King Edward II Illness Delays Coronation Plans
King Edward VII remains in critical condition after a serious operation at Buckingham Palace. Bulletin updates note improved strength and nourishment but warn it will be days before danger subsides, while Queen Alexandra endures strain and public anxiety grows across London and allied nations.
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London
Edward
Treves
Laking
Barlow
Frederick Treves
Francis H. Laking
Thomas Barlow
Buckingham Palace
Associated Press
Edward VII
West End
Whitechapel
Alexandra
England
Frederick ‘Treves
George
Prince of Wales
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Queen Alexandra
Duke of Connaught
House of Lords
House of Commons
Archbishop of Canterbury
Portsmouth
Ancot
Italy
Sympathy in France for King Edward’s illness
Paris reports deep sympathy over King Edward’s health news. Admiral Gervais relayed the update to the foreign office as French circles express concern and hope for the monarch’s swift recovery. The Journal Des Debats and London despatches highlight strong Anglo French relations and shared hopes.
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Paris
Edward
Gervais
France
Foreign Office
London
Journal Des Desbats
Prince of Wales
Roll On Merrily Summer Sale Ends Soon
Our summer sale of sundries offers many good values through a selection of low priced items. Smelling salts in leather purse six cents, bath sponge ten cents, toothbrushes ten cents, borated talcum powder sets ten cents, leather brush ten cents, toilet pumice five cents, three cakes of toilet soap ten cents, with more items at Carleton & Hovey, 236 Merrimack Street.
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
French demand for appendicitis treatment recalls Carnot death
The Temps notes perityphlitic phase of appendicitis treated best in France and marks the eight year anniversary of President Carnot's assassination. Loubet visits Carnot tomb in the Pantheon and consoles Carnot’s sons. Roosevelt cables King Edward VII offering sympathy and wishes for speedy convalescence.
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France
Carnot
Loubet
Pantheon
M. Carnot
Washington
White House
King Edward
Edward VII
London
Theodore Roosevelt
Death of Dr Dvorashin Shocks St Petersburg
St Petersburg June 10 AP reports the death of Dr Nicholas Nicholaivich Dvorashin, famed for aiding the wounded Czar Alexander II. His mind grew clouded, he gave to the poor, then became violently insane after misdirected charity. He died after 17 days in an overcrowded hospital amid suspected mistreatment. Accusations arise against hospital officials.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholaivich Dvorashin
Alexander II
Dvorashin
Palace
Taft negotiates with Vatican over friars land in Philippines
Rome reports confirm talks between Judge Taft, Philippine governor, and Cardinal Rampolla on friars land. Although some disagreement appears, officials deny serious hitching and expect a favorable outcome. Taft plans another note today seeking a categorical reply.
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Rome
Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Cardinal Rampolla
Pelham man loses $25 in Nashua pocket pick
Melville Woodbury of Pelham New Hampshire was jostled at the Nashua depot and later found his wallet missing. He suspects pocket pickers are active in Nashua and believes a gang has worked there since the recent races. Police are searching for the alleged thieves.
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Melville Woodbury
Pelham
N. H
Nashua
Mr. Woodbury
Boston
Woodbury
Lightning strikes church killing twenty five in Spain
A church in Pineiio Orense province was struck by lightning during a funeral on June 24. Twenty five people were killed and thirty five injured in the incident.
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Madrid
Pineiio
Orense
Former President Cleveland Arrives at Gray Gables
Buzzards Bay June 24 Former President Cleveland and his family reached Gray Gables for their summer visit. Cleveland and relatives were greeted by local officials and residents as they began their respite.
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Buzzards Bay
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Lowell Aldermen Hold Lengthy Session and Stables Debate
The Lowell board met for an extended session with all members present. Debates over stable repairs, pole relocations, and streetcar equipment dominated, including substituting 3143 for 5040 and motions to table. The education committee approved buying Boisvert land for a new school site, while other budget items and transfers were discussed before adjournment at 10:10 p.m.
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Board of Aldermen
Meloy
Superior Court
City of
Lowell
O'Sullivan
Derby
Gillow
Barton
Carmichael
Mr. Barton
Mr. O'Sullivan
N. BE. T. & T. Company
Tenth and
Cheever Streets
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Carlisle Street
Nesmith Street
General Treasury Fund
Committee On Education
Jacques Boisvert
Ludlam and
Dana Streets
Brutal act shocks Lowell wife births twins dispute
A Pole, Joseph Patasway, assaulted his wife in John Street Avenue after she gave birth to a child not twins. He and his brother allegedly beat the landlord Frank Lafra who intervened. Both men were arrested as the injured woman lay seriously ill. The report also mentions local memorials and Lexington Park plans unrelated to the incident.
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Joseph Patasway
Middlesex Mills
John-street Avenue
John
Lowell
Frank Lafra
Patasway
Trolley Exploring Delights Newton Lines on Sunny Sunday
Sunday sunshine drew large crowds to all Newton line routes for Trolley Exploring. The Paul Revere Trips to Lexington and Concord offer scenic views and proximity to historic sites with labeled relics for new trolley explorers. Time spent at the Village Green in Lexington recalls the Revolutionary bloodshed and invites visitors to enter notable buildings along the trip.
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Newton
Lexington and Concord
Lexington
Highlands children stage charity lawn party in Belmont street
Several Highland youngsters organized a no-parent lawn party to raise funds for charity. They sold nearly one hundred ten cent tickets, then hosted a program in the Woodworths’ barn with tableaux, solos, and recitations. On the lawn, ice cream, candy, and lemonade were served as a hurdy gurdy played. Proceeds totaling 14 dollars will go to the country week fund per the children's wishes.
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Highlands
A. B. Woodworth
Belmont Street
Lucia
Margaret Woodworth
Margaret Smith
Nilda Burnham
Lucille Washburn
Lucia Woodworth
America
Bo-Peep
Guardian Angel
Country Week Fund
Man Arrested on Larceny Warrant on Central Street
John Evans, about 40, was arrested on a larceny warrant by Officer Holland on Central street. The charge alleges he stole a coat and vest and pawned them. Police found several shirts in his possession at the time of arrest.
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John Evans
Central Street
Holland
Evans
Local Police Board Grants Licenses and Transfers
At last night’s board meeting licenses were granted for common victuallers to Cora F. Phillips James Nolan and A and N Reardon with addresses on Rock Merrimack Bridge and Rogers streets. A junk dealer license went to David Gishkind and hawkers and pedlars licenses were issued to several individuals. The theatre license for J G Hubbard was transferred to Al Haynes for the Savoy later Casto theatre. The hack license for Charles B Thompson was approved and placed on file, while Bert Wing’s common victuallers license at 48 Bridge street was revoked.
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Board of Police
Common Victuallers
Cora F. Phillips
Rock Street
Charles Tingers
Merrimack Streets
James Nolan
Bridge Street
N. Reardon
Rogers Street
David Gishkind
Daly Street
Harry BP. Vickery
East Chelmsford
Martin T. Connelly
Collinsville
Bert Wing
Bricklayer Hurts Head In Meadowcroft Sewer Accident
Thomas Burns a 38 year old city bricklayer received a severe scalp wound when a brick fell on his head while at the bottom of the Meadowcroft sewer yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the emergency hospital where four stitches were needed. Burns resides at 756 Central street.
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Thomas Burns
Meadowcroft
Burns
Central Street
Hospitality as social antidote and art of giving
Alice Katherine Fallows argues in Good Housekeeping that living to others standards harms society. Hospitality, beyond mere reciprocity, fosters sincere kindness and everyday welcome, turning hosts into centers of joy and spreading friendly influence beyond their circles.
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Alice Katherine Fallows
Devoe Paint Offers Superior Coverage and Longevity
Advert claims Devoe Lead and Zinc paint uses fewer gallons than Mixed Paints and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, highlighting efficiency and durability for building exteriors.
First Bird Debate Quiet on Mosquito Start
The annual dispute over the first robin or bluebird persists, while no one fears delaying the first mosquito of the season.
Rooms For Rent And Vacancy At Chelmsford Property For Sale
To rent five rooms in good repair near the mills for seven dollars monthly. Seven rooms on Middlesex street for eight dollars. Best furnished rooms in the city offered. For sale a two acre Chelmsford property with fruit, new buildings, a seven room cottage and stable plus hen house, priced at sixteen hundred dollars. Contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central street telephone 908-2.
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Middlesex Street
Chelmsford
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Castori Bears the The Kind You Have tan Bought Signature
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Pelham Farmer
Pole
Mr. Lafra
Thomas McCloughry
John Parker
Lexington Minute-Men
Francis Brown Hayes
H. H. Kitson
Lexington Park
Cambridge
Waltham
Newtons
Rustic Theatre
Merrimack Square
Palace Observation
Lexington and Boston Street Railway
Billerica
Arlington Heights
Sullivan Square
Blake
Adams, Taylor& Co
State St
Ams
Taylor & 5 di Suisvile
Kentu
Ser
Arthur Rhodes
Rhodes
Mass Telephone
Supolio
Sapolio
Parker's
Hai
Assam
Druggtate
Lowell Steam
Weed Street
George H. Maddocks
Railrod
New England
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Pullman
J. D. McBrain
N. E. Pass. Agt
R. H. Pannill
N. E. Tourist Agt
Washington St
H. B. McClellan
G. E. Agt
Broadway
York
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