British Captain Quells Mob Aboard Havana at Halifax
A Halifax dispatch reports Capt. Scott of the British steamer Havana faced a crowd of St Pierre residents intent on forcing passage to arrest a schoolteacher. The captain asserted authority, warned of consequences, and the mob dispersed as the ship proceeded to North Sydney. Gendron, angered by a French newspaper letter, fled to the United States after the incident.
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Halifax
Scott
St. Pierre
Mig
North Sydney
Gendrou
United States
France
Gendron
Havana
Armenian CFT Kazangian to Stand Trial in East Cambridge
Charley Kazangian the Armenian alleged linked to Avides Maranian faced trial in East Cambridge Friday for attempted murder of Oscar Chuaspion. He was discharged in police court this morning after bail set at 200 dollars. Two Dracut cases continued. Porter poisoning charge moved to June 21. Farrell profanity case likewise.
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Charley Kazangian
Avides Maranian
East Cambridge
Oscar Chuaspion
Charley
Maranian
Oscar
Winter Street
Edward Porter
Anna Selzam
Theresa Farrell
Dracut
James Conroy
Joseph Thomas
Mary Boyie
John Kelly
Germany plans to fortify Kiaochou bay with Wei Hai Wei impact
London reports from Berlin indicate Germany will fortify Kiaochou bay. Officials doubt immediate effects on plans to abandon Wei Hai Wei naval station. Britain notes lease terms keep Port Arthur in foreign possession. Wei Hai Wei may gain naval value if Kiaochou fortifications proceed.
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London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Kiaochou Bay
Wei Hai Wei
Port Arthur
Kiaochou
Henry Moulton Death Believed Self Inflicted
A Wells-Wells Maine report says Henry Moulton aged 60 was found dead with his throat cut in Biddeford after returning from an insane asylum. Coroner summoned as authorities treat the death as a probable self inflicted act and mental instability remains suspected.
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Biddeford
Wells
Henry Moulton
Four More Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Isthmian Zone
A cablegram from Gov Magoon reports four new yellow fever cases in the isthmian canal zone. The two Americanstricken are S L Davis a Panama bookkeeper and Edgar Nicolai a Culebra bookkeeper.
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Washington
Magoon
Isthmian Canal Zone
Strcken
S. L. Davis
Panama
Edgar Nicolai
Culebra
Mayor Daly rejects motions to dismiss Sergeant Gordon
Cambridge June 14 Mayor Augustine Daly said he would ignore aldermen requests to launch proceedings to dismiss Police Sergeant Herbert Gordon over indictments tied to registration frauds. The mayor insisted the board should file charges if they pursue action, noting the aldermen and arrestees are Democrats while Daly is non partisan.
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Cambridge
Augustin J. Daly
Board of Aldermen
Herbert Gordon
Gordon
Daly
Louisville Welcomes Confederate Veterans Convention Opens
Louisville Indiana? Louisville Ky June 14 Thousands in the streets welcomed the fifteenth annual convention of the United Confederate Veterans. Bands music and flags filled the city as attendees arrived. The United Sons of Confederate Veterans met in Hopkins theatre and Marion W. Ripey opened the gathering. Col. W. R. Bingham and Col. N. R. Tisdale addressed delegates.
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Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Hopkins Theatre
Marion W. Ripey
Sons of Veterans
W. R. Bingham
N. R. Tisdale
Rusk
Tex
Crocker will contest settled privately in Boston
In Boston on June 14 a long standing will contest over Uriel H. Crocker’s estate was settled out of court. The dispute involved his children from a first marriage alleging undue influence by his widow, his second wife. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
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Boston
Uriel H. Crocker
Commencement at Columbia Confers Honorary Doctorates
New York June 14 Alumni events mark Columbia University commencement with honorary degrees awarded including Doctor of Letters to William Dean Howells. Alumni luncheons and games at the South Field accompany the ceremonies.
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New York
Columbia University
South Field
Dean Howells
Blaze in Winnipeg destroys Scott Furniture warehouse
Winnipeg June 14 The Scott Furniture Company warehouse burned with an estimated loss of 175000 and 80000 insured. Four firemen were injured as the building was struck by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Scott Furniture Company
Five Children Killed and Mother Suicide Near Tucumcari
On June 14 in Tucumcari New Mexico Mrs George Campbell killed her five children then fatally shot herself with a rifle after driving her husband from their ranch home. Authorities say she had suddenly gone insane prior to the tragedy.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Geo. Campbell
Medford observes 275th anniversary with tablet unveiling
Medford marks its 275th anniversary with citywide celebrations and a tablet unveiling at Capt. Isaac Hall’s home site. Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution placed the tablet near High street, with Mayor Dwyer and Vernon Howland Hall II presenting addresses. The inscription notes Hall’s role with Medford’s minute men and Paul Revere’s warning ride.
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Medford
Isaac Hall
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Capt. Hall
High Street
Medford Square
M. F. Dwyer
Sons of the Revolution
Vernon Howland Hall
Minute Men
Paul Revere
Concord
Hall
Massachusetts Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Allied Printing Trades elect officers at New England meeting
At the New England Allied Printing Trades convention in Fall River officers were elected led by President John Moffit. Other officers include James F. McGirr, Thomas M. Nolan, Charles T. Schuler, Arthur Ingersoll, Edgar O. Beacham and P. H. McMahon. The group voted to hold the next convention in Springfield and endorsed the eight hour day for book and job printers beginning January 1, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
New England Allied Printing Trades
John Moffit
James F. McGirr
Revere
Thomas M. Nolan
Boston
Charles T. Schuler
Lawrence
Arthur Ingersoll
Portland
Edgar O. Beacham
Providence
P. H. McMahon
North Adams
Springfield
International Typographical Union
Equitable Executive Committee Opens Session in New York
New York June 14 Paul Morton the newly elected chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance Society will preside over today s meeting of the executive committee Important results are expected including possible complete reorganization and outline of Mortons policy It is believed resignations of President Alexander and four vice presidents from last Friday will not be acted upon today The committee began its session after noon.
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New York
Paul Morton
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
Alexander
Equitable Society
White House
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Deer Park
Takahira
M. Jusserand
Tarrasch Draws as Chess Masters Resume Play in Ostend
In Ostend on June 14 the international chess masters tournament resumed after an adjournment. Tarrasch and Schlecter drew, Teichmann defeated a losing Tarrasch, Blackburne beat Taubenhaus, Marshall fell to Leonhardt, and Tschigorin resigned to Alapin. Leonhardt leads as the Janowski Maroczy match adjourned again.
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Ostend
Belgium
Tarrasch
Schlecter
Teichmann
Blackburne
Taubenhaus
Marshall
Leonhardt
Tschigorin
Alapin
Allston Man May Yet Win the State Golf Tourney
The second day of the open state championship by the Massachusetts Golf Association opened under clear skies with strong west wind. Notables include A G Lockwood Allston delivering a superb start, J H T Brown finishing with 42 then 46, Alec Campbell 38 and 46, and R G McAndrews 46. Donald Ross shoots 77 for 18 holes. McNamara ranking second as play progresses.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Matt Campbell
Brookline C. C
M. Freeman
C. T. Crocker, Jr
Alpine Club of
Fitchburg
A. G. Lockwood
Allstone
J. H. T. Brown
Vesper
A. H. Graves
Alec Campbell
Brookline
R. G. McAndrews
Henry Wilder
The
Vesper C. C
Alex Ross
Lockwood and D Ross Tie After Morning Rounds
Don Ross shot 77 to break the 18 hole course record of 78, leaving him tied with Lockwood at 239 after the morning rounds.
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Lockwood
D. Ross
Don Ross
Morning round totals with grand tally updates
Morning rounds report a list of competitors and scores culminating in a grand total. Lockwood and D Ross each at 239, Campbell 242, Brown 243, Jones 244, McAndrews 248, Alec Ross 250, McNamara 251, M Campbell 254, Chisholm 255, J H T Brown 256, Maguire 259, Selfridge and Stickney 261, Hylan 266, Broadhead 261, O Connell 289, Bigelow 309, Servos withdraws.
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Lockwood
D. Ross
A. Campbell
D. Brown
J. Jones
McAndrews
Alec. Ross
McNamara
M. Campbell
Chisholm
J. H. T. Brown
Maguire
Selfridge
State Tennis Tourney Opens at Longwood Club
Boston hosts the Massachusetts championship as 51 entries including Sulloway Niles Larned Seaver Pier compete on Longwood dirt courts. Beals Wright, last year’s holder, is abroad, leaving the first leg of the new cup to the eventual winner. Morning practice precedes a 3 pm start with many matches on dirt courts.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Longwood Cricket Club
Longwood
F. J. Sulloway
Harvard
N. W. Niles
J. I. B. Larned
R. C. Seaver
A. S. Pier
Beals C. Wright
Wright
Harvard Crew Shows Marked Improvement At Gale's Ferry
Harvard Varsity crew, rowing at Gale's Ferry Connecticut on June 14, posted noticeable gains in form during a three mile session with 224 stroke. Coach Wray emphasized leg drive timing, while minor faults remained in bow catching ahead and arm finish. Yale crews also rowed mildly in the heat, with afternoon plans to run a full course test.
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Harvard
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Bacon
Wray
Yale Quarters
Jung
Flag Day Observed in Lowell With City Wide Display
Lowell celebrates its first full Flag Day observance with flags on public buildings, schools, businesses, and homes across the city. Mayor Casey led the hoisting, weather favorable, and schools explained the day’s significance as planners debate trimming July 4 sports budgets and focus on bands parades and fireworks.
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Lowell
Casey
Courier-Citizen
Belvidere
Centralville
The
Highlands
Pawtucketville
First Street
Fairweather
Rourke
Walker
Crosby
Mahoney
Baldwin
Charlestown
Confidence Hedges Paige Sturtevant in Lower Bracket Match
Messrs Paige and Sturtevant appear assured of victory in the lower branch at the next meeting. Covwrncil men are hard to handle, making the outcome a guess up to the tape.
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Messrs
Paige
Sturtevant
Ziegler Relief Expeditions Sail For Arctic Aid
Tromsoe Norway June 14 The Arctic steamer Terra Nova sails today for Franz Josef land to aid the Ziegler expedition led by Anthony Fiala of Brooklyn aboard the America W S Champ in command Also the Magdalena with relief for Greenland departs June 16 headed likewise for Arctic waters
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Tromsoe
Norway
W. S. Champ
Wm. Zeigler
Franz Josef Land
Ziegler
Anthony Fiala
Brooklyn
Magdalena
Greenland
Pretty Wedding at Notre Dame Chapel
A wedding in June united Francis William Coughlin and Elizabeth Anna Page in the Notre Dame chapel with Rev. James Walsh officiating. The bride's gown was white satin with duchess lace, Lily of the valley bouquets, and a pearl diamond brooch from the groom. Attendants included Miss Marietta Page and Miss Alice Murphy. After a reception at the bride's mother's home, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 59 Naples Road, Brookline after September.
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Academy of Notre Dame
Francis William Coughlin
Elizabeth Anna Page
James Walsh
St. Patrick's Church
Marietta Page
Joseph IF. Rourke
Alice Murphy
Michael J. Johnson
Joseph R. Dixon
Edward L. Byrne
Boston
Market Street
McMannon
Aspariusus
Hibbard
Naples Road
Brookline
Tangier to become a modern port with German backing
Berlin reports Hamburg American Steamship Company backs a plan to turn Tangier Morocco into a modern port with wharves for large ships and coaling facilities for the German navy. In Paris Premier Rouvier and the German ambassador Von Radolin resumed Morocco talks, aiming for a direct France Germany accord before a broader conference. McCormick and Motono also met, discussing the Far East, though no new negotiations emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg- American Steamship Company
Tageblatt
Tangier
Morocco
Paris
Rouvier
Prince von Radolin
Greman
Foreign Office
France
Germany
M. Rouvier
McCormick
Motono
Textile workers in Fall River demand talks with manufacturers
At June 14 meeting the executive committee of the textile council decided to refer the manufacturers refusal to grant a conference to a special Friday session. Operatives express strong dissatisfaction with the manufacturers action and seek a formal conference to resolve labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Textile Council
Flag Presented to Lowell General Hospital
Graduates of the Lowell General Hospital training school presented the hospital with a 10 by 20 foot flag. The flag raising will be a featured event at next Wednesday's graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell General Hospital
Automobile Causes Fatal Accident in Wakefield
Wakefield reports John E. Herrick age 45 of West Peabody killed instantly when a horse ran wild after a passing automobile. Herrick was thrown from the carriage and his head struck the pavement. The incident occurred this afternoon with the horse going out of control.
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Wakefield
John E. Herrick
West Peabody
Russia Replies On Peace Talks For Far East
Washington reports Russia's formal note to Emperor Nicholas via Count Lamsdorff and Ambassador Meyer has reached Tokyo through Takahira. Japan demands a sincere, definite basis for peace talks and rejects any strings attached, while officials say a conference location and plenipotentiaries are being settled and progress appears favorable despite secrecy surrounds the negotiations.
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Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
Tokic
Count Lamsdorfft
Nicholas
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Takahira
Tokio
Japa
Japan
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Lowel
Mass
Crocker
Columbia
BLAZE
Ross
Tableton
Capt. Isaac Hall
Allied Printing Trades
Equitable Executive Committee
Allston
Donald Ross
D. Munn & Son
Bridge Street
Coughlin
Chapel of Notre Dame
General Hospital
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