Missouri Invited to Genevieve Clark James Thomson Wedding
All Missourians are invited to the June 30 wedding of Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark and James M Thomson of New Orleans at Honeyshuck Clark home Bowling Green. Wallace Bassford secretary said attendees should notify Mexico Missouri.
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Montgomery City
Missouri
Genevieve Clark
Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
James M. Thomson
New Orleans
Bassford
Mexico, Mo
Woman Held on Multiple Fraud Charges in Several Cities
Eugenia Stewart alias Eugenia Edwards alias Anita C Stew art alias Catherine Olcott alias Mrs Fred Roland Hill is under arrest in New Brunswick New Jersey accused of passing bad checks. Indictment warrants accuse her of defrauding Cop ley Plaza of 117 and stealing a gown worth 70 from a Boylston street dressmaker in April. Newark and Brooklyn also claim cases. She will be brought back for trial.
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Captain Armstrong
Eugenia Stewart
Eugenia Edwards
Anita C. Stewart
Catherine Olcott
Fred Roland Hill
New Brunswick
N. J
Copley Plaza
Boylston Street
Brunswick Police
Brooklyn
New York City
Newark
Scores From The Day In Hockey And Lacrosse
Newark beat Providence 9 to 7 Jersey City defeated Richmond 5 to 2 Rochester won 5 to 4 against Toronto Buffalo triumphed 17 to 1 over Montreal
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Newark
Providence
Jersey City
Richmond
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Cabot Urged for Juvenile Court Judgeship by Boston Societies
Frederick P. Cabot, former assistant U.S. district attorney, will be backed by Boston child welfare groups to replace Judge Harvey Baker. His name is to be submitted to Governor Walsh. Endorsers include John F. Moors and David Ellis with support from Associated Charities, Children's Mission, and several child welfare groups.
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Frederick P. Cabot
United States
Children’s Aid Societies of
Boston
Harvey Baker
Mr. Cabot
Walsh
John F. Moors
Associated Charities
David Ellis
Charles L. de Normandie
Norfolk House Center
Roxbury Charitable Society
The
Children’s Mission
Children’s Aid Society
Council of Jewish Women
Children’s Friend Society
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Hurlburt, Jones and Cabot
Boston College Class Day Celebrates 1915 Seniors
Boston College seniors held outdoor class day exercises at the new campus in Newton. The class of 1915, largest to leave the college, heard Rev. Charles W. Lyons speak. Juniors were briefly dispersed after a confrontation, with a threat of a lake plunge. A post event spread and senior soirée followed, then a class-week picnic planned aboard a chartered boat to Peddock's Island.
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New Boston College
University Heights
Newton
Boston College
Charles W. Lyons
Roosevelt Home Again After Louisiana Outing
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt returned to Oyster Bay from a Louisiana trip looking well and content. He declined to discuss politics or recent steel corporation and Bryan matters, saying he had nothing to say and would focus on his office and catching up on correspondence before a planned July 11 departure for the San Diego Exposition.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Louisiana
Syracuse
Pennsylvania Station
Roosevelt
John McGrath
Steel Corporation
Bryan
Atlanta
Mr. Bryan
Progressive Party
Oyster Bay
San Diego Exposition
Senior class commencement fete delights crowds on campus
Open air celebration on the campus grounds drew hundreds of alumni and friends as the senior class led by President Ward S Farmer gathered for a day of decorations, speeches, songs, and playful pranks. Tower orator William V McKenny entertained with witty remarks and the class history and prophecy drew laughs. Junior class stunts punctuated the program with a mock imperial envoy delivering a mock ultimatum.
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Ward S. Farmer
James M. Linehan
Farmer
William V. McKenny
William R. Duffy
J. Bernard Flynn
Framingham
Glee Clib
Maurice J. Flynn
Dorchester
Michael F. O'Neil
Taunton
Edmund J. Brandon
Taft to Speak at Wellesley College Graduation
Former President Taft will give the commencement address at Wellesley College in Houghton Memorial Chapel this morning. 290 degrees will be awarded, the largest class yet, with 76 from Massachusetts and notable regional leaders among the graduates.
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Taft
Wellesley College
Houghton Memorial Chapel
Wellesley
Msgr Patterson Awards Diplomas at St Josephs Academy
The St Josephs Academy for boys at Wellesley Hills held its annual graduation yesterday. Diplomas were conferred by Msgr Patterson, with a brief address by Rev J R Crowley. Special awards for general excellence in studies were also presented.
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St. Joseph’s Academy For Boys
Wellesley Hills
Mer. Patterson
J. R. Crowley
William A. Waugh Dead in Cambridge
William A. Waugh prominent Odd Fellow and Grand Army man died at 244 Pearl Street Cambridge. He enlisted in the Fifth Massachusetts Battery in the Civil War was wounded at Gettysburg and later built Cambridge fire department first hook and ladder truck. He served in the United States revenue service until his death and leaves a widow a daughter Miss Florence M and three sons Charles M Archie FE and Fred T all of Cambridge.
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William A. Waugh
Pearl Street
Cambridge
Mr. Waugh
Fifth
Massachusetts Battery
Gettysburg
Cambridge Fire Department
United States Revenue Service
Post 30
Florence M
Charles M
Archie FE
Fred T
Wakefield Plans New Dispensary
The Wakefield mansion at Wakefield, once owned by the founder’s heir, will likely be fitted as a tuberculosis dispensary. The Board of Health and the Selectmen authorize the plan as the town lacks a state-mandated TB facility. Several town offices may also be housed there.
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Wakefield
Board of Health
Extra Day Vacation for First Saturday in July
To compensate employees the company grants an additional day off in July for working on the First Saturday. This action recognizes staff effort on a weekend date and adds a paid holiday to the schedule for the organization.
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International League
Cabot
Children’s Aid Societies
Connimar
C.O. D
Batiste
Bates
Palm Beach
Porto Rico
Panamas
Butler’s
Wandas
Tremont St
Steel
Linehan
James LB. Clark
Frederick W. Wennerberg
Arlington Heights
Gerald Fitzgerald
United
Ingraham
Optometrists
Opticians
Winter ST
Asia
Tamaki Uemura
Tokio
Japan
Alice Elizabeth Cary
Osaka
Kyoto
Jean Ogilvy Christie
Kerhan
Turkey
St. Paul's College
Tarsus
Charlotte C. Wyckoff
Kodaikanal
India
Velore
Madras Presidency
Massachusetts
Bay State
Pennsylvania
Rachel Davis
Erie
Caroline Blackstone
Upland
Msgr. Patterson
Mer
Jordan Marsh Company
Gilchrist
Frederick Dyer
Dept. D
Jackson
Mich
Dyer
Fred
Frederick Dydr
Oliver Buildring
Jackson, Mich
Ine
Union St
Washington Street
Washington St. Jefferson
Brookside
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