Tufts College Class Day Dazzles College Hill
Tufts College on College Hill celebrated class day with bunting banners and a crowd of graduates and guests. Louis Bradford King of Taunton delivered the class oration on the Supreme Court and constitutional living while Miss Mary Florentia Bogue read the class poem.
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Medford
College Hill
Tufts College
Frederick W. Hamilton
Louis Bradford King
Taunton
Supreme Court
Mary Florentia Bogue
Reba May Bush
Chelsea
R. Perry Bush
D. D
Lewis Doane
Marblehead
Alma Mater
Salem Cadet Band
Tufts
Rev Edward Everett Hale lies in state in Boston churches
The body of Rev Edward Everett Hale will lie in state at South Congregational Church Roxbury then at Exeter and Newbury streets before the burial. A public memorial service will be held at Park Street Church with addresses by clergy and close associates.
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Edward Everett Hale
South Congregational Church
Dr. Hale
Hale
Highland Street
Roxbury
Edward Cummings
Exeter
Newbury Streets
James DeNormandie
Charles Gordon Ames
Park Street
A. Z. Conrad
George Hodges
Theological School
Cambridge
Charles F. Dole
Unitarian
Jamaica Plain
Francis H. Rowley
First Baptist
Commonwealth Avenue
James de Normandie
Donohue
Bessie
Nea Brady
Bernard Donohue
Francis A. Nixon
St. Mary's of the Annunciation
St. Paul's
Forsyth
Noble
Boston
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Rhodes
Brookline
Niece of War Governor Sprague Dies in Rhode Island Hen House
Susan Sprague, 76, niece of War Governor William Sprague, died in a hen house behind her Cranston home tonight from epilepsy. She managed a large farm and was well known locally. A brother survives.
Flames Consume Village as Trains Rescue Refugees
A fire swept a mill village, destroying the station and 130000 feet of pine lumber. A special Houston train with a steam engine and fire crew could not secure enough water, forcing villagers to flee to Smyrna Mills. The hamlet belonged to the Dean Lumber Company led by State Senator Carl Milliken and Charles A. Milliken.
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McAllister
Houston
Smyrna Mills
Dean Lumber Company
Dean
Carl Milliken
Island Falls
Charles A. Milliken
Augusta
Refugees Flee Forest Fire Near Couillard Mills
Ninety refugees arrived in Campbellton after a fast spreading forest fire threatened Couillard and Guimont’s Mills along the International Railway. Families fled with minimal belongings in fear as south winds rekindled embers forcing a rapid exodus through the woods to safety.
Refugees Saved as Fire Ravages Mill Settlement
A group fled through burning undergrowth carrying babies and aiding women as flames consumed the mill plant and nearby homes. They reached safety three miles from the settlement after being picked up by a relief train sent by the International railway. The 90 refugees were taken to Campbellton and are being cared for by relatives and friends.
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International Railway
Campbellton
100 Square Miles Ablaze Drives Maine Forest Fires
Forest fires raged across northern Aroostook County centered near Presque Isle and Davidson. A 100 square mile area with a 20 mile front stretched five miles inland while untouched pockets remained. Fire threatened six farm buildings in Perkins district and men at Davidson fought to save the town's lumber mills and 200 workers.
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Houston
Aroostook
Presque Isle
Perkins
Davidson
Boston Boy Named Fordham Baseball Captain
Worcester June 11 A Boston boy will be captain of Fordham baseball team which arrived from New York for the Holy Cross game tomorrow The team plans an election after the Holy Cross game and Chris Mahoney the star pitcher may be chosen captain if he accepts the honor
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Worcester
Boston
Fordham
New York
Holy Cross
Chris Mahoney
Milton High Nine
Brookline High Wins Golf Meet Over Lowell High
Brookline High School defeated Lowell High School 4 to 1 at Woodland yesterday. Ouimet led Brookline with 76, while O'Day McFales Aimesworth and others earned Brookline points. Lowell students Gleason Pullem Dowd Boom and Byler failed to score.
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Brookline High School
Lowell High School
Woodland
R. Ouimet
Brookline H. S
Ouimet
B. O'Day
McFales
J. Aesis
Aimesworth
Lowell H. —Gleason
R. Pullem
Dowd
F. Boom
Byler
Tarbox Flees Into Canada With New Wife
Bernard Ti Tarbox and his second wife Gertrude M Devine, wed in Woonsocket Rhode Island last week, are in Canada urged there by Boston men who telegrammed Rochester about a chase by the bride’s father William P Devine pursuing to intercept the couple and win the return to Dorchester. No arrest warrant had been issued by last night.
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Bernard TI. Tarbox
Gertrude M. Devine
Woonsocket
R. I
Canada
Boston
Rochester
William P. Devine
Dorchester
Tarbox
Mourning Edward Everett Hale’s Passing Reverberates
A nation mourns the loss of Edward Everett Hale as sorrow spreads, the public laments a revered sage whose departure leaves a void in civic and literary life, and communities contemplate the void his writings and public service leave behind.
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Edward Everett Hale
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