Hooker Statue Dedicated As Yale Wins First Two Races
New London June 25 Yale crews opened the Thames regatta with a strong showing as Yale won the first two races amid damp, chilly morning conditions. Harvard, facing tough winds and a choppy river, pursued with steady strokes but could not overtake Yale, which finished the two mile four oared and the subsequent races with lead changes and decisive wins. The event drew national figures including Miss Alice Roosevelt aboard the presidential yacht Sylph, while coaches Higginson and Kennedy praised the Yale crew’s form and readiness for a hard race.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Fair Harvard
Old Yale
Connecticut
Ava
Cambridge
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
W. H. Meikleham
Columbia
Pequot
Sylph
Alice Roosevelt
Constitution
Union Station
Gales Ferry
Navy Yard
Navy
Old College
Higginson
John Kennedy
Crimson
Struck Down in Assault Leaves 10-Year-Old in Hospital
Angela Tetrault, about ten, was taken unconscious to St. John’s Hospital after a quarrel in Pollard avenue escalated when Mary Koziot, a Polish woman, allegedly struck and stamped on the child. Koziot was arrested on assault and battery and released on bail to face a police court judge tomorrow. investigators weigh possible manslaughter if the girl dies. The girl’s condition is serious with undetermined injury details.
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St. John’s Hospital
Angela Tetrault
Mary Koziot
St. John’s
Bailey's
John and Merrimack Streets
T. F. Harrington
Ryan
Tetrault
Koziot
Pollard Avenue
John Street
Hildreth
Bailey’s
T. J. Harrington
Bartholomew Ryan
Merrimack Street
Kozlot
No. 8
Annie
Annie Koziot
John Mullen
George Street
James Summers
French Street
Miss Koziot
Mullen
Annie Kozlot
Nellie Borger
Mary Garvick
Courier-Citizen
Kottot
Young
Hadley
Joseph Tetrault
Bridge Street
Prescott Mill
King Peter Takes Oath in Servia Throne Speech Followed by Troop Review
Belgrade June 25 King Peter pledged to protect Servia's independence and preserve the constitution as he ascended the throne. He stood before the Skupshtina and then reviewed the troops in a ceremony marked by strong public enthusiasm.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Peter Karageorgevitch
Kingdom of
Homely People Never Use Ayers Hair Vigor
A brief, humorous remark suggests homely people avoid Ayer's Hair Vigor as a fashion or vanity topic. The line plays on stereotype and reader amusement without detailing products or actions.
Oath Recited Emphasizes Duty to People and God
The speaker affirms a pledge to uphold the welfare of the people in all actions. The oath is sworn before God and the people, invoking accountability at the judgment seat with “So help me, God.” Amen.
Former Lawrence journalist bound over for grand jury
Andover June 25 William T Sellers aged 45 a former Lawrence newspaper man was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Poor after a preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to murder Bail fixed at 2000 Sellers fired a shot from a revolver at Samuel Meyer who escaped injury by knocking Sellerss arm and diverting the course of the bullet The prisoner will be examined as to his sanity
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Andover
William T. Sellers
Lawrence
Poor
Sellers
Samuel Meyer
City Hall Notes on Holiday Observation and Meetings
Governor Bates suggested Hooker be observed as a holiday and was adopted by city officials this morning. Mayor Howe left for Boston, General Hooker listed among his old commanders. No common council meeting planned for tomorrow night. several members out of town. Fourth of July falls on Saturday. cemetery trustees and street committee plan meetings tonight.
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Bates
Hooker
City Hall
Howe
Boston
Joe” Hooker
Common Council
Steamship Arrivals Off Nantucket and Boston Docks
Boston reports arrivals include the Saxonia from Liverpool and the Nicomedia from Hamburg, both dated June 25. Deutschland from Hamburg reaches off Nantucket at 6 40 a m, with New York noted for June 25. Ships arrive as harbor work proceeds.
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Boston
Saxonia
Liverpool
Nicomedia
Hamburg
New York
Deutschland
Great Hooker Memorial Parade in Boston Honors Veteran Leader
Boston commemorates Joseph Hooker with a state statue unveiled on the grounds of the State House. A grand parade follows with top military figures from regulars and veterans, including Gov. Bates and Gen. Miles, plus a large city holiday observance and a formal 7 pm in Mechanics Hall dedicatory address by Maj. Gen. Mattocks.
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Boston
Joseph Hooker
Massachusetts
State House
America
America, Regular Army
Navy
State Militia
Hooker
Massachusetts Department
Boston School
Gov. Bates
Miles
Wesley Merritt
Sheridan
John R. Brooke
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Oliver O. Howard
Eleventh
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Daniel E. Sickles
Third Corps
Alexander S. Webb
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Mechanics Hall
Big
Gen. i
Mattocks
Admiral Dewey
Beacon Hill
Harbor Police
City Hall
Collins
Gov.Bates
Army and Navy
United States Service
John L. Tiernan
Coast Artillery
Forts Banks, Warren, Strong and Revere
Ninth U. S. Infantry
Madison Barracks
Robert J. C. Irwin
Fort Ethan Allen
John Conklin
Second Cavalry
Daniel Pearson
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Texas
Indiana
George C. Reed
Hartford
Coast Division
North Atlantic
Thomas R. Matthews
Embury P. Clark
James A. Frye
Charles Darling
Charles Darling; the First Battalion Artillery, Maj. Duchesny
Signal Corps
Ambulance Corps
J.H. Whitney
Eighth Infantry
William A. Pew, Jr
Fifth Infantry
Wm. H. Oakes
Ninth Infantry
Wm. H. Donovan
Samuel D. Parker
Wm. Perrins
Jewish petition to Russia sent by President
The President has decided to transmit the petition presented by the B N A I B R I T H executive council regarding treatment of Jews in Russia to the Russian government. The move follows careful consideration and may be conveyed through the U S charge at St Petersburg. John Hay informs Simon Wolf that reception by Russia is uncertain.
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Washington
B’nai B’rith
Russia
Hay
Simon Wolf
United States
St. Petersburg
Department of State
John Hay
Washington, D. C
Police Court Session Continues Durgin and Morse Cases
Police Court in Hadley presided by Judge Hadley held a brief session. Walter Durgin's drunkenness case was continued to June 26 and Frank G. Morse's threatening charge was put over to June 27. Two amateurs were released. Michael Kevil faced drunkenness and fished for a two spot.
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Hadley
Walter Durgin
Michael Kevil
Frank G. Morse
Health officials deem month unfavorably health wise
The health department warns the month is very unfavorable to health though illness reports have been few so far.
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The
Health Department
To Let Nice Cottage in Cottage City for August First
Nice two room cottage in Cottage City with aqueduct water, suitable for housekeeping. Available until August first for twenty dollars. Address Oakleaf, Acton, Mass. Also wanted: a woman for general house work at 15 Tenth Street.
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Cottage City
Oakleaf
Acton
Mase
Tenth Street
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Joseph Hoqker
Frank O'Brien
Front Street
Dolore Parrell
Ayer
Wm. T. Sellers
City Hall Notes
Faneuil Hall
Agen Rzers
20Th Army Corps
Pemberton Square
20Th Corps
jDr
Arthur Little
Dorchester
Union
Curtis fld,Jr
Executive Council
E. Hooker Wood
John L. Bates
Commonwealth
Czar
Wilmington
Del
Police Court
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