Tremont Temple Brims With Graduates at Boston University
Tremont Temple hosted Boston University's June commencement with 245 degrees conferred across multiple schools. Attendees from Liberal Arts, Agriculture, Theology, Law, Medicine and other programs filled the ornate hall as graduates received A B, Ph B, Sc B, S T B, LL B and medical degrees.
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Tremont Temple
Boston University
Marshall B. Evans
Albert C. Knudson
M. L. Jennings
F. E. de Luce
United States
Republic
Hila Helena Small
Owen Young
Wilbur N. Mason
Warren
College of Liberal Arts
Helen Maude Armstrong
Bertha Josephine Atwater
Sara May Bartlett
Charles Augustus Bidwell
Grace Helen Brown
Almy Chase
George M. Churchill
Stella Antonio Converse
Howard T
Henry T. Edwards
Stephen W. Fletcher
Jacob F. Hammar
Benjamin K. Jones
Asa Stephen Kinney
Albin M. Kramer
Patrick A. Leamy
Henry W. Moore
Robert P. Nichols
Charles A. Nutting
William W. Pentecost
Elford W. Poole
Isaac C. Poole
Frederic H. Read
Henry H. Roper
Seijiro Saito
George Sylvester Worner
Sherman P. Young
Edward Oscarus Bullock
Henry N. Cameron
Robert L. Clark
Ambrie Field
Johan W. Haggiman
George H. Myers
Edwin K. Smith
William F. Taylor
Law Department
Charles CC. Barton
Frederic W. Beckman
Justus A. Briggs
Thomas F. J. Callahan
Aaron B. Cole
Patrick T. Connelly
Charles Henry Cosgrove
Daniel A. A. Coyne
John A. Curtin
John M. Daly
Owen F. Davis
Arthur W. de Goosh
Jacob H. P. Dyer
Harold EB. Fales
John Arnold Farrer
John J. Gavey
Edward F. Garrett
Burton P. Gray
William Hoag
Edward F. Hollis
Alfred J. Hurley
Sherman R. Huston
William H. Irish
Malachi Leo Jennings
Philip A. Keely
Henry Toussaint Ledoux
Cyrus H. Little
Albert M. Lyon
Samuel W. Meachum
Gualterus Nevers
William G. Nash
Edward A. Perkins
David A. Pingree
Frederic R. Robinson
John J. Ryan
Roland H. Sherman
Charles F. A. Smith
George H. Smith
Maurice P. Spillane
Charles PD. Sullivan
Jacob J. Gearin
Robert E. Harding
John A. Lane
Howard P. Nash
Cornelius A. Parker
George W. Phipps
William Charles Pree
Alfred W. Putnam
Christopher H. Rogers
John ©. Sanborn
Charles E. Sawyer
Willis N. Storer
Percy W. Carver
Guido W. Cox
John J. Donovan
Franklin Freeman
Marshall H. Gould
Aivah M. Levy
Thomas C. Maher
John M. Maloney
John J. Mansfield
John A. Sullivan
Gilbert F. Ordway
Percy Harold Foss
Charles Capelle
Edward E. Allen
Henry H. Amsden
John S. Barney
Charles €. Burpee
Helen C. Byington
Alicia Zena Patterson
Mary A. Pearce
William C. Phillips
Frederic C. Retting
Grace KE. Skelton
William L. Soule
Dalva H. Swope
Helena West
Gilbert
Mary FE. Dame
Elsa G. Holton
Walter S. Newell
Lida
Penfield
Ira Edward David
Nathaniel Stowers French
Rollo
Along the Water Front at Local Custom House
Ordinary events marked the day as only seven small schooners cleared for foreign ports while the Leyland steamer Cestrian departed for Liverpool loaded deep. Other sailing news notes Hiram Emery's voyage from Valparaiso, a damaged harbor channel, and a pending survey into a recent fire. War Steed, a lumber schooner ashore at Devil's Beach, Charlestown, is deemed a total loss with hull damage and water ingress.
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Cestrian
Liverpool
Phinsoll
Hiram Emery
Valparaiso
Chili
Galeta Buena
United States
Boston
Florence No. 1
James Reid
Jim
General Butler
America
Florence
Union Line
Lygonia
Cameron
New York
Baltimore
Bowden
Port Antonio
Jam
Walting’s Island
R. C. West
Lewis Wharf
New London
Port Jefferson
Millbridge
E. D. Parker
Bangor
New Haven
Deputations to Thank Joseph Pulitzer for Peace Stance
London June 3 deputations from the Friends of Peace and various religious and social bodies will wait on Joseph Pulitzer proprietor of the New York World to thank him for the noble manner in which his paper upheld peace and friendly relations with Great Britain during the recent crisis.
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London
Friends of Peace
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Great Britain
President’s official family photographed at White House
In Washington on June 3 the President and all Cabinet members gathered for the first photo since Secretary Gresham's death and the addition of Attorney-General Harmon. The group was photographed in the Cabinet chamber of the White House.
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Washington
Gresham
Harmon
White House
Auditors Chosen By Santa Fe Railroad Board
The board of directors of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company elected Price Waterhouse Co as independent auditors at its regular monthly meeting to examine and certify the company accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Found Dead in Bed at Residence in Dorchester
Bridget Breen aged 26, employed by John McNamara of Hervard Street Dorchester, was found dead in her bed yesterday morning. Mr McNamara discovered the gas turned full on in the room with windows and doors tightly closed. Circumstances are considered accidental.
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Bridget Breen
John McNamara
Hervard Street
Dorchester
Senate approves river and harbor bill over veto
Washington June 3 The Senate passed the river and harbor bill by 56 to 5 despite the President's veto. Debates featured West of Missouri Sherman Stewart Hawley and others. Five senators Bate Chilton Hill Smith and Vilas opposed. Conference report on the naval appropriation bill was discussed at length but not acted upon.
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Washington
Senate
West
Dem
Sherman
Rep
Stewart
Nev
Hawley
Conn
Bate, Chilton, Hill, Smith
Vilas
House acts on general deficiency bill in conference report
Washington June 3 The first conference report on the general deficiency bill was presented in the House today The appropriation for payments on Ford's Theatre disaster was stricken out Other features of the bill were considered but no action taken
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Washington
New Gas Bill Contends with Wolcott Aide Talks
Henry M. Whitney and John M. Bailey meet Acting Governor Wolcott at 5 pm to discuss amending Bailey gas bill. Whitney and Bailey to name five incorporators. Senate amendments aim to meet objections by Whitney supporters including cap, rates, and timing provisions. Southard proposes changes to align with railroad concerns and replaces Board of Railroad Commissioners with company directors.
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Henry M. Whitney
Hig Associates
John M. Bailey
Wolcott
Whitney-Bailey
Messrs. Whitney
Bailey
Senate
Friends of the
Whitney
Southard
Bristol
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Senate Passes Redistricting Bill and House Vote on Union Station
The Senate approved the congressional redistricting measure without changes while the House passed the southern union station bill 151 to 24. The chamber refused to refer the bill to the next General Court and defeated amendments. A dispute over Boston caucuses led to heated remarks and a s tarred investigation order. A five member, unpaid House committee will study caucus conduct by February 1897 unless reconsidered.
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Senate
House
Messrs. Barry
Bennett
Créed
Denvir
D. M. Driscoll
J. Driscoll
W. P. Driscol
Gallivan
Grant
Hanson
Howard
Manchester
Boston
Keenan
Ward
Kelcher
Dr. Jekyll
Crusade of theosophy public meeting at Tremont Theatre
The Theosophical crusade holds a free-admission public meeting at Tremont Theatre Sunday evening. Speakers include George David Ayers, Marguerite Loring Guild, Claude Falls Wright, Mrs. Jane Campbell Keightley, Mrs. Claude Falls Wright, Mrs. Katherine A Tingley, Henry Turner Patterson, Frank Pierce, and Ernest T. Hargrove. A reception follows at 24 Mt Vernon street.
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Theosophical Crusade
Tremont Theatre
George David Ayers, Esq
Malden
New England Theosophical Society Corporation
Marguerite Loring Guild
Cambridge Theosophical Society
Claude Falls Wright
New York
Jane Campbell Keightley
London
St Louis Fatalities Revised in East St Louis Totals
St Louis fatality summary issued shows burial permits 127, bodies not recovered 15, wounded in hospitals 90, missing , grand total 26. Revised East St Louis list lists identified dead and unidentified dead with missing figures, reflecting ongoing casualty tallies.
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ST. Louis
East St. Louis
Raid Wom en Rally Against City Police Raid
Six women arrested at West End face charges of keeping disorderly houses along with twenty four girls held on disorderly conduct counts. They appeared in Municipal Court and received a continuance to June 9. Lawyers for defendants said police methods will be challenged and two officers allegedly took a "night off" at city expense.
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West End
Wescott
Abie
Police
Court House
Girl Actress Sues Over Contract For 16 Year Old
In a Superior Court session before Judge Sheldon, Mrs May Pierce sues Charles H Hoyt for damages alleging breach of contract to hire her daughter Alice then 16 for a 30 week season at 40 dollars weekly. She was discharged last December after performing in A Black Sheep and A Contented Woman.
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Superior Court
Sheldon
May Pierce
Charles H. Hoyt
Alice
Lost Speech and Hearing Trial In Cambridge Elevator Case
In Superior Court Judge Hopkins presided a jury session opening the $50,099 personal injury suit by Gilbert Rexford, by his next friend, against Frederick W. Rogers and the $19,000 action by Gilbert’s father Wright Rexford against the same defendant. The incident occurred Dec 26, 1893, when Gilbert, age eight, fell down an elevator well at 8 Washington Street, Cambridge. Gilbert is deaf and the defendant contends he is not liable.
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Superior Court
Hopkins
Gilbert Rexford
Frederick W. Rogers
Gilbert
Wright Rexford
Washington Stree
Cambridge
Lable
Rumored new opera firm to replace Abbey Schoeffel Grau
A town report claims a new combination would form from Walter Damrosch John B Schoeffel and Maurice Grau combining the German and Italian opera companies. The Tremont Theatre would have Scheeffel as resident manager while Damrosch works in Europe sourcing talent.
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Messrs. Abbey
Walter Damrosch
Europe
Norfolk hearing ends with charges of fraud and conspiracy
Norfolk county inquiry closed after arguments led by Morse who alleged one man started the charges, Mr Wiggin, as guilty as the present commission. Moorfield Storey warned of fraud grounds in the evidence and claimed a conspiracy between Merrill Wait Cutter and Bates. Destruction of books and non advertised contracts cited as illegal.
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Norfolk County
Morse
Norfolk
Wiggin
Moorfield Storey
Merrill, Wait & Cutter
Bates
Arrest of Democratic Chairman Donovan in Court Feud
The hearing today stars Stephen A. Ferrin of Ward 8, accusing James Donovan, Democratic city committee chairman, of invalidating Ferrin’s caucus ticket against the Lomasney slate. Ferrin, joined by supporters including James E. Hayes and William S. McNary, seeks to show Donovan usurped secretary powers and violated election law. Lawyer Charles W. Bartlett filed the warrant application.
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James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Corbett
Hayes
Donovan
Judge Forsaith
Stephen A. Ferrin
James E. Hayes
William S. McNary
Charles W. Bartlett
Ferrin
Lomasney
John F. McDonald
McDonald
William J. Donovan
Bernhardt on Yankees and Parisian Progress
In Paris June 3 Sarah Bernhardt discusses Americans, praising swift progress and self sufficiency. She notes lack of need for translations, cites educated American women shaping law and fashion, and observes Americans now speak French and move in rapid, seven league boots.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Church Pilgrimage From Boston To England And Holland
A party of fifty under the Boston Congregationalist banner sails today aboard the Columbia of the Hamburg American Line to England and Holland. British and American Congregationalists will attend a corner stone laying for a Gainsborough church in three weeks, with Ambassador Bayard slated to speak. Ten states represented. notable accompanying laymen include Jonathan A. Lane, Miss A. F. Burnham, and Miss Dyer. The trip is expected to yield substantial material benefits.
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Boston Congregationalist
Columbia
England
Holland
Gainsborough
Ambassador Bayard
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Merchants’ Association
A. F. Burnham
Campridge
Peace conference opens arbitration session at Mohonk Lake
International arbitration conference began a three day session at Mohonk Lake New York presided by ex Senator Edmunds of Vermont. Hodgson Pratt of London chairman of the International Arbitration and Peace Society spoke at the morning gathering. Other speakers included Rev Dr Lyman Abbott Dr William A Mowry and Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale arguing for a permanent world court with full Supreme Court powers rather than separate commissions.
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Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Edmunds
Vermont
Hodgson Pratt
London
International Arbitration and Peace Society of
Great Britain
Lyman Abbott
Brooklyn
William A. Mowry
Boston
Edward Everett Fiale
Permanent Court of the Nations
Supreme Court
Henry L. Eustis Dies After Fall in Newport
Henry L. Eustis of Cambridge died at Newport Hospital following a fall from a piazza. The injury led to blood poisoning as a complication. He was in Newport on June 3.
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Newport
Henry L. Eustis
Cambridge
Newport Hospital
Political machine clash rocks Donovan case in turbulent Bloomfield
The article details a surprise move against Chairman Donovan by Hayes and McNary, with Heaven and McNary seen nearby. It suggests an experimental independent challenge to the machine, aiming to draw Moran and Coakley into a broader fight while Moran shifts from anti-machine rhetoric to regular alignment.
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Donovan
Ferrin
Heaven
McNary
Hayes
Corbett
Jim Hayes
John 8. Moran
Timothy W. Coakley
Moran
M. J. McAttrick
Hayes-McNarvy
Coahier
Coakley
Great Failure Sale at 91 Summer St Opens 8 Am
Immense crowds attend the Great Failure Sale of fine spring and summer clothing at 91 Summer Street. Prices slashed to about half cost with booths offering 2.75 suits to 10.50 jackets and many other garments, urging shoppers to act within 10 days as stock clears.
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Summer St
Campaign talk hints at lone exit for McNary rival
The piece notes that if he campaigns at all he will go alone to endure a political lashing and seek public amusement in the clash. It also mentions McNary as a possible candidate for Colonel Bogan's seat and Moran preparing for the tenth district congressional contest.
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McNary
Colonel Bogan
Moran
General Brewer Back Returns for Salvation Army Jubilee
Brigadier Brewer arrives after weeks away to a Tremont Temple gathering. The Salvation Army hosts a jollification in Lorimer Hall with the jubilee band and corps from afar. About a hundred soldiers, including "Joe the Turk" in bright red, fill the hall as cheers and waves accompany the brigadier's welcome. Staff Captain Parker leads the event with songs and band music.
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Brewer
West
Salvation Army
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Army Corps
Joe the Turk
Salvation
Parker
Boston College Notes Trustes Award Full Professorship
Dr Frye Spencer Baldwin formerly an assistant professor of social science and political economy at Boston University was promoted to a full professorship with double salary a gala trustees reception followed at Jacob Sleeper Hall to honor graduates and alumni. The event featured decorated halls and elaborate banquet arrangements with bright costumes and a distinguished reception committee including Rev Perrin Hon Dunn ex Governor Claflin and wife Rev Brodbeck and Alden Speare.
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Jacob Sleeper
W. T. Perrin
E. H. Dunn
William Claflin
William Brodbeck
Alden Speare
Essex County Unitarians Meeting at Unity Chapel
The Essex conference of Unitarian churches met in Danvers at Unity Chapel. Morning services were led by Rev. Mr. Noyes of Andover. R. A. Manchester read the secretary’s report. Rev. George De Cressy of Salem gave the address and a discussion followed on increasing church life.
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Danvers
Essex Conference of
Unitarian Churches
Unity Chapel
Noyes
Andover
R. A. Manchester
Salem
George Dc. Cressy
Eugene de Normandie
Henry C., McDougall
Marblehead
Mr. Gilmore
Haverhill
Latimer
Manchester
Noses
Stewart
Lynn
Trickey
Miss Waldo
Women’s Alliance
Mr. Stone
Little Tot Drowned In West Quincy Quarry Pond
In West Quincy a 7-year-old boy, Axel BR Broberg, son of Axel Broberg of Quincy, drowned after slipping near a pond while returning home from school. The body was recovered hours later by police.
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Quincy
Axel BR. Broberg
Axel Broberg
Quincey
West Quincy
Broberg
T J Glancy Dead And Funeral Set In Roxbury
T J Clancy a prominent Roxbury resident and former lieutenant in the Sarsfield Guards dies at home. He was active in the Bernian Rifles and ancient orders, and members will accompany his remains to the grave with a funeral at 7 15 tomorrow from Michael Clancy's Lawn Street residence Roxbury.
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J. Clancy
Roxbury
Clancy
Sarsfield Guards
Hibernian Rifles
Division 16
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Michael Clancy
Lawn Street
Lawyer Sullivan Faces Disbarment Action in Superior Court
Lawyer Cornelius P. Sullivan appeared before Judge Dunbar in the equity session to show cause why he should not be disbarred for alleged improper conduct while testifying at a trial where he was sued for payment on a note for hats. The defendant denied the allegations and claimed they were spiteful claims by a lawyer he had defeated in Probate Court. The court reserved its decision.
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Cornelius P. Sullivan
Dunbar
Equity
Superior Court
Pingree place house and barn burned at Rooty Plain
A house and a barn at the Pingree place in Rooty Plain were burned this morning. Loss estimated around $1000, partly insured. Cause reported as incendiary.
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Rowley
Pingree Place
Rooty Plain
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