Koziot Woman Fined Ten Dollars for Assault
In a police court a Koziot woman faced assault charges related to beating a girl in Pollard alley and an earlier case of assault on Officer Libby amid a drunkenness charge. Judge Hadley imposed ten dollars fine for assault and five dollars for drunkenness. other defendants faced smaller penalties.
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Koziot
George F. Doherty
Fifth Street
George
Hadley
Pollard Avenue
John Street
Edward McNamara
Annie Koziot
Mr. Fay
Welch
Fay
James T. Beanie
Frank McCluskey
William Raymond
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Wrecked Huntington streetcar injures fifteen people
A Chesapeake & Ohio freight train struck a Camden Interstate street car in Huntington West Virginia. Fifteen injured. Charles J Armstrong of Cincinnati lost both legs and will die. others named include Mrs Lou Schafner of Pittsburgh Geo Fanlander of Columbus and several Huntington residents. The car overturned and landed about twenty feet from the rails.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Camden
Charles J. Armstrong
Cincinnati
Lou Schafner
Pittsburg
Geo. Fanlander
Columbus
Ohio
Lew Schuler
Martha Stanley
Mary Smith
Charles Ellegar
Frank Marsh
W. M. Smith
Jessie Stewart
Wm. Schuler
Palliums Conferred on New York Chicago and Vancouver Archbishops
In Rome today Cardinal Luigi Macchi presided a private chapel ceremony conferring palliums on archbishops. Monsignor Farelli, secretary of the American college, as postulant for Archbishop Farley of New York, received the pallium after the oath. Similar rites were held for Archbishop Quigley of Chicago and Archbishop Orth of Vancouver, with Father Des cuffl officiating for Vancouver.
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Rome
Luigi Macchi
Monsignor Farelli
American College
John M. Farley
New York
Blindfolded Woman in White Plains Jump Identified
The body of the 45 year old divorced wife of Dr. Foster F. Potter of New York, who blindfolded herself and leaped before a Harlem division train at White Plains, was identified today. She left a note to her family indicating premeditation. the coroner received the note.
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New York
Harlem
New York Central Road
White Plains
Foster F. Potter
German Emperor Sends Telegram to King Peter
Belgrade reports the German Emperor sent a cordial telegram to King Peter. Austria resumed official relations with the Serbian government as of this morning, signaling improved wartime diplomacy between Austria Hungary and Serbia.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Cotton market nerves drive July notices to 13 cents
In New York on June 26 the cotton market opened steady then fell before bull support. July futures moved to 13 cents as notices for July were nearly 90 000 bales and a New Orleans bulls representative backed nearby positions. August fluctuated around 12.99 and September reached 11.99 on renewed activity.
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New York
New Orleans
Scots notes mark Bannockburn anniversary concert and ball
Clan Grant and Caledonian club held a 589th Bannockburn anniversary event at Prescott hall. Chief P Cad dell opened with the victory story followed by a program of songs, solos, and Scottish dances led by Mrs M Gertrude O'Dwyer, Miss C Bennie, and Master Hans V Borjes, with Edmunds and Dobson as accompanists and a large organizing committee chaired by A Livingston and P Caddell.
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Clan Grant
Caledonian Club
Bannockburn
Prescott Hall
Peter Caddell
Ye Banks and Braes
C. Bennie
Mead
Edmunds and Dobson
Edmunds and Dobson, Violin Solo, “Mazurka,” Master Hans V. Borjes
Angus McDonald
Roecke
Annie Wainwright
Edinboro
M. Gertrude O'Dwyer
Alton Water
Sane
Marguerite O'Dwyer
R. Joy O'Dwyer
Loch Lammond
Walter Edward Turnbull
Hans V. Borjes
P. Waldron Edmunds
M. Louise Coburn
Edmunds
David D. Dobson
George G. Farquhar
John Tait
Thos. Scott
Alex. Trench
A. Livingston
T. Scott
D. Dobson
M. Johnson
D. A. MacFadyen
Farquhar
P. Caddell
J. Harper
G. Campbell
J. Tait
G. Farquhar
Miss Murray
Hastings
M. Johnston
Agatha Winney
Reading
Socialists Gain Ground in German Elections
Berlin reports voting results with four districts pending and re ballots due tomorrow. Conservatives win 32 Reichstag seats, National Liberals 44, Richter Radicals 20, Barth Radicals 9, South German Radicals 6, Center 12, Socialists 25. Vorwaerts cites 27 Socialist seats and Dr Barth’s defeat among minor shifts.
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Berlin
Reichstag
National Liberals
Richter Radicals
Barth Radicals
Center Party
Socialists
Vorwaerts
Dr. Barth
King Edward Attends Trooping the Colors Parade
London witnesses King Edward ride for the first time since illness as troops are reviewed and flags adorn government buildings. Queen Alexandra and royals occupy central seats while notable guests, including Americans from the U S embassy and rifle team, watch at Horse Guards.
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London
King Edward
Horse Guards
Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Duchess ‘ Albany
Duchess of Fife
Lord Cheylesmore
Grenadier Guards
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Lord Roberts
Buckingham Palace
Vote of censure defeated over cattle restocking policy
In Ottawa on June 26 Mr Pope of the Conservative party moved a censure in the House over imperial governments buying cattle in the United States for Boer farm restocking. Postmaster General Mullock and Agriculture Minister Fisher argued the government made all representations. The resolution failed 48 to 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Pope
United States
William Mullock
Sydney Fisher
Cardinal Vaughan's Body Removed to St Josephs College
In London on June 26 the body of Cardinal Vaughan was moved from Westminster Cathedral to St Joseph's College. Priests and students greeted the procession, a high funeral mass followed, and the remains were buried amid a large public turnout.
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London
Cardinal Vaughan
St. Joseph's College
Westminster
Mob hanged Harris after raid near Clarendon Ark
A mob of about 50 masked men hanged Jack Harris a Black man to a porch in a suburb of Clarendon Arkansas. Harris had assaulted and seriously injured John Coburn a white farmer. The mob forcibly took him from the sheriff.
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Clarendon
Ark
Jack Harris
Harris
John Coburn
Witte Promises Aid to Kisheneff Delegation
St. Petersburg June 26 Finance Minister Witte received a Kisheneff mercantile delegation of two Jews and a Christian asking for a moratorium on bills of exchange and other facilities to restore credit for those affected by recent Kisheneff events. Witte promised to do everything possible to meet the requests.
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St. Petersburg
Witte
Kisheneff
M. Witte
Earthquake Shocks Hit Erlau Hungary
Four violent shocks struck Erlau at 6 o clock this morning causing several suburban house collapses and widespread damage to most town buildings. Inhabitants were panic stricken as tremors rattled the area.
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Erlau
Hungary
Mayor Howe Visits Framingham With Lowell Companies
Mayor Howe is a Framingham guest hosted by Lowell firms. A possible common council meeting is discussed but not yet planned. The water dept. notes rains have filled artesian wells beyond tax needs for the year. Assessors plan a general rollback of over-assessed property next year to ease the doubled state tax.
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Mayor Howe
Framingham
Lowell Companies
Common Council
The
Water Department
Bank closes in Milton with $50,000 loss feared
Depositors and creditors of ey Ind., Bank May Lose $50,000. Indianapolis, Ind., June 36. The Citizens bank of Milton, Ind. has closed its doors. It is said the loss to depositors and creditors may reach $50,000. The president is B. Kessler.
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Ey Ind
Indianapolis
Ind
Citizens Bank of
Milton, Ind
Kessler
Doctors Rarely Have Colds Use Ayer Pectoral
A brief ad copy notes doctors rarely catch colds and recommend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral from J. C. Ayer Co. Lowell Massachusetts as a remedy.
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Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Willis Sweet Sworn As Porto Rico Attorney General
Willis Sweet of Idaho was sworn in today as attorney general of Porto Rico. Five cotton gins arrived from the United States and will be installed, the first gins in 40 years. The island’s cotton plantations cover 11,000 acres and are expanding weekly, with San Juan chosen as the trade center.
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San Juan
P. R
Willis Sweet
Idaho
Porto Rico
United States
Harvard observatory reports comet Borelly observation
Cambridge June 26 Harvard college observatory received a telegram from Prof Tucker of Lick observatory stating Borelly’s comet was observed by Aitken on June 24 in right ascension 21h 49m 52s and declination 5° 8′ 48″.
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Cambridge
Harvard College Observatory
Tucker
Lick Observatory
Aitken
Man Swallows False Teeth. Recovering at St Johns
John Winn aged 35 of 29 South Whipple street was admitted to St Johns hospital after swallowing a set of false teeth while sleeping. Doctors removed the teeth promptly and he was able to leave the hospital soon after.
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John Winn
South Whipple Street
St. John’s Hospital
Knights of Labor Break Strike at Harney Brothers Factory
Twelve more lasters from Haverhill joined the Harney Brothers plant, ending the Boot and Shoe Workers union strike and establishing a free shop. Knights escorted workers inside while the union continues picketing. Harney Brothers now employ 45 lasters with other departments filled.
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Lynn
Haverhill
Harney Brothers
Boot and Shoe Workers
Knights of Labor Cutters and Stitchers
Knights of Labor
Agent Snow
Tobin
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Quiet at Wilmington Follows the Riots
Wilmington Delaware June 26 riots led to the death of William Cramer a negro shot in the coast district. William Simms arrested for murder and held without bail awaiting coroner's jury. James A Mercer another wounded. police sergeant McDermott and two patrolmen slightly injured. City quiet today.
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Wilmington
Del
William Cramer
Coast
William Simms
Cramer
James A. Mercer
McDermott
Green
Hutton
Bound by red tape delays removal of corpses from ship
New York June 26 Health department delays permit for removing corpses from the transport Glacier returning from Manila. Officers sought to ship Dr Hesler and two sailors to separate destinations but lacking histories, permit was refused. If Manila papers are not received, bodies may be kept at the navy yard for weeks.
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New York
Health Department
Manila
Brooklyn Health Bureau
Frederick A. Hesler
Navy Yard
Greek Cannot Land Oversea Immigrant Case Rejected
Judge Lacombe in the United States circuit court upheld immigration officials in denying land to Caralambis a young Greek from a wealthy Greek family. He aimed to oversee a Greek fruit company but was refused permission under the contract labor law. The ruling sustains the board.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Caralambis
Greece
New England Breeders Open Readville Meet Next Wednesday
The New England trotting horse breeders association will open the season at their grounds in Readville on Wednesday next for a four days meeting. There will be four races each day, all races to be best two in three for $500 purses.
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The
New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association
Readville
King Edward invites American rifle team to Aldershot review
London June 26 King Edward through Foreign Minister Lansdowne invites the visiting American rifle team to attend the military review at Aldershot on July 8.
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London
King Edward
Lansdowne
Aldershot
Philadelphians All Out For 311 In Beckenham Match
London June 26 The Philadelphian cricket team were all out for 311 in their first innings against Kent at Beckenham, a match that began yesterday.
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London
Beckenham
County of Kent
Traveling salesman wanted for Massachusetts trade
Wanted traveling salesman to sell retail trade in Massachusetts for an attractive, salable line. Established, high rated house. Address box 17, Detroit. Return reply with details and references.
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Massachusetts
Detroit
Desirable twelve room home for rent on Middlesex Street
Furnished or unfurnished twelve room dwelling available at 945 Middlesex Street. Re if desired ask on premises. Applicants should call in person at the address to inspect and discuss terms.
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Middlesex Street
Cornell Favored as Hudson Valley Races Open
Poughkeepsie June 26 Cornell remains the favorite in the 130 college oarsmen races as a large crowd gathers. Travelers arrive by special trains and Governor Odell attends aboard the Governor Flower yacht. Coaches from Wisconsin Columbia Syracuse express varying confidence about winners, with Cornell fielding the heaviest crews this afternoon.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson Valley
Highland Station
New London
Harvard
Governor Flower
Gov. Odell
Columbia
John §. Relburn
Gretchen
Pennsylvania
Edwin Gould
Cornell
O'Dea
Wisconsin
Hanlan
Courtney
Syracuse
Program of events for the day schedule
The programme for the day follows with four oared race at 4 p m freshmen at 4 45 p m and varsity race at 6 p m.
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Ig Ag
Edson Cemetery deeds purchase time extended to Sept 1
Trustees at city hall extended the deadline to Sept 1 for buying Edson cemetery deeds at five dollars each. They also voted to invite one representative from each G A R post and one from the Women’s Relief Corps to Salem cemetery to gain information helpful for Edson cemetery work.
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Edson Cemetery
City Hall
G. A. R. Post
Women's Relief Corps
Salem Cemetery
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Madras
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