Greek Premier Assassinated at Chamber Entrance
Theodore Delyannis, born 1820 in Nauplia, dies after being stabbed near the Chamber of Deputies. A longtime Greek statesman and prime minister, he led the popular party, influenced Greece at Berlin, governed in 1884, and faced war with Turkey in 1897. His last act before Congress advocated broad economy reforms.
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Theodore Delyannis
Nauplia
University of
Athens
Langadia
Ord
Berlin
Greece
Thessaly
Epirus
Coumoundaros
Popular Party
Denis
Congress
Greek Colony Mourns Premier Delyannis Death
In Lowell the Greek community reels after Premier Theodore Delyannis is stabbed at Athens's chamber of deputies. Reports say 20,000 followed his body from the Red Cross station to his home as Greece confronts the assassination and mourning spreads among consuls and coffee houses. The killer, a gambler named Gherakaris, was arrested. the motive cited as retaliation for gambling house closures.
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Michael Satros
Delyannis
Lowell
Athens
Iatros
Courier- Citizen
Greece
University of Athens
Epaminondas
Theodore P. Delyannis
Gherakaris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Delyannis
Red Cross
Cabinet
Chamber
Peruna Credited With Restoring My Health
Miss Maria Ducharme of Montres Canada testifies that long years of pelvic pain and inability to work improved after using Peruna. She says the remedy saved her life and health, and invites contact with Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for confidential advice.
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Peruna
Maria Ducharme
St. Elizabeth Street
Montres, Can
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Greek state to hold funeral and interment details
King George at Tatoi was informed of an assassination and would return to Athens. Police investigations indicate Gherakaris, recently released from prison, had been sentenced for the murder of his wife M Gounarakis, the finance minister, who is now acting as premier. The funeral of M Delyannis, to be national, will be held next Friday.
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George
Tatoi
Athens
Gherakaris
M. Gounarakis
M. Delyannis
Lowell Graduates Receive Nursing Diplomas in 1905
Concord June 14. The New Hampshire State hospital training school class of 1905 held its graduation in the chapel with Gov. John McLane awarding twelve diplomas to graduates from New England states and Canadian provinces. The ceremony featured orchestra selections and an address by George H. Moses, followed by a reception at the nurses home.
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Concord
New Hampshire State Hospital Training School
John McLane
New England
Laura Dwight Aldrick
Northampton
Mass
Jeanette Campbell Dickson
Sonora
Guysboro County
Olive Gray Haton
Chelmsford Centre
Helena Marie Garde
Lowell
Myra
George H. Moses
State Forestry Commission
Concord Monitor
John Brainerd Wilson
Pleasant Street Baptist Church
Honolulu Narrows Snakes And Theatre Crackdown
Honolulu report notes Chinese poster threatening sanctions over exclusion policy including a $5 head fumigation at port of entry. Alameda delivered snakes for zoo display but none landed as island policy bans reptiles. Separately, Sheriff raids a Japanese theatre for unlicensed performance and alleged obscenity, arresting five including manager and actors.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Hilos
Stackable
Henry
Canoe Upset Claims Life in Millinocket
In Millinocket Maine Fred Cyr a young worker for the Great Northern Paper Company drowned when a canoe overturned yesterday afternoon. Several men searched the river for his body as rescue efforts continued.
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Millinocket
Fred Cyr
Great Northern Paper Company
Loyal Association Holds Sixteenth Convention in New York
The Loyal Association’s sixteenth annual session met at Hotel Astor with G T Applegate presiding. Delegates from New York New Jersey and other states heard reports on finance and officers proposed a new five hundred dollar certificate which failed and a lowered candidate age to 18 which passed. Officers were elected for twelve months including G T Applegate Harvey Brown S J Kallmann and others. Next annual session planned for June 196 in New York City. Massachusetts delegates led by J Chandler reported growth and potential to form a Massachusetts grand council with several named councils represented.
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New York
Supreme Council of the Loyal Association
Hotel Astor
Supreme Council
G. T. Applegate
M. D
New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Supreme
B. B. Murray
New York City
D. W
Massachusetts
Boston
Commonwealth
Taconic
Pittsfield
Wachogue
Springfield
Greenhalge
Lowell
J. &. Chandler
Greenhalge Council
Bay State
Collision between steamer and schooner near Penfield reef
Bridgeport, Conn June 14 The schooner Mary E Suydam of Canarsie L I put into port reporting a collision with the steamer John H Stalin about a mile south of Penfield reef light in thick fog. The schooner was stove in abaft above the water line while the steamer likely suffered no damage. Starin's fog horn was heard and the schooner altered course to avoid a collision. The Starin held the coaster briefly before it resumed to New York lights. Mary E Suydam proceeded to Bridgeport harbor.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Mary E. Suydam
Canarsie
L. I
Fred RB. Smith
John H. Stalin
Penfield Reef Light
Smith
Fleet Before Baltimore Is Again Knocked Out
Baltimore Maryland June 14 At 3 45 this morning Baltimore s defending forts were again attacked by a part of the fleet under Rear Admiral Dickins The Atlanta was discovered in the cut off channel between Bodkin Point and Fort Smallwood She was followed by the Newark and the Syl via Fort Howard opened fire Forts Armistead and Smallwood followed and after a brisk cannonade the Atlanta sent up a red rocket which is taken to mean that she confesses destruction or surrender Constructively all three of the attacking vessels were sent to the bottom as was also a four masted schooner used as a partial screen The naval vessels did not reply and shortly turned and headed down the bay
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Baltimore
Dickins
Atlanta
Bodkin Point
Fort Smallwood
Newark
Sylvia
Fort Howard
Armistead
Smallwood
Chicago Strike Taking Care of Itself
Chicago June 14 The teams ters joint council calls the strike a dead issue and shelves the dispute against Montgomery Ward & Co as unimportant. Secretary Kelley says matters are in hand and the strike is taking care of itself.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Kelley
Russian paintings loss dispute linked to St Louis Exposition
St Louis report says no complaint over Stepanoff appeal to the American consul. any loss would be after paintings left expo jurisdiction. Secretary Stevens notes the exposition company bears no responsibility for items in transit. A stray quoted fragment about Brooke and creditors appears among the text.
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St. Louis, Mo
St. Petersburg
M. Stepanoff
St. Louis Exposition
Walter B. Stevens
Exposition Company
Enterprising druggists offer Hindipo nerve tonic guarantee
Frye and Crawford Merrimack Street Falls and Burkinshaw Middlesex Street Columbus Carter Branch Westford Bts Ellingwood Davis Square Drug Store A. E. Moore opposite post office boast Hindipo the ure and Nerve Tonic praised as a cure for kidney troubles and nervous disorders. They guarantee satisfaction or money back. A 50-cent box mailed with guarantee.
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Frye & Crawford
Merrimack St
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Co. E. Carter
Westford Bts
Ellingwood & Co
Davis Square
A. E. Moore
How to Avoid Germ Diseases with Miona Pills
A health ad claims that germ diseases threaten during an epidemic and that weak stomachs fail first. It promotes Miona as a stomach strengthener taken before meals, promising relief from pains after eating and general weakness. Ellingwood & Co. offers a guarantee and states the product costs nothing unless it cures.
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Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
New England mill mission eyes five Texas plants
A six member group of Massachusetts cotton mill operators, textile experts, and attorneys, led by two Southern Pacific officials, visits Texas to plan the erection of five mills at a total cost of 1.35 million dollars. The proposed plants would cost 250 thousand each, feature 10 000 spindles and 400 looms, with Del Rio San Antonio Houston Brenham Marble Falls and Dallas among candidate sites. The party includes Joseph W Bailey Arthur Phillips J T Lincoln HB Sears A Robbins M A Holland Colonel S G Grimshaw and Joseph Hellen, with Henry origins in Fall River and Mall River.
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Houston
Tex
Fail River
Lowell
Pawtucket
Massachusetts
Southern Pacific
Texas
del Rio
San Antonio
Brenham
Marble Falls
Dallas
Shreveport
Louisiana
Mississippi
Joseph W. Bailey
Fall River
Arthur
Phillips
J. T. Lincoln
Kilbourne & Co
Sears
Mall River
A. Robbins
Charlotte
N. C
M. A. Holland
S. G. Grimshaw
Joseph Hellen
Chinese Exclusion Affects Pekin Merchants Boycott
In Pekin on June 14 the boycott of American goods by Chinese merchants stems from a misconception about the American exclusion act. Both sides agree the exclusion of coolies is the key issue, with American minister Rockhill assuring fair intentions. The Chinese board and public seek a speedy amicable adjustment amid concerns over coolies on Hawaii and the Philippines and customs treatment.
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Pekin
Rockhill
America
Chinese Board of Foreign Affairs
Hawaiian
Philippine Islands
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