Gloucester Woman Found After 141 Hours Without Food
Zoa White, 87, of Gloucester, was found unconscious in swamps near the net and twine factory after 141 hours without food and days of exposure. A search aided by a dog led Officer Walter White to a dry hummock. she was admitted to Addison Gilbert hospital with expected recovery. Her family notes prior mental irregularities and possible wandering episodes.
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Gloucester
Zoa White
Walter White
Addison Gilbert Hospital
Miss White
Yale Quarters Crew Ends Time Work Ahead of Race
Yale Varsity eight coach John Kennedy will limit training to light work until race day at Gales Ferry Connecticut. All crew members are reportedly in good form and the coaching staff aims to maintain current condition. Morning sessions included starts with the freshman eight and a mile and a half race downstream against the freshmen, with the Varsity narrowly ahead. The four crew also practiced starts in today’s session.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
John Kennedy
Yales
Vesper Boat Club crew trains for American visitors
The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia rowers posted a half course time of 3 minutes 33 seconds and full course in 7 minutes 23 seconds at Henley. Coach Dempsey praised the crew while riverside experts grow more confident in the Americans' chances.
Summer Cruise of the North Atlantic Fleet
Rockland Maine June 27 Rear Admiral F W Dick informs the coast squadron of the North Atlantic fleet will rendezvous on this coast in July and August. The Texas Florida Arkansas Nevada arrive next Saturday followed by Newark Atlanta Hartford Whipple Worden Stewart and MacDonough July 6. Three hundred midshipmen will join the ships and an equal number join the division at Gardner's bay Massachusetts. The two divisions will cruise the coast from July 6 to 15.
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Rockland
Frederick
Gardner’s Bay
Mass
Goldfield Attorney Shot by Woman
In Goldfield Nevada a prominent local real estate man’s wife, Mrs Phoen ix, shot and fatally wounded Attorney Hayes after he refused to vacate a lot he claimed to own by legal right. The incident occurred near the Poenix addition. Mrs Phoenix was arrested and held without bail.
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Goldfield
Phoenix
Columbia
Attorney Hayes
Hayes
Poenix
Russian-Japanese Peace Talks Near Final Phase in St. Petersburg
June 27 report from St. Petersburg notes Washington intermediary has informed Russia of Japan's views on plenipotentiaries. Russian names for negotiators reportedly selected, likely excluding a military man. Lamsdorff returns to Peterhof, Meyer forwards Washington message, and a rumor places Admiral Alexieff as foreign minister replacing Lamsdorff.
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St. Petersburg
Washington
Russia
Japan
Lamsdorff
Peterhof
Meyer
Bourse Gazette
Admiral Alexieff
Count Lamsdorff
Predict Retreat of General Linevitch
St. Petersburg dispatch reports military experts doubt a Russian victory and foresee General Linevitch retreat to Harbin with Vladivostok isolation. Oyama’s front pressure is described as feint while turning movements are prepared, and Russian staff claim cautions to avoid surprise as rains affect operations.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Harbin
Vladivostok
Oyama
Lineviten
Tsinhe
Hailungchen
Admiral Rojestvensky Progressing After Sasebo Visit
Tokio on June 27 noon reports Admiral Viscount Ito chief of the naval general staff sent his aide to the naval hospital at Sasebo to visit Vice Admiral Rojestvensky. Ito expressed regret for his suffering and admiration for the Russian defense while Rojestvensky thanked Ito for the visit and inquiry.
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Tokio
Viscount Ito
Naval General Staff
Sasebo
Rojestvensky
Ito
Rosestvensky
Admiral Ito
Crimson and Blue Meet On Diamond
New Haven Ct June 27 Yale and Harvard to play 1905 championship baseball on Yale field in front of a record Yale crowd. Grand stand seats disposed of and top football stands crowded. Game called at 3 pm with Yale lineup Barnes OBrien Kinne y Cote Huiskamp Bowman Camp Chapin Jackson and Harvard lineup Kernan Leonard Stephenson Matthews Randall Greenough Dexter Bradbury Coburn.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Barnes
O'Brien
Kinney
Cote
Huiskamp
Bowman
Camp
Chapin
Jackson
Kernan
Leonard
Stephenson
Matthews
Randall
Greenough
Dexter
Bradbury
Coburn
Resignation Regret Voted Over Governor Carter
In Honolulu on June 27 the chamber of commerce unanimously adopted resolutions regretting Gov. Carter’s resignation and urging reconsideration. The Republican central committee executive voted 5 to 3 to endorse a similar plea. A sugar planters’ committee met the governor, but he stood by his decision not to reconsider.
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Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce
Carter
Republican Central Committee
Secretary Hay Gains Strength After Illness
Newbury New Hampshire June 27 The secretary of state John Hay passed a comfortable night and rested quietly this morning improving in strength though unlikely to be out soon A nurse and physician arrived from Boston for careful care His family and physicians warn uraemia illness followed abroad treatment weakened him Messages of support arrived including one from President Roosevelt assuring confidence in recovery
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Roosevelt
Protests Over New Rates at Royal Arcanum Meeting
Boston June 27 reports show the executive committee of the supreme council Royal Arcanum debating objections to a new assessment raise. Lawyers Abner T Hopkins and Mortimer Riel opposed the rate, noting a Lockport council of 400 members. Officials said once effective the rates cannot be repealed, and the session continued in executive.
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Boston
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Abner T. Hopkins
Mortimer Riel
Lockport
N.Y
Lockport Council
Steamers Arrived
New York reports steamers Mannheim from Rotterdam and Bremen from Bremen arriving in port on June 27. The brief item notes the arrivals of the Mannheim and the Bremen as part of the steady stream of ships reaching New York Harbor.
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New York
Mannheim
Rotterdam
Bremen
Obtundine System of Painless Dentistry Ad
A customer urges readers to visit Dr. A J Gagnon at 466 Merrimack St for the Obtundine System of Painless Dentistry claiming complete lack of pain during dental work and asking others to tell their stories.
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Merrimack St
A. J. Gagnon
Day's Doings at City Wall and Parade Plans
Mayor Casey will appoint two aldermen trustees tonight one a health board member not a physician and a cemetery trustee The slambang July 4 parade will start early to showcase antiques and horribles with prizes and a large lineup Fireworks contract with Pain in New England was signed by Mayor Casey Meetings at city hall include Wires committee and aldermen Overseer Shields described pig counting at the city farm and potato bug inspection noting a surprising plant infestation and future action by the General
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Casey
Board of Aldermen
Board of Health
Marshal Hubbard
Lowell
W. A. Luce
Pain
New England
Donnelly
John McManus
Overseers Board
Courier-Citizen
Shields
Mr. McManus
Donlan
May Young's Murder Case Opens in Digby Court
In Plympton area a preliminary examination began for the death of six year old May Young. May Hope Young is held by authorities for causing her death with Kingsley Melanson also in custody. Elmer F. Young and Mrs. Hattie Hatfield of Boston appeared as prospective witnesses. Early testimony yielded no new evidence.
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Digby
N. S
May Young
Plympton
Puritan Sloop Yacht Sold at Auction for $4025
In Boston on June 27 the schooner yacht Puritan, once rival to Genesta in 1885, was sold at public auction to the O'Connor brothers for 4025 dollars. The yacht had been owned by Charles W Foster.
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Boston
Genesta
O'Connor Brothers
Charles W Foster
Malden Man Drowns After Launch Capsizes Near Baker's Island
Salem reports the death by drowning of Edward P. Osgood of Malden, a retired businessman and former Boston dry goods merchant. He perished during a thunderstorm when his naphtha launch capsized off Baker's Island harbor, entangling him in the canopy. The body was recovered. he leaves a widow and several children. He was known to the Lowell colony at Baker's Island and summered there.
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Salem
Baker's Island
Edward P. Osgood
Malden
Osgood
Boston
Lowell
Another Mild Case of Smallpox Reported
Joseph Dion, 28, of 111 Prince street, with a mild smallpox infection, has been sent to the contagious hospital and his home quarantined. He is married with three children. vaccination begun and spread to other family members unlikely. The Nadeau boy improves at the hospital, neighbors watched, no playmate cases yet. Two patients remain at the hospital as of yesterday. If no new cases arise, the contagious hospital may close within three weeks.
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Joseph Dion
Prince Street
Nadeau
Simon Diguere
Wallace Resigns as Panama Canal Chief Engineer
New York June 27 John F Wallace chief engineer of the Panama canal and a commissioner has resigned to take a $60 000 office with a New York corporation He said he was in a delicate position and referred questions to Secretary Taft
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New York
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Commission
New York Corporation
Died of appendicitis cuts life of engineer Wales
Boston June 27 T C Wales a prominent electrical engineer and chief engineer of the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company died today at a private hospital after an appendicitis operation. He fell ill in Rutland Vermont last week and was rushed to Boston by special train. He is survived by a widow.
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Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wales
Rutland
Old Dracut resident George Hovey dies at 94
George Hovey aged 94 years and seven months died at his ancestral home 469 Hildreth street Dracut after a long life as a farmer deacon and neighbor to Centralville and Jowell He was married to Mary Wood in 1841 and survived by Edwin and George with three sons James S Hovey and other kin His family long shaped local affairs with deep roots in the Hovey lineage and Republican loyalty.
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George Hovey
Dracut
Hildreth Street
Jowell
Mr. Hovey
James Platis
Rebecca Hovey
Daniel Hovey
Thomas Hovey
Ipswich
Centralville
William Hovey
Harriet Hovey
Fourth Street
James Hovey
Waldoboro
Horatio Hovey
East Cambridge
Joshua Hovey
Cyrus Hovey
Railroad Bank
Edwin Hovey
George H
Chicago
Hovey
W. H. Harrison
Tennis at Wimbledon third round results and draw
Beals Wright of Boston defeated Parton 6 2 6 4 6 3. Clothier of Philadelphia beat Hough 6 2 6 3 6 4. Larned of Summit defeated Orme 6 3 6 3 6 2. Miss Sutton of Pasadena drawn to face Meyer in the ladies championship first round beginning tomorrow.
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London
All England Club
Wimbledon
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Mass
E. G. Parton
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
R. B. Hough
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
G. L. Orme
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
N. Meyer
US Government Wins Quash of Gaynor and Greene Appeal
Ottawa June 27. The supreme court unanimously granted the motion for quashing the appeal of Gaynor and Greene from the king's bench judgment upholding Judge Davidson's refusal of a writ of prohibition against issuing a warrant. The appeal was quashed with costs.
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Ottawa
Ont
Supreme Court Today
United States
Messrs. Gaynor and Greene
Court of King’s Bench
Davidson
Redding Youth Walter J Clark Found Dead Near Elmoore
Walter J Clark, son of Boston’s wealthy family, was found dead near Elmoore, Redding. Police say he rode a freight train for a lark and fell off, causing his death. The incident closes a risky spree tied to his thefts aboard freight cars.
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Redding
Cal
Walter J. Clark
Boston
Elmoore
Roosevelt Attends Harvard Class Reunion Startled by Rain
President Roosevelt visits Cambridge for the 25th reunion of Harvard Class of 1880. He attends breakfast with Bishop Lawrence and Harvard officials, plans luncheon at Oakley Country Club in Watertown, and participates in class exercises and commencement events though avoiding public civic duties. Security included uniformed and mounted police.
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Boston
Harvard
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Wm. Lawrence
Harvard Alumni Association
Memorial Hall
College
Back Bow
Bishop Lawrence
University City
Chas. W. Eliot
Curtis Guild
Francis C. Lowell
Circuit Court
Samuel Crothers
Loeb
Wm. L. Douglas
Brockton
Roose Asvelt
Oakley Country
Lawrence Mansion
H. H. Morgan
George C. Lee
John Morgan
Kermit Roosevelt
College Yard
Kermit
Landeau
Oakley Club
Watertown
Secret Service
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Admiral Rojestevnsky
Ei-Azhar
F. D. Moon & Son
Bridge Street
Will Rounds
Hay
White House
John Hay
Scudder
Charles D. Paige
Z. W. Sturtevant
City Hall
Edward Osgood
Baker’s Island
Wallace
T. C. Wales
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ayers
Lowell Mess
Geo. Hovey
Resi
Vicky Westset & Clark
Ceorge Hovey
Wright
Clothier
Larned
Gaynor and Greene
Oakley Country Club
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