W G Bean Dead in Rangeley Me at 44
Boston announces the sudden death of W G Bean age 44 at Rangeley Maine from heart failure. Bean formerly superintendent of the Southern division Boston and Maine railroad, educated at Dartmouth class of 1883, joined B and M in 1895 becoming superintendent after six months, resigned May 1 this year for health reasons, survived by widow and son.
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Boston
Rangeley
W. G. Bean
Winchester
Mass
Southern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bean
Dartmouth
Boston & Maine
Return Their Shares in Hyde Syndicate
New York June 30 at the Equitable Life Assurance Society office it was announced that H C Deming president of Mercantile Trust and Valentine P Snyder president of National Bank of Commerce have returned their shares in the profits of the James H Hyde and associates syndicate. The syndicate sold bonds to the society for a total profit of 186107 with Deming receiving 4576 and Snyder 1510.
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New York
Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
H. C. Deming
Mercantile Trust Company
Valentine P. Snyder
National Bank of Commerce
Equitable Society
James H. Hyde
Deming
Snyder
Chauffeur Struck Woman. Fatal Auto Crash in New York
New York June 30 Frank C Foote chauffeur for James J Hill of the Great Northern railroad ran over an unknown woman who died later in a hospital Foote was remanded to the coroner custody He was on his way to court to be tried on speeding when the accident occurred Police say the death was purely accidental
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New York
Frank C. Foote
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Foote
Vesper Crew Trains Over Henley Course
Rain fell as Vesper crew rowed on the Thames. Coach Dempsey guided a pull over the Henley course, the river conditions remaining favorable. The crew completed the course in seven minutes twenty seconds.
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Vesper
Henley
Eng
Dempsey
Americans Row Smoothly Ahead in Grand Challenge Cup Race
The Americans rowed smoother and cleaner than before while the Leanders were not afloat this morning. Two crew members suffered accidents that may prevent them from rowing in the grand challenge cup race.
Death by his own hand aboard Czarevitch at sea
Captain Robertson reports that after news of the Battle of the Sea of Japan reached the Czarevitch, its captain committed suicide. An officer was killed by a sailor who struck him with a hammer after overhearing blame on the sailors. Both officers were buried the next day.
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Astoria
Ore
Robertson
Sandhurst
Tsingtao
China
Czarevitch
Rojestvensky
Sea of Japan
Revitch
Russian battleship Peresviet floats after sinking
Tokio June 30 The Russian battleship Peresviet, sunk at Port Arthur, was successfully floated by the Japanese yesterday.
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Tokio
Peresviet
Port Arthur
Petersburg Report From Voznesensk Front Camp
Petersburg dispatch notes the Voznesensk strike in Vladimir province as ongoing with infantry and cavalry billeted in houses courts and streets. The provincial governor has traveled from Vladimir to Voznesensk to oversee operations.
Finland military district abolished. commander-in-chief post suppressed
The military council announces the Finland military district is abolished and the post of commander-in-chief of troops in Finland is suppressed. Command will be incorporated into the St. Petersburg military district.
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St. Petersbur
Military Council
Finland
St. Petersburg
Kishineff Beleaguered as General Czernolucki Murdered
Vienna reports from Kishineff that Gen. Czernolucki, head of the Bessarabian gendarmerie, was murdered in his Kishineff residence. A general strike has erupted, and Cossacks occupy the town. Germany has erected one hundred ninety four memorials to Bismarck.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Kishineff
Czernolucki
Bismarck
Germany
Miss Agnes Boyle O'Reilly Weds Prof Ernest Hocking
Boston notices the simple wedding of Agnes Boyle O'Reilly daughter of poet John Boyle O'Reilly to philosopher Ernest Hocking of Andover Academy. Rev S M Crothers officiated after Archbishop Williams denied Catholic rites. The ceremony at the bride's Brookline home had about 25 groom friends attending, no bridesmaids, and a coincidence tied to her father’s birthday.
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Boston
Agnes Boyle O'Reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ernest Hocking
Phillips Andover Academy
S. M. Crothers
Cambridge
Archbishop Williams
Brookline
Miss Bessie
Italy
Hocking
Chicago
Germany
Andover
Cornell University
Harvard
George Junior Republic
New York State
Miss O'Reilly
Prof. Hocking
Richard Cabot
Back Bay
King Edward Birthday Parade Postponed by Rain
London June 30 The king's birthday celebration main event the trooping of the colors was postponed due to inclement weather. Seventy regiment Seventh N G S N Y representatives visited Buckingham Palace and met the king who welcomed the Americans and noted their hospitable conduct.
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London
Edward
N. G
Buckingham Palace
Howard Vincent
Westminster Volunteers
Whitelaw Reid
J. H. Beacon
Trollope
Arisugawa
Japan
Reliance Lodge No. 2, QO S B Holds First Regular Meeting
The first regular meeting after the reorganizing of Reliance lodge No. 2, QO S B, was held last evening in Lincoln hall Odd Fellows Temple with an excellent membership and newly elected officers. Routine business was transacted.
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Reliance Lodge No. 2
QO. S. B
Lincoln Hall
Odd Fellows Temple
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Ade
Ely
Reading
Duffy
Uffy
Duffy Malt W! Whiskey Co
Rochester
Hyde Syndicate
Voznesensk
Newport
Gregoire
Lowell
Merrimack Street
John Boyle O’reilly
the White Store
Merrimack St
G. Pollard & CO
Norfolk
Ecru
Jersey
Sea Island
India
Brussels
Axminsters
Wilton
Palmer Street
Bensdorp
Hach
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