Harvard Honors Rowing Coach Lehmann With Campus Assembly
Harvard students and faculty filled Sanders Theatre to bid farewell to English rowing coach Lehmann who finishes fall instruction and will return to England. Speakers praised his view of sport as recreation plus moral development and highlighted examples of notable athletes and sportsmanship from Piotta to Cotton. President Eliot attended as well as Harvard graduates and Cambridge ties were recalled in remarks from Major Higginson and Dr. Everett.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Lehmann
England
Cambridge
William Everett
H. L. Higginson
R. H. Stevenson
C. F. Adams
Francis Peabody
R. C. Hooper
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
W. H. Thayer
D. M. Goodrich
Norman Cabot
Eliot
Charles Eliot Nuvon
H. Stevenson
Ginson
Eeveryone
Mr. Lehmann
University
Everett
Cambridge University
Trinity College
Oat Club
Yale
Piotta
H. B. Cotton
Oxford
Funeral Held For James R Kendrick Of Boston Area
Many railroad men and friends attended the funeral at South Congregational Church for James R Kendrick. Eulogies were given by Rev E A Horton and Dr Edward Breet Hale with flowers sent in profusion. Bearers included Charles P Clark Lucius Tuttle Charles F Choate George L Connor George Pierce John C Page and Edward A Taft. A special train will convey the remains to Lebanon New Hampshire for burial leaving Causeway Street Station at 9 AM.
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James R. Kendrick
South Congregational Church
E.A. Horton
Edward Breet Hale
Mr. Horton
Charles P. Clark
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Charles F. Choate
Old Colony Railroad Company
George L. Connor
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
George Pierce
Old Colony Steamship Company
John C. Page
Edward A. Taft
New York & Boston Despatch Express Company
General Blackmar
Ontasket Steamboat Company
Lebanon
N. H
Causeway Street
Longtime Dean Academy Principal Burrington Resigns
Lester L Burrington A M professor at Dean Academy Franklin has tendered his resignation which the board accepted at a special meeting. He served twenty one years at Dean Academy including seventeen and a half as principal. His career also included posts at Goddard Academy Barre Vermont and the Illinois State Normal School Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester L. Burrington
A. M
Dean Academy
Franklin
Burrington
Goddard Academy
Barre
Illinois State Normal School
Bloomington
Ill
Fie
Somerville Regiment Elects Officers After Captain Parson’s Retirement
Company M of the Highth Regiment in Somerville held an officer election at the new street armory after Captain Horace M. P arsons retired to Colorado for health. First Lt Herbert W. Whitten elected captain unanimously. Second Lt George L. Marshall unanimously chosen first lieutenant declined. Acting First Sgt George S. Canfield elected first lieutenant unanimously.
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Highth Regiment
Somerville Light Infantry
New Street
Somerville
Horace M. Parsons
Colorado
Herbert W. Whitten
George L. Marshall
George S. Canfield
Labor Federation Opens Sixteenth Convention Led by Gompers
In Cincinnati the sixteenth annual AFL convention convened with President Samuel Gompers in the chair. He highlighted organized labor gains, urged Congress action on the eight hour law, and outlined plans for a nationwide mass meeting program and ongoing presence at the federal capital.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Samuel Gompers
HE. J. Denny
Moulders’ Union
Gompers
John F., O'Sullivan
Boston
George ¥. Warner
Brooklyn
Edward
Congress
United States
Committee On Labor
House of Representatives
Thomas W. Phillips
Washington
House
Executive Council
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Green Glass Bottle Blowers
National Association
Plumbers’ and Gas Fitters’ National Association
South
Robert Howard
Fall River
Mass
Cotton Spinners’ Union
Fred J. Estes
Columbus
Great Britain
Utah
Hoisting and Portable Engineers Charge Wage Cut Attempt
Union members meeting at St Andrew's Hall accuse a Rapid Transit Commission foreman of trying to lower hoisting engineers wages by firing 28 cent workers and hiring 25 cent replacements. A committee was set to approach the commission and resolutions denounced the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoisting and Portable Engineers’ Union
St. Andrew’s Hall
Rapid Transit Commission
Universalist Club Holds Centennial Tribute Dinner
Thirty five Universalist Club members met at the Hotel Thorndike for their regular meeting and dinner. Hosea Starr Ballou spoke on Dr Ballou's Influence on Our Church a Centennial Tribute and Rev Thomas J Sawyer shared reminiscences.
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Universalist Club
Thorndike
Hosea Starr Ballou
The Great Remedies for Women’s Ailments Promoted
A period advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the cure for weakness and disease of the organs distinctly feminine. It claims quick, painless relief and notes testimonials and broad book promotions, urging women to read Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and obtain copies at low cost.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Be A. O. U. W. Ball At Berkeley Hall Sees 150 Couples
The Be Game Outing Club hosted its fifth annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with 200 couples in attendance. President W H Burke directed the floor with George Fitzgerald and aides. Intermission supper followed by dancing until 3 am. Notables included Senators and aldermen from East Boston and Charlestown. General Sherman Lodge A O U W held its second annual ball at Berkeley Hall with over 150 couples in the grand march led by Edward Canny and assistants J Cassidy and J C Donohue.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. H. Burke
George Fitzgerald
John Quinn, Jr
M. J. Leary
East Boston
Daniel F. Driscoll
Thomas Riley
John F. Fitzgerald
Perlie A. Dyar
Presho
Charlestown
William J. Donovan
William FE. Donovan
Riddle
McGivern
Larry Kennedy
J. H. Falvey
Charles Gauer
William J. Fitzgerald
John Morrisey
John Sweeney
James McNamara
William E. Gallagher
William O’hearn
Katherine O'Hearn
Nellie Donovan
Lillian Buckley
Julia Golden
Annie Gilraine
Margaret Quirk
General Sherman Lodge
Berkeley Hall
Edward Canny
J. Cassidy
J. C. Donohue
Mas Flood
Local Officials and Notables Named in Charlestown Notice
A list of individuals including Milton C. Paige Representative McManus Edward P. Barry Councilman John Ma honey M Co O Connell Charlestown Lodge Leo Chicoine Maplewood Mr and Mrs John Allston Mr and Mrs Robert Ma honey Master Workman James J O'Brien Mt Washington Lodge B L B Howard Miss Katherine Breen Miss Annie Monihan John H Russell Joseph A Cogan P J Carney John B Featherstone Theodore H Campbell appears in a community notice. Names are tied to local organizations and civic roles.
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Milton C. Paige
McManus
Edward P. Barry
John Mahoney
Ward 15
M. Co. O'Connell
Charlestown Lodge
Leo Chicoine
Maplewood
John Allston
Robert Mahoney
James J. O'Brien
Mt. Washington Lodge
B. L. B. Howard
Katherine Breen
Annie Monihan
John H. Russell
Joseph A. Cogan
Cooper Camping Club Holds Second Annual Ball in Charlestown
The Cooper Camping Club of the North End held its second annual ball last evening in Roughan Hall Charlestown. Grand march led by president John J Solari who escorted Miss Esther Riley. Members wore white duck suits and the floor was supervised by Solari.
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Cooper Camping Club
North End
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
John J. Solari
Esther Riley
Merrill Hanson marriage of Gertrude Han son and Byron Merrill
The marriage of Miss Gertrude B. Hanson daughter of Mrs Willis B Morse of Lowell to Byron B. Merrill of Utica New York staff editor of the Utica Saturday Globe occurred at the bride's grandmother Mrs Sophia Rodenzier Everett on Monday afternoon. Relatives and intimate friends attended and Mrs Merrill will reside in Utica.
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Gertrude B. Hanson
Willis BE. Morse
Lowell
Byron B. Merrill
Utica
N. Y
Saturday Globe
Sophia Rodenizer
Everett
Merrill
Review Publishing stockholders meet at Young's Hotel
At a stockholders meeting of the Review Publishing Company held last evening at Young's Hotel the Very Rev. Mgr Maginnis chaired. Guests included Rev Thomas Walee Lewiston Maine MFP Cooke J F Clarke Fall River J J Lyons Manchester NH and T Linnehan Biddeford. Reports showed a 33 percent increase in business. Officers elected for the coming year were President Very Rev Mgr Maginnis Treasurer Rev John O'Brien and Clerk Rev Philip J O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review Publishing Company
Young’s Hotel
Mer. Maginnis
Thomas Walee
Lewiston
M. FP. Cooke
J. F. Clarke
Fall River
J. J. Lyons
Manchester
N. H
T. Linnehan
Biddeford
William H. Powers
Sacred Heart Review
Mgr. Maginnis
John O’brien
Philip J. O'Donnell
Countess De Braza Arrives After Acquittal in New York
The Countess De Braza, friend of Maria Barberi and recently acquitted of murder in New York, arrived in this city last evening and lodged at the Brunswick. Miss Barberi did not accompany her.
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Countess de Braza
Maria Barberi
New York
the Brunswick
Miss Barberi
Life Guard remedy from Dr Shaw goes to mass production
Dr Thomas P Shaw of Lowell Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts Medical Society has mass produced Life Guard tiny white pellets for throat and lung diseases. The remedy claims to arrest la grippe without morphine or quinine and promises harmony with nature improving circulation and organ function with bottles sold by druggists at 0 cents.
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Thomas P. Shaw
Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Medical Society
Shaw
Life Guard
la Grippe
Army recruits for Cuba flood Boston business row
A Boston business owner reports a surge of would be Cuban army recruits at his shop. He claims as many as sixty officers from various services possess discharges and strong recommendations from officials at home and abroad and could muster 1000 men in a day or 30,000 in six days. He describes applicants preferring battlefield death to starvation in Boston.
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Worpester
Conoern
Boston
Thomas Huxley
Richard A. Proctor
Charles Morris
Philo. Acad. of Natural Sciences
Robert Hunter
F.G.S
John Stainer
Seneca Egbert
Marcus Benjamin
Smithsonian Nstitution
Vuguly Buuss
Ballem
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Destor
Castoria
MR. Kendrick
H. W. Whitten
Tufts
James W. Tufts
Portland Street
Dlabor
Gompars
American Federationist
Tig
McCraith
Pomeroy
Chicago
Illinois
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Syndicate Publishing Co
Philadelphia
House of Cassell & Co
London
National Newspaper Syndicate
Washington Street
Lhereby
Washington St
Department of Science and Art
Department of Justice
U. S. Treasury Department
Merrill— Hanson
Cuba
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