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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1906

Page

2

John the Orangeman Harvard Mascot Dies

Longtime Harvard symbol John the Orangeman dies after illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at St. Pauls Church Cambridge with burial in Arlington. Notables among his friends included Roosevelt Eliot Holmes and Longfellow.

John Scotty MacMasters Scotty Harvard Scotchman Crimson Orangeman Roosevelt Eliot Dean Shaler Justice Holmes United States Supreme Court Longfellow Cambridge David F. Corcoran St. Paul’s Church John J. Ryan St. Paul’s Cemetery Arlington Michael Banks and Copperthwaite Streets James

John Lovett Mascot of Cambridge Directory Wit

In the Cambridge directory John Lovett is listed as a mascot rather than an orangeman, a unique occupation reflecting his wit. The entry notes his Irish wit as a notable feature in the city’s listings.

Orangeman John Lovett Cambridge John

Obituary notices from Boston area on Aug 11 families

Notices list several obituaries from Aug 11 including Mary E Garrett of West End Thomas F Burke Edwin Collins Thomas J Lane Stillman H Libby Mary T Murray Alice B M Phinn Carmelia Ruggieri. Funeral details show church names dates times and burial places Holy Cross Cemetery St. Leonard's Church and St Patrick's Dudley Street and addresses for relatives invited to attend.

Garrett Linden Place West End Mary E. Garrett Frank and Marcella Sidney Boston St. Joseph’s Church Holy Cross Cemetery Malden Burke Webster Street Church of the Assumption Collins Edwin Mark A Mary Collins Wallace East Sixth Street Lane Thomas J Mary E. Lane Havre Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Libby Somerville Stillman H. Libby Cherry Street Shelby Street St. Leonard's Church Prince Street

John and Donkey's Yale Rivalry and Pranks Recalled

A reminiscence recalls Johns influence at Harvard and Yale rivalries. Tales include Radcliffe the donkey and a boxing scandal, plus pranks that shaped frats. One stunt ends with a matron’s rebuke and loss of a customer, offset by friends recovering the cost.

Dewey challenges Quincy on Democratic tariff claim

Judge Henry Dewey disputes Josiah Quincy’s assertion that tariff issues alone propelled Democratic victories in Massachusetts. He argues other factors and recent political turmoil, including Moran and Butler, shaped outcomes over decades and cautions Republicans to reform internal failures.

Henry 8. Dewey Josiah Quincy Democratic State Committee Massachusetts Draper Whitney Moran Dewey Butler Douglas Russell West End Bates Boston

Whitney Faces Moran Battle for Democratic Nomination

Josiah Quincy urged Whitney to enter the gubernatorial race. Whitney signals willingness if consensus forms but says position not settled. He defends his last year's platform favoring reciprocity and tariff revision and expects a hard fight with Moran while predicting a bright Democratic prospects despite factional splits.

Josiah Quincy Democratic Party Mr. Whitney Moran United Mr. Moran

Ex Governor Douglas Out of Politics Says He Retired

Monument Beach August 12 ex Governor William L. Douglas declares he is wholly out of politics since his term expired and has nothing to say on issues or candidates. He declines to comment on Bryan and national Democratic prospects, then leaves with his grandson at his country home.

Monument Beach William L. Douglas Post Bryan Mr. Douglas Douglas Country Massachusetts

Apuero With Cream Featured for Lunch and Breakfast

A writer suggests Apuero with cream for lunch and breakfast to keep the brain functioning during heavy meals. The advice emphasizes avoiding heavy digestion that drains blood from the brain.

Apitero and Apitezo Biscuits Promote Health and Vitality

An advertisement extols Apitero as a complete food balancing necessary elements for all ages and supporting busy life. Apitezo is praised for crisp coral flavor and vegetable form, marketed as a tasty, healthful biscuit. Available in 10c packages from grocers.

Moran Secrets to Be Revealed in Boston Ice Probe

District Attorney Moran leads a New England wide inquiry into the Massachusetts ice dealers association. Henry D. Yeaton oversees the investigation into alleged price control and graft connected to the Normal School contracts. Aldermen Ruggles Nichols and White face calls to the district attorney as findings implicate city officials in possible misconduct and payments for votes.

Marcus M. Easterbrook Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association American House Moran Henry D. Yeaton Ice Trust New England Fitzgerald Sturgis, Mullen Logue J. Fred Carr Carr Thomas E. Ruggles Benjamin P. Nichols Chelsea Alderman Nichols Waite Mr. Nichols Post Ruggles Alderman White Aldermanic Committee Chelsea Board of Aldermen Chelsea North Nichols Clarence A. Warren Alderman Gates

Mystery in Babes Journey Ends in Weymouth Rescue

Grace Meehan a 65 year old Watertown resident was found wandering and crying in Weymouth after disappearing at Savin Hill Beach. Police traced her movements from Dorchester to Weymouth Landing aided by Quincy and Weymouth officers. She was unharmed and returned to her family with two unknown women last seen nearby.

Weymouth Grace Meehan Water Street Watertown Station 11 J. Dwyer Grace Savin Hill Beach O'Neill Gracie Quincy Fitzgerald Weymouth Landing Dorchester

Farmer Kills Wife with Flatiron Then Shoots Self

Sherman Texas August 12 J W C Wilder a farmer near Tom Bean beat his wife to death with a flatiron and fatally shot himself in view of three young children. Police reported the tragedy as the husband and wife quarrelled earlier in the day.

Sherman Tex J. W. C. Wilder Tom Bean

Skeleton found in Hadley brook entangled by tree roots

Hadley authorities report a man’s skeleton recovered from a brook after being in the water about five years. A Bible, pencil, and 41 cents were found in clothing. age estimated at 85, height 5 ft 10 in. Murder or suicide undetermined. a prior unidentified body with bullet wounds recalled nearby.

Northampton Hadley James McKay State Police F. C. Branch Amherst Branch Goodenough van Camp

Hyena Attack on Lion Stuns Paragon Park Crowd

At Paragon Park a dramatic spectacle ended with guards separating a hyena and a lion after the hyena lunged from behind and clamped on the lion’s flank. The lion roared in pain as attendants used iron forks to separate the beasts in front of about 82,000 attendees.

Paragon Park Louis de Balestrier Bostock Lon

Dimock of Nonatuck Silk Mills Dies at 80

Northampton, Aug 12. Louis F. Dimock, longtime manager of the Nonatuck Silk Mills, died today at age 80 after more than fifty years with the company.

Dimock Nonatuck Mills Northampton Louis F. Dimock Nonatuck Silk Mills

Five Die in Spokane River Outing near Davenport

Five prominent Davenport social figures drowned while enjoying a river outing on the Spokane River. Miss Winnie Jones, A. L. Bergett, Mrs. A. L. Bergett, Roy Howard, and A. L. Inman perished. Four of the deceased are credited with sacrificing their lives to save others as they battled the current.

Davenport Wash Spokane Winnie Jones A. L. Bergett Roy Howard A. L. Inman

Bank Officers Dies In Trolley Crash At Lansford

Taft Tamaqua Penn August 12 Milton Whitestone 33 cashier Citizens National Bank of Lansford killed instantly and Daniel McGeehan 27 assistant cashier fatally injured when their carriage and a trolley car collide late last night.

Tamaqua Penn Milton Whitestone Citizens’ National Bank of

Car Plunges Into Pond on Cleveland Line

A Cleveland Eastern Traction car carrying about 50 passengers ran off the track eight miles southeast of Cardon Ohio and sank into a large stagnant pond. Eight were injured and a dozen others nearly drowned. rescuers from a following car saved many. Conductor Henry Hoffler suffered serious internal injuries and may die.

Cleveland, O Cleveland Eastern Traction Chardon Henry Hoffler

Cloudburst washes out Southland railway track in Langtry Texas

A cloudburst at Langtry Texas swept away six miles of Southern railway tracks and left four feet of water covering the washed out stretch, reported yesterday.

Texas San Antonio Tex Langtry Southern Railway

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H—I Yale Connecticut College Carters Genvire J.m.solomon Beacon St J.s.waterman &Sons Washington Dudley Street Tel. Roxbury Radcliffe Elis Cutts Pennsylvania Connecticut County Kerry Jim Kelley Kelley Jem Dad Ireland Apitero Itezo Apitex Normal School Alfred F. Cornell Hudson Hall Cornell White Hall Gibbs Waldron Lindsay Skull Lion Bostock Arena Wm, C. Gregor Bromfield Street Washington Street
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