College Men Troopers- Swelter on Way to Camp
Sixty Harvard men form Troop C of the M. V. M. cavalry squadron riding from Boston in 100 degree heat to Framingham for a week long encampment. Two troopers fainted and were assisted, with one returning to Boston. The four troops left armories, traveled via Commonwealth avenue and Weston, and set tents at Framingham while others headed north for field maneuvers.
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Harvard
Boston
Framingham
E. M. Brown
E. J. O'Donohue
Brown
Roxbury
Cambridge
Commonwealth and
Brookline Avenues
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
Weston
B. W. Blake
Cochituate
Harvard Cavalry
Massachusetts Avenue
William L. Swan
Camp Edmands Opened for Cadet Drills at Creel
July 9 Creel CAMP ED MANDS Hingham First Corps Cadets begin parade drills stationed north of the village under a cloudless sky. A midday break brought bathing and splashy tactics while 28 men practiced hose lines and chemical extinguishers for a simulated fire under District Chief Taber of Boston. Morning drills are canceled tomorrow except for church services and camp routine instruction. visitors are expected but heat keeps turnout slim.
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Edmands
Hingham
John W. Decrow
Taber
Boston
Garden Party at Daly Industrial School Draws Thousands
About 8000 people attended a garden party at Daly Industrial School in Dorchester. Children enjoyed rides, games, and a band concert while funds supported seventy orphan girls at the institution. Organizers included Mrs. Richard A. Lynch, Patrick F. Burke, and Richard A. Lynch with the Ladies' Charitable Association.
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Daly Industrial School
Dorchester
Ladies’ Charitable Association
Richard A. Lynch
Patrick F. Burke
P. F. Burke
O’connell
Tobin
Maharanee Rejects Roosevelt Advice On Colonies
In New York, the Maharanee of Baroda and Gaekwar critique Theodore Roosevelt’s Guildhall speech. She questions his knowledge of their country and people, notes women’s influence, and comments on suffragettes and American beauty standards.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Great Britain
India
Maharanee
Baroda
Gaekwar
Roosevelt
Kaiser’s Extra Pockets Aid in Microbe War
Berlin reports the Kaiser proposes a loose pocket sewn into garments to keep microbes away. He explains clean handkerchiefs and daily washing reduce contamination and requires catarrh sufferers to cover mouths with handkerchiefs. The idea, praised by physicians, aims to prevent microbe spread at court.
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Kaiser
Berlin
William
Boston Teachers Credit Debate Led by Mrs Andrews
To the Editor, I must correct a Post statement. The push for extending the principle of the School Peace League was entirely the work of Mrs Fannie Fern Andrews, secretary of the league, and of the private High School.
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Fannie Fern Andrews
League
Priv High School
World’s largest wooden structure stands in New Zealand
The Parliament building in Wellington New Zealand is cited as the world’s largest wooden structure. Timber is used as a pioneer material due to its resilience in earthquakes and its availability.
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Parliament
New Zealand
Grimly dull at T wharf as only Victor the seiner arrives
A quiet day at T wharf with the Victor bringing 2000 fresh mackerel at 30 cents each. The Robert and Arthur held over 19,000 pounds of groundfish sold yesterday. Grace Darling arrived from Georges with 28,000 pounds to sell tomorrow but lost her topsail spar in a squall Friday night. A weak week ends with 65 ships’ catches totaling 1,769,200 pounds of mixed fish. grain trade to Europe remains depressed and future sailings carry no grain.
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Dulness
T Wharf
Robert
Arthur
Grace Darling
Georges
Europe
Ivernia
Liverpool
Parisian
Glasgow
Bostonian
Manchester
Cymrie
Devonian
Philadelphia
London
Nicomedia
Hamburg
Manitou
Antwerp
England
Meyer
Key West
Fla
Fannie Palmer
Salt Cay Bank
Bahama Islands
Treasury Department
George E. Dunn
Galveston
Baltimore
Marblehead
Maine
Bar Harbor
Orion
Mercury
Pallas
Portland
Bark Sunlight
Shipping News Miniature Almanac July 10 Arrivals and Sailed
Sun rises and sets times noted with high water marks and tide rises. A long list of arriving steamers and schooners including Prince George Yarmouth N S Hawes Halifax Cal Our list details vessels arriving via Eastport Portland and Boston to Hoboken Baltimore South Amboy and Gloucester with tugs and barges. Sailed vessels include Bostonian Verona A W Perry Bay State Harvard Harvard and many others bound for Liverpool Newport News Norfolk and Philadelphia with barges Nos 15 6 and 12 and several schooners.
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Nises
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Hawes
Halifax
N. Y
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Cobb
Allan
Eastport
Portland
Crowley
Norfolk
Everett
Abbott
Baltimore
Harvard
Colberth
New York
Belfast
Sawyer
Bangor
City of
St. Anthony
Gates
Eatonville
N. S
Boynton
Small
Rockport
America
White
Mass
Bostonian
Manchester
Liverpool
Verona
Nor
Port Antonio
Jam
A. W. Perry
Bay State
Newport News
Bombay
Nacoochee
Savannah
Katahdin
Jacksonville
Charleston
Juniata
Grecian
Philadelphia
A. M. Whitney
Joseph W. Fordney
Orion
Mercury
Pal
Baseball Notes on Lord and Red Sox Leader
Harry Lord is expected to return to the game tomorrow as the Red Sox rely on his base running and brains. The season should spotlight Gardner and Stahl near the top batting averages while Harry Hoe gains ground during the period.
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Harry Lord
Red Sox
Gardner Enn Stahl
Harry Hoe
Death by own action tells cause in note
Henry Fischer a wealthy White Plains merchant was found dead beside his family's graves in Woodlawn Cemetery Fort Lee New Jersey with a bullet in his temple and a revolver in his hand. A note beside him explains he took the life while in his reason fearing madness would worsen matters for his loved ones.
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New York
Henry Fischer
White Plains
N. Y
Woodlawn
Fort Lee
N. J
Four burglars rounded up with nitro gear in Salem shed
Four men armed with burglar kits and nitro glycerine were captured in a shed off Rice street by police after a warning from a fifth man. George Dawson of Albany, held on $1000 bond, plus four others from Barstow and Dorchester are jailed on $1000 to $1300 bonds. Dawson aided the gang’s alert, then rejoined to avoid suspicion as officers closed in. Boston inspectors and a secret service agent examined the prisoners, identifying Stetson as a New York counterfeiter with a mould.
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Salem
North Shore
George Dawson
Albany
New York
George Atwood
Barstow
Cal
Everett
George H. Stetson
Causeway Street
Bostow
Renauld Milton
Thompsonville
Comn
Francis Walsh
Pearl Street
Dorchester
Dawson
Lynn
Healy
Huntress
Kings Rheal
Sheperd
Rice Street
Morrissey
Boston
Secret Service
Ahearn
Stetson
Divorce Granted to Foxboro Man in Reno Court
George S. Boyden of Foxboro and Attleboro Mass was granted a decree of divorce from Mrs Margaret Boyden in a Reno district court. He alleged extreme cruelty lasting years with repeated acts by his wife including fists, thrown objects, a pewter napkin ring, rulers and verbal abuse. Depositions from New England servants supported the accusations.
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Reno
George S. Boyden
Foxboro
Attleboro
Mass
Margaret Boyden
Boyden
Boydens
Nevada
Brown Tail Moth Rash Relieved by Cuticura Soap
A Brown Tail moth rash yields to Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. A warm bath with Cuticura Soap followed by gentle Cuticura Ointment application usually affords immediate relief from the itching of this common affliction.
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Creel
First Corps
THE
Teddy
Emember
Alabama
Julia S.tutwiler
South Boston
Macoris
San Domingo
New England Gas & Coke Fleet
Betts
Susie D
Quincy
Shipping News
Princess of Avon
John J. Hanson
Mentor
Castine
Cut Price Rubber
Yegg Gang
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