Harvard Crew Finishes Season with Freshman and Varsity Trials
Harvard crews held final Charles River spins as they prepare to depart for New London on the Shore Line. The article surveys each rower’s form and faults, notes possible lineup changes, and assesses the freshmen’s youth and immaturity affecting rhythm and weight transfer.
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Harvard University
Charles
New London
Professor Sart
University
Cape
Herrick
No. 7
Tilton
Storrow
Longworth
Sanford
E. C. Storrow
No. 3
G. Perry
S. Sanford
N. Longworth
T. N. Perkins
Yale
R. F. Herrick
Boston
J.P. Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Penn
B. T. Tilton
Newport
J. R. Finlay
Colorado Springs
Col
J. S. Cranston
Dunkirk
N. Y
Brookline
N. Longworth, Jr
Cincinnati
Bow
Portsmouth
J. E. Whitney
Newburyport
TY. N. Perkins
Harvard
Shaster
Business Men Seek Recovery in Johnstown Flood
Johnstown Pennsylvania reports a second sunlit day after flooding as merchants meet Adjutant General Hastings to secure long credit reestablishment. Ninety nine bodies recovered to date, with the mass at the stone bridge burning. 1000 Italian laborers head to Johnstown for wreck work. relief funding and distribution plans discussed by Governor Beaver and Philadelphia leaders.
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Jonnstown
Penn
Johnstown
Hastings
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Stone Bridge
New York
Phmape Elpats
Lafayette ‘Hotel
Governor Seaver
Citizens’ Relief Committee of
Edwin H. Fitler
Thomas Dolan
Robert C. Orden
John Y. Huber
Francis B. Reeves
Beaver
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh
West Branch
Robert C. Ogden
James B. Scott
Reuben Miller
S. S. Marvin
John Fulton
J. H. Cummings
Williamsport
William H. Kemble
National Parks of
Boston Relief Fund Reaches 128 006 05 for Johnstown Sufferers
Boston's relief drive totals 128 006 05 with 3544 12 subscribed yesterday. A circular urges Roman Catholic churches in the archdiocese to collect next Sunday for the Pennsylvan?a flood victims. A Tremont Temple concert and a Paris Buffalo Bill benefit add to funds. Paris event raises 2000 with royal attendance.
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Boston
Johnstown
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Archdiocese of
Pennsylvania
R. Neagle
Tremont Temple
Germania Band
Paris
Buffalo Bill
Conemaugh Valley
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Albert Victor
Maud
Louise
Victoria
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Levi P. Morton
Morton
Prince of Wales
San Miguel Gold Placers Adopts Nonpublic Stock Sale Model
San Miguel Gold Placers Company opens an office at 24 Congress Street to sell stock after delaying public offering until daily production is established. Vice-president C. E. Parker describes hydraulic mining as nonhazardous and highly profitable, with officers guaranteeing soundness. President Thomas Henry Edsall and Treasurer James Gilfillan lead the management. Parker invites inquiries at the Congress Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Miguel
Thomas Henry Edsall
Unning
Edsall, Hart & Fowler
Brunswick 150th celebration opens with flagstaff dedication
Brunswick Maine marked its 150th incorporation with a park flagstaff ceremony. About 10 000 visitors attended a public dinner for 500 guests in Town Hall led by Dr Alfred Mitchell. A hand engine contest between Niagara 3 of Brunswick and General Bates 3 of Lisbon Falls was won by Lisbon Falls with a 202 ft 7 in record. The day closed with a national salute, a townspeople grandPen and fireworks on the mall.
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Brunswick
Town Hall
Alfred Mitchell
F. E. Roberts
Maine
Burleigh
United States
Nelson Ding
Lisbon Falls
First Brigade Encampment at Framingham Day of Instruction and Parades
South Framingham June 13. The First Brigade hosts large crowds as General Dalton instructs detachments on fortifications and abbattis. Mortar practice draws many visitors while Major Shumway and Lieutenants Worthen and Dodge preside. Tomorrow features cavalry departure and a brigade dress parade with Governor Ames visiting the camp.
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South Framingham
Framingham
Dalton
Major Shumway
Worthen
Dodge
Ames
Cecilia Society Holds Annual Meeting In Boston
The Cecilia Society met at 152 Tremont Street with President G O G Coale presiding. Officers elected: President G O G Coale Vice President Samuel Carr Jr Secretary Edward Alham Dodd Treasurer Arthur Reed Librarian S B Wood Directors A P Browne K M Elliot Arthur L Woodman A K Hebard. The group mourned several losses and praised conductor B J Lang and retiring librarian W V Kellen. The president’s report will be printed for members.
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Cecilia Society
Boston
Tremont Street
G. O. G. Coale
B. J. Lang
Jennie Vorn Holt
W. H. Guild
A. C. Wellington
Walter EF. Arnaud
E. C. Bullard
George ©. G. Coale
Samuel Carr, Jr
Edward Alham Dodd
Arthur Reed
B. Wood
Alex P. Browne
K. M. Elliot
Arthur L. Woodman
A. K. Hebard
W. V. Kellen
Quiet wedding at Union Congregational Church
An unusually quiet ceremony took place at Union Congregational Church with Robert B. Wyman and Bessie Whitney as the marrying couple. The bride wore a traveling suit of fawn cashmere and a matching capote. Rev. N Boynton officiated with no ushers or best man. Immediate relatives formed a witnesses circle at the chancel rail.
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Union Congregational Church
Robert B. Wyman
Bessie Whitney
N. Boynton
Cobb and Read Bride in Unitarian Clifton Ceremony
Dr Charles H Cobb and Miss Alice Read married yesterday at Hotel Clifton Columbus Avenue in a private Unitarian ceremony conducted by Rev Edward E Hale The bride is daughter of J Waldo Reed They will reside at 459 Columbus Avenue and plan a Canadian wedding journey after the ceremony
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Cobb—Read
Charles H. Cobb
Alice Read
Thomas Dawns on Wedding of Thomas and Damon in Brockton
Evan W. Thomas of Brockton wed Emily C. Damon daughter of Elijah C. Damon at noon. The Rev. James S. Thomas officiated. Bride wore white silk with a long tulle veil and smilax. Bridesmaids Annie Damon Helen Thomas. Groomsmen Russell Boswell and T Thomas. Guests admired gifts display before the couple left for Brockton to reside.
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Annie Damon
Helen Thomas
Russell T. Boswell
Philadelphia
T. §. Thomas
Brockton
Sadie Arnold
South Braintree
True-Crockett Couple Wed in Cambridge Ceremony
Mr. George H. True and Miss Cynthia C. Crockett were married at Rev. W S Alexander's residence in North Cambridge last evening. A reception followed at their future home on Regent Street.
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True—Crockett
George H. True
Cynthia C. Crockett
W.S. Alexander
Lancaster Street
Cambridge
Regent Street
Davis and Reed Wed in Cambridge Nuptials
Mr. George E. Davis of Worcester married Miss Alice I Reed daughter of Enos T Reed of Cambridge at the bride’s home 23 Hurlby street Old Cambridge The Rev W S Alexander of North Avenue Congregational Church officiated The couple will reside in Worcester after a brief wedding tour
Hatch Beckford Marriage At Hanover Street Home
Everett Fletcher Hatch of Richmond Maine and Miss Mary Ida Beckford daughter of Amos Beckford of this city wed at the bride’s parents 98 Hanover street last evening. Rev J D Pickles officiated. A brief reception followed with supper. The couple will tour Maine New Hampshire and Vermont before living with the bride’s parents.
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Hatch
Beckford
Lynn
Everett Fletcher Hatch
Richmond
Mary Ida Beckford
Amos Beckford
Hanover Street
Jennie Hatch
Sarah
J. D. Pickles
First Methodist Church
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Frank Templeman Sentenced to State Prison for Three Years Nine Months
New York June 13 Frank Templeman recently convicted of felony for accusing Inspector Byrnes and District Attorney Fellows of conspiring to defraud the city treasury received a State prison sentence of three years and nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Templeman
Inspector Byrnes
Fellows
Massachusetts Republicans Probe South Carolina Politics
About twenty-five Republicans gathered at Young's Hotel to hear L Edwin Dudley report on South Carolina politics and black voting issues. Dudley claims voter fraud, disenfranchisement, and gerrymandering deny blacks fair representation, urging a new independent movement backed by Massachusetts funds.
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Republican Party of
Massachusetts
Young’s Hotel
South
South Carolina
L. Edwin Dudley
Law and Order League
Dudley
Londay
Young
Charleston
Dandley
Congress
Republican Organization
Evening Record of
Connecticut Steamer Connecticut Makes Trial Trip
The Connecticut went down Narragansett Bay on a 750 passenger trial, heading to operate on the Providence and Stonington route. The side wheel steamer features Cramp & Sons engines, 6000 HP, five water tight bulkheads, grand saloon spans the ship, and a Newport lunch marked the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Providence & Stonington
Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Newport
Baggs
Steamboat Company
Colchis Mining Company Draws Conservative Investors
A stock now in strong demand by cautious buyers, Colchis Mining Company attracts attention for its merit and prospect of large dividends after the mill is completed. Officers are praised for sound business principles and strong integrity, with R. H. Whitney & Co. of 48 Congress Street Boston as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchis Mining Company
R. H. Whitney& Co
Congress Street
Boston
Beacon Park Harness Races Draw Large Crowd
At Beacon Park yesterday afternoon more than 2000 spectators watched a day of harness racing. Ember led the 2:26 class before breaking late, allowing Dirigo Maid to win the heat and race in 2:25. The 2:31 class saw Rockland Boy and Lucy P. contend with Black Shan and Chief in a tight series, with Inlaid winning the fourth heat and Black Shan claiming the fifth before a protest and trainer change. The meet continued with multiple heats and close finishes as time trials crowned winners in each division.
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Beacon Park
Ember
Dirigo Maid
C. W. Meady
B. m. Dirigo Maid
Jerry O'Neil
B.m. Ember
Rockland Boy
Black Shan
Lucy P
Black Shaw
Chief
Uey P
Lucey P
Inlaid
Jack Shan
Shan
Gibbs
Riely
Moscow
William G
Bijou
J. R. Shedd
Royal
D. C
S. D
Roval
Quakter
Shedd
J. K. Shedd
S. D.C
J. J. Bowen
S. F. Curtis
Bog
D.C
S. Roberts
Bik
F. E
Wallingford
G. Bijou
W. M. Nicholson
B. G. Royal
Cence CC
J. H. Rowley
Massachusetts Historical Society bids farewell to two valued members
The Massachusetts Historical Society held its final meeting of the season with remarks honoring the late Peleg W. Chandler and Henry W. Foote. Tributes praised their lifelong devotion to history, public service, and contributions to local scholarship while noting Foote’s planned memoir and Chandler’s legal and editorial achievements.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
George E. Ellis
Thomas G. Frothingham
Charlestown
Richard Frothingham
Boston
Edward W. Harris
Saratoga County
New York
Peleg W. Chandler
Henry W. Foote
Ir. Chandler
Maine
Bowdoin Coles
Cambridge
Daily Advertiser
Monthly
Law Reporter
Andrew
Foote
King’s Chapel
Church of England
Freeman
Greenwood and Peabody
Warren
Colonel Lee
Mr. Foote
Divinity School
Greenwood
Ephraim Peabody
Dr. Peabody
McKenzie
Everett
E. d. Young
Lowell
P. W. Chandler
Hale
No. 4
Court Street
Bradford
Chandler
Jenks
E. D. Harris
Green
David Holden
Groton
Henry T. Bunton
Hyde Park
Young
O. W. Holmes
William Amory
Goodell
Record Commissioners
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
George O. Shattuck
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Clarendon Hills Range Shoot Results
The Jamaica Plain Gun Club at Clarendon Hills Hyde Park held a multi event shoot with 10 runs yesterday afternoon. Winners include Roxton Herrick Barrett Woodruff Chapin Homans and Brown across events. Baker and Woodruff dominated several clay targets and blue rocks.
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Jamaica Plain Gun Club
Clarendon Hills
Hyde Park
Baker
Roxton
Herrick
Cilley
Blanchard
Brown
Hamner
Chapin
Barrett
Herbert
Woodruff
Savage
Bas?sett
Homans
Nichols
Discipline Rules Drive Barnum and Bailey Show
James A. Bailey enforces strict discipline across the Barnum and Bailey circus, demanding sobriety and forbidding card games. The executive team has long tenure, guiding about 1000 workers, hundreds of animals, and three trainloads of equipment with remarkable efficiency and safety.
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James A. Bailey
P. T. Barnum
Bailey
Blacklegs
Franklin Park Meeting Appeal Reaches Mayor Hart
The Central Labor Union sought permission to hold a July 4 gathering in Franklin Park after park commissioners refused. Mayor Hart says the request was proper and will urge the commissioners to reverse their prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Hart
Late Ship News Arrivals and Departures at New York Harbor
The morning bulletin lists arriving vessels including W. K Mangeam from New Bedford and John Comstock from Nantucket. Departures include steamers State of Nebraska to Glasgow and Wieland to Hamburg among many others serving routes to Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia.
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New York
W. K Mangeam
New Bedford
John Comstock
Nantucket
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Egypt
Liverpool
Palmas
London
Wieland
Hamburg
P. Caland
Amsterdam
Alliance
Rio Janeiro
Cearense
Para
Vertumnus
Montego Bay
Gambetta
Baracoa
General Whitney
Boston
David Crockett
Giuseppe Anna
Rangoon
Kersbergen
Batavia
Rita
Exmouth
Medina
San Domingo City
Thompson
St. Ann’s Bay
Neptune
Crystal
Trinidad
Peconic
Evans
Lisbon
Bearse
Ydun
Stoltz
Kraes
Stamford
Gjemre
Bar
Ex-President Cleveland Responds to Maryland Tariff Reform Club
In a June 11 letter from Barrmm More Maryland Cleveland accepts honorary membership and applauds the club's aims as essential to national prosperity, but says he relies on the Democratic party for true adherence to its traditions and principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrmm More
Cleveland
Maryland Tariff Reform Club
Democratic Party Organization
Fearful Rise in Personal Crises and One-Day Harrow
Reports describe a sharp surge in personal crisis events, with seven incidents occurring in a single day. The description notes a harrowing pattern and explores potential underlying causes. Authorities urge vigilance and public awareness.
Probate Notices in Boston and Weymouth Estate Citations
Massachusetts probate notices cite next of kin and creditors for the estates of John P Barnard of Boston and Mary R Stevens of Boston. Both cite July 1 1889 probates in Suffolk with publication in Boston Post and Boston Daily Post respectively. Notices name executors John P Barnard and Joseph W Appleton and require appearance and bond details.
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Middlesex
Sarah F. Douglass
Cambridge
George R. Fowler
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Commonwealth OF
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Commonwealth OF Massacht
Mary R. Stevens
Joseph W. Appleton
Boston Daily Post
Commonwealth OF Massachusyw
Thomas W. Durant
Stanstead
Canada
Charles KR. Parker
Milton
Norfolk
Boston Prest
John W. McKim
Massachussetts
Robert E. Calder
Wilmington
New Hanover
North Carolina
William Calder
Northarolina
Massachl
James Dorr
George Dork
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J. H. Goddard
Oates
Kidder
Brooklyn
Watriss
Chicago
W. F. Jones
G. F. Steedman
St. Louis
J. C. Powers
Rochester
G. C. Dewey
Wenge
N. Rantoul
Salem
I. Amory
J. Hubbard
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Cheney
Sunshine
THE
Cupid
Providence & Stonington Line
G. H. Hicks
M. Goodspeed
A. W. Moulton
Thomas Mayfelt
the Historical Society
Jamaica Plain
Clarendon Hills Range
Nowann HI
Johann Hoff
Custom House
W. Lamb, M.D
Drue
Oe Rco
U. S
Moritz Eisner
Berlin
Vienna
Eisner & Mendelson CO
Barclay Street
Hoff’s Malt Extract
Metcalf’s
Tremont St
Hunt
Progate Notices
Commonwealth OF Massachoejsetts
Joshua P. Preston
George D. Edmunds
Esq
Owen Wini
Patrick H. M. Admr
Wea
John Logan
Everest Washburn
Admr
Sophia J. Stoughton
James W. Chapman
School Street
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