Cooke Analyzes Emerson Transcendentalism Lecture
The Rev. George Willis Cooke in Huntington Hall dissected Emerson's role in Transcendentalism. He argued Emerson’s ideas collapsed after his death and that Emerson treated disease as mental while linking nature's laws to ethics. Alfred T. Farlow rebutted by calling that view unChristian Science.
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George Willis Cooke
Emerson
Huntington Hall
Alfred T. Farlow
Christian Science Church
Trainmen mourn death of Mackinnon former B amp M executive
Puritan Lodge 621 of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen adopts resolutions expressing sorrow at the death of Tristram Allan Mackinnon former vice president and general manager of the Boston and Maine Railroad. The notice lauds his courteous conduct and support for union interests and extends condolences to family relatives and associates.
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Puritan Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Providence of God
Tristram Allan Mackinnon
Boston & Maine Railroad
Open Door Policy Gains in Manchuria
The July report states the Manchurian question is settled satisfactorily. China agrees to open several treaty ports, likely Mukden and Tatungkao, with Russia promising not to oppose. State Department hails a substantial gain for American and world commerce.
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Washington
United States
Mukden
Manchuria
Tatungkao
Yalu River
State Department
Captain Francis Leighton Dies at Millsbridge
Captain Francis Leighton of Millsbridge Maine died at home on July 9 at about 45. A noted coastwise ship master, he sailed the Nineveh, Timothy Field, Evie B Hall and others for John Emery & Co of Boston. He survived by a widow and several children. He suffered heart trouble after a collision incident on the Plymouth near Long Island Sound.
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Francis Leighton
Millsbridge
Leighton
Timothy Field
Evie B. Hall
John §. Emery
Taunton
Long Island Sound
Eyes of the world on Roosevelt voiced by Justice Brewer
Milwaukee July 16 Associate Justice David Brewer of the Supreme Court is quoted saying the eyes of the world are upon President Roosevelt to see if he has the nerve to send the government at St. Petersburg the Jewish petition of protest against Kishineff atrocities and to act accordingly.
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Milwaukee
Wis
David Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Kishineff
Noted Plunger Now Penniless in New York
Davy Johnson, once a giant of the betting ring known as the Napoleon, has gone broke again. He previously owed $60,000 to bookmakers and paid it off six months later. This season at Sheepshead and Brighton about $125,000 has vanished from his bets. his career includes two $50,000 gains in a day and total wins and losses near $2,000,000.
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York
Davy Johnson
Sheepshead
Brighton
Gould Brokaw at Magnolia
Gould Brokaw a New York millionaire club man who has been sued for breach of promise by Katherine Poillon stopped at the Oceanside House in Magnolia for three days. He is touring the New England states in a red automobile with Dr R M Taft a valet and a chauffeur.
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Magnolia
W. Gould Brokaw
New York
Katherine Poillon
Oceanside House
Barr rises from clerk to Boston and Maine leader
Frank Barr's steady climb from freight clerk in 1868 to general manager of the Boston and Maine is described as earned, not pulled. Born in Nashua, he built a career through steady work, early roles as telegraph operator and ticket agent, and key promotions after Worcester Nashua and Portland's absorption by B and M. He lives in Winchester with his wife and two children and is praised for clear directions and quiet leadership.
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Frank Barr
Boston & Maine
North Station
Barr
Worcester, Nashua & Portland
Nashua
Worcester, Nashua
Mackinnon
Mr. Barr
Winchester
Ife
Feast of Our Lady of Carmel Observed at Roxbury Convent
The Carmelite Convent on Mt. Pleasant Avenue Roxbury observed the Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel with all day services. Masses and a high mass were celebrated by priests from St Patrick's St Marys Malden and St Francis de Sales. The ceremony featured solemn benediction and a sermon by Father Florence Halloran praising perseverance in prayer.
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Roxbury
Leo XIII
Luke
Nathaniel J. Merritt
St. Patrick's Church
Father Neagle
Malden
James J. McCarthy
St. Francis de Sales
M. F. Geary
St. Leo's Church
Thomas McCormack
P. J. Supple
Cambridge
E. A. McLaughlin
Florence J. Halloran
St. Peter's
Dorchester
Halloran
Ahern
David Ahern
MP Feet Street
St. Stephen's Church
Hanover Street
Old Dorchester
Cleary
John Cleason
Jeremiah
Ellen Crony Cleary
Ward St
St. Frances de Sales
Jones
David c. Jones
Esmond Street
Food in sorrow and the healing power of Grape Nut
A Homer Illinois mother recounts how her four year old son died after an accident and describes how daily Grape-Nuts intake, starting with a half teaspoon and increasing, helped her recover from nervous prostration. She credits improved eating and sleep, stronger health, and a better ability to bear her burden to the cereal. The notice cites Postum Co. and invites mail details on a cooks contest with substantial prizes.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Sanford's Ginger Healthful for many everyday ills
Sanford's Ginger claims to break up colds chills grip fevers and other illnesses without harming health. It promotes benefits for loss of appetite indigestion weakness nervousness sleeplessness travel fatigue and cramps. The ad urges looking for the Owl Trade Mark and notes thirty years as the standard.
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Sanford
Shamrock III Defeats Shamrock I In Coastal Race
Shamrock III wins a 20 mile windward course off Sandy Hook by about 15 seconds over Shamrock I after a windy start and a slower first leg. The older boat made a late surge but Shamrock III extended its lead with faster windward pace and finished with a clear advantage as conditions eased.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Sandy Hook
Shamrock III
Shamrock I
Leeward
Windward
Cruizer
Bevis
Wringe
Sir Thomas
De Guichard the Winner in 15 Mile Race at Charles River Park
Basil De Guichard won the 15 mile paced race at Charles River Park last evening defeating Nat Butler by two laps after Butler's machine faltered. Joe Nelson finished third seven laps behind. time for the distance was 18 minutes 32 15 seconds, under the record.
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Basil de Guichard
Charles River Park
Nat Butler
Joe Nelson
Nelson
Butler
Cambridge
de Guichard
Nat
Hoffman
Pat Logan
J. A. McNeil
L. A. Stoughton
Ralph Wyatt
H. A. Barry
Matt Downey
Barry
J. L. Silkar
Wyatt
D. Connolly
H. M. Abbott
A. W. McDonald
C. S Kimball
Adam Beyerman
Hollister
Bennie Munroe
Skip Kimball
J. J. McKinnon
Butler Weeeene
S—De Guichard
i—De Guichard
de Gutchard
Ae Guichard
Tramp Shaves Self on Pier Using Ice Glass and Soap
Officer John O'Hare of Longwharf recounts a curious incident on the pier as a tramp shaved with a piece of glass and ice and soap. He formed a lather and performed a fair shave on his chin, an act judged by onlookers as surprisingly artistic.
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John O'Hare
Longwharf
Imnited Fruit Company
Sean
American yacht leads island race to Deal
July 16 The handicap yacht race from Heligoland to Deal England started at 3 pm in a light breeze. Starters Empress Iduna Emperor William Meteor Navahoe and Therese. Navahoe led at the start.
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Island OF
Heligoland
Deal
England
Emperor William
Steam Yacht Race A Feature Of New York Cruise
New York Yacht Club yachts gathered at Glen Cove for the annual cruise along Long Island Sound starting tomorrow. A steam yacht race for a cup donated by James Gordon Bennett and named after his yacht Lissitra will be held off Newport on the 24th with Kanawha and Nomad already entered and several more likely to join before dawn on race day.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Long Island Sound
James Gordon Bennett
Newport
Kanawha
H. H. Rogers
Nomad
W. B. Leeds
Trotting Horse Killed in Wakefield Runaway
A valuable race horse owned by E. B. Rice of Chelsea ran away this morning and struck a telephone pole, causing instant death by a broken neck. Hustler McIntyre was thrown out, treated by Dr. Charles Dutton for a broken rib and bruises. The horse was worth $2000.
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Wakefield
E. B. Rice
Chelsea
Hustler McIntyre
Charles Dutton
Harrington Crowley Wedding in Charlestown
Miss Josephine V Harrington and Joseph M Crowley wed Tuesday in St Francis de Sales Church. Bride wore gray silk and white hat. Minnie Harrington was bridesmaid. Edward Harrington best man. Reception at 27 Auburn Street. couple to reside there after honeymoon to New York. A sword gift from Prairie shipmates noted.
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Josephine V. Harrington
Charlestown
Joseph M. Crowley
M. F. Crowley
St. Francis de Sales Church
Minnie E. Harrington
Edward L. Harrington
Auburn Street
New York
Prairie
Haskell Gould Wedding At Roxbury Home
Florence M Gould and James H Haskell wed at 8 Pevear Place Roxbury the bride’s stepfather J B Garland residence Rev Dr Ewing officiated Miss Belle Gould bridesmaid Percy Gould gave away Elmer J Haskell best man The bride wore a white silk gown and roses couple to live at 8 Pe year Place until next month
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Florence M. Gould
James H. Haskell
Pevear Place
Roxbury
J. B. Garland
Dr. Ewing
Winthrop Street Methodist Church
Belle Gould
Percy Gould
Elmer J. Haskell
Brookline Man Hurt Falling From Roof In Brookline
Howard B. Whittaker a 19 year old Brookline resident fell about 35 feet while working on a new building on Alton place yesterday morning. He suffered a broken ankle two broken ribs a dislocated shoulder and a scalp wound. Dr H M Cutts treated him and he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by police ambulance.
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Howard B. Whittaker
Homer Street
Brookline
Alton Place
H. M. Cutts
Massachusetts General Hospital
This Little Girl Cured of Consumption by Inhalation
Testimonial from Mrs Frances M Hill of Allston Massachusetts describing her ten year old daughter’s severe consumption inherited from family. After nine months of Koch Lung Cure treatment at 361 Boylston Street Boston the child was cured in two months and became strong and healthy.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Frances M. Hill
Reedsdale St
Allston
Mass
Hoosier Leads Eastern Fleet In All Night Yacht Race
The Hoosier of the Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead won the all night race to Vineyard Haven finishing at 6 51 in the morning. The Puritan followed in close second while Undercliff and Hope Leslie arrived next. The fleet will stay until morning then proceed to Newport and New London joining Hast ern Club and New York Yacht Club units.
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Vineyard Haven
Hoosier
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Puritan
Undercliff
Hope Leslie
Newport
New London
Hastern Club
New York Yacht Club
Wollaston Yacht Club Hosts Ladies Day Parade and Dance
Tomorrow at Wollaston Yacht Club in Quincy the fleet will sail from the club float at 3 PM and pass in review before the flagship. Afterward a sail with refreshments at 6 PM precedes an evening of dancing and social hours.
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Wollaston Yacht Club
Quincy
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