New Head at Technology Institute in Boston
Richard Rockturn Maclaurin was inaugurated as head of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with ceremonies in a large hall. Notables attended including Frederick J, Governor Draper, ex-President Pritchett and A Lawrence Lowell. The event featured a faculty chorus, reserved seats for alumni and students, and a formal procession amid applause.
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Boston
Janes
Richard Rockturn Maclaurin
Massachusettsee
Trelmology
Lane al Fers
Frederick J
Khan
Draper
Pritchett
Garnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Jamun BP. Munroe
Peice
Alumni Association
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Jamce Dryerman
Great Britain
Arthur 3. Noyes
Mactaurin
Cee
Ehett
Sunderlin's String Aims For 1900 Grand Circuit Success
K A Bundertin of Lebanon plans a Vermont and Canada tour then Pennsylvania and the mids to chase a strong season for 1900. His stable includes Jennie W and Alfinetta already winning races, with green pacers Conway and another filly with high speed potential. Sunderlin seeks big purse totals once rival Regator George F. Whitney’s grand circuit stables were dominant.
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K. A. Bundertin
Lebanon
N. TL
Vermont
Canada
Pennsylvania
Jennie W
Aldander
Sunderlin
Alfinetta
Otter
Golden Dream
Bindertin
Conway
Connolly
Lister
Colonel
Alllewood
Harry W. Daniell
Lakeport
George FE. Whitsey
Stabie
Don’t Suffer Fall Pile Pomade Claims Instant Relief
A capsule or preparation named Fall Pile Pomade is advertised to give instant relief and quick cure. The product promises guaranteed results through the druggist D. F. Davia.
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D. F. Davia
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Direct Senator Election Plan
Madison Wisconsin Jones reports the assembly yesterday killed the Senate joint resolution seeking to amend the constitution to allow United States senators to be elected by a direct vote of the people. The measure faced opposition in the Wisconsin House and was defeated.
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Madison
Wis
Jones
Senate
United States
Parisian Sage Hair Restorer Boasts Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement for Parisian Sage hair restorer from The Red Cross Pharmacy claims two week results or money back. It touts dandruff cure, scalp cleansing, and hair growth with a pleasant perfume, citing Emma Foesk of Owene, Michigan, December 9, 1908, as a customer testimonial.
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Red Crows
Parisian Sage
Red ‘Cross
Macy
Uae
Emma Foesk
Adams Street
Oween, Mich
VIEW REVOLT AGAINST TARIFF WILL OPPOSE IT
Nine Republican senators from Indiana Kansas Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin and possibly Nebraska oppose the tariff bill, threatening to withhold support while Aldrich can win passage without Democrats. The House resumes tariff revision amid party tensions as measures to limit rates face opposition and conference prospects remain uncertain.
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Washington
Moveridge
Indiana
Bristow
Kansas
Clapp
Nélaon
Minnesota
Gamble and Crawford
South Dakota
Dolliver
Gammins
Town
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Aldrich
Taft
Conferone
Thas
Chatrain Payne
Wayr
Jth Way
Mane
Dring Tig Weelk
Committee On Finance
Ite
Foster
McEnery
Wishal
Beveridge
Brown
Burkett
Cummins
Gamble
LaPollette
Relea
Payne
Macon
Arkansas
Taymi
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advised
An advertisement extols health books and weekly products, praising sexual health guidance and a well liked laxative. It promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted remedy, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., and sold by leading druggists.
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Elvers
California Mig Syrup Co
Splendid pitching by Capt Collins in Vermont win
Darlington June 8 Vermont pitcher Capt Collins held Columbia to 0 runs as the home team won 4 to 0. Collin struck out two, allowed one hit, and Vermont’s Haynes and Cullen contributed key hits. The game featured Vermont’s steady defense and base running, with Columbia errors helping Vermont’s scoring. Other college and league scores noted include Pennsylvnia over Dartmouth and several National and American League results.
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Darlington
Columbia University
Capt. Collin
Vermont
Cullin
Haynes
Cullen
Shaw
Gatehe Lawmel
Thomas
Deafied
Collins
Bur
Columbia Ricer Tong Ma
Thorne
Williams
Hawaeense
Collison
Doe
Pitetoot Ball
Hill
Colfixon
Tonking
McDonald
Philadelphia Car Strike Costs Millions in Lost Trade
The Philadelphia car men strike, lasting about a week, is estimated to cost around 2.25 million dollars in pay and lost business. O. Pratt, a Cleveland reader and organizer, declared victory and warned of another demands in July as street railway traffic returns to normal. Stores report sharp declines in sales, with belt shops and centers bearing the impact as workers demand higher pay.
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Philadelphia
O. Pratt
Cleveland
Orga
Brattleboro Shoemaker Dies After Mountain Search
The elderly Brattleboro shoemaker Hiren F. Stevenson, 83, was found dead after a nightlong search on a mountain near the village. He went missing with friend Mr Stearns while returning from a walk. Volunteers and town officials aided in the effort, and Stevenson was later identified in Brattleboro, where he lived and worked since 1848. He was born in Swanton, N H, in 1820 and married to Rita Edwards Howe. He belonged to the First Universalist Church.
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Prattleboro
Hiren F. Stevenson
Brattleboro
Filjot Street
Tortiquet Mountain
Mornboy
Stevenson
Toater Stearns
Mrntileboro
Larne
Brattlebore
Sigerney
Britielore
Rene
Eelovk
Stearns
W. Inter
Chesterfield
Mr. Stevenson
Wishoemaker
Swantey
N. H
Enos
Polly
Windsatar
N. Hy
Rewton
Tad
Main Street
Mike Rita Edwards Howe
First Universalist Church
Champion Swimmer Weds At Plaza Hotel Bond Meets Union
Champion swimmer C. M. Daniels wed Mrs. O P. Wagner at the Plaza Hotel in her New York apartment. The ceremony occurred yesterday morning with reports that Mrs. Wagner has been granted a divorce from G. F. Wagner of Buffalo after a Paris legal action.
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New York
C. M. Daniels
O P. Wagner
PF. Goodyear
Buffalo
Plaza Hotel
Mrs. Wagner
Cape Canal Under Way At Cape Cod Construction
Plymouth reports progress on Cape Canal with granite from Maine arriving to build the cape entrance. Ships Annie Tania and Walker carry stone for the project as two million tons are contracted, estimated to require about fifty vessels. The canal span extends five miles in Buzzard’s Bay and three thousand feet in Cape Cod Bay, promising safer navigation around the cape.
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Plymouth
Maine
Annie Tania
Anadmescer Walker
Cape Entrance
Buzcard's Bay
Cape Cod Bay
Cape
Alvarado Mine Sold In Mexican Lease Deal
New Yorker pays 2 million dollars for a 15 year lease of the Pal milla mine in Cinlmahan Mexico. McQuatters, president of Alvarado Consolidated Mining, led a cash purchase totaling about 2 million, establishing Alvarado’s prominence as a Mexican mining figure.
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New Yorker
Cinlmahan
Whiskey Expert Report on What Counts As Whiskey
Washidane W Bow reports to President Taft on whiskey definition in light of food law. He argues that adding harmless coloring or flavoring does not make whiskey unless the core character is preserved. He warns that blending whiskey with alcohol or neutral spirits dilutes the product and creates a different substance, not true whiskey.
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Washidane
W. Bow
Ghana
Bom United Auaton
Taft
Wffeet
Barnen
Jones Murderers Escape From Manila Prison
Manila June report states three prisoners escaped overland through Nueva Vizcaya mountains with guards in pursuit. Patrols followed the fugitives’ trail, but re capture is doubtful as authorities continue the chase.
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Manila
Lenge
Nueva Vizcaya Pan
Dominican Revolt Drives Exiled Revolutionaries From Hayti
In Maytien and June, Dominican revolutionaries expelled from Hayti recount their escape after government clashes. They claim to have recruited about 240 men in two days, winning some engagements but ultimately fleeing due to betrayal and rising tensions with Vasquez and Teleonn.
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Maytien
Ceraeho
Vasquez
British Trade Sees Sharp Declines in Imports and Exports
London June reports from the Board of Trade show the first five months of 1000 record large declines. Imports fall by 11,086,820 dollars versus the prior year, while exports drop by 800,119,408 dollars.
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London
Board of Trade
Sailor falls overboard near Mazatlan saved by vessel
Manuel Villalobos fell from the al Cutating near Mazatlan, Mexican port, and was in the sea for four hours before a different vessel rescued him. The incident highlights peril at sea and successful rescue by another craft.
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Mazatlan
Mexican
Manuel Villalobos
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