Gathering of English High Boys Dinner Honors 60th Anniversary
About 250 graduates of the English High School attended a dinner at Copley Plaza marking the school’s 60th anniversary. Speakers included Dean Byron Hurlburt of Harvard and Dean Alfred Burton of MIT praising scholarship and alumni success. Burton noted high Tech attendance from English High and urged balanced education over test prep. Oldest graduate Charles Barry and youngest Thomas Bergin received canes. banners were awarded to largest classes, 1866 and 1867.
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Copley Plaza
English High School Association
Byron $. Hurlburt
Harvard College
Alfred J. Burton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dean Warlinit
Dean Burton
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Charles Thomas Barry
Thomas M. Bergin
Class Night Echoes With Songs and Toasts
Alumni gathered as the class of 187% was celebrated with songs and cheers. President A G Van Nostrand presided and William A Fitzgerald served as toastmaster. Speakers included Albert H Wiggin of Chase National Bank Clarence H Carter John F Casey General Thomas Sherwin and others in the long evening.
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A. G. van Nostrand
William A. Fitzgerald
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank of New York
Clarence H. Carter
Frederick W. Brown
John F. Casey
William H. Partridge
Thomas Sher Win
New
Indictment Expected In New York Police Wire Tapping Case
In New York City District Attorney Charles S. Whitman expects to indict a high police official next week after grand jury testimony from witnesses in the wire tapping and fortune telling graft inquiry. Dominick Riley, a former police captain, was indicted yesterday on a $100 bribe charge tied to alleged police conspiracies with wire tappers. The prosecutor plans to use voluntary witnesses over informers to pursue further indictments without compromising immunity deals.
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New York
Charles S. Whitman
Dominick Riley
Whitman
Colonel Roosevelt Reaches Bahia Blanca on Argentina Coast
Col. Roosevelt arrived today at Bahia Blanca on the Argentina coast after passing through Neuquen without incident. He traveled through Brunos Ayres area and is noted as completing the inland route safely.
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Col. Roosevelt
Bahia Blanca
Bruenos
First Faulkner Church baby show delights Malden crowd
Forty three smiling babies gathered at Faulkner Methodist Church in Malden for the citys first prize baby show. Babies of all sizes were weighed measured and fussed over before the best looking infant was chosen amid smiles and occasional cries.
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Faulkner Methodist Church
Malden
Malden Baby Show Crown Finds Florence Arnold Top Infant
The judges unanimously named Florence C Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Arnold of 55 Porter Street Malden, as the most perfect and most beautiful infant at a Malden baby show. Nearby rivals included Charlotte Conant and twins Leslie and Veef Barber, with participants from Back Bay Newton Brookline and Saugus also represented. The event featured several prize categories including youngest baby Marion Buckley and heaviest prize winner James T Schaffner, all amid a festive crowd gathered on a Malden afternoon.
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William H. Arnold
Porter Street
Malden
Florence
Charlotte Conant
I. &. Conant
Pierce Street
Leslie
E¢ Barber
Walter F. Barber
Trayes Street
Back Bay
Newton
Brookline
Saugus
James H. Malloy
Gloucester Street
Marion Buckley
Walter Buckley
Rena Kk. Taylor
H. W. Taylor
James T. Schaffner
James Schaffner
Kenilworth Street
Girl's Case Against Lawyer Is Settled
Sally Wrenn, a Boston store clerk, settled her suit against Charles H. Stebbins, a Boston lawyer, on the eve of trial after a jury had been drawn and viewed the Peabody crossing scene. She claimed $20,000 damages against both the railroad and Stebbins for a crash blamed on high speed.
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Sally Wrenn
Boston
Charles H. Stebbins
Miss Wrenn
Stebbins
Boston & Maine
Peabody Crossing
Railroad
Protestant churches urged to outshine Catholic outreach
George W. Tupper of the Y M C A immigration department told a Social Service Conference at Arlington Street Church that Protestant churches must offer better services, buildings, and music to attract diverse foreign entrants. He praised the Catholic Church for meeting non English speakers with tradition and ceremony, warning that banning proselytizing could follow if Protestant efforts fail.
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George W. Tupper
Immigration Department of the
Y. M
Arlington Street
Social Service Conference
Church
Tupper
Troman Catholic Church
Expel Editors of the Widow at Cornell University
Austin G. Parker of Helena Montana and Arch bald B Johnston of Pittsburg were expelled from Cornell University as editors of the Widow college humor monthly due to the objectionable Temptation Number. Five thousand copies were printed and reportedly sold out, netting about $200.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Austin G. Parker
Helena, Mont
Archbald B. Johnston
Pittsburg
Cornell Widow
College Humorous Monthly
Cornell University
Veteran Policeman to Be Pensioned
Police Commissioner O Meara retires Patrolman John T Foynes of Brighton station on pension after 18 years and seven months service. Foynes recently drove the patrol wagon and had injuries preventing active duty.
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O'Meara
John T. Foynes
Brighton
Foynes
Discovered Cure for Asthma Promises Free Trial Bottle
Local claim from D. J. Lane of 32 Lane Ridge St Marys Kan says he found a simple home remedy for asthma. He sent samples to long sufferers and reports positive results. He offers a free bottle by express to anyone who writes, asking only that users report effects within 16 days. Send name and address on a postal card.
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D. J. Lane
Lane Ridge
St. Marys
Kan
Lana
Eure
Express
Vanishing Fleets Author Delivers Another Fine Tale
Colonel Alonzo Fairfax Hatch loses his Seattle venture to a shrewd real estate agent who schemes to loot Squaw Point. Amid hype and fake notices, a promised city beauty rises before a celebratory excursion steamer proves the ruse. The next installment promises continued drama.
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Alonzo Fairfax Hatch
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Seattle
Puget Sound
William Burmah Jones
Burmah
Squaw Point
Frederick Hubbard
Burmalt Jones
Hubbard
Lester
Flavius Josephine Banks
Flag
Henry Skaggs
Hank
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