Rhodes scholars arrive aboard Leyland liner in East Boston
Four Rhodes scholars from the United States and Canada reached East Boston yesterday aboard the Leyland liner Canadian, which docked at her pier shortly before 6 p m. Among them was G C Hucaby of Baton Rouge Louisiana who has studied anthropology for the past three years at Oxford.
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United States
Canada
Boston
G. C. Hucaby
Baton Rouge
Oxford
Fusion of the white and black South race studied by Rhodes scholar
The article notes Hutaby will seek Carnegie Institute support to scientifically study race fusion in the South, a controversial topic since the Civil War. It lists Rhodes scholars including Meservy Brownell Daly and mentions two Oxford-bound women, Scarborough and White. It recounts Fourth of July celebrations aboard a ship with toasts to England’s monarch and Taft, and lists several passengers and their travels prior to arrival in Boston.
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Carnegie Institute
Hutaby
South
Mason and Dixon
Hucaby
Rhodes
A. B. Meservy
Ashland, N. H
H. GC. Brownell
Burlington, Vt
J. Daly
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Oxford
E. D. Scarborough
Texas
A. White
Ilinois
England
Taft
H. H. Knight
Girls’ High School
Boston
Hugh C. Knight
Guy Newhall
Lynn
Newhall
Ireland
Scotland
Gloucester
Girl Hunter Wins Prize in Quincy Fourth of July Parade
Miss Helen Elcock daughter of George Elcock the Blue Hills game warden won a first prize with her Nimrod Scene float in Quincy parade drawing over 1000 in fox pelts and 600 in hounds. A black fox pelt valued at 800 was among the haul. Two dogs were taken out for sunstroke. In the military division the crew of the scout cruiser Chester won first under Captain Decker. First prizes also went to F H Crane and the Red Men. Over 10 000 spectators lined the parade route.
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Helen Elcock
George Elcock
Blue Hills Reservation
Chester
Decker
F. H. Crane
Merrymount Park
Albert Kaiting
A. R
I. H. Johnson
Naval Vterans’ Association
A. LaVoie
Emerson Shoe Company
A. Eugene Hallow
Brockton
Tablet to Minute Men Unveiled at Wellesley Fourth
A 3 ton tablet weighing 1 foot high was unveiled at the Hast College Gate site in West Needham to honor the Minute Men on April 19 1775. Mrs Henry F Durant unveiled it and Egwin M Brooks gave an oration on the Declaration of Independence on the Town Hall green. Clerks and fire department baseball games followed with a Hunnewell grounds fireworks display. A house on Washington avenue damaged by fire for about 3000 dollars.
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Wellesley
Minute Men
West Needham
Hast College
Washington Street
Henry F. Durant
Wellesley College
Egwin M. Brooks
Post Office
Wellesley Fire Department
Hunnewell
House of
William §. Seale
Washington Avenue
Fisheries Boil Over With Whale of a Week at Mystic Harbor
A large fleet of fishermen reached a Mystic wharf as a week of resumed business began. Swordfish came in aboard the new sloop Mildred J. of Edgartown with 45 fish. Thirteen trawlers, including Ripple Foam and Crest, brought in 255,700 pounds of fish, with haddock 88,000, cod 149,000, hake 15,000, pollock 3,200, and halibut 500 pounds aboard the Harriett. The Zyldyk, a Holland-America liner, docked after a disrupted voyage with crew desertion and 1000 tons of cargo to discharge before heading to Philadelphia. Flags and signals adorned all vessels for the national day observance, and the Glendower returned to port after a fatal murder of her master in cabin, with the cabin replaced for a new captain.
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Mildred J
Edgartown
Ripple
Foam
Crest
Harriett
Europe
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Rotterdam
Montreal
Grand Banks
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Bostonian
Columbian
Grand Junction Docks
East Boston
Admiral Dewey
San Jose
Long Wharf
Joseph J. Cuneo
Commercial Wharf
Rinaldo
Kennebec
Zyldyk
Mystic
Prince George
Boston
Gresham
Glendower
Reading
Charles D. Wyman
Lenape
Toy Line
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Maine Steamship Company
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Keeps Tidal Clock and Passage List
Sun rises at 4 13 and sets at 7 24 with a 15 hour 11 minute day. High tides at 6 45 am and 7 00 pm. Arrival July 5 reports numerous ships from Salem to Yarmouth and Philadelphia. Vessels listed include Prince George Boston City of Gloucester Kansas? and barges Manatawney Glendower Neshaminy Ashland.
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A. S
Dolphin
Salem
Canadian
Bullock
Liverpool
Zyldyk
Lieuwen
Rotterdam
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Dingley
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Gloucester
McDorman
Norfolk
Melrose
Frostad
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Snow
New York
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Bay State
Strout
Rockland
Blair
Bath
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Mary F. Scully
Gegg
Shenandoah
Newport News
Henry
Plymouth
Hansen
Port Johnson
Lenape
Lloyd
Newburyport
Glendower
Philadelphia
International
McGoldrick
Mingo
Tulpehocken
Brookside
Onaway
Goldthwaite
Annie
Doucette
Salmon River
N. S
Ida
Sullivan
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Boston
Digby
City of Memphis
Savannah
Juniata
Persian
Manatawney
Neshaminy
Ashland
German Fleet Honors Independence Day With U S Vessels
Kiel July 4 The imperial yacht Hohenzollern and German battleships joined visiting American warships in celebrating the American Fourth of July. Ships flew Stars and Stripes from the main top and fired a 21 gun salute at noon. American Commander Coontz and officers were hosted at luncheon by Prince Henry of Prussia and the princess at the castle. The Emperor later sent the Hohenzollern commander congratulations to the American crews.
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Kiel
Germany
Hohenzollern
Coontz
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Bradford bell rung by youths despite police guard
July 4 report from Haverhill describes Bradford youths slipping into the First Church of Christ and ringing the famed bell while about 100 outside caused a mob. A patrol of 20 police arrived after a riot call. the minors were released but 30 names were taken for juvenile court.
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Haverhill
Bradford
Church of Christ, Bradford
Who Was Belle Carillon Mystery Hint in Sunday Post
A teaser directs readers to next Sunday's Sunday Post Magazine for the Belle Carillon mystery solution. The note invites curiosity without revealing details, framing Belle Carillon as the focal figure of an upcoming feature.
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Belle Carillon
Sunday Post
Loans on Pianos and Household Goods Offered in City
Money loan ads from RES CO., 244 Chestnut at Chelsea, and Martin, 181 Tremont St, offer loans on furniture and pianos with easy terms. Continental Loan Office at 1022 Washington St advertises liberal loans on watches and diamonds.
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RES CO
Chestnut At
Chelsea
Nen Nee Nee
Martin
Tremont St
Continental Loan Office
Washington St
Washington Inn. & Loan Ass
Cor
HUB Loan CO
S. R. Briggs CO
Wash St
H. van Dam
Beacon St
Hay
D&s
EE Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Trent Paine
Treas
Avery CO
Gourtn
Kranich & Bach
Mahogany
Hike Now
Steinway
Miller, Gabler
Fischer
Ivers & Pond
Hallet & Davis
Stieff
McPhail
Vose & Sons
Wood
Weser Bros
Merrill, Poole
Henry FI. Miller
Charles
Norris
Boylston Street
Eer
Maine
Tremont
Courtney & Coo
Boylston St
Rs&5&t
Lenox Jewelry CO
Washington At
d&Sa
Round & CO
Washington Street
United States
Frank A. Andrews Co
Col
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W. H H. Bullock
Girl Hunter
Quincy
Shipping News
Seecess
Devonshire i
Childs & CO
State Street
Roont A
Mason Financial Co
Milk Street
DEWEY
Company Credit Bankers
State St
Boston Finance Co
Room
Kilby Investment Co
Kilby Street
Soul & CO
Wash
St. S
Lene
Hamilton & CO
Summer Street
D. H. Tolman
Devonshire St
WicNamara
H. Elwood
School St
P. O. Box
d&Sutt
Nas Gto
School’ St
Charles S. Norris
Barnard
Frank L. Barnard
Continental Clotting Co
Hall
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Steinway, Chickering, Ivers & Pond
Post
White Star Line
Queenstown
SS. Cymric
Zeeland
Leyland Line
S&s A. M. Devonian
Winifredian
Foster’s Wharf
S. S. Belfast
Camden
Castine
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Central Wharf
India Wharf
Lubec
Calais
Franconia
Fishguard
Cunard Line
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co Steamship L Ines
Fiske Wharf
Hanover Street
Batyvery Wharf
Battery Wharf
C. H. Maynard
Mass
Bermuda
Royal Mail Steam Packet CO
W. H. Eaves
New England
Main
Dominion Atlantic BY. S.S. Line
Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
N. E
Statecoonee
Boston Line
Ee Atlantic
Eastern Steam
Plant Line
Met Office Miners Line orchants & _ ee
Steamship Lines
Low- Beekman Tourist Company
Corner Milk
Old South
Hoosac Tunnel
the Post
G5a& A
State Bath House
Revere Beach
August Vatter
F. Nard & CO
Federal St
City
J. Barwanted
Boston Mailing CO
Atlantic Ave
Sugar River Mills
Newport
N. H
P. J. Gallagher
School Street
Rogers
Globe Bldg
Wash. St
LYNCH
Boston Common
Jacksonville
Fla
R. H. Parker
Franklin
Cleveland
American Listing Company
Marquette Bld
Chicago
Chapin
Describig
Seashore Farm
Charles Bowdoin
Kennebunk, Mo
Chapin Farm Agency
Framingham
W. F. Gates
W. E. Childs
Mansfield
Dept. A
Leland
el Milk St
Kenberma Park
Nantasket Beach
Dept. F
Nantasket
Dartmouth St
Back Bay Station
New Copley Plaza Hotel
Hyneman Estate
Hosford & Williams
Globe
U. S, Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Court St
Aeieenetantemccinin Eet Nea
Run
Crown
Durgin
Atlantic Bottling Works
Mason St
Henry W. Wolf
Pemberton &Q
Seacock
Lockport
Lombard Bambina CO
Munroe At
W&sutt
Marks & Chester
Dudley ST. Cor
Dudley Sq
N. F
Dudley St
Max Keezer
Bow ST
Cambridge
Harvard
Prince Alberts
Quincy St
Beck Hall
Tel
Fort Hill
Henry W. Savage
Proctor
Winnipesaukee Inn
Winnipesaukee P. D
New Hampshire
Frank A. Greene
Hampton
Mass. Ave
Pear Mountains
Gilford
E. Sawyer
Laconia
Franklin Union
Lowell Institute
Berkeley and
Appleton Sts
Snow & Son
Dept. B
Market St
World Friendship Club
N.hl
Waltham Chemical Co
Pest
Waltham
Keezer
Columbus Ave
Williams’ Book Store
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
West End
Bowdoin Square
C. S. Gooding
M. E
Washington Sheel
Roxbury
NEW England Storage Ware- House CO
George St
HUB Storage CO. (Inc
Oak St
Ge Aeratee
Bowen
Bowker
Whitman CO
Sullivan Sq
Alberts
d&Su
Seld
Payig
Warren St
Wil
Broadway
Somerville
Putnam Ave
Anderson, Avenue
M. McCarthy
Bromfield St
Boston Feather CO
Winnisimmet ST
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
M. Weiner
Portland St
Whitmen Co
Pepeepee
Mrs. Heinemann
Slye
P. O. Bor
A. J. Karr
Summer St
H. Hanson
Boston Post
Charles M'Fanci
Mountain
Revere
Causeway
Marblehead Neck
MR. Neal
L. L
Lichtenhein
Huntington, Ave
SRS Sss
Haymarket Sq
Moulton St
S. Kalick
Brighton St
Brindle
Lee Street
Rodgyra
Thomas O’callaghan CO
West St
Andrews
Vabels
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