13 the can voting board of the International Typographical union tallied nearly 29,000 votes cast, about 70 percent of the union’s strength. President James M. Lynch of Syracuse won re election with 20,621 votes, while A fares A Deery of Seattle had 7,144. Other officers include C E Hawkes of Chicago as first vice president and James Mulcahey of St Louis as third vice president, with J F O Sullivan of Portland as fourth vice president and J W Bramwood of Denver as secretary treasurer. Delegates to the AFL Printers include William M Garrett Washington, Max S Hays Cleveland, and Frank Morrison Chicago. Trustees include Thomas McKaffery Colorado Springs, L Shepard Chicago, and H F Rogers Chicago. agent William Kennedy Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
C. E. Hawkes
Chicago
James Mulc
Allied Crafts
H. F. Rogers
Agent Union Printers’ Home
William Kennedy
Lynch
Fares A. Deery
Seatle
Plenary Reunions Begin in Rome With Taft
In Rome Francis MacNutt hosted a dinner for William H. Taft civil governor of the Philippine Islands and his party. Plenary reunions with a sub commission of cardinals will start tomorrow.
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Rome
Taft
Francis MacNautt
William H. Taft
Philippine Islands
Connecticut Steams In After Cylinder Break Near Warwick
The steam er Connecticut arriving Newport from Providence to New York after breaking a cylinder off Warwick. The vessel came to port under its own steam with several hundred passengers calm. Repairs underway with plans to depart after daylight. passengers remain aboard.
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R. I
Connecticut
Providence
New York
Warwick
Permanent cure for leg sore with Dean's Ointment
C W Lenhart of Bowling Green reports a running itching sore on the leg caused tortures. After using Dean's Ointment the burning and itching pains disappeared and a permanent cure was effected.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Conspiracy charges hit many Irish MPs in de Freyne writs
Dublin June 13 writs issued against a large block of Irish Parliamentary party members including John Redmond John Dillon W J O'Brien J G Swift MacNeill and Conor O Kelly and United Irish League leaders Michael Davitt. Landlords frame the action as a broad clash with the United Irish League backed by Dublin Castle amid mounting prosecutions and funding to resist the movement.
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Lord de Freyne
Irish Parliamentary Party
Troubles
de Freyne
Roscommon
John Redmond
John Dillon
W. J. O’brien
J. G. Swift MacNeill
Conor O'Kelly
United Irish League
Michael Davitt
The
Freeman's Journal
Landlords’ Association
House of Commons
Dublin Castle
Wyndham
Ireland
Redmond
Col. Saunderson
County Cavan
League
William Redmond
James O'Kelly
Patrick O’brien
John Hayden
Thomas Esmonds
Patrick McHugh
Dinner of welcome for Wheeler Evans and English in London
A June 13 dinner in London honored General Joseph Wheeler H Clay Evans newly appointed consul general to London and ex Congressmen English of Indiana. Lindsay Russell organized the event with many American and English guests. Speeches praised the honored guests and toasted King Edward and President Roosevelt. Wheeler thanked Britain for its stance during the American Spanish War.
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London
Joseph Wheeler
H. Clay Evans
English
Indiana
Lindsay Russell
King Edward
Roosevelt
Wheeler
United States
Great Britain
Coronation rehearsal at Westminster Abbey trains young pages
In London at Westminster Abbey the sons and grandsons of state officers rehearse duties for the June 26 coronation. Lords and other titled youths learn to bear coronets carry trains and conduct themselves in ceremonial roles under the eye of officials including Lord Salisbury and his grandson.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Lord Salisbury
Acts lesson on Paul and Silas in Philippi
In Acts xvi readings, Paul and Silas travel through Phrygia and Galatia, are forbidden to preach in Asia, then guided by a vision to Macedonia. They meet Lydia, a Thyatira seller of purple, whose heart God opened, leading to baptism and hospitality. The narrative highlights the Spirit guided mission and early European conversion.
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Galatia
Holy Ghost
Asia
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Silas
Barnabas
Antioch
Syria
Mark
Barnabis
Cyprus
Cilicia
Col
Mysia
Bithynia
Jesus
John xiv
Macedonia
Troas
Luke
Tim
Luke Ll
Troax
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Neapolis
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Satan
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Christ
Why total abstinence is best for temperance
A Christian Endeavor talk argues total abstinence from intoxicating drinks is safest and most necessary. It dismisses moderation as risky, notes alcohol harms body and soul, and urges believers to avoid even one glass to prevent leading others to ruin. Bible readings accompany the sermon.
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H. Doye
Science of success through personal effort and heart faith
The text argues people are harmed by easy paths and must rely on themselves and enthusiasm. It quotes Dr Parkhurst on personal character and the heart’s condition determining virtue, noting no human scales weigh the heart and religion is deeper than deeds. It cites Providence and the Presbyterian Journal on love of God guiding the soul.
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Dr. Parkhurst
God
Presbyterian Journal
Evolution of body and mind a public duty base
A brief moral reflection argues that progress should elevate both body and intellect. It contrasts the improvement of crops and livestock with the need for human mental and moral advancement, urging ongoing development rather than ceasing at physical gains.
A Prayer of Gifts
Poem excerpt from Christian Endeavor World urging kindness forgiveness and a thankful heart. The verse asks for light on paths walked in blindness and for thoughts to avoid ill will, centered on earth and divine will and ending with a dreamlike heaven tone.
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Christian Endeavor
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