Authors Honor Aldrich Memorial Dedication in Portsmouth
A large gathering in Portsmouth marks the dedication of the Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial. Noted figures including Governor Curtis Guild Jr. and Mark Twain attended along with wits, poets, and civic leaders. Henry Van Dyke of New York read a portrait poem of Aldrich during the visit to the memorial home.
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Guild
Mark Twain
Rtsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth
Thomas Baileych
Wallace Hackett
Was Bailey Aldrich Memorial
Curtis Guild, Jr
Maine
E. C. Diet
New York Yacht Club
ron_Floyd
New Hampshire
Ayor Hackett
Cur- Guild, Jr
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Mas Wentworth Higginson
Thomas Ison Page
Ark Twain
Titlefield
William Dean Jowells
Memorial Association
Henry van Dyke
New York
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Aldrich
Rockingham Hotel
Grant
John Trowbridge
C. EK. Littlefield
Barrett Wendell
Frank Dempster Sherman
Thomas Nelson Page
Arlo Bates
George Tyson
Winslow Warren
Warren
Richard Watson Gilder
Harrison Norris
Sylvester Baxter
Alice Browne
F. B. Samborn
Roger Walcott
Russell Sullivan
James DeNormandie
Helen Bell
Wirt Dexter
W. D. Howells
Francis Bartlett
Joseph J. Asch
Thomas A. Lawton
Willis Shepherd
David M. Little
Charles Warren
Thatcher Loring
Capellé
Alexander Cochrane
Charles L. Robinson
Ticknor
Ticknor, Mr. Williams, Richardson, Judge and Mra, William H. Moore
Councilman
William Endicott
Samuel Hoar
John C. Gray
Edward Morse
Co. M. Floyd
Charles EK. Fox
John L. Gardner
John Lowell
Nathan H. Dole
Samuel L. Clemens
Dean Hodges
Lorine Deland
Peter H. Dunne
Sarah O. Jewett
Commodore EH. C. Benedict
Edna Dean Proctor
Edwin D. Mead
William Vaughn Moody
Clinton Soullard
Drowning Rescue Story From Fragmentary Text
A fragmentary report describes a drowning incident in which a rescuer saved a girl from water. Details are unclear but the event centers on a quick rescue using a hook and efforts by bystanders.
Salvation Army officers bid fond farewell to Evans
Colonel and Mrs. William Evans depart Boston for Cleveland after a rousing send-off by the Boston corps at South station. Colonel and Mrs. Adam Gifford arrive to take charge with a banquet, reception, and an 8 o'clock welcome ceremony at People's Palace.
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William Evans
Salvation Army
South Station
Boston Corps
Cleveland
People’s Palace
Adam Gifford
New York
Boston
Gifford
William Peart
Adjutant Coyne
Sammonds
Captain Abraham
Albright
Dunham
Sheppard
Evans
Air Shaft Fall Fatal at Brandon Hall
Herman of 405 Washington Street Somerville dies after falling 40 feet into an air shaft on the Brook Hine roof at Brandon Hall. He was about 85 years old and died at once. several others were present but not hurt.
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Herman Officies
Washington Street
Somerville
Brandon Hall
Brook Hine
Trapped in L Door at Pleasant Street Station
Minnie W. Kealey aged 38 of 19 Centre Street was trapped in the centre door of an elevated car at Pleasant Street subway station yesterday afternoon. The train was about to start when guards and passengers shouted to release her. She suffered injuries to head and body and was taken to City Hospital.
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Pleasant Street
Minnie W. Kealey
Centre Street
Miss Kealey
City Hospital
Professor Arthur Krentzlin Found Dead in Cambridge Home
The body of Professor Arthur Krentzlin, a Cambridge music teacher, was found at the foot of a cellar stairs in 2 West Street. Police and Medical Examiner Durrell rule death an accident after an estimated three days since death. Neighbor Mr Falvey discovered the body as Mrs Krentzlin and their children vacationed in St Johns, N F.
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Arthur Krentzlin
Cambridge
West Street
Cambridgeport
Durrell
Falvey
Krentzlin
Hilda
Edmund
Death of Professor Krentzlin Shocks Cambridge Music Circle
Former pupils held a Saturday party in Arlington. Professor Krentzlin returned home about 1 AM with two Cambridge men. Neighbors later saw the piano lit until about 3 AM and noted no milk or papers were collected. He died from a skull fracture after an accidental fall, while the pianist had taught 100 to 200 pupils from Cambridge Boston and Somerville.
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Arlington
Cambridge
Henrietta Jackson
Falvey
Professor Krentzlin
East
Berlin
Kullik and Leschelizke Conservatories
Carl Reinecké Conservatory
Leipsie
Boston
Somerville
FourYearOld Falls Into Boiling Water At Home
In Jamaica Plain yesterday morning four year old Elsie Hastings tripped while chasing a kitten at 44 Oakdale Avenue and fell into a tub of boiling water. She sustained severe burns to the back neck and chest and was taken to City Hospital where doctors fear for her recovery. The child previously won a first prize at a baby show for her looks.
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Oakdale Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Elsie Hastings
Cool dress for the Fourth at Wolf's My Clothier
The advertisement touts outfits for the Fourth from Wolf's corner Hanover and Portland streets. It promises extra values across departments and yearns to offer attractive prices on outing trousers hats shoes and full suits.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Van Camp's Milk Promises Pure Germless Dairy for Home Use
An advertising pitch promoting Van Camp's Milk as germless and safer than raw milk. It contrasts tubercular contamination and disease from raw milk with Van Camp's sterilized, evaporated milk and its economical, convenient use in homes. It urges readers to switch and write for a cook book. The copy hails Van Camp Packing Co of Indianapolis.
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van Camp
Washington, D. C
Morse
New York
van Camp’s
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Van Camp’s Milk Evaporated and Unsweetened Product Mention
Industrial note lists Van Camp's Milk Evaporated Sterilized Unsweetened from Van Camp Packing Co of Indianapolis Indiana.
No Bill Says Ex Mayor Fitzgerald Denies Itemized Legal Bill
Former Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald rejects a newspaper report claiming a $15,000 itemized legal bill from Daniel H. Coakley and T. W. Coakley was presented to him. He says no bill or court action exists and calls the story entirely false. Coakley brothers similarly deny any Such bill or proceedings.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Post
Fitzgerald
Messrs. T. W
D. H. Coakley
Coakleys
Mr. Fitzgerald
Messrs. Coakley
J. A. Denenison
James Donovan
Seavey
Armthur W. Dolan
Montague
Dennison
Donovan
Daniel H. Coakley
Hub Postal Service Announces Wide Staffing and Salary Changes
Postmaster Mansfield announced a series of salary raises promotions transfers and district consolidations effective at the new fiscal year. Key moves include 25 new clerks a $100 carrier raise a $800 top for all central office superintendents and three new post office inspectors with Quincy and Newton districts merged into Greater Boston.
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Mansfield
Quincy
Newton
Boston
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Newton Upper Falls
Newton Lower Falls
Newtonville
West Newton
Greater Boston
Charles A. Haskell
Atlantic
Wollaston
Braintree
South Braintree
Charles H. Hammond
A. B. Weston
Omar T. Lowery
E. T. Barker
Eugene A. Reed
William T. Irving
Henry B. Curtis
Walter R. Keane
John J. O’brien
W. W. Ramsdell
McClellan’s Title Clear in New York Mayor Case
Justice Lambert ruled McClellan duly elected Mayor in 1905 and ordered a verdict. Hearst had contested the office. McClellan said recounts forced him to spend $40,000 to defend his title, not counting unpaid counsel.
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New York
McClellan
New York City
Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
W. R. Hearst
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