Pay Honor to Eben D. Jordan
Eben D. Jordan was elected president of the board of trustees of the New England Conservatory of Music at a special meeting yesterday. As vice president he promoted advances, aided the Huntington Avenue building, and funded Jordan Hall. He leads the Boston Opera Company and the conservatory, guiding two major musical movements in Boston and the nation.
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Eben D. Jordan
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan
Conservatory
Huntington Avenue
Jordan Hall
New Boston Opera Company
Boston
Notable Boston Group Sails to Bremen on Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
H P Arnold, Mr and Mrs Clifford Brigham, Mrs C B Denny, Mr and Mrs Albert Kaffenberg, George P Putnam, Dr F G and Mrs Robbins and Charles Smith of Boston are booked to sail tomorrow on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
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New York
H. P. Arnold
Clifford Brigham
C. B. Denny
Albert Kaffenberg
George P. Putnam
F. G. An
Robbins
Charles Smith
Boston
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Old Ninth Regiment Veterans Hold Reunion Clashes Over Name
At Wade's Hotel Nantasket Point the Ninth Regiment Veteran Association protested a rival Spanish War group using the old Fighting Ninth title without the MV initials. Thirty survivors of over a thousand answered roll call as 14 members died this year. Officers for the new year include Major George W. Dutton president and Captain Martin O’Brien treasurer.
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Ninth Regiment Veteran Association
Wade's Hotel
Nantasket Point
Michael Murphy
Salem
John F. Dolan
Hudson
Ninth Regiment Veteran Association of
Fighting Ninth
M. Vv
Ninth
James Butler
San Francisco
Henry Sandow
Natick
Edward Fitzpatrick
Worcester
Joseph Plant
Augusta
Joseph Shackleton
Utica
N. Y
John Clynes
Los Angeles
Patrick Moore
M. W. Phalen
Chicago
James Murray
Lawrence
Daniel Buckley
Togus
Benjamin Hayes
Daniel Sweeney
Washington
Daniel J. Daily
Roxbury
James Lanigan
Phalen
George W. Dutton
Stoughton
James Pettee
C. J. Carmody
South Boston
Martin O’brien
Twombley to celebrate 86th birthday at Winchester home
Samuel W. Twombley, long regarded as the father of Massachusetts House of Representatives, marks his 86th birthday on Friday at his Winchester residence. He has served in public life for many years and remains a noted political figure.
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Samuel W. Twombley
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Winchester
Marine Eye Remedy Promises Relief for Sun and Dust Strain
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Tonic as a remedy for eye strain redness and granulation caused by sun wind and dust. It claims the tonic soothes without smarting and offers reliable relief, urging readers to ask their druggist about it.
John L Sullivan Speaks on Temperance and Politics
The event features John L Sullivan urging moderation on rum and criticizing Prohibition, while praising Roosevelt and Bryan. Senator Thomas Cassidy discusses citizenship and harmony, as 1500 plus attendees and notable figures like Sullivan, Cassidy, and Alder man Curley participate in a Boston club outing with races and exhibitions.
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James Curley
Curley
Thomas Curley
John Tucker Dowd
John O’brien
James Walsh
Mary Higgins
Lucy Monahan
John Luce
William Jennings
Michael Crimmins
John Daley
Peter Sullivan
Mary Higgin
Julia Kensington
St. Francis de Sales
Cabots
Algonquin Gymnastic Club
le Roux
Tiny Davis
John Ll. Sullivan
Thomas Cassidy
Adams
John E. Beck
Chelsea
Timothy Good
Cambridge
George O. Raymond
William H. Cuddy
Ward 8
Martin Lomasney
James Timilty
Fred Finnegan
Mike Leary
Tim Callahan
Thomas J. Fay
Williams
McNary
Daniel J. Curley
Frank Burrell
John J. Butler
James Mellen
William McDevitt
Leo McCullough
Patrick O'Connor
John McDonald
Joe Coyle
John Gartland
Patrick Bowen
John Good
Michael Collins
William C. Healey
Spanish Queen Wins Merchants and Manufacturers Trotting Stake
In Detroit on July 29 1908 Spanish Queen owned by George H Estabrook of Denver won the five heat Merchants and Manufacturers Trotting Stake amid a strong field led by Fleming Boy. Alceste placed second after repeated challenges and Hamburg Belle dominated the 2:10 race heat. More than 12 000 spectators watched fast track action and close finishes in multiple events.
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Geers
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Chamber of Commerce
Spanish Queen
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Reeves
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Simmons
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McKinney
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Colby
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Esery
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Miss Georgia
Gerrity
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A. McDonald
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B. Wilson
William
Br. G
Murphy
Rushville
Shaughran
Bif
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I Renee
B. Dives
Reckless heir killed in French auto wreck near Vanderbilt estate
G Winthrop Sands stepson of W K Vanderbilt died in a fiery crash outside Chateau St Louis de Poissy near Paris while speeding to reach his wife and infant at the chateau. Chauffeur Pickins survived with injuries after the 60 horsepower car plowed into trees and burst into flames.
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France
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W. K. Vanderbilt
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Chateau St. Louis de Poissy
Sands
Chateau
Mr. Sands
Pickins
Deauville
Mrs. Sends
Poissy
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month of Treatment
An Osmo-Chemic physicians coupon offers a full month of free treatments and medicines for those who begin by July 31. Testimonials from residents in Wakefield Boston Lynn Roxbury Dorchester Newburyport Haverhill Farmington Westerly and others claim cures for neurasthenia deafness asthma eczema rheumatism neuritis cancer and other ailments using the Osmo-Chemic method.
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Old Colony Trust Co
Judson Hunt
Hopkins St
Wakefield
Mass
James Jaques
Brookline St
Boston
Frank Pickel
Winneprrkit Ave
Lynn
Frank F. Goodwin
Iy Allston
E. T. Rittal
Winthrop St
Roxbury
KE. A. Lunt
E. High St
Newburyport
F. P. Todd
Main St
Rowley
A. D. Evans
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Herbert B. Ferguson
Albion St
Medford
Mr. C. Sargent
Irving St
Maleden
J. E. Sanborn
Box
Farmington
N. H
A. M. Emery
Haverhill
Charles Whitehouse
G. E. Eldridge
Williams St
Westerly, R. I
Perfected X Ray Offer For Early Osmo Chemic Patients
The Osmo- Chemic Physicians offer a perfect X ray diagnosis and a month of treatment at no cost to all patients who begin treatment at their office on or before July 31. The offer covers all necessary medicine with no charge.
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Boylston Street
Post
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Featured by Regional Patients
Gured patients print testimonials from Rev. D. C. Bixby of Haverhill Melville A. Stone of Reading and others praising the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. They claim cures for tongue cancer digestion rheumatism catarrh and skin disease through a new light treatment.
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D. C. Bixby
Haverhill
Mass
Melville A. Stone
Reading
Wm. McConnell
Summerst
Boston
Mr. J. G Blood
Agassiz Ave
Waverley
Osmo-Chemig System notice at 18 Boylston St Boston
Advertisement lists the Osmo-Chemig System of Medi J. Ul. Plan kett M D Chief Kepmettins Physi Permanent ices with entrance at 18 Boylston St Boston Mass. Office hours 2 to 4 and 6 P M daily closed Saturdays and Holidays.
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MEDI
J. UL. Plnnkett
M. D
Kepmettins
Boylston St
Boscoms Mass
Ship Captain Rescues Cat In Mid Ocean
Captain Groth of the full rigged ship William H Macy flying the Stars and Stripes lowered a boat and saved Muggins the ship cat after it fell overboard during a voyage from Sydney to Frisco. He heaved the vessel to amid setting sails, a lone humane act praised by animal lovers.
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Grath
William H. Macy
Stars and Stripes
Sydney
Frisco
Captain Groth
St Johns Lawn Party at Winthrop Parish Grounds
St Johns Roman Catholic Church of Winthrop hosts its annual lawn party on the parish grounds Saturday from noon to 11 pm. About 1000 attendees expected with Rev Father John H Griffin in charge. The event features athletic contests, amusements, music by Strachan's orchestra, and evening lighting with many refreshments available. If weather turns stormy the party moves to the following weekday with the same program.
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Winthrop
John H. Griffin
East Boston
Boston
Strachan
John Lill
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