Simmons Seniors Bid Adieu to Books Today
Simmons College for young women holds its third class day with a senior dance and ivy planting. The exercises open in the refectory with college hymns led by the graduating class. Miss Jessie Haven Moore delivers the class welcome. Avery program features violin, class prophecy, and a handover ceremony to juniors. Commencement is tomorrow in Jordan Hall with Rev. James Hardy Ropes of Harvard and a South Hall reception to follow.
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Simmons College For
South Hall
Jessie Haven Moore
Evelyn Fitzsimmons
Theresa Crystal Stuart
Mertie Maybe A. Bachelder
Marguerite Church
Anna Elizabeth Monahan
R. Kellogg
Margaret Remington Havens
Alice May Garland
Havens
Caton
Kellogg
Peckham
Suffren
Jordan Hall
James Hardy Ropes
Harvard University
North Hall
Man Prefers Jail Over Support Payments
Augustus Jones, 93 Franklin Street Malden, told Police Court he would rather go to jail than pay $6 weekly for his wife and three children. Judge Bruce ordered $6 weekly support and continued the case, urging Jones to seek work.
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Malden
Augustus
Jones
Franklin Street
St Bernard's Lawn Party Set at Allen Field
Arrangements are being completed on an elaborate scale for a lawn party by St. Bernard's parish with Rev. Laurence J. O'Toole as pastor. The event takes place on Allen Field in West Newton on Wednesday June 17.
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Newton
St. Bernard's Parish
Laurence J. O’toole
Allen Field
West Newton
Annie Manley Appeals Breach Suit Against Harvard Professor
Annie L. Manley, colored, files appeal after losing a $25,000 breach of promise suit against Philip B. Marcou, former Harvard languages professor. Ex-Judge Henry S. Dewey represents her, challenging Judge Bond’s rulings and raising passages about nature and nature's God as jury instructions.
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Philip B. Marcou
Harvard
Annie L. Manley
Henrys. Dewey
Great Britain
Thirteen States of America
Miss Emma D Lovell Weds Charles Wollinger in Roxbury
Miss Emma Dunning Lovell daughter of Lieutenant Lovell of Police Station 10 married Charles Henry Wollinger at her Blue Hill Avenue home Roxbury. The ceremony before 250 guests featured the lieutenant giving away the bride. The couple plan a country tour before settling in Woburn.
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Emma Dunning Lovell
Lovell
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Charles Henry Wollinger
Woburn
Governor attends 71st National Lancers banquet at Faneuil Hall
Governor Curtis Guild Jr appears at the 71st anniversary of the National Lancers greeting a cheering crowd at Faneuil Hall. He hails the unit for Chelsea fire service and salutes its future expansion while praising Boston’s honesty and civic leadership.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
State House
Perry Divorce Resolution Highlights Alienation Suit
William F. Perry of Copley Square Hotel won a divorce from Cora Belle Perry on statutory grounds. Perry seeks 25000 dollars from Charles D. Moore for alienation of his wife’s affections. Testimony claims include past knife incidents and drinking, while Mrs. Perry disputes the accusations and defends her conduct.
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William F. Perry
Copley Square Hotel
Cora Belle Perry
Fox
Evelyn
Perry
Old Malden church sold to Catholic parish for school
The First Universalist Church in Old Malden has sold its Main and Centre streets property to Sacred Heart Church for 25 000 dollars. Cheverus School will open on the centenary of Boston’s first Catholic bishop with Sisters of Providence teaching. The transfer occurs July 20. services will pause this summer while a hall hosts fall services.
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Malden
Sacred Heart Church
Main
Centre Streets
Boston
Cheverus School
Cheverus
Pp. J. Hally
Sisters of Providence
William
Dorothy Sprague
Dr. Sykes
Universalist Church
Ex-Viceroy of Canada Frederick Stanley Dies at 67
London reports the death of Frederick Arthur Stanley 16th Earl of Derby at age 67. Born 1841, he became governor general of Canada in 1888 serving until 1898. He married Lady Constance Villiers in 1864 and had ten children, one of whom died in 1869. Queen Victoria sponsored one son, Albert George.
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London
Frederick Arthur Stanley
Earl of Derby
Lord Stanley
Canada
Constance Villiers
Earl of Clarendon
Queen Victoria
Albert George
Mad dog scare ends in woman’s death note Roxbury incident
Timothy Fahey of Roxbury said his wife Annie Fahey died of heart failure after the mad dog scare and shooting near their Palmer street home. A terrier attacked children as Officer Hutchins fired at the animal, which was later killed.
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Timothy Fahey
Palmer Place
Roxbury
Annie Fahey
Joseph Fahey
Thomas Finneran
Annie Leonard
Samuel Hutchins
Palmer Street
Hutchins
Killed On His Way To Work In Boston Rail Yard
Timothy F. Crosby aged 71 a longtime tinsmith for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad died after being struck by a shifting engine while crossing tracks at the Dover street yard in South Boston He was injured as he paused on his customary route and died at Massachusetts General Hospital His home was 679 East Fourth street and he left a large family.
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Army
Navy
John S. Barrows
William H. Brigham
Commonwealth
George Kenney
Chelsea
General Brigham
Congress
Boston
Hibbard
the Commonwealth
Fred R. Robinson
Active Corps
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William H. Rider
National Lancers
The
Boston Lancers
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Timothy F. Crosby
Dover Street
Crosby
Massachusetts General Hospital
East Fourth Street
South
Shipped Horses Case Involving Campbell and Shea
Blind spavined horses with ring bones and heaves were reportedly offered by Joseph W. Campbell of the Bunker Hill Sale and Commission Stable. Cornelius P. Shea, labor leader and former Teamsters Union president, was arrested yesterday for alleged complicity in the deal.
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Joseph W. Campbell
Bunker Hill Sale
Campbell and Shea linked to mail fraud in Charlestown sale case
Shen surrendered to federal authorities after a weeklong hunt for complicity in using the mails to defraud horse purchasers. Campbell and Shea were arrested on similar charges tied to the Bunker Hill Sale and Commission Stable at 200 Bunker Hill street, Charlestown. Victims from Kennebunkport and Montpelier cited losses of 35 and 65 dollars for poor or dead horses. Shea denied involvement, claiming he only prepared one letter for Campbell and that he has not been in Chicago since last January.
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Shen
Bunker Hill
Commission
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Campbell
Shea
United States
Waters
Tourel
George W. Mitchell
Kennebunkport
Post Office
Boston
Chicago
Harvard class of 83 reunion marks four days in Cambridge
The Harvard 1883 reunion begins June 21 with vespers at Appleton Chapel and progresses to Hastern Point Glouceste r residence of Alonzo W Pollard field day at Brookline Country Club and a class dinner at the Algonquin Club The headquarters will be in Stoughton Hall and Marshal Perin will host a spread in University Hall for about 1000 classmates and guests
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Harvard
Cambridge
Winslow Warren
Henry P. Walcott
George C. Noble
Henry Adams
Samuel Wentworth
Long
John” Wentworth
Louis Cabot
Samuel Swett Green
Alfred
Charles Page Perin
New York
Appleton Chapel
James A. Noyes
Sparks Street
Hastern Point
Gloucester
Alonzo W. Pollard
William Faxon
Jerusalem Road
Country Club
Brookline
Algonquin Club
Stoughton Hall
Marshal Perin
University Hall
Peats Estate Inventory Totals 215,900 in Greenwich
The estate of Alfred Peats the wallpaper man filed an inventory in Greenwich showing a total valuation of 215,900. Peats died March 13 1908 after years of insanity.
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Greenwich
Conn
Alfred Peats
Plymouth Rock Hen Leads Comic Train Chase
A Plymouth Rock hen escaped its Italian owner aboard a Plymouth Line elevated train at Dudley street and Dover street. Passengers joined a lighthearted chase as the bird dodged capture and caused laughter among bankers and graduates alike. The hen was finally recaptured and tied for transport.
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Plymouth Rock
Dudley Street
Dover Street
Antonio Farrara
North Street
Northampton Street
Boston
Scollay Square
Miss Alice Patten Dies at Fayette Street Home
Watertown reports the death of 48 year old Miss Alice Patten at the residence of Dr. E. W. Huckins on Fayette Street last night.
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Watertown
Alice Patten
BE. W. Huckins
Fayette Street
Permanent relief promised for eczema sufferers in Boston
The Jaynes Drug Company promotes "A. J. M." a skin remedy from Dr. Geo. William Yates of Evansville Ind. It claims to kill germs causing eruptions without harming skin tissue and offers lasting relief after a few weeks of use. A dollar per large bottle, with ample supply now in Boston stores.
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Boston
Jaynes Drug Company
Geo. William Yates
Evansville
Ind
Rest the stomach with Prosene Recipe claim
An ad explains distress signals from a troubled stomach and promotes the Prosene Recipe as a digestive aid. It instructs Riker Jaynes Drug Stores to prepare the Prosene Prescription, listing Compound Tincture of Cinchona, Prosene Compound, and Sherry Wine, with a premeal and bedtime dose.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Cooper Pharmacal Company
Chicago
Mrs Myra Guptill Weds Mark Knowles In Everett Home
Miss Myra S. Guptill of E H S 02 married Mark H. Knowles yesterday afternoon at 2 30 at her home 48 Dean street Everett Rev William I Sweet officiated the ceremony
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Everett
Myra S. Guptill
Dean Street
Mark H. Knowles
William I. Sweet
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