Boston HUB SCHOOLS to Graduate 8100 Pupils This Year
Boston schools plan to graduate 8100 pupils with 6800 from elementary schools and 1300 from high schools plus 12 from Horace Mann School. High school ceremonies run June 23 24 25 and Horace Mann events June 24. Participating schools include Normal School Charlestown Dorchester Girls High School High School of Commerce South Boston West Roxbury Girls Latin Brighton East Boston Mechanic Arts Roxbury and Boston Latin School.
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Boston
Horace Mann School For the Deaf and Dumb
Horace Mann
Normal School
Charlestown High School
Dorchester High School
Girls’ High School
High School of Commerce
South Boston High School
West Roxbury High School
Girls’ Latin School
Brighton High School
East Boston High School
Mechanic Arts High School
Roxbury High School
Boston Latin School
Women Made Beautiful In Twenty Four Hours
Sensational disclosures in a remarkable new book The Magic Key to Beautyland claim famous actresses wealthy society women and European nobility defy age and time. Wrinkles disappear in one or two nights hair vanishes miracle bust enlargement and firming process claimed.
Paris Beauty Book Offered Free to Boston Ladies
Advertising copy promises 1000 free copies of The Magic Key to Beautyland from The Paris Academy of Beauty Arts. It touts dramatic beauty claims, claims instant wrinkle removal, and urges women to mail a free coupon within ten days to receive the book and learn secrets from ten experts.
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Beautyland
Paris Academy OF Beauty Arts
Syracuse
N. Y
Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Reward
A Boston Post feature offers a five dollar gold piece to any school child who recognizes a photographed girl seen in East Boston at noon. The winner must present herself dressed as in the picture at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington Street, third floor, on a weekday within five days, with a parent or adult.
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East
Boston
Post
The
Greater
Washington Street
Twenty children to be pictured in Sundays Post
Fourteen youngsters whose photos appeared in the Sunday Post collected bright five dollar gold pieces yesterday at the city editor's office. Names include Jennie Shuman Celia Thompson Lena Williams Margaret Hart Wilma Anderson Lena Craviotto Agnes Maddicks Emily Bush Dorothy McNally Lawrence Watkins Farrington D Haskell Elizabeth Thomas Ellen Surman and Minnie Surman with their ages addresses schools and teachers listed.
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Sunday Post
Jennie
Philip Shuman
Clinton Street
Malden
Centre School
Miss McDonald
Celia
Fred Thompson
Suffolk Street
Chelsea
Frances Agnes
Lena
Louis Williams
Walnut Street
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Davwyd
Margaret
Mary Hart
Washington Street
Dedham
Ames School
Gay
Wilma
William Anderson
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Webster School
Scott
Rocco Craviotto
Snow Hill Street
Boston
Hancock School
Miss Kirby
Agnes
Walter Maddicks
Ashmont
Neponset
Minot
Ford
Emily
Daniel Bush
Centre Street
Newton
Bigelow School
Miss Gibbs
Dorothy
William C. McNally
High Street
Brookline
Pierce School
Gott. Lawrence
John Watkins
Foster Street
Brighton
WinShip School
Miss McPherson
Farrington D
David Johnson
Notre Dame Street
Roxbury
Ellis Wendell
Miss Sullivan
Elizabeth
George A. Haskell
Porter Street
Somerville
Burns School
Hellyar
Ellen
William B. Thomas
East Sixth Street
South
Gaston School
Miss Bryan
Minnie
Maurice Surman
Blossom Street
Wells School
Miss Gifford
James II of England and the Glorious Revolution
James II born 1633 ascended 1685 abdicated 1688 after Monmouth rebellion failed. William of Orange and Mary, his daughter, supported Protestantism and invaded from Holland. James fled to France and died there in 1701. William and Mary ruled jointly.
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James
Charles
Duke of Monmouth
Sedgemoor
Monmouth
William of Orange
Mary
England
Holland
France
London
Rochester
Louis
James II
Harvard Mystery Revived in Class Notes
The sudden disappearance of Albion D. Pike, son of a Lubec sardine packer, who vanished in March 1907 while a Harvard junior, is recalled in the class notes of Guy Emerson of the class of 1908 in Harvard Graduates' Magazine.
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Albion D. Pike
Lubec, Me
Harvard University
Guy Emerson
Harvard Graduates
Missing Harvard student Albion Pike traced by letter from father
A letter from Albion Pike’s father describes his son leaving Harvard in March 1907 over study problems and disappearing from Cambridge. The elder Pike spent weeks and a national detective agency searching the northeastern U.S. with only a single late 1907 clue, a Danville Kentucky soap peddler who matched Pike’s poster.
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Albion Pike
Lubec High School
West Newton
Pike Beame
Harvard
Dean Hurlbut
Plympton Street
Boston
Mr. Pike
Pike
North Shore
New York
Danville
Lincoln Memorial Road Association Organized in New York
The Lincoln Memorial Road Association was formed in New York to promote a federal memorial road linking Washington D C to Gettysburg Pennsylvania in honor of Abraham Lincoln.
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Abe Lincoln
New York
Lincoln Memorial Road
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Gettysburg
Penn
British Teachers Sail Home Aboard Ivernia From East Boston
A party of 84 Sunday school teachers bound for the world convention in Washington will depart aboard the Cunard liner Ivernia from East Boston at 9 30 this morning. The ship carries 158 saloon 2950 second cabin and 675 steerage passengers with a significant freight cargo including provisions lumber flour hay and hogs.
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Washington
Cunard
Ivernia
East Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
H. E. Bolles
Boston
Boston Lawyer, and Mrs. Bolles
Isaac T. Burr
T. Hassall Brown
W. Cc. Codman
J. A. Ropes
C. H. Whall
Lucy Wheelock
C. Foster Bailey
Jamaica Plain
Gordon RK. Hall
Brookline
Samuel Lindsay
Newton Centre
W. H. Wightman
London Harfress Company
W. H. Thompson
Evan A. Leigh
England
Leigh
Horse Distracts Wellesley Seniors During Serenade
In Wellesley on June 6 the senior class procession to serenade undergraduates was broken up by a fractious horse near Professor Hamilton McDougall's residence. Lanterns and horns frightened animals, causing seniors to scatter their robes and ornaments before the scare passed and the group resumed marching.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Hamilton McDougall
Music Department
Schwatka Brings Yukon Gold From Fairbanks to Seattle
Dawson notes the steamer Schwatka arrives from Fairbanks as the first lower Yukon boat of the year. It carries $900,000 in Tanana gold for Seattle, with the next steamer expected to haul $1,000,000 of Fairbanks gold.
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Dawson
Y. T
Fairbanks
Yukon
Seattle
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Boy
Emerson
A. D. Pike
Cambridge
Harvard College
B. M. Pike
James A. Houston Company
P. H. Magrane
Pres
P. B. Magrane
Treas
Valenciennes
Batiste
Gibson
Boylston Street
Shantung
Kayser
Milan
Harry Stuckley
Guerantech To
Copenhagen
Ostrich
Sen
D. & J. Anderson Gingham
Anderson
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