King Edward Maintains Good Health Amid Royal Bulletin Updates
London June 28 The Duke of Connaught reported the King slept naturally and was comfortable. Buckingham Palace issued bulletins through 2 pm noting the King is out of immediate danger with the wound needing constant care. By 4:50 pm he was moved to a couch and showed improvement as doctors described protracted recovery and careful monitoring.
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London
Duke of Connaught
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Lord Lister
Frederick Treves
Lancet
Crystal Palace
India Office
Prince of Wales
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Strand
Fleet Street
Prince Henry
Prussia
Louis Philippe
Portugal
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Frederick Francis
England
Duchess of Marlborough
Arthur Paget
Westminster Abbey
Cup leaves France in arduous Alpine auto race
Paris reports Englishman S F Edge won the James Gordon Bennett cup, reaching Innspruck ahead of rivals including Knyff who led until 25 miles from Innspruck before breaking down. First time the cup leaves France with Baron De Forest finishing first in Salzburg at the third stage. Average speed from Bregenz listed as 44.4 miles per hour.
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Paris
S. F. Edge
Innspruck
Austria
Knyff
France
Baron de Forest
Salzburg
Bregenz
Japanese Fear Total Loss of Tea Trade With U S
At a June meeting of ten Japanese merchants in Shid zoutka Baron Komoura minister for foreign affairs warned that three quarters of world tea is consumed in the United States yet Japan's tea exports to America have not advanced in a decade while American production grows. Olima Kheir, Central Tea Guild chairman, warned prospects in the U S are bleak as South Carolina tea fields expand and tariffs could rise to protect domestic growers.
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Associated Press
Tokio
San Francisco
Japan
Shidzoutka
Baron Komoura
United States
America
Olima Kheir
Central Tea Guild
South Carolina
Peabody Teacher Thomas Believed Murdered in Cebu
Cable reports from Manila identify Stanley E. R. Thomas of Peabody as the murdered Philippine school teacher in Cebu. He was Harvard 1901, son of Rev. L. J. Thomas, and had recently written plans to travel the islands after leaving his teaching post last May.
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Islands
Philippines
Large Lakes Shipbuilding Deal Secures 11 Freight Steamers
The Plain Dealer reports American Shipbuilding Co. has booked orders for 11 freight steamers costing over two million dollars. A. B. Wolvin of Duluth, president, closed contracts for 10 ships aimed at grain freight down the St Lawrence to Quebec. Boats measure 242 feet keel, 48 feet beam, 26 feet depth and should be ready by next May.
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Lakes
American Shipbuilding Company
A. B. Wolvin
Duluth
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Castro Hosts U S Warship Commanders at La Guaira
President Castro and his wife welcomed Commander T. C. McLean and Commander J. A. H. Nickels, heads of the Cincinnati and Topeka crews, with their staffs at La Guaira, Venezuela. U S Minister Bowen accompanied the visitors.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
T. C. McLean
J. A. H. Nickels
United States
Cincinnati
Topeka
la Guaira
U. S
Bowen
Wind in Texas Causes Train Crash Near Rosenberg
A Houston report says a tornado like wind near Rosenberg toppled a Southern Pacific freight train off the track, injuring three or four men and crippling wire communications as the storm damaged lines.
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Dallas
Tex
Houston
Rosenberg
Southern Pacific
Hanging of Sick Man in Greenville Missouri
Sam Brown was hanged here yesterday for the murder of George Richardson in March 1900. The condemned man, in very poor health, was carried to the scaffold and held in a standing position while the rope was placed around his neck.
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Greenville
Sam Brown
George Richardson
Man shoots self after failed attempts in dispute over woman
Chicago June 28. Charles W Gate an insurance and real estate dealer armed with two revolvers tried twice to kill Albert Mc Mullen a barber. After two failed attempts Gate locked himself in his office and shot himself. The men reportedly quarreled over a woman.
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Chicago
Charles W. Gate
Albert McMullen
Naumkeag Steam Cotton declares semiannual dividend
Salem June 23. Directors of the Naumkeag Steam Cotton company declare a semi annual dividend of 2 percent payable July 1. This marks the first dividend after the company skipped the previous two semi annual payments.
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Naumkeag Cotton Company
Salem
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Senate Opposes 25 Round Boxing in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 28 the bill permitting boxing contests of 25 rounds was defeated in the Senate by a large vote after passing the lower house.
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New Orleans
Senate
Pension changes announced in Washington June 28
Pension changes from the June 7 issue list Irving Hall Lynn receiving a $6 increase and William H Manning Orange awarded an $8 increase, reflecting adjustments to existing pensions as released from Washington.
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Washington
Irving Hall
Lynn
Wm. H. Manning
Orange
Coburn property auctioned in Lowell at $2.42 a foot
The C B Coburn property bounded by Merrimack Colburn Moody and Tilden streets sold at auction this morning for 2 42 a square foot in one lot. Frederick A Fisher bought it for 33967 80 reflecting market conditions. The house built in 1828 by Merrimack company and later Coburn heirs resided there until 1894 with current rental income of 600 yearly. The Ferris wheel on the grounds was not part of the sale.
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C. B. Coburn
Merrimack
Colburn
Moody and
Tilden Streets
E. B. Conant
Frederick A. Fisher
A. C. Wheelock
Yorick Club
Coburn
Lowell
Locks & Canals Company
Merrimack Company
Warren Colburn
Coronation Festivities Aboard Lucania During Illness News
The Cunard steamer Lucania from Liverpool and Queenstown celebrated King Edward VII's coronation on June 26 with bunting, songs, and a 21 gun salute. Passengers joined in games and a tug of war, with America beating England. At 9 AM June 27 the ship learned of the King’s illness via wireless from La Savoie.
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New York
Cunard Line
Lucania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Edward VII
England
America
la Savoie
Havre
Jess Morrison Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Eldorado Kansas June 28 Jessie Morrison is convicted of murder in the second degree for the 1900 killing of Mrs Olin Castle after a 12 hour jury deliberation. The verdict comes on a third trial and may be appealed.
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Jessie Morrison
Eldorado, Kas
Olin Castle
Scottish Rite Convocation in Boston Elects Officers
The Massachusetts Council of Deliberation held its 31st annual convocation at the Masonic temple in Boston on Friday. Charles C. Hutchinson was re elected as commander in chief and Frank K. Stearns as first lieutenant commander.
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Massachusetts Council of Deliberation
Masonic Temple
Boston
Charles C. Hutchinson
Frank K. Stearns
Judge Grants Decrees Nisi In Uncontested Divorces
Judge Wait devoted much time to uncontested divorce libels yesterday. Decrees nisi were granted in cases including Annie L. McLaughlin versus George J. McLaughlin Emma Keay versus Henry Keay Manuel dos Santos versus Cantarea dos Santos Henry O Dow versus Lizzie J Dow Ellen Sherlock versus Daniel Sherlock Jennie B Parker versus Wm E Parker Mary J Keyes versus Frank Keyes Celia E Custy versus Joseph E Custy J Armour McKee versus Daisy B McKee Nellie M Davis versus Henry F Davis. Remaining cases on the list will be in order next Monday morning, followed by contested cases.
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Judge Wait
Annie L. McLaughlin
George J. McLaughlin
Emma Keay
Henry Keay
Manuel Dos Santos
Cntarea Dos
J. Armour McKee
Daisy B. McKee
Nellie M. Davis
Henry F. Davis
Incident at Lowell Machias shop injures worker
John O'Neil, at the Lowell Machias shop, was cut on the head and left hand after he was caught in a gear while working a speed lathe. He received treatment at the Emergency Hospital and lives at 114 Common Street.
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John O'Neil
O'Neil
Common Street
Solid Granite Wall Foundations Built at Machine Shop
The Machine Shop Company is laying an 80 foot wall of solid granite in its yard as a foundation for an addition. About 40 feet is already in place. Work runs from 6 PM to 5 AM with ten men placing stones. Construction proceeds when the canal gate is closed to permit cementing and locating the wall. It should be finished within a few days.
PERSUADING THE VATICAN PROPAGANDA IN PHILIPPINES
A Rome dispatch reports definite American proposals on the Philippines will be presented at the Vatican, possibly tomorrow. Gov Taft awaits a Washington cable to clarify points and will remind the Vatican of past withdrawals of friars from other countries. It cites Tunis and Eritrea substitutions with papal approval.
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New York
Philippines
Vatican
Rome
Tribune
Fire damages upholstery mill. 300 workers safe
A small fire at Stead and Miller upholstery mills in Philadelphia caused about 100,000 in water damage. The automatic extinguisher activated and the stock was ruined before containment. All 300 girls employed by the firm were panic struck but escaped unharmed.
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Philadelphia
Stead & Miller
Mildred A Pope Leaks at Boothbay Harbor for Repairs
The Machias schooner Mildred A Pope arrived at Boothbay Harbor leaking badly and will be placed on the marine railway. It sprang a leak yesterday while sailing from Columbia Falls to Vineyard Haven with a cargo of lumber for orders, necessitating discharge before repairs.
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Boothbay Harbor
Mildred A. Pope
Marine Railway
Columbia Falls
Vineyard Haven
Run on Buffalo Bank Over False Rumor
Buffalo N Y June 28 doors of Empire State Savings bank open as usual today but trustees require 3 days notice after a quiet run prompted by a false rumor about solvency. Trustees say there is no cause for uneasiness and bank is solvent with a state banking department surplus of 12579 and deposits totaling 1250566. There was no excitement at opening and no run attempt.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Empire State Savings Bank
State Banking Department
The Prior Inventor in Interference Case Hildreth Prevails
In U S patent office interference between Henry McDermott's August 22 1900 application and Charles L Hildreth's January 16 1900 patent for a coiler head improvement the examiner ruled for Hildreth on April 18 1902. McDermott appealed to the examiners in chief who heard June 17 1902 and again ruled for Hildreth on June 26 1902. Counsel are Calver & Randall for Hildreth and Pearson Norris for McDermott.
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United States Patent Office
Henry McDermott
Charles L. Hildreth
McDermott
Examiners-In-Chief
Messie
Channing Whitaker
Macleod, Calver & Randall
Hildreth
Messrs
Gardner W. Pearson
James L. Norris
Reinhart to Clash With Conklin in Morristown Final
In Morristown New Jersey June 28 Frank C Reinhart of Princeton who beat Amateur Golf Champion W J Travis yesterday advances to the final round of the Morris County Country Club invitation tournament Reinhart will meet L H Conklin of Princeton in today’s 85 hole final The day is clear and promising for good sport Vanderpool Tyng and Lynch Marcellus also compete in 36 hole and consolation cup finals respectively
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Morristown
N. J
Frank C. Reinhart
Princeton
W. J. Travis
L. H. Conklin
Morris County Country Club
Reinhart
W. D. Vanderpool
Morris County
J. A. Tyng
Baltusrol
Visitors Call on Acting Mayor Badger at City Hall
President Perry of the American Car Sprinkler Co. Worcester led a delegation to city hall this morning to meet Acting Mayor Badger. No mention was made of the recent aldermen dispute over placing another sprinkler on the streets.
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City Hall
Badger
President Perry
American Car Sprinkler Co
Worcester
Dangerous Summer Cough Warns of Pneumonia Risk
An ad reminds readers that lingering colds or coughs are dangerous in summer causing pneumonia or consumption. Father John’s Medicine is advertised as strengthening the body while curing throat and lung troubles.
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Father John
Two Boys Plead Guilty Over Watermelon Theft
A dry police court session saw Napoleon Pane and Nicholas Swett admit guilt for breaking into a downtown store to steal watermelon. They were remanded until July 3 with bail set at $200 each. Other cases included John W. Jameson sent to the State farm, Sarah J. Temple to the workhouse on probation, and several fined for various offenses. Funeral notices covered Miss Mary B. Mee Guirk and Robert Harrington with services and burials at St. Michael's church and St. Patrick's cemetery.
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Pickman
Napoleon Pane
Nicholas Swett
John W. Jameson
State Farm
Sarah J. Temple
Nicholas Carroll
James Blake
Patrick McLaughlin
Michael Gallagher
John P. Walsh
Cyrus BE. Chase
Thomas Kelly
John Gillis
Angie B. Howe
Thomas E Lee
Lowell council to host three entertainments for Catholic university
At its last meeting the Lowell council and Knights of Columbus formed a committee to organize three entertainments to aid the Catholic University in Washington. Rt Rev Philip J Garrigan was a guest and urged support, and the council will act on the suggestion. The committee includes Thomas P Boulger as chair and sixteen other members.
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Lowell Council
K. of C
Catholic University
Washington
Philip J. Garrigan
D. D
Thomas P. Boulger
Dennis J. Murphy
William J. Gallagher
Philip J. O'Brien
John M. Murphy
William F. Sullivan
John J. Clain
Thomas C. Lee
Patrick Conlon
Daniel 8. O’brien
John J. Brine
James A. Walsh
W. George Mullin
Charles H., O'Donnell
Thomas F. Carroll
Jas. J. Gallagher
James T. O’hearn
Theodore Lussier
Robert J. Thomas
William F. Thornton
Funeral of Mrs Anna Andrews Held at Lyon Street Home
The funeral for Mrs. Anna Andrews occurred at her Lyon street residence on Friday at 2 PM. She belonged to Charlestown’s Loyal Lodge of Rebekahs. Floral remembrances included many named donors and a pillow inscribed Mother from her daughters. Bearers were James Walker John Clough Albert Neilson Malcolm Patrick. Burial followed in Edson cemetery.
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L. C. Manchester
C. M. Young
Mary BE. Mee Guirk
Lakeview Avenue
St. Michael's Church
Fr. Carney
Schmidt
Thomas P. Boulger
Jesus
James A. Murphy
McCaskill
Lahue
Margaret Lynch
Daniel F. Sullivan
James Devlin
Patrick O'Neil
James
Patrick
Thomas McGuirk
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Molloy
Robert Harrington
Christian Street
Anderstaker Molloy
Bright, Sears & Co
Udell
Anna Andrews
Lyon Street
Loyal Lodge of Rebekahs
Charlestown
William Singleton
Clough
Loyal Lodge of
Rebekahs
Gertrude Libby
Boston
Albert Neilson
Winthrop
Mary Bohanen
Nashua
McKie
Lynn
Soul
Pelham
N. H
Knott
McDonald
Arlington
Frances’ Warner
Ham
Tremont and Suffolk Mills Declare Semiannual Dividend
Directors of Tremont and Suffolk Mills declare a 3 percent semiannual dividend payable July 1, the first since January 1901 when 4 percent was paid. Lowell Bleachery directors declare a 2 percent semiannual dividend payable July 1, the first since July 1900.
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Tremont
Suffolk Mills
Lowell
Citywide push for Bar Harbor charter reform
Bar Harbor residents move to secure a city charter from the next Legislature. Supporters argue Bar Harbor’s large financial interests require an aldermen board to manage them.
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Bar Harbor
Board of Aldermen
Dynamite Attacks At Duryea Coal Mine For Duryea PA
In Wilkesbarre on June 28 a dynamite blast hit the Wm. A. colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal company at Duryea. Two explosions occurred though no one was nearby. Police could not locate the culprit who threw the explosive.
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Wilkesbarre
Wm. A
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Duryea
Lynn Pastor Invited as YMC A Western College Secretary
Reverend Clayton S. Cooper of the Washington Street Baptist church in Lynn has been invited to serve as Western college secretary of the international Y M C A committee. He would work with John R. Mott of the World's Student Federation, headquartered in Chicago, after four years of notable service in Lynn.
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Lynn
Clayton S. Cooper
Washington Street Baptist Church
Western College
Y. M. C. A. of America
John R. Mott
World's Student Federation
Chicago
Cooper
DREIBUND CONTINUES SIGNED IN BERLIN
Berlin June 28 The treaty renewing the Dreibund alliances among Germany Austria Hungary and Italy was signed in Berlin this morning by Count Von Buelow the Austrian ambassador L Von Szogy eny Marich and the Italian ambassador Count Lanza di Busca The alliance was renewed in its original form.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Dreibund
Count von Buelow
L. von Szogyeny-Marich
Count Lanza di Busca
Prince Henry Leaves London Amid Farewell Crowds
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia left London this morning with his suite to join the German flagship at Portsmouth. The Prince of Wales bid farewell at the station as a large crowd cheered. Princess Henry of Prussia plans to depart London tonight.
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London
Prince Henry of Prussia
Portsmouth
Prince of Wales
Prince Henry
Princess Henry of Prussia
Arm Sprain from Falling Brick in Londor Street
Alfred W. Pearson was struck on the left arm by a falling brick while tearing down a wall on Londor Street and sustained a sprain. He received treatment at the emergency hospital.
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Alfred W. Pearson
Londor Street
Themergency Hospital
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Taft
Buffalo Bank
Admiral Dewey
Pickman’s Court
Knights of Columbus
Tremont & Suffolk
Lehigh Company
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