Draper Hosts Tech Alumni Reception at State House
Governor Draper and Mrs. Draper welcomed Technology alumni and friends at the State House last evening. Over 3000 attendees arrived in carriages and autos from 8:30 to 10 with many wives and guests. Professor Sedgwick led the event with a large committee of alumni assistants and later the Governor joined a City Club jubilee smoker with more alumni.
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Draper
Technology
State House
William T. Sedgwick
Institute
A. C. Anthony
Edward Cunningham
B. B. Sealisinger
Giles Taunton
L. O. Towne
Stephen Child
I. C. Greer
W. E. Mott
Dr. Percival Lowell
G. C. Emerson
F. F. Rhining
Major F. H. Briggs
HB. C. Miller
H. P. Spaulding
Ss. C. Prescott
Natl contest in Narragansett ends in narrow anti gambling win
The anti gambling ticket led by Captain Harry B. Kane won the Narragansett election by small margins, sweeping the ticket in a close vote at Narragansett Pier on Friday.
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Narragansett Pier
Fri
Harry B. Kane
Murphy in Custody After Cambridge Plant Massacre
John Murphy, held for the grand jury on five murder counts, fought police and remained unshaken in Somerville Court. Three other men in danger of death at Cambridge Relief Hospital showed signs of improvement as Murphy resisted shackling during transfer to East Cambridge Jail.
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John Murphy
North Packing Company
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Murphy
Somerville
Wentworth
John H. O'Neil
East Cambridge
Carter
Inspector Damery
John J. Cummings
Boy Killed in Carriage Accident in South Boston
An eight year old boy, Thomas R. Burke of 591 East First street, was fatally crushed when he slipped from a caravan loaded with stone and driven by Patrick Campbell of 06 East Second street. The incident happened early last evening on L street opposite the Edison Electric Light Company gate.
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Patrick Campbell
East Second Street
Boston
Thomas R. Burke
East First Street
L Street
Edison Electric Light Company
Inauguration of Rev. George E. Horr at Newton Theological
The Newton Theological Conference marks its 84th anniversary with biblical examinations and tomorrow's inauguration events for Rev. George E. Horr D D as president of the Newton Theological Institution. Prominent speakers include Rev. A H Strong Rev Charles H Watson Rev Francis H Rowley Rev Nathan R Wood and Rev W E Huntington. Graduation exercises follow Thursday with addresses by Rev W H P Faunce and Rev Q O P Gifford.
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Newton
Newton Theological Conference
George E. Horr
Newton Theological Institution
A. H. Strong
Rochester Theological Seminary
W. E. Huntington
D. C
Boston University
W. H. P. Faunce
D. D
Brown University
QO. P. Gifford
Strength for Work Horses Ford's Acid Phosphate
Product claim states it strengthens digestion nerves and general health. Advertises as a tonic for workers and horses alike. Promises improved vigor and stamina with regular use.
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Horsford
Mary Baker Eddy Declares Presence and Christian Science Prosperity
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts on June 7 1909 Mary Baker G Eddy states she exists in the flesh and is seen daily by her household and those with whom she has appointments. She asserts Christian Science as the enduring truth and founder Discoverer status and notes attacks as trials while citing a biblical quote to affirm faith.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy Denies Claim of Being Dead
Mary Baker G. Eddy appeared before reporters to refute Della M. Gilbert of New York who alleged the church leader was dead or a puppet. Eddy bowed from a closed carriage window as reporters observed her gesture and departure continued along the driveway.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Della M. Gilbert
New York
Mrs Eddy's Beaconsfield Visit Noted by Press Group
Reporters were barred from seeing Mrs. Eddy enter or leave her carriage at Newton and were shown through her home by Alfred Farlow and A. H. Dickey. They viewed her apartments and daily surroundings, with varying descriptions from Boston papers. a June 1909 church message from Mary Baker Eddy is cited.
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Alfred Farlow
A. H. Dickey
Eddy
Gilbert
Mrs. Eddy
J. Dickey
Mr. Farlow
Mr. Dickey
Porte Cochere
Frank E. Bowman
Eddy Estate
Calvin E. Frye
Laura E. Sargeant
Boston
Boston Globe
Boston Transcript
Van Camp's Evaporated Milk Chains to Six Cent Quart
Advertises Van Camp's evaporated Holstein milk sold at six cents per quart by the case. Explains production by vacuum heating removing two thirds of water, sterilization, and long shelf life. Highlights whole milk content, butter fat, and cost efficiency versus daily milk deliveries.
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van Camp
America
van Camp’s
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Gives Any Woman A New Skin
Lillian Langley in The London Fashion advises a home recipe to improve complexion. She promotes dissolving Magatone in witch hazel and massaging the face neck and arms twice daily to remove shine, prevent hair growth, and reduce blemishes, claiming safety for even a baby's skin.
Brightly She Bowed Then Carriage Drove Past
A briefly described scene shows a figure bowing with a carriage passing by after the bow. The fragment suggests a ceremonial or formal moment captured in motion.
Mrs Eddy Not Present At First Church Meeting
At the annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist held yesterday on Falmouth Street Commander John Blish presided. Reports from treasurer Stephen Chase and clerk William Johnson indicated a satisfactory financial condition and no attention to Mrs Gilbert’s charges.
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Gilbert
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Falmouth Street
John Blish
Stephen A. Chase
William B. Johnson
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