Tufts College Class Day Draws 10000 Visitors
Admiral and Mrs Sampson attended as the campus hosts hosted a large class day program. Key speakers included John Puthene Clark and attorney general Hosea Knowlton with a Salem Cadet Band concert and a campus march led by Chief Marshal George Kempton.
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Throng of Boston crowds visit visiting ships in harbor
Thousands gather at Driscoll's wharf to tour the Kearsarge, Massachusetts, New York and Hartford as Admiral Farquhar's squadron hosts the public. Visitors witness gun decks, talk with sailors, and observe a dipping salute to a British flag. A naval parade plan for June 38 is announced.
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Tufts Class Day Honors With Oration and Ode
At Tufts College the class day featured a tree planting and orations by Robert Wagner of Provincetown and Carl Tarbox of Biddeford. The undergraduates heard new style addresses, a class ode by Lester Lewis with music by Alice Spauld, and student cheering across the yard. Fraternities held social spreads from 6 to 7, while the Glee Club performed near Barnum Museum and a Sea Cadet Band concert occurred after.
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Class Day Committee Creates Festive Senior Event
Seniors and friends enjoyed a decorated evening at Commons Hall with lanterns and bright lights. The class day committee in charge included Roland M. Lamb of Attleboro as chairman, John Otis Burnage of Lowell, Mary Ann Ingalls of Auburn Maine, Ruth Tousey of Tufts College, Harry O. Waterman of Jamaica Plain, and John W. Roby of South Manchester Connecticut.
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Tufts
Roland M. Lamb
Attleboro
John Otis Burnage
Lowell
Mary Ann Ingalls
Auburn, Me
Ruth Tousey
Tufts College
Harry O. Waterman
Jamaica Plain
John W. Roby
South Manchester
Conn
Cuban Yellow Fever in Havana Near Quemados
Yellow fever outbreaks at Quemados eight miles from Havana affect United States troops. Fourteen cases with three deaths reported, six under treatment with expected recoveries. A sergeant died, and Captain Ives is under observation. Havana City shows few cases. General See orders strict preventive measures. Dr Havard believes the Quemados fever is under check after years without an outbreak.
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Fire Rages Through Five Story Tenement Killing Ten
In New York on June 15 a fire set in two rooms of a five story tenement on St Jackson Street killed ten and injured six. Police and fire officials recover bodies, identify the dead as families Marton and Carter, and search for the arsonist firebug. Policeman James T Knowles is hailed as a hero for rescuing twelve people.
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Dartmouth College Sing Out and Wet Down Marks Class Transitions
At Dartmouth College Hanover June the annual Sing Out and Wet Down began commencement exercises. Seniors served lemonade from a barrel under the class tree as the senior fence was passed to new seniors. The class of 1900 severed its college ties while awaiting diplomas. Societies Casque and Gauntlet and the Dartmouth senior clans held secret initiations as cards were posted to fences around town.
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Trimountain Garrison 98 and Navy Union Clarify Banquet Toasts
The Trimountain Garrison 98 and the Regular Army and Navy Union correct an erasure of women in a banquet report. Colonel Cochrane did not respond to any toast nor attend a service due to mourning his son. Commanders urge all garrison comrades to attend the meeting next Tuesday evening.
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Church Temperance Meetings at Franklin Park Tent
Sunday services at 3 and 7 p.m. and weekday meetings at 8 p.m. are held at the Church Temperance Tent on Blue Hill Avenue, Franklin Park. Week’s addresses list several clergy, including Rev. D Convers, Rev H Ther apy, Rev J Seagrath, and Rev BE A Rand, with meeting days and times.
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Annual picnic of Working Boys' Home at Apollo Garden
The Working Boys' Home on Bennet Street holds its annual outing at Apollo Garden in Roxbury this Saturday July 21. The day features dancing and vaudeville acts under the supervision of John W. Hawler, superintendent.
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Fall from Elevate structure injures East Boston worker
John P. Day of 2% Decatur Street East Boston fell twenty five feet from an elevated structure near Sullivan Square late yesterday afternoon. He suffered a severe scalp wound and a sprained right ankle and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Laundry Incident Injures Man in South Boston
Patrick Sullivan of Third street was knocked down and run over at the corner of Dover and Reenter streets yesterday after a laundry incident involving Acari 8 Steer. An injured man was taken to City Hospital.
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Hanover Street Fire Report Details On Damaged Block
A brief notice describes a blaze on Hanover Street involving a four story building with damage and responders. The report names individuals such as Fike and Blake and references a chemical or explosive element discovered during the incident along with investigation notes.
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