Emperor William Dined by U S Ambassador in Kiel
Kiel, Prussia June 26 An official dinner hosted by United States Ambassador Tower for German Emperor William II featured speeches of friendship. Tower praised naval peace mission and cordial U S sentiment, while William II expressed mutual good will and hopes for closer German American ties.
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Prussia
United States
Tower
Ambassador Tower
Cotton
United States Navy
America
Germany
Prince Henry
William
Admiral Cotton
President Roosevelt Thanks Kaiser for Welcome to U S Squadron
In Washington on June 26 1903 President Theodore Roosevelt sent a telegram of thanks to Emperor William in reply to his message about the American squadron at Kiel. Roosevelt expresses gratitude for the gracious reception and the friendship and good will shown by the Kaiser.
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Roosevelt
Emperor William
Kiel
Washington, D. C
United States
Cotton
Theodore Roosevelt
American Press Association
Paul
Ephesus
Jesus
Lisson L
Christ
Jerusalem
Felix
Caesarea
Agrippa
Festus
Saul
Damascus
Rome
Israel
Timothy
Baby Eddie Drowns When Carriage Tips Into River
Lawrence June 26. Baby Eddie, 18 months, child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Traynor, left in a carriage by an older child near Shawmut River. The carriage toppled into the water and the child died after being retrieved.
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Lawrence
Eddie
Michael Traynor
Shawmut River
Boy Shot Down for Calling Scab in Richmond
Richmond, June 26. Lester Wilcox, 16, shot by a soldier in Fulton after calling "scab" at a car and refusing to stop. He is wounded in the hand and hip. City car service operates under military protection. travel remains light but improves slightly. Businessmen seek settlement. trade suffers from the strike disturbance. Earlier wounded are reported progressing well.
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Richmond
Lester Wilcox
Fulton
Reception for Chinese Minister in Boston
Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, minister of China to the United States, will be given a noon reception at the Boston Chamber of Commerce tomorrow, following a June 26 report from Boston.
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Boston
Chentung Liang-Cheng
China
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Bill Signed by Governor
Boston June 26 Gov Bates signed the automobile law recently passed by the Legislature. It requires all automobiles and motor cycles to be registered and empowers cities and towns to set special speed limits and restrict or exclude such vehicles from certain roads or ways.
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Boston
Cuban coaling station treaty faces week to pass
Washington reports from Havana indicate one week remains to act on the Cuban coaling station treaty as a July 4 adjournment resolution has been introduced. State Dept officials expect approval despite Minister Squiers not mentioning the treaty in his message.
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Washington
State Department
Squiers
Havana
Congress
Squirers
New and Better Breakfast Food Offered by Grocers
A brief ad notes a new breakfast product from Tux Genzsze Pune Food Co. It claims the item is so different it pleases everyone and urges readers to buy a package at local grocers Le Rox and N. % plena.
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Tux Genzsze
Pune Food Co
le Rox
Pauls farewell and city missions in Endeavor study
The lesson guide outlines Pauls farewell to Eph sus and key New Testament texts, stressing the Holy Spirit in church life, believer responsibility, and Christ’s redemptive work. It urges city mission work, arguing cities shape nations, cites ancient and modern cities, and calls Endeavorers to active urban evangelism with Bible readings from Genesis to Acts.
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Greece
Athens
Roman Empire
Rome
Paris
London
France
England
America
Jesus
Corinth
Paul
Antioch
Asia
Christ
Jerusalem
Lowell man discharged then rearrested in contract labor case
In Portland on June 26 Frank Lloyd of Lowell faced a U S contract labor law charge. The government offered a continuance which the court refused. He was discharged and immediately rearrested on the same charge and posted bail for later appearance.
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Portland
Frank Lloyd
Lowell
United States
Governor's Day at First Brigade Camp Muster Highlights
The report covers Governor's Day at the First Brigade Camp with notable visitors and guests in Companies G and C. It notes a missing dog, Ledger Lucas the eccentric guest in a khaki uniform, and lists numerous individuals and families from Lowell and nearby towns who attended or accompanied troops F, G, and C. Mention ends with Burdock Blood Bitters advertisement.
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Ledger Lucas
Trustees' Sale of Two Tewksbury Lots By Probate Order
J E Conant and Co trustees will auction two Middlesex County real estate parcels as licensed by the Middlesex Probate Court. First lot on Andover Street, about 22 acres, with a river boundary and prior half interests. second lot on Andover and Clark streets, about 3.5 acres with defined bounds. Sale conditions announced at auction.
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County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Tewksbury
Andover Street
Andover Road
Larkin Trull
Trull
Merrimack River
Eldon Worcester
Worcester
Benjamin Watson
Herbert Trull
Middlesex South District
Jabez Stevens
Clark Street
Pickering
Hunt
Hood
Susan Foster
Foster
John E. Foster
Henry Smith
Middlesex North District
Frederic A. Fisher
John W. Stott
Mary A. Watson
Lowell
Mass
The Denver Sticker for the Twenty-First International Convention
The Denver sticker has become essential for Christian Endeavor gatherings at state national and international levels. This reproduction highlights its originality and impact as more than 100 000 stickers were used to announce the twenty first international convention with date and place details.
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Denver
Christian Endeavor
Quiz Box And Endavor Notes From The Field
Question topics cover Christian Endeavor work with Lock Box 674 Binghamton New York. Rev EB Ebergoan author of Deeper Yet Quiet Hour classic published by United Society of Christian Endeavor Boston. Price fifty cents. No 76. Ideal society struggles to convert associate members to actives while maintaining unceasing work to transfer them.
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Topeka
Kan
EB. Ebergoan
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Boston
Florida
N. Y
Ideal Society
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George Casey
Mae Fairweather
Nellie Rodgers
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Elizabeth Hobden
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Lizzie Hennessey
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Leslie Wisener
Evelyn Cornock
Ethel Bayley
Mollie Robertshaw
John Finnigan
Thomas Poole
Benjamin Going
Augustus E. Duncan
Frank L. Weaver
Jesse Chapman
Hugh McElroy
Carl Ripley
John McCullum
Jennie Kennedy
Leila Clark
Harry Gumb
Harry Sargent
Frank Cleveland
George Maguire
Burt Chandler
Lora
Maud Rogers
James N. Greig
George Waugh
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A. D. Mitchell
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Sadie McKelrey
J. McKelrey
George Boudreau
James Singleton
Fred M. Tilton
John Farrell
Chas. Gallagher
Alvah Sparks
William W. Murphy
E. J. Richardson
Thomas J. Kennedy
William McDonald
James Boyd
George L. Lawson
John J. Monahan
William C. Edwards
Charles Scribner
E. H. Reyes
Paul Litchfield
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Amos R. Leighton
Westford
Walter Bartlett
John Killeen
John Connelly
Fred Edwards
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John C. Feeney
Maggie O’connell
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Minnie McManmon
Lilla Pope
Clara McCoy
James W. Brown
Frank McGlinchey
J. H. Wilson
Alice Williams
Harry E. Ward
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F. H. Bachelder
Sarah Robins
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Sarah Alley
Miss Carleton
Edward Taylor
John Healey
Miss Heald
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Henry E. Burt
Sadie Burt
Mamie Burt
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Jennie Gardner
William L. Wood
William R. Carver
Herbert Shattuck
Michael Rafferty
George A. Leland
Margaret J. Burke
Frank Shougrue
Marie Caskins
James Stuart
Catherine Leland
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Sophie Gower
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Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn
Canobie Lake Park
J. W. Gorman
Lexington
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Henny W
Savage
Geo
Ade
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Tremont
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Roliran Bros
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Graham R. Whidden
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Optigin, George
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