Boycott amid Chinese merchants pressure United States
Edward G Bellows former US consul general in Japan arrives in San Francisco aboard the Manchuria with renewed confirmation of a China wide boycott of US goods and manufacturers The boycott hampers unloading American products while guilds influence merchants across China The issue is framed as leverage to gain more liberal treatment for Chinese in the United States Henry B Miller succeeds Bellows in Nanchwang and a Penang meeting of Chinese merchants agrees to join Singapore and Shanghai in boycotting American products until the exclusion act is withdrawn
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San Francisco
Edward G. Bellows
United States
Japan
Pacific Mail
Manchuria
Mr. Bellows
China
Oany
Boards of Trade
Germany
Henry B. Miller
Newchwang
Penang
Straits Settlements
Singapore
Shanghai
Secretary Hay Makes Steady Recovery at The Fells
Newbury New Hampshire June 28 From the bedside of Secretary of State John Hay at his summer home The Fells it was announced he passed a comfortable night He appeared stronger forenoon and was in excellent spirits Dr Murphy the only physician said Hay was steadily gaining strength and likely to sit up by week's end Clarence Hay son said My father is improving fast He had a comfortable night and is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hay
Chicago Truck Drivers Reject Peace Teams
Chicago June 28 A settlement on the Teamsters strike affecting the United Employers Association of Wood Industries is to be reviewed today by joint council committees. The truck drivers union rejected the employers peace terms unanimously. Jerry McCarthy said Louis W Stayart Company with 15 drivers will discharge non union workers and re employ union drivers, marking the first break in the Commercial Exchange.
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Chicago
Teamsters
United Employers Association of Wood Industries
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Jerry McCarthy
Louis W. Stayart Company
Commercial Exchange
McCarthy
Insects Imported to Fight Gypsy Moth Pest
A box of predatory insects expected to destroy the Gypsy moth pest in Massachusetts arrived in San Francisco on the steamer Manchuria from the Orient. The ants like insects deposit eggs in the larvae of the gypsy moth, aiding biological control efforts.
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San Francisco
Massachusetts
Manchuria
Orient
Sutton Wins Clear in Wimbledon First Round
London June 28 May Sutton of Pasadena California defeated N Meyer in straight sets 6-0 6-0 to open the ladies championship. Sutton then beat S Brown 6-3 6-1 in the ladies singles second round. In the men singles third round F Wilding of New Zealand beat Wm Clothier of Philadelphia 5-7 1-6 8-6 7-5 10-8. W A Larned of Summit New Jersey then defeated H A Parker of New Zealand 6-4 1-6 6-4 5-7 6-3 in the same round.
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London
Wimbledon
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Wm. A. Larned
Summit
N. J
H. A. Parker
New Zealand
American naval attaches invited to Brest naval festivities
Paris June 28 Commander Roy C. Smith the American naval attache and Captain Prince Itchijo the Japanese naval attache have been invited to attend the Brest naval festivities where the British and French fleets will participate.
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Paris
Roy C. Smith
Prince Itchijo
Brest
Hyomei Sells Promise To Cure Catarrh In Spring
Cold nights trigger catarrh and Hyomei offered in a pocket inhaler claims to reach airways, kill germs, soothe mucous membranes, and drive catarrh from the system. Outfit costs one dollar with refund promise if not satisfactory. Ellingwood and Falls & Burkinshaw back the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Circus Arrives in Merrimack Amid Packed Streets
A continuous crowd fills Merrimack and Central streets for the circus arrival with every spot taken and roofs crowded. The show features the Field of the Cloth of Gold, elephants, trained horses, aerial acts, clowns, and a complete menagerie, drawing thousands over two hours of performances.
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England
France
Ardres
Smiths
Rhoda Royal
Ambulance attend multiple calls at stores this morning
Three ambulance calls occurred this morning at 10 30 and 11 o clock. A woman fainted at O Donnells dry goods store and left without ambulance transport. At Bailey s drug store an elderly man suffered weakness, not transported. The most serious case was an old gentleman at Abel s store named William Stevens, overcome by illness.
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O’donnell
Bailey’s
Abel's
William Stevens
Democratic State Convention Opens With Daugherty as Temporary Chairman
In Columbus on June 28 the Democratic state convention convened at 9 50 am with M A Daugherty of Lancaster named temporary chairman. He voiced opposition to excessive corporate power, urging regulation over ownership and warning against special privileges and socialism. He defended the constitution and warned against imperial militarism and wealth-oligarchy threats to the republic.
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Columbus
McKinney
Marietta
State Central Committee
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Daugherty
Machine accident and fainting spell reported
Waldo Cummings 22 of 124 Dunbar avenue lost the end of his left index finger and bone shattered in a milling machine at New England Motor Co. Emergency hospital sewed the finger after bone removal. An ambulance also ferried Mary Martin, 15, of 143 Gorham street to Lowell hospital after a fainting spell, she regained consciousness after treatment.
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Webster Avenue
Waldo Cummings
Dunbar Avenue
New England Motor Co
Hamilton
Mary Martin
Gorham Street
Lowell Hospital
Franco German Crisis and British Policy Opinion
The Novoe Vremya assigns blame to Great Britain for the Franco German crisis and accuses London of provoking a clash between France and Germany to profit. It suggests Britain would help France destroy Germany if war breaks out, then dominate Europe, unless Premier Rouvier curbs Britain’s Morocco ambitions.
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St. Petersburg
Great Britain
Novoe Vremya
France
Morocco
M. Delcasse
Germany
Russia
Europe
Rouvier
English Captain Takes An American Bride
London June 28 Miss Amy Phipps eldest daughter of Henry Phipps of Pittsburg was married this afternoon in St George s church Hanover square to Capt the Hon Freder ick Guest of the First Life Guards son of Lord Wimborne Notable guests filled the church as the wedding drew much interest
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London
Amy Phipps
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Frederick Guest
First Life Guards
Lord Wimborne
Hartford Dye House Fire at Wells Street
The dye house of H. E. Patten on Wells Street in Hartford burned early today, along with an adjoining building. Loss is estimated at $25,000, partly insured, and the cause of the fire has not been determined.
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Hartford
Conn
H. E. Patten
Wells Street
Death of James Horton Former Leather Company President
Middletown New York June 28 James Horton former president of the U S Leather Company died at his residence after a protracted illness Funeral arrangements will be announced locally and commeratives will be observed by the community
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Middletown
N. Y
James Horton
U. S. Leather Company
Pianists at St Joseph's college hall charms Lowell audience
Miss Ernestine Alexander's pupils, clad in white, performed a polished pianoforte recital at St Joseph's college hall. The program included choruses and a humorous piece My First Watch by Miss Blanche Alexander, with strong audience applause and bouquets for some performers.
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Ernestine Alexander
St. Joseph’s College Hall
Alfred Thibault
Blanche Alexander
Henry Allard
Arthur Germain
Annie McKercher
Eugene Heroux
Felixine Girard
Mathilda Turcotte
Leon
Mass Alexander
Elle Delisle
Henry Desmarais
Emile Bordeleau
Local Weddings Fill Boston with Joyful Celebrations
Alfred Roy and Anna Elie wed at St Louis Church with Fr Jacques officiating. Attendants include Clovis Elie and Alphonse Ratelle, best man Joseph Elie, bridemaid Anna Barry. Couple to Merrimack Street home and extended wedding tour. Garde Champlain of Quebec plans July excursion to Boston Lowell. Pierre E Laverdiere and Lea Baril wed at St Josephs. Louis Fanion and Exorine Leblanc marry at St Josephs chapel. Louis Bedard and Martha Martin attend as bridal party. couples depart on western state tour and return to Merrimack Street.
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Alfred Roy
Anna Elie
St. Louis’s
Jacques
Clovis Elie
Alphonse Ratelle
Joseph Elie
Anna Barry
Lakeview Avenue
Onesime Beaumier
Aime Beaumier
Joseph Petit
Providence
R. I
Pierre Beaumier
Fred Anderson
Fiskville
Roy
Merrimack Street
Garde Champlain
Quebec
Boston
Lowell
Louis Fanion
Exorine Leblanc
St. Joseph's Rectory
Fr. Lamothe
Louis Bedard
Martha Martin
Worcester
Beulah Laflamme Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Little Miss Beulah Laflamme daughter of Inspector Charles Laflamme marked her sixth birthday with a charming party at her parents home Monday afternoon. Guests brought gifts and enjoyed entertaining games and delicious food. Rev Fr William Alexander of Holyoke is spending a three weeks vacation with his family in the city. Mr Charles Coulen and Miss Emma Cousen of Manchester NH also visiting the Misses Alexander. Mrs Ernest Daigle of Hildreth street and her daughter Mrs Flory Capone of Dalton street plan a two months trip to Canada visiting Montreal Ottawa Lotbiniere and St Anne de Beaupre.
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Beulah Laflamme
Charles Laflamme
William Alexander
Holyoke
Charles Coulen
Emma Cousen
Manchester
N. H
Alexander
Ernest Daigle
Hildreth Street
Flory Capone
Dalton Street
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Lotbiniere
St. Anne de Beaupre
Germain Receives Diploma From Sacred Heart College
Joseph O Germain son of Pierré F Germain has returned from the College of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Arthabaskaville Quebec with a diploma for the three years course.
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Joseph O. Germain
Pierré F. Germain
College of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
Arthabaskaville, Que
Morin Family Attends Alexander Recital in Haverhill
Mrs. Mary Morin and Mr. Arthur Morin of Haverhill attended a recital featuring Master Henry Allard at the Alexander venue. Morin relatives include the boy's grandmother and uncle, highlighting family support for the talented young musician.
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Mary Morin
Arthur Morin
Haverhill
Henry Allard
Alexander
Mr. Morin
Local Residents Prepare Summer Travel Plans
The passage notes Mrs. Adolphe Lemire of East Merrimack Street leaving yesterday to visit relatives in Providence. It adds that R. L. Emory Fontaine, son of former Councilman Edmond P Fontaine, has gone to Brandon, Quebec, for the summer vacation.
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Adolphe Lemire
East Merrimack Street
Providence
R. L
Emory Fontaine
Edmond P Fontaine
Brandon, Que
Rockland Woman Dies Suspected Crime In Thomaston Home
In Rockland Maine on June 28 coroner M P Judkins opened an inquest into the death of 45 year old Mrs Annie Bishop found late yesterday at the home of James Malony in South Thomaston. Police suspect homicide with possible accidental injury and arrest John Malony 40 while James Malony is held as a witness. Autopsy by Dr George C Horn cites brain concussion from a blade. The scene yielded a bloodstained bed and pillow, a broken bed, and an axe with possible blood traces. The motive given by police is a suspected criminal assault.
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Rockland
M. P. Judkins
Annie Bishop
James Malony
South Thomaston
John Malony
Jas. Malony
Geo. C. Horn
Thomaston
Malonys
Stockton Springs
Malony
Charleston Cruiser Standardizing Trial Report
Provincetown on June 28 reported the U S cruiser Charleston undergoing a standardizing trial along the measured mile off Wood End lighthouse. Weather and water were excellent as engineers tested engine revolutions against distance to establish a performance ratio.
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Provincetown
U.S
Charleston
Wood End
Race Light
Chess Contests In Ostend Masters Decide Two Games
In Ostend Belgium on June 28 two adjourned games of the international masters tournament were settled Janowski drew Teischmann while Marco defeated Leonhardt marking a pair of decisive results in the event.
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Ostend
Belgium
Janowski
Teischmann
Marco
Leonhardt
Vigo County Bank Closes Amid Run in Terre Haute
Vigo County National Bank in Terre Haute Indiana shut its doors after a two day run. A national bank examiner is investigating the collapse and its finances as customers worry about deposits and stability.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County National Bank
A _ national bank examiner
Yale Commencement Honors 669 Degrees Awarded at Yale
Yale awarded 669 degrees as graduates gathered in Woolsey Hall for the annual commencement exercises. Among honorary honorees were August S. Gaudens, Edward L Elgar, Abraham Jacobi, and Frederic William Keator. The class included 275 bachelor of arts, 161 bachelor of philosophy, and numerous masters, science, and professional degrees. Special prizes went to Alfred L. Spencer, Edward F. Hayes, Arthur R. Williams, and Hubert H. Aimes, with additional honorary degrees conferred by President Tucker.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Woolsey Hall
August S. Gaudens
America
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Lebaron Bradford Colt
U. S. Circuit Court
First Circuit
Abraham Jacobi
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
New York City
Edward L. Elgar
Frederic William Keator
Olympia
Ashingon
John Franklin Genung
Amherst College
George Ellery Hale
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago
Theodore William Richards
Harvard University
Henry Waters Taft
New York
Samuel Waldron Lambert
Medical
James W. Pinchot
Yale Forest School
Huber Gray Buehler
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Alfred Ernest Stearns
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
United States
Alfred L. Spencer
Jasper
Cobden Club
Edward F. Hayes
Cohoes
N. Y
John Addison Porter
Arthur R. Williams
Norwalk
George Washington Egieston
Hubert H. Aimes
West Haven
Yale Graduate School
Sheffield Scientific School
Cuba
Dartmouth College Commencement Closes Festivities
Dartmouth College held its closing commencement exercises in Hanover on June 28 with 170 graduates, 68 receiving degrees. Seniors prayed in Rollins chapel, marched to the college church, and were conferred regular and honorary degrees by President Wm. J. Tucker. Alumni luncheon in College hall followed with Henry Dutton Pierce presiding.
Amherst College Commencement Speakers and Honors
Amherst College held its commencement in College hall with speakers C E Bennett C F Thomas R S Kneeland W W Spaulding E H Van Etten and R J Bottomly. Diplomas were given by President Harris. An alumni dinner followed in Pratt gymnasium with James L Bishop presiding and remarks by President Harris Congressman George F Lawrence and Rev W L Robbins. Honorary degrees were conferred including LL D on Carroll D Wright and Stephen Holmes week and D D on Rev Herbert Barclay Turner among others. Phi Beta Kappa elected Prof E P Crowell as president and E A Grosvenor as secretary with Frank E Butler as vice president.
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Amherst
Amherst College
College Hall
C. E. Bennett
Ludlow
C. F. Thomas
Union City
R.S. Kneeland
Northampton
W. W. Spaulding
Worcester
E. H. van Etten
Rhinebeck
N. Y
R. J. S Bottomly
Harris
Pratt Gymnasium
James L. Bishop
New York
George F. Lawrence
W. L. Robbins
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
Stephen Holmesweek
Bowdoin College
Herbert Barclay Turner
Hampton Institute
Virginia
Edward Jasper Goodwin
New York City
New York State
Edward Woodbury
Beverly
Henry Noel Potter
Joseph Frank McGregory
Colgate University
Carl Axel Robert Lundin
Cambridge
Phi Betta Kappa
College
E. P. Crowell
Frank E. Butler
South Hadley
E. A. Grosvenor
Vermont Seniors Confer Degrees at Final Exercises
The University of Vermont seniors took part in final exercises in Burlington, with graduation orations by several students as President M. H. Buckham conferred degrees. The afternoon included the annual corporation dinner and a president’s reception planned for Billings Library that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
M. H. Buckham
Corporation
Billings Library
Colby College Commencement Closes With Concert
Waterville Maine June 28 Colby college held its commencement with a promenade concert on campus. Graduating exercises occurred at the First Baptist church followed by prize awards and degree conferrals. A commencement dinner was served in Memorial hall at noon.
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Waterville
Colby College
First Baptist Church
Memorial Hall
Large Lobster Seizure At Orrs Island
Portland Maine June 27 wardens seized 5000 lobsters of undersized length from 20 traps at Orrs Island many of which were submerged and released a portion.
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Portland
Orrs Island
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