Troops to Stay in Pawtucket as Strike Probes End
Pawtucket Rhode Island June 16 militia remain in city after a meeting of ten prominent citizens led by Mayor Fitzgerald and Police Chief Rice. The committee will decide how long troops stay with a possible one month reserve to prevent further disturbances. Traffic resumed on local lines with restraint and new troops deployed in relays while the strike dispute over the ten hour day is tested in court.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Fitzgerald
Rice
Kimball
Tanner
State Armory
Central Falls
Gov
Supreme Court
United Traction Company
Atty
Gen. Stearns
United States Supreme Court
Perry
The
Traction Company
TOPPAN CASE. Trial Not Expected to Last a Day
Boston June 16 Chief Justice Mason has assigned Judges Henry K. Braley and Charles A. Bell to hear Jane Toppan in the Barnstable superior court. The case over the Davis family murder at Cataumet will begin Monday at 10 a.m. and conclude by afternoon adjournment. Government testimony precedes defense by Dr Jelly Dr Stedman and Dr Quimby. Government is led by Attorney General Parker. defense by Judge Fred M. Bixby and James Stewart Murphy.
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Boston
Mason
Henry K. Braley
Fall River
Charles A. Bell
Lawrence
Jane Toppan
Davis
Cataumet
Superior Court
Barnstable
Miss Toppan
Jelly
Stedman
Quimby
Barnstakle
Parker
Fred M. Bixby
Brockton
James Stewart Murphy
Lowell
King Edward to Windsor but stays home for Ascot
London reports King Edward fell ill with a stomach chill and will not attend Ascot today. Queen Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of Wales join the royal party at Windsor where Sir Francis Laking oversees care. The King remains in quiet, with physicians urging rest as life-insurance quotes rise on his health and crown prospects.
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London
Edward
Windsor
Ascot
Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince of Wales
Francis Laking
King Edward
Windsor Castle
Aldershot
Lloyds
Webster Tragedy Funeral for Turner Victim in Family Killing
In Webster on June 16 Rudolph Turner, killed by his father on Saturday, had a private funeral with no service. Burial occurred in Dudley, which will cover expenses. At the house, Mrs Turner and the children cried as the coffin was carried out, with the undertaker forcefully separating the grieving family. The father, Turner, remains under guard and has aged considerably.
Grief Stricken Husband Faces Hearing Over Death
Through his grief he admits killing his boy but says the act was not premeditated. His counsel is Hon. Charles Haggerty, with a hearing set for tomorrow. Mrs. Turner appeals for intercession and pleads for help from the caldren to aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haggerty
Chicago Democratic conventions end in disorder in fifth district
In Chicago on June 16 the Democratic congressional conventions met in ten districts. A fierce intra party clash in the fifth district produced James McAndrews as nominee, with the convention adjourning in disorder. Other nominees included Martin Emerich in the first district and Frank Brust in the second, Daniel Morgan Smith Jr. in the third, George Foster in the fourth, Allen C. Durbrow in the sixth, James J. Dauden in the ninth, John Y. Hess in the seventh, and William F. Mahoney in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James McAndrews
Mmrtin Emerich
Frank Brust
Daniel Morgan Smith, Jr
George Foster
Allen C. Durbrow
James J. Dauden
John Y. Hess
William F. Mahoney
Boundary Monuments Rumor Denied by Mounted Police
Ottawa June 14 The mounted police report from Supt Constantine says there is no truth to rumors of boundary monuments being destroyed. The boundary in question lies between British Columbia and the Yukon. Indians traveling in parties erect small camp monuments for a deceased member, and a destroyed marker may have sparked the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Mounted Police Department
Supt
Constantine
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Cambridge Woman Sentenced for Bogus Checks
Cambridge today saw Mrs. Helen Walworth alias Alice French alias Mary Soulis sentenced by Judge De Courcey to ten months in the house of correction for passing bogus checks. She faced four counts and was found guilty on the first and fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Walworth
de Courcey
House of Correction
Cambridge
Alice French
Mary Soulis
Walworth
Palma Salary Set At Twenty Five Thousand A Year
Havana reports the Senate approved a bill fixing President Palma’s salary at 25000 dollars annually and that of Vice President Esteves at 6000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senate
Palma
Senor Esteves
Christian Scientists Hold Meetings in Boston
In Boston on June 16 alumni of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College and the church board met for several hours to elect officers and conduct business. A plan for a large addition to the Christian Science church was discussed, with details to be announced at Wednesday’s annual church meeting. Sightseers also visited during the day.
London Divorce Granted to Baroness Halkett
Baroness Halkett formerly Miss Sarah Anson Phelps Stokes of New York was granted a divorce in London on the grounds of cruelty and infidelity by her husband this afternoon.
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London
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestion Cure
Advertisement claims half of human ills stem from indigestion and that Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens the stomach and makes indigestion impossible, urging readers to use the tonic for better health.
Anthracite Strike Enters Sixth Week Amid Rain
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on June 16 the sixth week of the anthracite miners strike began with steady rain keeping 150,000 idle workers indoors. Reports of assaults surfaced but injuries were minor. Bosses favored not many quitters while some superintendents claimed more men at work. President Mitchell and labor leaders dispute these figures. Casper Clark signaled support from Toledo for strikers. Rumors of a soft coal walkout reemerged as Central Pennsylvania officials urged restraint.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Casper Clark
Toledo
Ohio
International Team Drivers’ Association
Central Pennsylvania
Patrick Gilday
Mine Floods Threaten Scranton Area
A heavy cloudburst drenched Scranton on June 16 flooding collieries and driving the river toward overflow. If rain continues, the river may flood mine openings and threaten nearby operations.
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Scranton
Aerial Manning Family Reunion At Manning Manse
The third Manning family reunion gathered at the Manning Manse in North Billerica on Monday with about sixty attendees ranging from toddlers to 78 year old William Manning of East Chelmsford. Guests were welcomed by hosts Warren H. Manning and family as they viewed relics, enjoyed music and readings, and feasted on lunch provided by the D. L. Page company of Lowell. A business meeting elected a board led by Capt. Chas. H. Manning and included J. Woodward Manning, Wm. H. Manning, and Erastus Bartlett among others, with officers confirmed and a registry of visiting relatives read.
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William Manning
Cambridge
Manning Manse
North
Billerica
Warren H. Manning
Lowell Carpet Rks
H. E. Scates
North Billerica
A. F. Adams
Boston
Liberty
Izetta B. Holway
Roxbury
Charlotte Adams Dunne
Samuel
D. L. Page Company
Lowell
East Chelmsford
Jacob W. Manning
Reading
Jupiter Pluvius
Emma Manning Walker
Brookline
Erastus A. Bartlett
Chas. H. Manning
Manchester
N. H
David Manning
Worcester
Sam W. Maniing
West Newton
Ease Chelmsford
Joseph E. Warren
Chelmsford
Solomon Manning
Bedford
Nellie L. Smith
Elizabeth Pb. Smith
Harriet L. Smith
Frances M. G. Wilson
Asbury Park
N. J
Arthur E. Bebb
Lawrence
A. B. Smith
Alice W. Manning
Wilmington
J. R. Parkhurst
Amasa Howard
Arthur M. Warren
Miriam E. Warren
Martha E. Warren
Julia E. Warren
J. L. Wright
Geo. A. Parkhurst
A. T. Manning
Lydia B. Manning
Benjamin F. Manning
J. Woodward Manning
J. W. Manning
Gould G. Manning
Chas. W. Manning
Brooklyn
Charlotte A. M. Bartlett
Walter T. Manning
C. A. Manning
Lexington
N. N. Manning
Riverside
N. Y
Frank M. Short
A. A. Maxfield
L. W. Hall
Lucy P. Hall
A. S. Hartford
F. W. Jenness
Levi Sprague
Jane H. Short
J. Manning
Miers
Ayer
FE. P Marion
F. Staples
Woburn
Striking Miners March in West Virginia District
Bluefield West Virginia June 16 hundreds of striking miners marching with rifles and shotguns moved through the Flat Top field visiting operations to force workers out but were dispersed by armed guards. About 700 joined at Keystone and moved to Norwood ten miles west camping for a morning eastward march. Operators feared Monday would see most men back at work but the situation has grown serious with uncertain prospects ahead.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Keystone
Norwood
Elkhorn
Armed Strikers Parade in Flat Top Coal Field
In Bluefield West Virginia on June 16 striking miners in groups of 150 to 200 paraded armed with Winchesters. A hundred strikers armed, blocked Buckeye workers from entering. Guards met 38 armed men at Coal Dale mountain. rifles were seized. An attempt by 30 strikers at Tug river last night led to exchanges of fire before they were driven off. Companies seek sheriff protection.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Flat Top
Buckeye
Coal Dale Mountain
Elkhorn Tunnel
Coal Dale
Tug River
Roanoke miners' march and armed bands quieted
In Pocahontas coal region Roanoke reports a calm day aside from marching strikers earlier, some armed and accompanied by bands. Councils restrain violence and say armed groups will surrender arms. few miners returning to work. Telephone links between mines are broken.
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Roanoke
Pocahontas
Miners Strike Deepens in Kanawha Field
Charleston June 16 The Strike situation in the Kanawha fields grows more intense as Winifred miners walk out today. This mine has employed more workers than any other in the Kanawha field since the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Fields
Kanawha Field
Objection to Crozier Nomination Delays Senate Confirmations
Washington June 16 Senator Hoar objected to General Crozier's nomination for chief of ordnance during executive session. The nomination tops the executive calendar and Senator Warren said confirmations will follow calendar order, leaving no other confirmations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Crozier
Hoar
Senate
Warren
The Carp Invasion That Reach Our Inland Waters
Readers are warned about the carp introduced by the government fish commission now spreading through inland waters. The piece recounts a farmer’s failed ponds and the carp’s slow feeding and persistence, noting the fish’s spread and undesirable impact, ending with a grim memory of muddy taste when eaten.
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Government Fish Commission
Europe
Fish Commission
Invasive carp menace Great Lakes fishing and bays
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer report warns that carp from a government hatchery escaped into the Potomac and spread through rivers, lakes, and the Mississippi. The fish rapidly reproduce, disrupt spawning beds, and threaten bass, pike, pickerel, perch, and other sport fish across multiple states.
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Washington
Potomac
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Wedding And Card Engraving Services Advertised
WEDDING AND CARD ENGRAVING. We take a specialty of fine engraved work of every description. Calling cards, wedding invitations and announcements, "at home" cards, etc., engraved in any style desired, and printed on newest and best stock obtainable. Our prices are as reasonable as consistent with high grade work. Call and see samples. Courier- Citizen Co., Merrimack street.
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Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
For Rent and Sale Notice in Chelmsford Area
To rent five rooms in the best repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street at eight dollars per month. The best furnished rooms in the city. For sale a nice two acre place in Chelmsford with fruit and new buildings including a seven room cottage and stable hen house price one thousand six hundred eight dollars. H Elliott 64 Central tel 908-2.
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Middlesex Street
Chelmsford
H. Elliott
Central Rare
Genevieve Hecker Elevates Family Business Reputation
Genevieve Hecker again upholds her family business reputation by rising to the occasion, reinforcing the enterprise's standing within the community and its ongoing commitment to service and quality.
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Genevieve Hecker
Bodies of American soldiers recovered after siezure by Ladrones
Manila June 16. The sergeant, two corporals and four privates of the Fifth cavalry captured May 30 at Binangonan Risal province have been recovered. Most bodies were hewn limb from limb and four could not be recognized. Several arrests made. nine men identified as Ladrones. Identified include two from Leroza Morong police. Americans buried together as separate interments were not possible.
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Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Binangonan
Risal Province
Ladrones
Lerosa
Morong Province
The Blazed Trail review by Stewart Edward White
A broad reading of The Blazed Trail lauds its vivid portrayal of lumber country life and the dangers faced by pioneers. The review praises White's storytelling, the forest panorama, and the book's wholesome, American spirit suitable for both youth and adults through its rugged adventure and strong characters.
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Great Lakes
White
Cooper
Dana
Stewart Edward White
Thomas Fogarty
McClure, Phillips & Co
New York
Great Newspapers of the United States Spotlight Boston Editors
The Bookman profiles Boston field leaders in New England journalism. It references the Herald Globe Transcript Advertiser and Journal with notes on figures like Stephen O'Meara Gen Taylor E B Haskell and E H Clements as notable workers. Front pages of five Boston papers are shown.
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United States
Boston
New England
Herald
Globe, Transcript
Advertiser and Journal
Stephen O'Meara
Gen. Taylor
E. B. Haskell
E. H. Clements
Marion Crawford
Rome
Wigs and beauty supplies offered at bargain parlor
An advertisement promotes private parlors offering a wide range of wigs waves and switches at bottom prices. It touts beautiful natural wavy lightweight switches and mentions affordable options like one dollar switches along with hair brushes combs hand mirrors and manicure goods.
Education Topics in June Issue Highlight Professors and Schools
In the June edition Education offers a table of contents listing Education Versus Crime by Arthur D. Call, Education A Pro cess by Richard G. Boone, Vacation Schools by J M Greenwood, Commercial Education in Secondary Schools by Carlos B Ellis, The Perils of the College by Prof Daniel W Hering, The Clarkson School of Technology, plus editorials foreign notes and book notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Call
Richard G. Boone
J.M. Greenwood
Carlos B. Ellis
Daniel W. Hering
Clarkson School of Technology
Literary notes from The Century Scribners and Kipling progress
The Century's July issue will feature a frontispiece portrait of the Marquis of Salisbury drawn from a photograph by Geo. T. Tobin and a Julian Ralph sketch of his career. Lord Curzon and Mrs. Duncan travel in Burma, Owen Wister’s new edition of The Virginian is in press, Kipling’s new Scribner’s story Wireless debuts, and Bret Harte’s final poem The Sword of San Jose appears in Leslie’s Monthly.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Geo. T. Tobin
Julian Ralph
England
Lord
Lady Curzon
Lester
Chicago
Burma
Everard Cotes
America
Sara Jeannette Duncan
July Scribner's
Owen Wister
Plains
American West
Bret Harte
Sword of San Jose
Leslie's Monthly
Captain Hinds Court Martialed Over Philippines Abuse
Plattsburgh New York June 16 Captain Hinds quartermaster of the 28th Infantry faced court martial today on charges of cruelty for allegedly stringing up a private by the thumbs at Jolo in the Philippines without orders from the commanding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Hinds
Jolo
Philippines
Commencement Address at Exeter Academy
Exeter New Hampshire June 4 The commencement address at Phillips Exeter Academy was delivered by William P Chadwick of the board of trustees on The Life and Character of the Late Rear Admiral William T Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
William P. Chadwick
Board of Trustees
William T. Sampson
Doan’s Ointment Cures Leg Sores Says Bowling Green Man
A Bowling Green resident, C. W. Lenhart, reports a leg sore with burning and itching was relieved by Doan’s Ointment, claiming a permanent cure after endured tortures prior to treatment.
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Doan
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
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M. J. Cunningham
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