Tech 1902 Men Class Day at MIT Celebrates Seniors
The class of 1902 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology held its final class day exercises in Huntington Hall. A detailed class history was given, with statistics on graduation projections, averages, and demographics. The day included receptions, a senior dance, and remarks by Class President H V Currey and speaker I Rayne Adams advocating broader training for technical students.
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Usetts Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Brunswick
Henry 8. Pritchett
James L. Lombard
W. W. More
Shattuck Cates
Walter Havens Farmer
Walter Jason Mixter
Tech
Charles Adrian Gawyer
Cates
Carlton Brigham Allen
I. Rayne Adams
Heirs Seek Accounting in Hurley Estate Trust
Heirs of the late Michael Hurley petition to discharge trustee William O'Shea for failure to file an accounting. O'Shea, a prominent Essex county lawyer, asks to be allowed to resign. probate records show he filed his resignation May 2. The estate, valued mainly in real property with about 200000 in cash, is being handled with district attorney Moulton involved.
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WNW
Michael Hurley
William O’shea
O’shea
J. O’shea
United States
Moulton
Thomas F. Hurley
Joseph M. Hurley
Essex County
Hurley
Lynn
Bee
Queson
Henry P. Moulton
John S. Hurley
Omas F. Hurley
Ward Hurley
Charles A. Hurley
Margaret A. Hurley
Gertrude A. Bury
Lliam O'Shea
A& Nt
Shea
Miade Her Beautiful Trial Box Free
A promotional notice offers a trial box labeled Miade Her Beautiful at no cost. Readers are invited to try the product without payment, with details on how to receive the sample. No further context or official endorsement is provided.
House Passes Anarchy Bill in House Vote 175 to 3
Washington June 9 The House passed the bill to protect the President Vice President and high officials and to suppress teaching of anarchy by a 175 to 3 margin The substitute imposes death for killing senior officers and strict terms for attempts and accomplices It bars admission to the United States for opponents of organized government and restricts naturalization of anarchists The day also covered forest reserve transfers to the Agriculture Department and Roosevelt’s annual message advocating the measure
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Washington
House
Am‘ Dors
Senate
Perso
United States
Interior
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
First marine accident along the coast at Shovelful Shoal
The Bush schooner Annie Laurie bound from St John New Brunswick to Providence Rhode Island struck Shovelful Shoal in a heavy blow and lies aground near the wreck Wa dena. Underwriters agent Mallowes fears difficulty in saving her as lumber cargo may be jettisoned and efforts made to haul off. Fishermen from Monomoy Point boarded her. Keeper Ellis of Monomoy station seeks wrecking crew aid as captain and crew remain aboard. Annie Laurie, built 1891 at Douglas Harbor New Brunswick, is owned by Robert J Palmer and registers 99 tons.
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Chatham
Annie Laurie
St. John
N. B
Providence
R. I
Wadena
Mallowes
Laurie
Monomoy Point
Ellis
Monomoy
Robert JL. Palmer
Douglas Harbor
Independence Floated Gloucester
June 9 report that the schooner Independence, ashore at Black Rocks harbor, was refloated with three tugs and little injury. The schooner Margaret, Captain Colson, returned from a fishing voyage off Newfoundland, reporting severe weather, iceberg sightings at lat 87.40 long 60.40, a drift of ice on deck, and no field ice north of the fishing area.
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Gloucester
Independence
Black Rocks
Margaret
Colson
Newfoundland
Waterfront fleet news and harbor updates from Boston
The port reports 15 vessels entering the wharf including the Robert and Arthur with 28 000 cod 12 000 cask and 2000 pollock. Importations and exportations statistics for the period compare to last year. Capt Andreasen of the Antwerpen to Copenhagen receives a US government reward for rescuing the crew of the A Eagland near Nova Scotia. The City of Haverhill to trial tomorrow. Coal import plans from Cape Breton if soft coal miners strike. Boston & Philadelphia Steam Company calls a special meeting June 16 to consider transferring property to Massachusetts steamship Company. Leyland line fleet changes and ship movements noted. A mistaken report on Joseph McPhee corrected to Joseph McField. Seaconet trial trip ends badly as a boy loses grip and is rescued. Olympia and others assist. Captain Morris of Nova Scotia takes command of the Treasurer in Baltimore. Roddam relief fund contributions received from underwriters. Yachts and ships undergo repairs and upcoming sailings outlined. Steamer Admiral Farragut and passengers arrive in port.
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Robert
Antwerpen
Copenhagen
United States
A. Eagland
Nova Scotia
Lynn
Haverhill
Merrimac
Dominion Coal Company
Cape Breton
Boston & Philadelphia Steam Company
Massachusetttsteamship Company
Leyland Line
Muir
Devonian
Philadelphian
Liverpool
Joseph McPhee
Bostock
Associated Press
Joseph McField
Edwin McField
Boston
Seaconet
Bay
John Armstrong
Iain Michael Ahearn
Olympia
Morris
Baltimore
Perry Norton
Montevideo
Roddam
Steel, Young & Co
Roddam Relief Fund
Martinique
Ys G. Burnham
Eilgrim
Rowe E Wharf
Mayflower
Prince Arthur
Simpson's Dry Dock
Caren
Admiral Farragut
An Id W. B. Eeson
E. G. Orrett
Harold Watson
D. C. Reid
Coronation Voyage Sets Sail Saxonia Carries Distinguished Party
A Cunard liner Saxonia departs at 1 p m for Liverpool carrying the season s largest outward list as many England bound travelers seek glimpses of King Edward s festival Among saloon second cabin and steerage passengers are notable names including State Auditor Henry Burner Mrs Turner Charles H Crump of Shreve Crump Low Mrs Jean M Lander widow of General F M Lander and others The saloon list features many prominent attendees with dense passenger rosters in the period style sea voyage release
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Cunard
Liverpool
Includin
Henry Burner
Turner
Charles H. Crump
Shreve, Crump & Low
Jean M. Davenport Lander
Washington
F. M. Lander
Fanny Een
Harriet G. Hosmer
H. B. Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Company
George E. Lothrop
Bowdoin Bouare Theatre
Bananas and Pineapples Cargo Rerouted by Fog at Sea
Mrs. M. Chase and Grace Howell aboard a steamer that sailed from Port Morant on June 3 encountered heavy fog within 40 miles of Sout heal ieee and anchored at quarantine at midnight Sunday. Cargo valued at 5 915 bunches of bananas, 78 crates and 2 boxes of pineapples aboard the Landsman.
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M. Chase
Grace Howell
Port Morant
Southeal Ieee
Landsman
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Entry
Shipping notes list arrivals of multiple vessels including Enterprise Taussig and Antwerp, with bananas and sugar cargoes, detailing fleets from Newport News to Rockport and Gloucester. Names Mentioned include Captain Bennett Olsen and several ships such as Mora Harris and J C Strawbridge. Port movements cover Puerto Plata Jam Port Antonio and Red Beach Me.
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Massachusetts
Enterprise
Taussig
Marblehead
Antwerpenn
Andreasen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Bennett
Olsen
Puerto Plata
Farragut
Hopkins
Port Antonio
Jam
Mora
Harris
Louisburg
C. B
Penobscot
Roix
Bangor
J. C. Strawbridge
Coombs
Senfuegos
Annie
Thorp
Pierce
Philadelphia
James A. Gray
Garland
Saco
Arbert
Perkins
Rockport
Mane
Alma
Odell
Raritan River
N. J
C. W. Dexter
Martin
Calais
James
Ella
Geyer
Alcyone
Lloyd
Mary Langdon
Lane
Mt. Desert
Rattler
Cook
Red Beach
Coastal Steamers and Vessels in Early North Atlantic Traffic
Shipping list notes Edward Luckenbach Keane Providence Tacony Ritson Portsmouth Cleared bound for Liverpool and related routes with Saxonia Grace Darling Myosotis and other br class steamers. Also mentions Michigan Cumberland Portland St John Philadelphia tow and barges Haverford Winthrop Remus Braddock reports wind west and various port movements from Massachusetts Maine and New York areas.
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Liverpool
Eng
Goa Imore
Norfolk
Putney
Johety
Hunter
Joan W. B. Ntenniak
Shulee
Grace Darling
Island
N. S
Francis Goodnow
Ng Cove
Philadelphia
Wind West
Michigan
Cumberland
Portland
Bas Rt
St. John
N. Dian
New York
Ar Pallas
Mercury
H. Dim
A. Goaten
Alaska
Haverfo
Winthrop
Remus
Braddock
Boy Girl Sentenced for Vagrancy in Stoughton
In Stoughton on June 9 Ernestine Hamilton, a girl who wore boy's clothes and was arrested in Sharon two weeks prior, was sentenced by Judge Marden in the District Court to the Industrial School at Lancaster on a vagrancy charge. A stray line about Cook's Champagne follows, noting it as sparkling and delicious.
Tooth Cleanser and Gum Hardener Advertisement
A historical ad from Hall & Ruckel of New York promotes a Tooth Cleanser that is guaranteed to be free from anything harmful to teeth or gums. It also markets a Gum Hardener and a Germicide as purifiers, claiming premium ingredients and strong dental protection.
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Eigaia Wna Hall & Ruckel
New York
A M E Conference Opens at Charles Street Church
The African Methodist Episcopal conference convened at Charles Street Church with Bishop William E. Derrick presiding. Speakers included Rev J H Spearman and Rev J H Este, plus remarks on ministry unity and adaptation. A farewell program featured Rev S T Tice and poet Carter, with the final day to begin this morning.
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Charles Streetz EB
William E. Derrick
J. H. Spearman
EB. L. Coffin
William L. Thornton
J. HH. Dste
Derrick
Jesus
Ornton
White House
Washington
Sir
Sth
New England Conference
A. M. E. Church
George B. Corthlyou
W. B. Derrick
Boston
Mass
T. @. Thomas
C. C. Dunlap
Venus Clark
Gertrude J. Grinnell
Granderson
Hannah Smith
Carter
New Bedford
America
M. Carter
Dr. Collett
Philadelphia
Taylor Olmstead
Women's Mission Society
Charles Street A. M. E
J. H. Este
T. Tice
St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church of
Cambridge
Four Men Force Poison On 17YearOld. Boy Near Death
In Detroit Michigan on June 9 a 17 year old undersized lad named Wunssie Harty was forced to drink chlorate hydrate by four men as he approached his home gate. They pursued him after leaving a saloon and held him while a bottle was forced into his mouth. He swallowed the poison to avoid choking. After regaining consciousness his pockets were found emptied of money.
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Detroit
Mich
Wunssie Harty
Willie
New Judges Take Seats in Boston and Cambridge
New judges of the Superior Court begin active service in Boston and Cambridge rather than a prior circuit posting. Judge De Courcy attended a Cambridge induction read by Clerk Heard with Justice Law ton presiding. Judge Harris will continue to preside the Superior Criminal Court in Boston through June.
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Superior Court
Boston
Cambridge
de Courcy
Justice Lawton
Bap
Harris
Superior Criminal Court
Wait
Holmes
Bishop
Judge Wait
Harvard
Judge Holmes
Ehehoe
Vital Massage Advertises Quick Home Cure
An advertisement extols Vital Massage as a superior, non drug remedy to strengthen nerves muscles and blood circulation. It cites Prof J M George, claims cures for many ailments, notes new offices at 18 Huntington Ave opposite the Public Library, and urges sufferers to consult or write for information.
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Prof
J. M. George
Huntington Ave
Boston
George
Old Mother Ryder Nabbed After Shoplifting Spree
Boston police recapture the aging thief known as Mother Ryder in a department store theft. Inspector Knox identifies the 70 year old Mary Ryder, long an arresting figure, and after a brief struggle she is taken to police headquarters with a cache of gloves neckties and small goods concealed on her person. She asks to return to the old cell at the House of Detention.
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Ryder
Peel Island
Boston
Liberty
Inspector Knox
Mary Ryder
Knox
Mary
Joe
Police
House of Detention
Physicians Who Attended Queen Wilhelmina Decorated
Doctors who cared for Queen Wilhelmina during her illness are honored. Professor Roosenstein of Leyden University is made commander of the Order of the Lion of the Netherlands, while Konwer Roessingh and Pot are named knights of the same order.
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Queen Wilhelmina
Hagub
Roosenstein
Leyden University
Not Known in Boston Drowned After Halifax Voyage
A Halifax despatch reports J Embree, who left Boston on the steamer Halifax, may have been drowned. Passengers saw a body amid thick weather near the stern. a landing ticket 7 berth 18 was found. Embree was not seen after Sunday, did not land, and was not in the Boston directory. The Plant Line Boston agent was gathering details late last night.
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Halifax
J. Embree
Boston
Cocoes
J. Embroe
E. H. Downing
Girl Takes Poison in Lovers Quarrel Alleged
Louise Units, 18, of 107 Washington Street North, was taken to Haymarket Square Relief Station yesterday morning after ingesting poison. Condition serious but hopeful. Shopmates say the act was a lovers crisis attempt driven by a quarrel with a Charlestown barber who told her he planned to go to Italy.
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Louise
Washington Street
North
Haymarket Square
Charlestown
Italy
Illinois man confirmed as Martinique consul
Washington June 9. J F Jewell of Illinois consul at Martinique W I was today confirmed by the Senate.
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Washington
J. F. Jewell
Illinois
Martinique
W. I
Senate
Three Alleged Burglars Caught After Chase in East Boston
Three men named M. J. Miller of 604 Saratoga Street Bernard McGee of 29 Chelsea Street and William Ryan of 2 Paris Street were arrested by East Boston officers after a high speed chase. They faced burglary charges and officers discharged revolvers during the pursuit. Property worth over 100 dollars was recovered, said to be stolen from P. J. Monahan of 19 Chelsea Street.
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M. J. Miller
Saratoga Street
Bernard McGee
Chelsea Street
William Ryan
Paris Street
Rufe
Fessenden
O’neil
East Boston
Themen
Ce Ee
P. J. Monahan
Automobilists Arraigned in Fatal Long Island Race Case
W C Baker and C B Denzer of Cleveland arraigned at Stapleton L I to answer homicide charges in the deaths of Andrew Featherstone and John G during the May 381 automobile races. On district attorney request the case was postponed to next term. Baker bail reduced from 10000 to 2000 and Denzer from 6000 to 1000.
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New York
W. C. Baker
C. B. Denzer
Cleveland
Stapleton
L. I
Andrew Featherstone
John G
Anaes
Baker
Mr. Denzer
Consumption's Deadly Grip Warns Boston Readers
The vivid diagram highlights the toll of consumption in Boston and warns that neglect of catarrh leads to worst cases. It promotes inhaled vaporized oils via the Koch Tuberculine as the only antidote, claiming direct reach to the disease sites and permanent cure. Consultations and exams are offered free at 361 Boylston St. by Koch supporters and specialists.
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Boston
William Dana
Bowdoin St
Dean
United States
Prof
Koch
Boylston St
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