Milford High nine shines with strong support in season
Milford May 5 strong local support fuels Milford High School nine as they win 14 games this season with only three losses. Phillips the star pitcher has 142 strikeouts in 11 games and leads a deep lineup including Dumphy Foley Lamb Curtain and Holden. Coach Dr W F Curley joins to prepare for Marlboro series with two games set in South Framingham Congress Street grounds starting Monday.
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Milford High School
Champion High School
Woonsocket High
Southbridge
Natick High
Dean Academy
Phillips
Gould
St. James
Lamb
Trotta
Foley
Curtain
Hixon
Vitalani
Dempsey
Holden
Sub
Jackman
Dumphy
W. F. Curley
South Framingham
Holy Cross
Marlboro High
Congress Street
Marlboro
Free Wonderland tickets offered again by Sunday Post
The Sunday Post plans to publish another free ticket to Wonderland next Sunday valid for either Monday or Tuesday afternoon or evening. The feature highlights Beachey’s airship exhibitions and the improved Wonderland ballroom with the Waverley Orchestra led by Thomas R. O Connor, and notes rising ticket demand as favorable weather returns.
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Sunday Post
Weather Man
Wonderland
Post
Beachey
Billy March of T Wharf Dies After Fall at Reading Room
William Allen known as Billy March, a familiar figure at the wharf, slipped on stone steps yesterday afternoon and fell headfirst to the pier, striking his head. He was found unconscious and later died from the injuries.
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Billy
T Wharf
William Allen
Billy March
No president for Tech yet remains undecided
Massachusetts Institute of Technology executives say no decision is final on the presidency as Benjamin I Wheeler visits Boston. Wheeler, president of the University of California, is under consideration amid a search, with a meeting planned next week and a possible return to Providence in a few days. Former Governor John L Bates declined to be considered.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Benjamin I. Wheeler
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Tech
New York
Thomas L. Livermore
Jamaica Plain
Colonel Livermore
Corporation
Dr. Wheeler
Institute
Pops
Wheeler
Providence
John L. Bates
Leyland Line Orders Three New Ocean Steamers
The Leyland Steamship Company, serving Liverpool to this port for 35 years, ordered three large ships from Harland & Wolff of Belfast. Construction starts on the first, due late year, with the other two due in 1908. The ships will offer first class passenger accommodations and vast cargo capacity, replacing the Servian and Scotian which were sold to Hamburg American. The International Mercantile Marine Company reports 128 ships in service with 1,015,761 tons gross tonnage, to gain nine more ships and push tonnage beyond 127,000 tons.
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Leyland Steamship Company
Liverpool
Harland & Wolff of Belfast, Inc
Servian
Scotian
Boston
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
International Mercantile Marine Company
Leyland Line
Youth Dies in Epileptic Fit
Harry K E Abrams aged 28 of 8 Frothingham avenue Charlestown was found dead at home, choked by the neckband of his shirt after an epileptic seizure. He had recently worked for Blake Electric Company at 88 Purchase street and had been seeking employment.
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Harry KE. Abrams
Frothingham Avenue
Charlestown
Blake Electric Company
Purchase Street
Abrams
Indictment Against 180 Furniture Dealers Across Four States
In Portland Oregon on June 5 a U S District Court indictment named 180 furniture dealers in Oregon Washington Idaho and California for alleged Sherman anti trust law violations. The list covers manufacturers jobbers and many retail dealers across the four states.
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Portland
Ore
United States District Court
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
New York Town Draws Sailors From Rhode Island
New York City shore leave leads to desertions as 50 crewmen from the Rhode Island are reported missing. Fleet at anchor in Tompkinsville near New York faces temptation and possible recall to Boston for Old Home Week celebrations.
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Tompkinsville
N. Y
Uncle Sam
Rhode Island
Boston
New York
Gray Case in Court Again
The Probate Court case of Ellis Gray was resumed before Judge Grant. State Treasurer A B Chapin petitions to set aside decrees approving accounts and appointing an administrator. It seeks to revert about 12 000 dollars to the State, alleging heirs did not exist and that Fred D Robbins mismanaged funds. Hearing set to continue Monday next.
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Ellis Gray
Grant
A. B. Chapin
Gray
Fred D. Robbins
Laura Whitney Weds Nathan Dodge in Brookline Ceremony
Society guests from Boston Brookline New York and Omaha attend the wedding of Miss Laura Whitney daughter of Henry M Whitney to Nathan Philip Dodge a Omaha lawyer at the First Unitarian Church Brookline next Tuesday afternoon The knot is to be tied by Rev Howard N Brown of King's Chapel assisted by Rev Lyon The maid of honor is Miss Josephine Whitney sister of the bride and best man is John Hall of Boston A reception follows at the Whitney homestead on Boylston Street Brookline.
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Boston
Brookline
New York
Omaha
Laura Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Nathan Philip Dodge
First Unitarian
Howard N. Brown
King’s Chapel
Mr. Lyon
Josephine Whitney
John Hall
Whitney
Boylston Street
College Women No Slower to Wed Than Others
Local educators weigh in on a debate sparked by Clark University President G Stanley Hall claiming college women delay marriage. Tech President Pritchett and others dispute the statistic, saying income and personal choice, not education, drive marriage timing.
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G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Vassar
Smith
Hall
Pritchett
Tech
Hugo's Case Against C L U Men Continues Next Week
The Superior Court equity room filled with union interest as George H. Hugo's suit against Central Labor Union officers was postponed. Counsel for the complainant was tied up in the Supreme Court, while Judge Williams granted a continuance to Wednesday. Hugo seeks an accounting, alleging personal financial injury by prominent labor figures.
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Hugo
Superior Court
George H. Hugo
Central Labor Union
Feely
Supreme Court
George Fred Williams
Mrs. Mabel Riley Dies After Lengthy Illness
Mrs. Mabel Riley wife of Thomas A Riley and daughter of Edwin J Turner of East Boston died last night at her home 692 Saratoga Street East Boston after a ghost illness Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a m at Star of the Sea Church East Boston
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Thomas A. Riley
Edwin J. Turner
East Boston
Saratoga Street
Star of the Sea Church
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