MIT Graduation Sermon Urges Shakespeare and Science Path
The Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon told nearly 200 MIT graduates at Old South Church to carry Shakspere in one hand and their technical training in the other. He warned against lying and irresponsibility, urged appreciation of life’s value, and praised education and parental sacrifices for children’s betterment.
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George A. Gordon
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Old South Church
Shakespere
Gordon
Herrick Hosts Luncheon for Admiral Peary in Paris
In Paris on June 8 Myron T. Herrick the American ambassador hosted a luncheon in honor of Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary. Notable guests included the Prince of Monaco the president of the Senate the foreign minister and the Danish Swedish and Norwegian ministers.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Robert E. Peary
Monaco
Senate
Drawer sale price list transcribed
Cloth drawer pricing shows items labeled with original prices ranging from 75 cents to 2.75 dollars for various sizes and styles. The list lists originally 75c 1.00 1.25 1.75 2.50 and 2.75 with no current sale price provided.
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FCMER
Summer Shi Item Listing With Measurements
A compact classified style notice lists fabric or bedding items with sizes such as 63x99, 72x99, and 90x99 in a short shopping context. It mentions terms like soft and good wear and brief product codes. The fragment reads like a merchandise or fabric listing.
Ten Thousand Eagles Meet in Boston for 10th Annual Field Day
Massive Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering in Boston draws about 10,000 members to the 10th annual New England field day. The parade will feature more than 60 aeries in distinctive uniforms, after a convention opener with a 2000 spectator drill in the Arena on St Botolph Street.
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Order of Eagles
Boston
Eagles
St. Botolph Street
Veterans of Boston Eagles Parade and Banquet Event
The drill contest produced standings led by Brockton Aerie and Mansfield Aerie tied for second with 16 men, while Leominster Aerie took second place and Lawrence Aerie fourth. A banquet followed with city and state officials, and a parade was planned with 22 New Haven patrolmen and a Cambridge fire department detail. The Memorial Services for veteran firemen drew about 2500 people at Forest Hills Cemetery with remarks by Congressman Murray and tributes to fallen members.
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Brockton Aerie
Leominster Aerie
Mansfield Aerie
Lawrence Aerie
Boston Aerie 45
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Quincy House
Fitzgerald
Herbert H. Berry
Plymouth
S. R. Langley
Waltham
John J. Conroy
Somerville
George Blaney
Springfield
Fred Wilhelmi
Cambridge
John R. Cohan
Boston Aerie
New Haven
Conn
W. G. Doherty
Order
Cambridge Fire Department
Beacon
Clarendon Streets
School
Washington Streets
Bromfield
Tremont
Boylston Streets
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
National Baseball Grounds
Boston Common
Forest Hills Cemetery
Washington Street
Mission Church Band
Lenox Street
Forest Hills
J. T. Fitzgerald
E. J. Shallow
Boston Fire Department
Samuel Russell
Ruggles Street
W.W. F. Murray
Boston
John S. Camrell
W. T. Cheswell
Ned Kendall
Queen Victoria
Charitable Association
Barnicoat Veterans
Jamaica Plain Veterans, Stars
Jamaica Plain Veteran
First Concert on Boston Common
The city plans the first band concert of the year on the Common tonight from 7 30 to 9 30. The First Corps Cadets Band performs with a program including Marche Wellington Overture Light Cavalry Tobani Fantasie on a Southern Melody and Star Spangled Banner.
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Mareh
Wellington
Chambers
Light Cavalry
Stuppe
Remick Opera Mirror
Eeerseeeeeereens
Dalbey
Trovatore
Ireland
Godfrey Popuss
Bereny March
King Cotton
Veterans Parade Marks Dorchester Charlestown Roxbury tribute
Dorchester Charlestown and Roxbury veteran associations and the Boston Veterans led a parade with nearly 700 participants in dress uniforms, honoring veterans.
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Ciation
Dorchester
Charlestown
Roxbury
Boston Veterans
Red Flag Procession Guides Milford Strike Children
Fourteen children from Draper Manufacturing Company strikers at Hopedale were sent to Woonsocket R I for care as labor tensions continue. A brass band accompanied the group as a trolley carried them away after an informal processional with a red flag leading the way and no disorder reported.
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Milford
Draper Manufacturing Company
Hopedale
Woonsocket
R. I
Fire Causes 360000 Damage in Long Island City
A fire early today at the Columbia Paper Bag Company factory in Long Island City caused an estimated 360000 in damage and spread to the American Druggist Syndicate factory the Blanchard building and the Pratt and Wambert varnish plant. A watchman was overcome by smoke but is expected to recover with no other injuries.
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New York
Columbia Paper Bag Company
Long Island City
American Druggist Syndicate
Blanchard
Pratt & Wambert
Columbia Bay
Bribe Plot Details Reach Grand Jury in Suffolk County
Eight witnesses will testify to the alleged attempt to sway juror Morris Shuman in the Wood Atteaux Collins case. Police hunt for the suspected bribe agent continues as District Attorney Pelletier pushes for a swift, severe outcome to deter similar acts before the Wednesday public hearing before Judge Crosby.
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Grand Jury
Morris Shuman
Wood-Atteaux-Collins
Shuman
William M. Wood
Thomas Lynch
John J. McCarthy
Pelletier
American Woollen Company
Lynch
McCarthy
Suffolk County
John Crosby
Hurlburt
Butcher Seeks Divorce Over Beer Habit in Milwaukee
Milwaukee June 8 John Mueller a butcher says he must have beer with supper or his meal lacks flavor. His wife Rose objects to the habit and other causes lead him to ask for a divorce.
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Milwaukee
John Mueller
Rose
Mueller
Well Known Old Time Newspaper Man Is Dead
Philadel phia mourns the death of Mark H. Cobb a renowned journalist and long time mint official born 1828 in Colebrook Connecticut He was a contemporary of Horace Greeley and served as private secretary to Simeon Cameron former Secretary of War in addition to four decades as an Official of the United States mint in Philadelphia He died at his home from illness attributed to old age.
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Eagles
Adeline
Fitzgerald
Boston
Thomas Walsh
Foss
William Axe
New England Field Day Association
John J. Attridge
John F. Hurley
Salem
Jack’’ Sheehan
The
Philadelphia
Mark H. Cobb
Horace Greeley
Simeon Cameron
United States Mint
Colebrook
Conn
Mike Murphy Funeral Today Attracts Thousands
Philadelphia reports touching scenes at the bier of trainer Mike Murphy with thousands of mourners visiting his Chestnut Street home. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow morning. University of Pennsylvania students led a farewell tribute, echoed by Yale alumni with a large green and white athletic field floral arrangement.
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Philadelphia
Mike’ Murphy
Murphy
Chestnut Street
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Stanford Defeats Keio In Japan Baseball Tilt
The Leland Stanford Jr University team defeated Keio University 8 to 0 in Japan. Stanford registered 15 hits while Keio made 2. Both teams committed four errors.
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Tokio
Leland Stanford, Jr
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H. C. Pearson
C. P. Haven
William R. Mattson
Alfred G. Ranney
Joseph J. Strachan
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Harry D. Peck
Lawrence C. Hart
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R. H. Stearns and Company
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John A. Mullen
John L. DesLauries
Winter Street
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Henry F. Hurlburt
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