Noted Guests at Y M C A Jubilee Arrive Amid Praise and Navy Leader
The Y M C A Jubilee program lists 8:30 a m praise service in Association Hall with Rev J Wilbur Chapman, 9:30 a m in Mechanics Hall on fundamental principles, and a 1:30 p m reception at the State House. Notable speakers include Cephas Brainerd, W H P Faunce, Rev Trands Clark, and J J McCook. The day features a commemorative tablet unveiling, a 7:30 p m address by Col Curtis Guild, and a grand reception at the Museum with leaders from the army and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
Mechanics' Hall
Cephas Brainerd
Kay
New York
Sident W. H. P. Faunce
Cambridge
Arthur S. Johnson
Boston Association
Faneuil Hall
John Bates
Thomas N. Uart
Lord Kinnaird
England
M. L. Rallia Ram
India
Charles Fermand
Switzerland
Mechanics’ Hall
John J. McCook
Ira D. Sankey
Railroad Men of
North America
Lucius Tuttle
The
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mechanics’ Building
Bruno Hobbs
Cripple Creek
Col
C. C. Michener
Chicago
Selden P. Spencer
St. Louis
Edwin L. Shuey
Dayton
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Curtis Guild
Art Museum
E. A. McAlpin
Guild, Jr
Joseph Wheeler
John C. Watson
Christian ‘Association
Philippine
United States
Bl. A. McAlpin
Women’s Auxiliary
Russell
Helen Miller Gould
Admiral Watson
Farragut
Hartford
McAlp
Equadron
A. V. Wadhams
Guild
Hobson
Merrimac Fame
General Wheeler
Sampson
Naval Service
Trustees of the
Arts Museum
Boston Museum reception honors Helen Gould
The best known American woman, Miss Helen Gould, received a warm greeting at a Boston Museum reception last night. Over 6000 gentlemen attended, applauding her charity and presence during the gala in the picture gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
America
Boston Museum
Nelson defeats Stinson in 26 mile motor paced race
Johnnie Nelson won the 26 mile motor paced race at Providence Coliseum by 3 laps 50 yards over W Stinson. The race lowered state records from two to twelve miles and the 25 mile time was 39 28 1 5. Boston riders dominated apr il races with L B Mettling Archie Rawlins H M Orcutt among top finishers. Attendance 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. J
Johnnie Nelson
W. Stinson
Providence Coliseum
Stinson
Nelson
Boston
L. B&b. Met
Engineers in London to Aid New York Machinists Strike
A cable from the Amalgamated Society of Engineers in London pledged financial support to the New York machinists amid their strike. The Society reportedly holds over 8 million dollars. The American Federation of Labor plans a ten cent levy on its 2 million members. A general sympathetic railroad machinists strike across the United States and Canada is considered by the strike committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
National Metal Trades Association
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
London
American Federation of Labor
New York District Lodge of Machinists
United States
Canada
Independence Entered For Newport Regatta Races
Ralph N. Ollis of the Newport Yacht Racing Association says Thomas W. Lawson formally entered the Independence in all Newport races on July 6 8 10 and 12. Lawson’s private secretary also states the Independence is expected to arrive in Newport on June 20 and confirms earlier arrival inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Ralph N. Ollis
Newport Yacht Racing Association
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
State House Routine House Acts on Bills and Resolutions
The House adopted committee revision orders for recess work and passed a bill regulating street railways on private lands after rejecting a strike of the enacting clause. It concurred with Senate amendments to allow Boston a hospital for chronic diseases and debated replacing a Ways and Means resolve with one from State House commissions. A substitute motion failed 57 to 23. an order for adjournment tomorrow was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Medfield
House
Senate
Boston
Brown
Dalton
Ways and Means
Committee On
State House
Senate acts on special recess panel consolidating statutes
In the Senate several resolves and orders related to the work of the special recess committee on consolidating and arranging the public statutes came from the House and were adopted in concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Brookline Special Town Meeting Action on Insurance Funds
At a Brookline special town meeting Candage presiding an appropriation of 12600 was asked to insure town buildings and contents for a period. The article was referred to a committee of citizens with a print report to the next meeting and the treasury was authorized to adjust previously appropriated sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Cuban constitutional convention backs Platt amendment
The Cuban constitutional convention in Havana voted 16 to 11 to accept the Platt amendment, with a committee recommending its addition as an appendix to the constitution. Delegates present split along pro and anti acceptance, and a commission will be appointed to draft the electoral law. In Washington, officials hailed the move as paving the way for swift U S evacuation and potential Cuban independence by autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Sepores Tamayo
Villuendas
Quesada
Committee On Relations
Congress
Senores Capote
Jose M. Gomez
Tamayo
Monteaguedo
Delgado
Betarcourt
Giberga
Liorente
Sangully
Nunez
Rodriguez
Berriel
Quiles
Farrer
Zayas
Aleman
Eudaldo Tamayo
Juan Gualberto Gomez
Cisneros
Liga
Fortun
Lacret
Washington
United States
Harvard Crew Opens Practice on Thames After Arrival
Harvard men arrived in Conn for a June 12 practice on the Thames. The varsity stroked by H Bancroft with Ayer, Bullard, Lawrence, Shuebruk, Blake, McGrew, Goodell in line. Yale men met them on return as the freshmen prepare to arrive Friday for drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
RD Top
Conn
Arvar Grey
Thames
H. Bancroft
Ayer
Captain Bullard
Lawrence
Shuebruk
Blake
McGrew
Goodell
Bow
Lawson's Souvenirs: Pewter Mugs For Independence Launch Guests
Thomas W. Lawson presents highly prized souvenirs to advisory board invited guests and press members. Each pewter mug bears his private flag and the Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club pennant on the face opposite the lone handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club
Kell Beats Moran In 25 Round Lightweight Thriller
Jimmy Kell of Boston defeats Tony Moran of New York on points after 25 close rounds in Savannah. The bout, a lightweight match at the theatre, ends with the judge's decision and noted as a clever boxing exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Jimmy Kell
Boston
Tony Moran
New York
Boston Visit by Mr David Barrie at Parker House
Mr David Barrie the American representative of Sir Thomas Tipton arrived in Boston and checked into the Parker House yesterday afternoon He stated he is in the city on personal business only and will remain in Boston today no yacht connection indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barrie
Sir Thomas Tipton
Parker House
Barrie
Boston
Arlington Golf Club hosts mixed results in local matches
Arlington loses to Newton Centre 12 up on the Arlington links. Arlington boys beat Cambridge Manual Training School 4 up. Arlington ladies team defeats Mrs Fitzpatrick led group 5 up. Matches played on the Arlington course with local clubs and school teams participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Golf Club
Newton Centre
Cambridge Manual Training School
Piers Thie
Ormer
Misa Fitspatrick
Miss Winn
Allston Golf Club
Fall River Golf Club
Allston Club
Curtis and Mackay in tight Beaton semi final golf match
Miss Margaret Curtis of Oakley defeats Miss Pauline Mackay by one hole in a 19 hole Beaton Women's Golf Association semi final at Oakley. Mea Grace Keyes defeats Gertrude Fiske to reach final with Curtis, Mackay, and Keyes set for title clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Curtis
Oakley Country Club
Pauline Mackay
Beaton
Mea Grace Keyes
Concord
Gertrude Fiske
Miss Curtis
Miss Mackay
Minas Curtis
Miss Maccer
Miss Mckay
Mien Mackay
Miss Curis
Miss Curtin
Prassie
Elsgeen
Bethy
Curtis
Mackay
Mackey
Oieg
Rtis
Miss
Aga Igi Tine
Julia Bacon
Country Club
Grace Stuits
Oakley
Aros
Grace Fiske
Harriet Curtis
Border Knight Drifted Far Off Route and Rescued
Disabled off Cape Verde, the British steamer Border Knight drifted 400 miles north in a vague course and was towed by the Durance to port. Captain Spratt sent the lifeboat with Matthie and two sailors to seek aid, covering 700 miles before reaching shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Border Knight
Cape Verde Islands
New York
Durance
Philadelphia
Galitan
Firat Omr Matthie
Sheet Haror
Ktax
Oneyain
Captain Dunn Forms New Company In East Armory
Captain John H. Dunn recently arrived from the Philippines held a preliminary meeting in the East armory. About fifty young men answered the call and many are ex members of the infantry. A second meeting will organize the company soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dunn
Philippines
East
Dunn
Von Berger Identified as Emil Blum in Extradition Case
New York reports Dr. Frang von Berger, held on a swindling charge tied to a British extradition request, identified by two unnamed men as Emil Blum, a Boston-born man who arrived in 1891. He allegedly robbed a Amsterdam woman in London and faces Deutsche Bank fraud claims in London. the case continues after a June 26 adjournment. Helena Creydt admits a marriage forged by von Berger after meeting in Cologne. she claims he took her money.
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New York
Frang von Berger
Russia
von Berger
Amsterdam
Holland
London
England
Deutsche Bank of London
United States
Alexander
Percy Sanderson
Helena Creydt
Cologne
Wetherspoon Charged With Larceny Of 375 Dollars
Ida Wetherspoon alias Effie Taylor of 19 Albion street arrested on an indictment warrant for larceny of 375 dollars from Charles Kruming of 31 Wheeler street on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wetherspoon
Effie Taylor
Albion Street
Charles Kruming
Wheeler Street
Democrats congratulate Crane at Cambridge meeting
The Bryan Club of Cambridge held its monthly meeting in North Cambridge at Odd Fellows hall. Judge A. A. Putnam spoke to enthusiastic members led by George P. Stearns. G. S. MacFarland offered a resolution thanking Governor W. Murray Crane for saving a Democratic metropolis from its Democratic representatives, which was carried unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Club of
Cambridge
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Building
North
A. A. Putnam
George P. Stearns
G. S. MacFarland
W. Murray Crane
East Boston marks golden wedding of Rev. Bates and wife
East Boston residents and Bethel Church members honored Rev. Dr. Lewis B Bates and Mrs Louisa D Bates on their fifty year marriage anniversary with a two part reception. Local officials Governor Crane Mayor Hart Speaker Myers and clergymen attended along with family friends and donors. An array of gifts included gold purses roses and a silver platter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Bethel Church
Lewis B. Bates
Louisa D. Bates
John Bates
Bates
John L. Bates
George Carter
Chelsea
Wiliam Gilchrist
J. B. Harvey
Dr. Bates
George H. Bates
New Bedford
Lewis Bates Codding
Louis Bertram
Fred W. Proctor
Edward Blackwell
Albert Wens
Wiliam Wright
Illiam Gilchrist
Robert Mery
William A.stevins
Charles Christween
Stuart Cassidy
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
Star of the Sea Church
Father O’donnell
Father O'Donnell
Mayor Hart
George S. Butters
Methodist Preachers’ Association
Crane
John B. Smith
Myers
Francis Hi. Appleton
Willard
C. K. Shue
Harrison Avenue
Bate
Etta Small
Joseph Cook
George H. Carter
J. Alexander
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. Stuart Casaldy
Harvard Varsity Crew Departs for New London Training Camp
Harvard's varsity crew and substitutes left Harvard Square for Red Top New London to train two weeks before the Yale showdown. Captain Jack Hallowell led a rousing sendoff with several hundred undergraduates cheering amid hopes to avenge last season's football loss and recent Yale defeats. The boat crew includes Bancroft Ayer Bullard Lawrence Shuebruk Blake McGrew Goodell with coxswain Jackson. substitutes Colby Brownell Croft among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Square
Red Top
New London
Yale
Jack Hallowell
Iig
Cieer
Crimson
Bullard
Lawrence
Shuebruk
Blake
McGrew
How
Goodell
Coxewain
Jackson
Colby
Brownell
Croft
Yale Crew Primes Up For Season With Evening Row
Yale varsity eight held a 6 90 pm workout at Derby Conn. The Harvard crew arrived earlier and watched as Yale adjusted its stroke and cadence. Coaches observed improved catch and cohesion as Yale rowed a measured training session under the lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Conn
Harvard
Ita
Cure for Cancer Claims Widely Promoted by Dr Curry
An Ohio physician in Lebanon promotes a home cancer cure, asserting many patients have been cured and urging readers to request full method details from the Dr Curry Cancer Cure Co Box 338 Lebanon Ohio. The advertisement promises no obligations and appeals to sufferers to write immediately for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio
Dr. Curry
Hurley Explains Nominations and Aldermanic Action
At the regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen the mayor’s reasons for reforming the city marshal and police force were read. He cites lack of discipline, leaks of information, and illicit operations, and the board tabled the matter for three weeks. John J. Connolly named to the School Board seat may be contested due to vote count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sajjsom
Board of Aldermen
Maretal
Rief
Hurley
John J. Connolly
Kennedy Defense Rests in Emmeline Reynolds Slaying Trial
In New York on June 12 the Kennedy murder trial moved to rebuttals after the defense rested with two witnesses, one testifying Reynolds was seen at the hotel four times on August 16 1998 with a man resembling Kennedy. State witnesses challenged testimony about dinner at Purcell’s, with contrasting accounts from Bottlestein, Mrs Kennedy, Cantwell and Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Emmeline Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Dr. Kennedy
Hagen
Burns
Atom DD
Thomas
Crimes Hill, & I
Staten Island
Kennedy
Hartin Bottlestein
Purcell
Big House
Purcell's
Mr. Roberts
Miss Hauretty
Mr. Moore
W. W. Cantwell
Botttlestein
Mr.oberts
Moore
Stanzs
Mr.Cantwell
Richmond Chosen for 1908 Conclave of Heptasophs
The supreme conclave of the Improved Order of Heptasophs continued sessions at Copley Hall. Delegates from Wisconsin supported Milwaukee for the next gathering, but Richmond was selected as the 1908 meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Richmond
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Russell Sage
Army and Navy
General McAlpin
Higginson
Watson
Hey
Velasquez
Bostonia Orchestra
Russell Aye
L'ne Wi
Lawson’s
Kelly
Moran
Shaft
Vowad
Lifeboat
Allston
Fall River
Roxbury Latin School
Lexington High
Franklin Park
von Berger Enil
Blum
Y Shuebruk
Francis, James
Derby
Howe
Adams
Rowste
Han
Judge Barker
Lowe
Salem
Mrs. M'Kinley
Walker-Rints
Iris
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