Howard Lathrop wedding at Trinity Church Oswego
Miss Caroline Mather Lathrop daughter of the late S B Lathrop of Oswego New York and Mr George Henry Howard were married in Trinity Church Oswego. Rev J Winchester Donald officiated. Bridesmaids ushers and the bridal party participated as the Lohengrin march filled the ceremony. A reception followed at Concord Square and the couple departed for a bridal tour later in the evening.
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Rnity
Caroline Mather Lathrop
B. Lathrop
Oswego
N. Fy
George Henry Howard
J. Winchester Donald
Rye
Trinity
Myrton Hayes
Wheelock
Arthur Herbert Sawyer
Albert Dewey Jewett
Walter Cushing Billings
Fred Parker Hasngs
Hyland P. Rice
J. Waldo Connelly
Concord Square
Mrs. Howard
Cronin Donovan nuptials at Our Lady of the Rosary
Patrolman Michael J. Cronin married Miss Mary Margaret Donovan yesterday at nine in the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary in South Boston. The groom is assigned to Station 12 and the bride is a graduate of Carney Hospital School of Nurses.
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Michael J. Cronin
Mary Margaret Donovan
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
South
Boston
Araduate
Carney Hospital
MIT Confers Diplomas on 178 Graduates at Exercises
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology held graduation at Huntington Hall on Boylston Street. 178 students received degrees including five BS in science, with three women among them. Notable summaries read by faculty covered theses from the Lowell School of Design. President Crafts delivered a farewell address and seven boys presented a literature piece about Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Boylston Street
Lowell School of Design
Stephen Badlam
Harold S. Conant
Joseph P. Draper
Stanley G. H. Fitch
President Crafts
Cesar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Francis H. Appleton
MIT Commencement Addresses and Tech Club Reception
Speakers praised open science and shared methods as graduates received degrees. An informal reception followed for retiring president W F Crafts and incoming MIT president Henry B Pritchett in the Technology Club on Newbury Street attended by about 300 students faculty and alumni with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Crafts
Pritchett
Technology Club
Newbury Street
William F. Crafts
Henry 8. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Graduates Dange Opens First BU Liberal Arts Dance
The senior class of Boston University College of Liberal Arts held its first annual dance at Pierce Hall last evening with over 100 attendees. The hall featured university and class colors, patrons including Mrs. Lindsay and others, Arion Orchestra supplied music, and ushers listed by name.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Pierce Hall
Thomas B. Lindsay
James Geddes
E. Ray Prents
Charlotte Barrell Ware
William E. Chenery
Elizabeth Young Rutan
Arion Orchestra
James Davies
Henry I. Twiss
Edward E. Swain
Harry B. Center
H. Fay Look
BU Alumni Dinners Highlight Law Medicine Theology Groups
Boston University alumni from the Law School gathered at Youngs Hotel with John W. Corcoran presiding as officers were elected for the alumni chapter. Alpha Society alumni from Theology met at Crawford House with Rev S C Cary presiding and officers named. The Medicine Alumni banquet at Hotel Somerset featured Winfield Smith as toastmaster and multiple physician speakers.
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Boston University Law School
Young’s Hotel
John W. Corcoran
B. U
Albert P. Worthen
Stephen R. Jones
Charles O. Engstrom
Elijah George
Charles T. Gallagher
John F. McDonald
Norman F. Hesseltine
Matthew Dolan
Alpha Society
T. C. Watkins
C. L. D. Younkin
Mr. Warren
Professor Browne
T.G. Thompson
F. H. Cape
School of Medicine
Hotel Somerset
Winfield Smith
John L. Coffin
John P. Sutherland
Eliza B. Cahill
Hahnemann
Frank C. Richardson
Dudley A. Williams
N. W. Emerson
Newton Theological Institution Holds Commencement Exercises
Concluding examinations were held at Newton Theological Institution Newton Centre. The Rhetorical Society heard Rev. Robert Stuart MacArthur of New York deliver the annual address on The Bible and Some of Its Manifold Ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Theological Institution
Newton Centre
Rhetorical Society
Robert Stuart MacArthur
If of
New York
Blind pupils graduate at Perkins Institution in Tre mont Temple
Commencement marked by seven graduates receiving diplomas after a program of music and readings. Notable attendees included General Francis H. Apleton, with demonstrations by blind and deaf students. The event featured Tommy Stringer’s story told in finger language and a kindergarten performance.
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Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Tremont Temple
Charles Henry Amadon
Frederick Joseph Carney
Patrick Joseph O'Neill
Herbert Austin Putnam
Francis Joseph Rochford
Herbert Ansley €&Trout
Frederick Vincent Walsh
Francis H. Apleton
Haydn
Tommy’ Stringer
Philadelphia Mint
Tommy
Iver
Alexander MacKenzie
Cambridge
Tufts Prizes in Oratory Awarded at Mine Hall
The annual Greenwood prizes in oratory at Tufts College were awarded to Willis A. Moore Stanley G. Spear and George Washington Fuller. Judges were Professor George M. Harmon L O Williams and Charles L Noyes. Tufts Evening Party Association elected officers Josiah Butler president Louis Murphy treasurer Ralph Thomas Endicott Towler on executive committee with B D Thomas as chairman.
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Miner Hall
Tufts College
Divinity School
Willis A. Moore
A. B
Stanley G. Spear
George Washington Fuller
George M. Harmon
L. O. Williams
Ashmont
Charles L. Noyes
Somerville
Tufts College Evening
Tech Night At The Pops Ends With Farewell For Conductor
Mechanics Hall overflowed for Tech night by the Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Zach bid farewell for the summer as banners and technology colors adorned the hall. President Pritchett arrived to a chorus of student cheers signaling the close of the evening.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Symphonychestra
Tech
Technology
Zach
Pritchett
Indictments in Suffolk Grand Jury Case Involving Martin and Robinson
Everett F. Martin son of Water Commissioner Martin and Winifred Robinson were indicted on a felony charge by the Suffolk grand jury. Inspector McGarr and another officer headed to New York to return Martin and Robinson to the city. The grand jury also charged a man named Perry with larceny. Martin is reportedly under arrest in New York for an alleged felony there.
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Everett F. Martin
Martin
Winifred Robinson
Suffolk
Yourereey
Inspector McGarr
Olice
New York
Robinson
Perry
Frank E. Thomas
Salvation Army
Wentworth
Thomas
Judgentworth
Knox
Jennie Cloud
Cambridge
Frank F. McArthur
Scituate
Wise and Morrisey
Union Ice Company
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Charles Dingwell
Butler Avenue
Boston
Sturtevant Blower Works
Mary Sweeney
Mandlin Street
Coeur d Alene agitation report backs Idaho actions
Washington June 6 report by the House committee on military affairs fully endorses state authorities and military measures in the Coeur d Alene affair. It commends Idaho citizens for maintaining peace and supports the governing order.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affaire
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Bitter Partisan Storm in Senate and House Sessions
A day of sharp clashes in Washington ends with night sessions in both chambers. Senators Hanna Pettigrew Carter spar over Cramp funds and party lines while conference reports and private bills drive adjournment worries. The extradition bill alliance nears completion as Congress grapples with broad spending measures.
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Senate
Hanna
Ohio
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Carter
Montana
Bacon
Cramp
Philadelphia
Republican Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Severa
Hull
Iowa
Lentz
Grosvenor
Goines
Tennessee
Bryan letter on trusts and constitutional amendment
Mr. Cummings reads a letter from Lincoln Nebraska dated June 2 in which W J Bryan denies seeking a constitutional amendment to annihilate trusts. He says he favors constitutional legislation and would back an amendment only if Supreme Court decisions deem current laws unconstitutional. He accuses Republicans of backing national bank control of currency to create a money trust.
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Washington
Cummings
N. Y
House
Lincoln
Neb
Republican Party
Congress
Poe Money Trust
W. J. Bryan
Grace Spear Weds Dr George Badger at First Baptist
The wedding of Miss Grace Spear daughter of J E Spear to Dr George Badger took place at noon yesterday in the First Baptist Church on Commonwealth Avenue. Rev C B Crane officiated with Howard Whitcomb of Boston as best man and a long line of ushers including Georgoit of Brooklyn N Y Dr A Brandell Taunton Dr F M Poaiding Seabury Allen G E B Learnard and Lieutenant Hayden of Boston.
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Grace Spear
J. E. Spear
George Badger
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
C. B. Crane
Howard Whitcomb
Boston
Georgoit
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. Brandell
Taunton
F. M. Poaiding
Seabury Allen
G. E B. Learnard
Indignation Meeting Over Colored Delegate at Bay State Women
At Milwaukee fifth biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs opens with crowded Alhambra Theatre. Massachusetts delegates protest to restore Josephine Ruffin to rights, while Ruffin refuses credentials from white groups and seeks to enter as a Boston New Era Club delegate with no vote. Other states align on the issue.
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Milwaukee
Wis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alhambra Theatre
Rose
James Sidney Peck
Women’s Club of
Arthur O. Neville
W. B. Lowe
Gootelle
Federation
Bookwalter
Ohio
Wae Tod Helmuth
New York
Lowe
Massachusetts
Josephine Ruffin
Boston
Board of Directors
O. M. Rowe
Mssachusetts Federation
Annie West
Iowa
Benet Theh
Utah
Uffin
Ruffin
New Era Club
Special Train Brings Three Commercial Clubs to Boston
Twenty six Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Commercial Club members arrived in Boston aboard a record-equipped special train. The groups planned a tour from Albany to Concord and Lexington with visits to the Public Library North station and Mechanics Hall for a "Pop" concert after lunch with Boston club member William A Tower hosting.
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Chicago
Boston
Cagoommercial Club
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Albany
South Station
Windy City
Touraine
St. Louis Commercial Club
Vendome
Cincinnati Commercial Club
Brunswick
Gage
Chicago Club
William J. Chalmers
Martin A. Ryerson
Henry J. MacFarland
John J. Jones
Cincinnati Club
Herman Goepper
William Worthington
L. A. Ault
Harry L. Laws
St. Louis Club
Robert Moore
Eri. C. Simmons
Joseph Aklin
H. N. Davis
North Station
Concord
Lexington
William A. Tower
Boston Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Cambridge Aldermen Plan 126th Washington Birthday Celebration
Cambridge will mark the 126th anniversary of Washington taking command of the American army on July 3, with a $1000 outlay. The Board of Aldermen approved the plan after a common council assent. A notable incident involved Alderman John J Ahern accusing an unnamed School Board employee. The city authorized selling the old Lee Street Church building, bought 15 years ago for school use.
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Cambridge
Washington
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
John J Ahern
Ward
Pulterage
Gray
Lee Street
Boston Shipyard Strike Over Workday Demand
Machinists at George Lawley & Son in South Boston walked out for a nine hour day. They asked for an immediate shorter shift, but boss James Lawley refused until torpedo boat work was finished. The strike proceeded after the concession was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawley & Son
Boston
Strack
Lawley
DAnnunzio apologizes to Duse in Paris quarrel
Paris buzzes over the Duse and DAnnunzio dispute sparked by a Figaro letter. DAnnunzio says Il Fuoco did not intend to reveal private affairs with the actress. Duse claims he pursued her for inspiration and vows to marry or kill him if he does not. French critics condemn using private love for fiction.
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Paris
Duse
D’annunzio
Figaro
D’ Annunzio
Hill Leads New York Democrats Amid Convention Turbulence
The New York Democratic gathering faced disorder as delegates clashed over rules and calls for Hill. Augustus Van Wyck drew hissed support before the report was adopted, while the platform discussion included a Chicago platform reaffirmation debate. Mack, Grady, and Bryan figures featured in the maneuvering.
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Hill
Mackey
Augustus van Wyck
Tammany
Kings County
Committee On Resolutions
Grady
W. J. Bryan
Norman E. Mack
Chicago
Mack
Democrats Nominate Maryland Delegation for Bryan
Maryland Democrats at the state convention choose a Kansas City delegation and adopt a platform naming William J. Bryan the choice of Democrats in the counties and state. They condemn imperialism oppose a large standing army and urge unity on currency to oppose McKinley era policies.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Maryland
McKinley
Bath Parlor Fire Damages Five Story Building at Bartlett Place
An alarm from Box 12 at 11 13 p m last night reported a fire on the wet floor of a five story brick building at 5 Bartlett place. The property owned by Shapman of Lynn and leased to Louisa Ginsby as a bath parlor suffered damage. Cause unknown.
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Bartlett Place
Shapman
Lynn
Louisa Ginsby
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