City in turmoil calm after strict orders and troop presence
The authorities issued orders to arrest violators of peace in the fighting zone while warning and potentially firing on noncompliant crowds. The streets were quiet after the first car crossed the city line as troop enforcement began. A deputy shot a boy in the neck was alive and hospitalized with serious, but possibly survivable, injuries. Mayor Fitzgerald closed saloons at 5 pm to curb disturbances, following Governor Kimball's law and order proclamation and a city notice.
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Fitzgerald
Kimball
Army to adopt khaki uniforms and simplified gear
The United States Army plans a major uniform reform led by Secretary Root. Officers and enlisted men would switch to khaki, drop full-length knickerbockers, and use lighter weapons. Officers gain a visor cap and a canvas bag replacing the knapsack, foreseeing new dress by year’s end.
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Washington
United States Army
Root
Roct
Secretary Root
Congress
Ngress
Newtons first round ends in club championship play
The first round of the Newton Centre Golf Club championship concluded this afternoon on the Newton Centre course. Stuart J defeated Hovey, while Gilbert beat another unnamed opponent in a day of match play with the second round set for June 18.
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Newton
Newton Centre
Stuart
HA. Hovey
A. Gilbert
Bie
Class Day at Tufte College Closes With Oration and Song
Meidford June 18 Today marked Tufte College class day with severe weather not dampening events. Seniors welcomed by President Capen held chapel services, heard Arthur Morse and Richard Coolidge speak, attended a tree oration by Forrest Lunt, and a historian talk by Herbert Pierre. The day ended with a class ode, glee club concert, private spreads, a dance, and a promenade concert.
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Capen
Arthur H. Morse
Salem
Richard B. Coolidge
Portland
Marion L. Titus
West Somerville
Victor
Salem Cadet Orchestra
Goddard Gymnasium
Chapel
Ballou Hall
Forrest S. Lunt
Somerville
College Hill
Herbert R. Pierre
Arlington Heights
Joseph G. Bay
Unionville
Glee Club
Barnum Museum
Congress and Pere Marquette statue merits quick approval
The piece argues Congress should accept Wisconsin’s Pere Marquette statue for the Hall of Representatives. It praises Marquette’s mission and exploration, contrasts with Rochambeau, and urges timely action to honor his legacy and Christian virtues.
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Hall of Representatives
Washington
Adams
Winthrop
Clinton
Webster
Jackson
Jefferson
Benton
Hamilton
Stark
Lincoln
Cass
Shields
Garfield
Wisconsin
Pere Marquette
Congress
Rochambeau
France
United States
Marquetté
Great West
Marquette
Tufts Defeats Dartmouth In Third Annual Series
In Medford on June 18 Tufts beat Dartmouth 10 to 3 at Tufts Oval. Tufts showed stronger batting and fielding, with Plunkett Newick and Ree contributing in the win as Dartmouth struggled for runs across the innings.
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Medford
Tufts
Dartmouth
Tufts Oval
Ee Ae
Plunkett
Newick and Ree
Unclear Summary From Fragmented Scores
Brief list of yesterday games shows New Haven and Newark results with scattered team pairings and scores. Several lines reference cities Rochester Toronto and Ann Arbor Cornell but details are incomplete.
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New Haven
New London
Hartford
Newark
Jersey City
Worcester
Rochester
Postum Tea Reverses Health Decline From Coffee Use
A Nebraska woman describes years of coffee related illness including dyspepsia and heart pain. After switching to Postum and Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food she reports tumor disappearance, restored digestion, and renewed vigor over five years, crediting Postum for her health.
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Kearney
Neb
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Commencement at New England Conservatory In Tremont Temple
The 1902 class of 68 graduates from the New England Conservatory of Music will graduate next Wednesday at Tremont Temple at 2 30 PM. Most are women and the program includes vocal and instrumental pieces plus a 50 piece Peacevery Orchestra. Diplomas will be conferred by Director George W Chadwick. Notables include Sarah Morton Linéa Watkins Clara May Bull Gertrude Rockefeller Theodore J Irwin Edward A Kingsley Homer Humphrey. Alumnae reception follows in Conservatory parlors.
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New England
Conservatory of Music
Tremont Temple
College of Oratory
Peacevery
Identes P. Gardner
Conservatory
Wil Aidréss
George W. Chadwick
Sarah Morton
Watkins
Clara May Bull
Gertrude HK. Rockefeller
Theo
Dore John Irwin
Edward A. Kingsley
Homer Humphrey
New England Conservatory
Alicia Wandy
Ridward Kingsley
Sarah D. Morton
Gertrude E. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Sleeper Hall
Luella Thompson
Portia
Grace Pottbery
Shylock
Medford honors Miss Hattie Wait after fifty years of teaching
In Medford on June 13 a reception for Miss Hattie Francis Wait of the James School celebrated half a century of teaching. Former pupils formed the guest list and the assembly hall of the high school on Forest Street provided decor with greenery hydrangeas and peonies.
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Hattie Frances Wait
Medford
Hattie Francis Wait
The
James School
Forest Street
A. §. Herriott
Cc. B. Swift
C. A. Morse
C. N. Jones
Wait
Bliss Boutenhouse
L. J. Canning
Parsons
Gilket
Detwyler
Aa L. Hartshorne
Louise McLoud
Rose Plunkett
Madge Johnson
Edith Cushing
Yale and Princeton Prepare for Decisive Polo Grounds Game
Yale University and Princeton teams left for New York as Yale schedules the decisive Polo Grounds game tomorrow morning. Yale posted its batting order and players Metcalf Wear Barnwell Cote Winslow Guernsey while Princeton aimed for a strong performance and expressed confidence. A large student demonstration greeted the players at the station.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
New York City
Polo Grounds
Yale
Metcalf
Wear
J. J
Barnwell
C. F
Cote
Winslow c
Guernse
Princeton
New York
Cap’ ‘Steinwerder
Malden High 25 Everett High 8 in Suburban league clash
Malden High routed Everett High 25 to 8 to seize the league lead. Melrose sits second at 3-1, Everett and Medford both at 2-3. standings show Everett tied with Medford after the decisive Suburban High School Baseball League game in Malden.
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Malden
Malden High
Everett High
Melrose
Everett
Medford
British Schooner Annie Laura Likely to Sink on Shovelful Shoal
June 13 report from Chatham says the British schooner Annie Laura ran onto Shovelful Shoal Sunday and appears doomed. Lathe cargo salvage is being landed here under the underwriters' agent at 60 percent salvage.
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Annie Laura Chatham
Annie Laura
Factory Fire at H. M. Rosenblatt Brick Factory
Fire destroyed the four story Rosenblatt & Co. novelty factory at Second and Oxford streets Philadelphia on June 13 injuring a dozen workers. Fire spread to adjacent John Hoffet Public School and three dwellings with nine more damaged. Fire began in the annex celluloid room probable from crossed wires. Katie Scheidel, 15, was badly burned aiding a net rescue. Losses estimated at $165,000.
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Philadelphia
Penn
H. M. Rosenblatt & Co
Second
Oxford Streets
John Hoffet
Leather Works
Rosenblatt & Col
Katie Scheidell
Rosenblatt
Two Drownings Off Chester Sloop Capsize Claims Two Lives
Captain Hannett Robbins of Port Norris New Jersey and Mrs Piluma Haines of Camden New Jersey drowned when a sloop capsized off Chester during a sudden gust. Three others aboard were rescued by the nearby United States launch Cadet.
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Chester
Penn
Hannett Robbins
Port Norris
N. J
Piluma Haines
Camden
United States
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