No Excitement Around the Palace After King’s Condition Improves
London June 30. Bulletin from Buckingham Palace reports no alarm as King progresses. Wound dressing causes pain but healing begins from within. Queen attends in quiet, interviews with children brief, no state business submitted. Prince of Wales rides, guards march past from windows. stock market lights up on favorable health news.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Drs. Laking
Barlow
Treves
Prince of Wales
Stock Exchange
Strike-Ended Work Offer At Harwood Colliery
Hazleton Pennsylvania June 30 Copies of a notice distributed to striking miners offer resuming work at Harwood colliery once a majority of inside and outside workers indicate desire to start. Foremen will not publish applicants. Coxe Bros deputies confront strikers near the Dlifton line. Sheriff Jacobs arrives and crowd disperses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Harwood
C. Pardee & CO
Dlifton
Coxe Bros. & Co
Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railway
Coxe
Freeland Borough
Jacobs
Byron Truell Named Postmaster of Lawrence
Lawrence June 30 Hon Byron Truell appointed postmaster to succeed Sidney H Brigham whose term ends July 7 The nomination sent to Senate but not yet confirmed Truell a longtime Lawrence figure banker and Republican with ties to Congressman Knox Known as a leading local money man and civic leader born 1834 in St Johnsbury Vermont Married with two daughters and a wife at 355 Haverhill Street Lawrence
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Board of Trade
Merrimack Country Club
Lawrence Canoe Club
Pacific National Bank
Lawrence Improvement Company
Essex Savings Bank
Truell
House of Representatives
Senate
Governor's Council
Common Council
Ith
Congressional District Republican Committee
Sawyer Carriage Works to Close Thursday Evening
Sawyer Carriage company will close their factory at 6 oclock Thursday and not reopen until Monday morning. Patrons should take notice.
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Sawyer Carriage Company
Steamer Oregon Beached at Dutch Harbor after Leaks
The steamer Oregon, ashore at Dutch harbor with eight feet of water in her hold, had begun leaking badly on the north voyage. Pumps were kept going, passengers landed at Nome, and Captain Seeley tried to reach St Michael. A rudder post failure forced a beaching at Dutch harbor. repairs may allow salvage.
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San Francisco
Examiner
Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Dutch Harbor
Nome
Seeley
St. Michael
Pastor Pierson Withdraws Resignation At Union Church
In Medford on June 30 the Union Congregational church heard Rev. Isaac Pierson report that after a previous resignation offer on June 15 the church unanimously rejected it and urged continued service. The King's Daughters, split from the church after a dispute over remarks at an April meeting, largely attended a tent meeting opposite Tufts School while others joined other congregations. The pastor had offered resignation June 15, which was withdrawn following church action.
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Medford
Union Congregational Church
Isaac Pierson
Brethren
Medford Street
Tufts School
Somerville
King’s Daughters
Piers
Olympian Games President Seeks European Support for 1904 Exhibition
Henry J. Thurber Jr of Chicago, head of the International Olympian Games association, travels to Europe with Judge John Barton Payne La Verne W. Noyes and Benjamin Rosenthal to secure backing for the Chicago 1904 event. He plans to meet ambassadors and officials in Germany France Britain Belgium and Italy to promote the military feature of the show.
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New York
Henry J. Thurber, Jr
Chicago
Europe
John Barton Payne
la Verne W. Noyes
Benjamin Rosenthal
Thurber
United States
Germany
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Emperor William Finishes Late In Meteor Race With Motor Plan
Kiel June 23 0 Emperor William steered the American built schooner Meteor to finish at 1 30 am two hours behind the Idune Empress yacht which led early and passed from tail to head of the fleet The Lasca followed The sailing committee posted results at 4 am and left without announcing The Emperor suggested pulling the masts to install a motor The imperial yacht club dinner drew 350 guests including US envoys naval attaches and notable figures Mrs Majestys quip on time for soup to cigars capped the event.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Ben” Parker
von Elisendecher
Imperial Yacht Club
Geo. von L. Meyer
United States
Italy
Wm. N. Beechler
Berlin
George Barclay Rives
P. A. W. Widener
Josephine
Allison Armour
I. Hopkins Smith
Annual First Trinitarian Sunday school picnic at Willow Dale
At Willow Dale the annual First Trinitarian Sunday school picnic drew about 500 attendees. Special cars filled to capacity as five classes competed in ten events for the silver cup, won by Arthur F. Butler’s class with 36.5 points. Second place went to H. H. Sumner’s class, and Deacon G. W. Hunt’s class third. The event featured running races, a pentathlon, and a baseball game between the Knights of the Round Table Excelsiors and Hunt’s class, 21 to 6, with Rev. George F. Kennett and Hector Turnbull in attendance.
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Stnday School
Willow Dale
Arthur F. Butler
H. H. Sumner
Deacon G. W. Hunt
Harvey J. Gamble
Knights of the Round Table
George F. Kenngett
Hector Turnbull
Divorces Granted In Open Superior Court Session
The May sitting of the superior court opened with a crowded courtroom as the second week began. Decrees nisi were granted in a series of uncontested divorces including Mary L. Chapdelaine from Algaric Chapdelaine and Elsena Wilson from Andrew Wilson among others listed.
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Superior Court
Judge Wait
Mary L. Chapdelaine
Algaric Chapdelaine
Elsena Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Ada Dolphin
Charles Dolphin
Elsie M. Sanders
Thos. H
Annie M. Lincoln
Wm. H. Marston
Emma A. Marston
Brenda Stimpson
Ralph W. Stimpson
Nora Norton
Thomas Norton
Francis X. Beaulieu
Emma A. Beaulieu
Laura A. Green
Edward O. Green
Mary A. White
Robert W. White
Bertha L. Nickles
Clarence G. Nickles
Orlando Tate
Elizabeth Tate
Augusta Liebold
Paul A. Liebold
Summer Quarantine Applies to Havana Passengers
New York June 30 Forty six passengers of the Ward line steamer Havana from Havana have been transferred to Hoffman Island for observation. This marks the first ship detained under the summer quarantine. All passengers not immune to yellow fever will be detained to complete the five day period.
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New York
Ward Line
Havana
Hoffman Island
Weather advisory: squalls likely along mid-Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau in New York relays a Washington advisory noting a storm center moving northeast from Northwestern Ohio. Southeast to south winds and squalls are probable on the middle Atlantic coast this afternoon or tonight.
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New York
Washington
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
ENRY
Estrade Won in Ecuadorian Vice Presidency Contest
New York June 30 Congress met in special session on Thursday to elect a vice president of the republic. Reina Estade, a cousin of the late President Barrios assassinated in 1898, led the majority of the votes according to a Guayaquil despatch to the Herald via Panama.
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New York
Congress
Republic
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Herald
Panama
Senor Reina Estade
Barrios
Supply for irrigation reaches northern Colorado reservoirs
Denver Colorado on June 30 reports that owners of northern Colorado reservoirs say heavy Saturday rain filled nearly all the reservoirs and guarantees sufficient water for crops in all but a few localities.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
London colonial conference opens with preliminaries
London June 30 The colonial conference opened in the secretary of state's room at the colonial office with premiers of self-governing colonies present. Joseph Chamberlain presided in a purely preliminary sitting lasting two hours and focused on commercial political relations and imperial defense. No definite programme was set, and proceedings were private. The conference adjourned to July 4.
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London
Colonial Conference
Secretary of State
Colonial Office
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberla
125 Miles of Rail Trackage Brought to Broad Gauge
Mediapolis Iowa June 30 Four hundred fifty men labored nine hours in heavy rain to convert 125 miles of Burlington and Western track from narrow to broad gauge. The record effort moved rails 10% inches, drove 200000 spikes, and fed workers with 5000 sandwiches 500 dozen eggs and 180 gallons of coffee. The operation tied to three routes Mediapolis Washington and Winfield Oskaloosa with trains providing relay crews and broad gauge equipment arriving smoothly.
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Mediapolis
Burlington and Western Road
Washington
Winfield
Oskaloosa
Burlington and Western
Burlington
Rock Island
Double Tragedy Follows Hampstead Dispute Over Debt
In Hampstead L I Felice Rave and shoe shop keeper Joseph Carris clashed after Rave left unpaid bills and belongings. They fought twice in the street. Carris ended fatally shot with a double barrel shotgun and Rave was wounded twice. Rave likely to die.
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New York
Hampstead
L. 1
Felice Rave
Joseph Carris
Rave
Carris
Syrians and Greeks riot in Lawrence foreign quarter
A riot in Lawrence's foreign quarter drew about 200 Syrians and Greeks into a brawl using various weapons. Ten were injured, none seriously, and two arrests followed. Earlier in a free-for-all among Italians, Policeman Howard White was nearly killed. two suspects, Angelo and Antonio Beanno, were arrested for the assault.
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Lawrence
Howard White
Angelo
Antonio Beanno
Merchants and Butchers Agree to July August Closings
The Merchants Association committee with a similar Butchers and Grocers group has set Thursday as the uniform closing day for July and August. The new schedule takes effect on Thursday July 10 at 12 30 p m.
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Merchants’ Association
Butchers and Grocers’ Association
Fire damages Hudson Street house owned by Michael Murphy
An 7 58 morning alarm from box 216 reported a fire in a Hudson Street house owned by Michael Murphy. An ash barrel in a shed started the blaze, damaging part of the side before firefighters stopped it. Estimated loss is about 50 dollars. The Appleton clearing house reports weekly totals of 462,109.48 versus 521,837.68 the prior year, down 52,728.15.
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Michael Murphy
Hudson Street
Appleton Bank
Death by Poison Promoted as Father John’s Medicine
An article extols Father John’s Medicine claiming it detoxifies the body, prevents croup, and strengthens children. It argues the product cures consumption, bronchitis, asthma, and lung troubles with a gentle laxative effect and free from weakening stimulants, urging regular use for health.
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Father John
Vigilance of Police Brings 37 to Court in Lowell
In a Lowell police court session Judge Fisher heard 37 cases tied to a 48 hour police stakeout. Fines ranged from two to six dollars for multiple defendants, with Eleanor Burke jailed at the state farm and Delia Tessier serving a Sherborn year upon suspension revocation. One defendant faces 10 days at the workhouse for failing to meet promises.
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Mary E. Paul
William Somers
James McGlinchey
William Black
Richard Sullivan
Eleanor Burke
State Farm
Maurice Hannigan
Patrick J. Magoon
Michael Dunlavey
Michael Burke
John Jay
Hiram Mountain
Thomas Heffernan
Delia Tessier
Sherborn
Georgianna Leduc
Charles Riley
Dominick Spinney
John Walsh
Central
Charles Streets
Charles
Central Streets
Spinney
James McGayvey
Moran
Thornton
Appleton Mill
Walsh
D. J. Donahue
Fisher
Electric lines sold to Pennsylvania syndicate in Ohio Valley
The Camden Interstate Railway of Huntington West Virginia sold all electric lines in Huntington Central City Ceredo Kenova Ironton and in Ashland and Huntington Kentucky electric light plants in Ironton Ashland and Huntington. Value about two million dollars. Leaders include John Graham Edmund McCandish and John J Henry. Senator Camden was the former chief stockholder. Rumor of future purchases to link Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. John Graham elected president of the new company.
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Huntington
W. Va
Camden Interstate Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Central City
Ceredo
Kenova
Catlettsburgh
Ashland
Ironton
John Graham
Edmund McCandish
Newville
John J. Henry
Philadelphia
Senator Camden
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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