Harvard Commencement Punch Debate Prompts Alumni Reform
A letter to the Post urges Harvard graduates to abandon class day punches and the LDKE club’s beer and branding. The writer cites Cambridge’s no license stance and notes undergraduates and authorities oppose liquor at Commencement. VERITAS-SINE VINO.
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Sir
Harvard
LD. K. E. Society
LD. K. E
Ous
Cambridge
Holworthy
Stoughton
Hollis
Thayer
Memorial Hall
Street Beggars Punished in Municipal Court
In municipal court yesterday two street beggars charged with vagrancy were sentenced to a month on the island. A third beggar was released on his own recognizance.
Charity reform urged in Massachusetts juvenile aid meetings
C W Birtwell of the Children's Aid Society denounced current juvenile charity methods as outrageous and absurd at the annual conference in Boston. He urged thorough records, outcome comparisons, state reporting, and a business like approach to care, with wards tracked until age of maturity. Officers elected included George S Hale as president, with several vice presidents and committee chairs named.
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Ginx
Evelish
C. W. Birtwell
Children’s Aid Society
Juvenile Charities of
Massachusetts
Conference of Child Helping Societies
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Mr. Birtwell
Commonwealth
Bertha Jacobs
Whitington
Shurtliff
F. B. Allan
Corporation Committee
George S. Hale
Charles F. Donnelly
Ouis K. Newell
E. C. Putnam
F. 8. Morse
W. F. Kidder
W. T. Piper
Morse and MacPhee Wed In City Ceremony
Morse and Rachel Alice MacPhee were married January 14 at the Chapel of the Ascension with Rev. W. E. C. Smith presiding. Judge Bushrod Morse is the groom, and the ceremony took place in this city.
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Morse—Macphee
Chapel of the Ascension
W. E. C. Smith
Bushrod Morse
Rachel Alice MacPhee
Death notices from city record list many local obituaries
Deaths listed in a Boston area notices column include Mann Joseph Rockwood Mann aged 33 mourning, Bigelow Emily W widow of Horatio N. Bigelow 78, Bean Hon Alvah Bean 77, Butler Jane Douglas 81 6 months, Cobb Louisa Z. Cobb, Clark Charles Clark 86, Davis Walter E. 35, Foster Joan D. widow of Samuel Foster 80, Fox Belle Fox ? , Frey Mary A. Frey 46, Hall Susan F. Hall 75 6, Hill Henry Hill 97 . Ilsley Bennet Tyler Ilsley 59 4, Sessions Rev Alexander J. Sessions Beverly, Smith Ellen Frances Smith 53 3 26, Butler John Henry Butler 72, Dauphiney Sarah Ann 77, Grew Henry Grew, Holt Thomas Holt 80, Bates Deborah B. Bates , Crowningshield Benjamin W. Crowningshield 65? 4, Bowditch Elizabeth B. Bowditch 85, funeral Arlington Street Church Jan 19 11. Flowers not requested.
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Jane Douglas
Daniel Butler
Ys. Cobb
Roxbury
Louisa Z. Cobb
O. W. Cebb
Clark
Waltham
Charles Clark
Davis
South Boston
Walter E. Davis
Foster
Jamaica
Benjamin and
Harriet Smith
Green Lodge
Butler
Marlborough Street
John Henry Butler
Dauphiney
Jamaica Plain
Sarah Ann
John Edwar Dauphiney
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Henry Grew
Hyde Park
Holt
West Springfield Street
Thomas Holt
Bates
Hingham
Deborah B
Amos Bates
Crow Ninshield
Rome
Italy
Benjamin W. Crowningshield
Bowditch
Elizabeth B
Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowditch
Arlington Street
Spinning Exhibition on Boston Common Impresses Miss Sally
Miss Sally, a teen with dark hair and bright eyes, hosts a spinning display on Boston Common with her lover Thomas Fayerweather observing. The event, organized by her father to promote linen manufacturing, showcases female industry and unity for public good, culminating in a tender reconciliation as he praises her sacrifice for the country. The linen table linen marked T. S. F. remains as a relic of the summer day.
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Miss Sally
Summer Street
UG. KF. Hovey & Co
Thomas Fayerweather
Boston
England
Holland
Mr. Fayerweather
Sally
Phipps
Boston Common
Holmes
History of
Justin Winsor
A. L A
Football League kickers and amateur clubs discussed
The piece outlines interest in a professional style football league using association rules, with Fall River support and possible cross play with baseball schedules. It notes Suffolk Athletic Club’s organizing efforts, potential releases from the B A A for Danny Long and Joe Finneran, and plans for new club colors and facilities.
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Harvard
Yale
Fall River
England
Boston College
Suffolk Athletic Club
Suffolk Club
Washington Street
Danny Long
Joe’ Finneran
Fred Robertson
Fred
Union Athletic Club
Tommy Connelly
Martin Flaherty
Connelly
Tom Cook
O’donnell
Powers
Nash
Gay
Kelly
Upton
John Paine
Corbett
Sumner Paine
R. P. Russell
Russell
B.A. A
Ninth Regiment A. A
Suffolk A.C
Osborn
M. J. Carey
C. H. Robinson
Natick
Dyar
Tech
Noblit
New Bedford A. C. Targets Connelly Flaherty in Open Meet
The club aims to sign Tommy Connelly and Martin Flaherty with a strong purse. Fred Lord plans future indoor hurdles and shows progress in leaps. Jim McCarthy trains by punching a bag when not running. Captain Connor, a new Tri-Mounter, promises a sleeper for Melrose cross country.
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Fred Lord
Jim McCarthy
Captain Connor
Melrose
New Bedford A. C
Tommy Connelly
Martin Flaherty
Obituary Roll notes Harvard professors and prominent deaths
The obituary roll reports the death of Professor Joseph Lovering of Harvard University from chronic bronchitis aged 68. Other obituaries include Colonel Benjamin William Crowninshield of Boston died in Rome, Rev A L Stone formerly of Park Street Church, Archduke Charles Salvator of Vienna, Mrs Sarah Conway, and George E Kimball, a pharmacist of Everett.
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Joseph Lovering
Harvard University
Harvard
Francis Bowen
George Edward Ellis
R. T. F. Lowell
James Russell Lowell
H. W. Torrey
Jeffries Wyman
Merrill Wyman
Lovering
Hollis
Ile
American Academy of Art
American Philosophical Society
National Academy of Sciences
Appleton Chapel
B. W. Crowninshield
Charles Salvator
Vienna
Leopold II
Tuscany
Sarah Conway
James Conway
Katharine
Conway
Pilot
George E. Kimball
Everett
Special election for First Middlesex district in Cambridge
Voters in Wards 1 and 5 Old Cambridge will go to the polls on Tuesday January 26 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Representative Elect Charles Almy who became a judge. Democrats nominate ex Representative Isaac McLean. Republican candidate is ex Alder John E Parry who has filed nomination papers.
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Middlesex
Old Cambridge
Charles Almy
F. Sanger
Isaac McLean
John E. Parry
Barnes and Irving Lead Opening Pro Billiards Match
Barnes defeated Irving 75 to 67 at the Washington Billiard Palace as the big professional tournament began. Irving opened with a break and two, Barnes answered with twelve points, Irving led briefly, then Barnes regained the lead to the end. Garnes made a high run of twelve and Irving’s best was eight. Mark Stone and John McMinan meet tonight.
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Barnes
Irving
Washington Billiard Palace
Whicharnes
Garnes
Mark Stone
Massachusetts
John McMinan
The Kings Jester Excerpt Shows Wit and Advertising Tips
Herbert Booth King of Boston and New York fills the piece with wit and brisk business hustle. It offers a concise one word text for a monthly sermon advertisement and clear guidance on how where and when to advertise for all classes of advertisers.
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King
Herbert Booth King
Boston
New York
Parental Home Association Set Meeting for Jan 20
The annual meeting of the Parental Home Association will be held Wednesday evening January 20 at 5 Park Street at 7 45 o clock. The friends of the association are urgently requested to be present as important business will be brought before the association.
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Parental Home Association
Park Street
Friends of the Association
Prospects for New Mexico Statehood and Growth
A New Mexico editor outlines optimistic prospects for statehood this session, noting unity among parties, rich mineral wealth, vast grazing lands, and irrigation projects. He cites unsettled Spanish land grants as a major hurdle but highlights a new land court and growing irrigation ventures such as the Great Picas and Rio Grande systems. He foresees a California-like boom once titles settle and irrigation expands, with Boston-backed irrigation firms and large landholdings amid legal disputes.
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P. P. Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Boston
New Post
Northwest
California
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Hidalgo
United States
Congress
Las Cruces
Gila River
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande Irrigation and Colonization Company
New Mexico
Bright's disease warning in New Orleans lecture ends in death
A medical professor in a New Orleans college demonstrates kidney disease using his own fluid and dies within a year. The piece warns Bright's disease as a mortal, hereditary threat and promotes Warner's SafeCure as a time sensitive remedy endorsed by physicians and scientists, cautioning buyers to obtain genuine product from trusted dealers.
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New Orleans
Bright
Cis Warner
SafeCure
Third annual benefit concert at the Y M C A hall
Tonight the North End Dispensary and Hospital charity holds its third annual entertainment at the Y M C A hall Boylston andbernh erne streets. Doors open all day and night. The program includes Tufts College Glee and Mandolin Clubs and other noted instrumentalists and readers. The event is described as a major musical and literary occasion for a noble cause.
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North End Dispensary
Y. M
Tufts College Glee and
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