no back water and a brief house debate on a bill
Arthur Kneil of Westfield defended himself in the House over a Boston Globe interview he says misrepresented him about opposing the Bell Telephone bill. He praised the Speaker for fairness and rejected charges of improper influence while affirming his opposition to the measure.
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Arthur Kneil
Westfield
House
Boston Globe
American Bell Telephone Company
Kneil
Rosnosky
Boston
Bell
Mr. Abbott
Watertown
Knell
Meigs
Bennett
Everett
Porter
Danvers
Committee On the Judiciary
Bay State Gas Company
Blind Children Day at the Perkins Institute in Boston
The Perkins Institute held its annual day at the Boston Theatre with Dr. Anagnos and Dr. Samuel Eliot in attendance. Blind students demonstrated geography lessons, a pigeon play, a kindergarten orchestra, knitting and clay work, and a physiology and electricity program ending with diplomas and a choral finale.
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Perkins Institute
Boston Theatre
Anagnos
Samuel Eliot
Edward A. Horton
Leverett Saltonstall
Henry Stone
New England
Massachusetts
Floyd
Lottie Rich
Jennie Foss
Edna Reed
Edith Thomas
Edith
Charles F. Forrester
Charles A. Robair
Institute
Barrett
Irving
Terry
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Jamaica Plain
Tommy Stringer
Willie Elizabeth Robin
Tommy
Jack
C. C. Roeske
Florence E. Welfoot
Mary E. Tierney
James Sylvanus
Charles Francis Forrester
William Augustine Messer
Francis Joseph Lee O’brien
Charles Augustus Robair
Mary Ellen Tierney
Florence Eva Welfoot
Eliot
Rossini
Boston
Country Club and Harvard Polo Match at Clyde Park
The Country Club defeated Harvard in polo at Clyde Park yesterday afternoon. Harvard scored 71 goals to the Country Club 171 and 2, with Forbes and Hobart contributing drives for Harvard and Forbes forfeiting two quarters for offside. The Country players included Fay Woodman Goodwin Hunnewell with Hobart and Forbes for Harvard. Max Norman refereed and Forbes timed the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Harvard Polo
Clyde Park
Harvards
Forbes
Hobart
Harvard
Country Cub
F. B. Fay
G. F. Woodman
W. H. Goodwin, Jr
H. H. Hunnewell
Huidekoper
I. Caswell
W. S. Hobart
Allen Forbes
Max Norman
Mr. Forbes
Barge Racing Committee Meets Over New Rules
The committee on rules of the Barge Racing Association will meet tonight at the Lafayette Social and Athletic Club rooms. Representatives from every club in the association will attend as new rules are adopted to govern all barge races.
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Committee On
The
Barge Racing Association
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
A Merry Fellow Found Dead in South Rehoboth Woods
The body of William Records, a wandering, cheerful performer born in Philadelphia, was found near the Rhode Island line. A mulatto with German language fluency and piano skills, Records spent much of his life as a cab driver, lodging house character, and store porter in Boston before his mysterious death.
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South Rehoboth Woods
William Murgatroyd
Boston
Rhode Island
Lucas Street
Philadelphia
North End
J. Kelliher & Son
Albion
Lucas Streets
Providence
Records
South End
Bean Objects To McKinnon Challenge For Two Mile Plus Race
Charles H. Bean of the Suffolk Athletic Club protests J J McKinnon challenge to a match race over two miles. Bean prefers a contest at the New Franklin Athletic Club open games in Concord on June 30 or at the Suffolk Club at Lake Walden on July 4. He aims to meet Willie Day of New Jersey, the five mile champion, who defeated him in Chicago last September, and expects a solid gold watch to the winner if the Franklin club can sanction the race at its games.
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Charles H. Bean
Suffolk Athletic Club
J. J. McKinnon
New Hampshire
Bean
New Franklin
N. H
State Capitol
Concord
Lake Walden
Willie Day
New Jersey
Chicago
Franklin Club
Framingham
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Reveille
Fort Warren
Chelmsford
Ambulance Corps
Signal Corps
Man Freed for Contempt After Two and a Half Years in Jail
D A Clarke of 24 East 124th Street, jailed on Ludlow Street for contempt for refusing to reveal a paper in a case where he was defendant, was drafted for jury duty while imprisoned. He wrote a letter from jail to the judge explaining his confinement and was excused when the panel was called.
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New York
Stubbortness
D. A. Clarke
East One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Ludlow Street
Cornell Yale rowing race would renew historic varsity clash
Indications point to a race between Yale and Harvard winner and Cornell Penn pairing. If rowed, it would mark the first varsity meeting of Cornell and Yale since 1876 when Yale lost to Cornell. Negotiations have been ongoing to bring the crews together.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Yale
Fire destroys Standard Oil storage at Cape Elizabeth
A dangerous fire at Standard Oil works in Cape Elizabeth today burned the large brick storage building to the ground. Oil barrels and dense smoke filled the area, with a naphtha tank on one side and a kerosene tank on the other. Total loss estimated under $2000 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Standard Oil Company
Cape Elizabeth
Portland boy dies after cemetery poisoning scare
Harry McGuire 4, son of William H. McGuire, died today under suspected poisoning after Memorial Day play in a nearby cemetery. He and his companions drank from a bottle found in the cemetery. the bottle is missing and whether poisoning occurred is unconfirmed. No autopsy has been performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Harry McGuire
William H. McGuire
Harry
Butler Installed as Pastor at Historic First Church Quincy
In Quincy on June 5 the Historic First Church installed Rev Elery Channing Butler late of Beverly as its pastor. The ceremony filled the large auditorium with a decoratively adorned space and a capacity crowd. Butler was born in Cooperstown New York in 184.
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Quincy
First Church
Ellery Channing Butler
Beverly
Mr. Butler
Cooperstown
N. Y
Salem Aldermen vote against sixth class licenses
The Salem Board of Aldermen voted four to one that it is inexpedient to grant any sixth class licenses for the present municipal year.
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Salem Board of Aldermen
Large Purchase of McCormick Brewing Stock by Ober
Louis Ober, Winter street caterer, has bought a major part of the McCormick Brewing Company stock for about 150000 dollars. Ober is in Paris advising his eldest daughter's education. William J. Lyons, president of the company, declined to comment when questioned by a Post reporter.
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McCormick Brewing Company
Louis Ober
Winter Street
Ober
Paris
William J. Lyons
Mr. Ober
Post
Free Medical Services At Pek Pelham Office
Examinations and medical attendance are free for all until July 1. Dr. Dewey, specialist, offers care to rich and poor who apply. Offices at 7 and Pek Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays 1 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Pek Pelham
Boylston Street
Beauty and Dermatology Puts Skin Care in Sight
A New York office advertises a major skin clinic offering treatment for over 3000 skin conditions by regular registered specialists. Free consultation and a Woodbury’s Facial Soap sample accompany a 150 page seventh edition book on beauty and dermatology mailed sealed to any address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. Y
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club Officers Elected
A meeting at 121 Haverhill street last evening elected officers for the Lafayette Social and Athletic Club. President M. McLaughlin. vice president B. A. Duffy. recording secretary Thomas J. Murphy. financial secretary James Clark. treasurer Bernard Brogan. sergeant at arms John Hickey. board of directors D. McDermott John Haggerty Frank McHugh Daniel Loughlin James Haliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Haverhill Street
M. McLaughlin
B. A. Duffy
Thomas J. Murphy
James Clark
Bernard Brogan
John Hickey
D. McDermott
John Haggerty
Frank MecHugh
Daniel Loughlin
James Haliliday
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Hanover ST. Sosran
Mr. Kneil
Bell Telephone
Burkhardt Brewing Co
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Station Streete
Roxbury
Atwood’s
North St
Dr. Eliot
Lloyd
E. W. Emmerson
Hood
Parilla
Lakeport
E. W. Emerson
Hood’s
Rehoboth Woods
Qovvoo
Beecham’s
Boston Post
P. O
the Post
Mass
America
On Post
Express
Midway
Ariel Book Company of
Art Treasures
Big Barcain
Three Cow Ragan
Ridpath
Blaine Sherman
Dickens
Cooper
Cook
Cen. Grant
Cornell
Maine
Salem Druggists
John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Winter St
H.woo
Mark
Dermatological Institute
N. Y. City
L Winter Street
Heights
Lafayette
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover Street
American House
Post Law
Samuel W. Clifford
Frank J. Maloney
Court Street
Orient Heights
Chelsea
Revere Shore
Boston, Revere’ Beach & Lynn R. R
Winthrop Junction
Boston & Revere
Charlestown
Beachmont
Washington G. Benedict
Devonshire Street
Cape Cod
West Harwich
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincolin Sts
Washington St
Browning
KING
Standard Medicines CO
Hotel Pelham
Cor
Boylston and
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