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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

5

Record Crowd Promenade Festival At University Heights

Over 49 000 tickets issued for the monster garden party at University Heights Chestnut Hill with many requests for more. The grounds committee led by Henry M Blackwell Edward J Brandon and others has prepared an emergency hospital telephones for doctors and guests big auto area an opening time restriction and an open air theatre seating nearly 1000 from 2 pm to 10 pm Joseph I Willis Boston College drama instructor will oversee the theatrical program and trained young ladies will take part.

University Heights Chestnut Hill Henry M. Blackwell Edward J. Brandon Cambridge Timothy Joseph I. Willis Boston College

Cambridge Groom Marries Bermuda Socialite Agnes Tucker

Charles Carruth of Cambridge wed Miss Agnes Tucker of Hamilton Bermuda in a ceremony last Saturday. Tucker comes from a prominent Bermudian family. her father Robert R. Tucker is a leading social figure and son of a former Bermuda governor. Carruth’s parents attended the wedding after traveling from New York on the same steamer. The couple’s acquaintance began a year ago in Cape Breton where the Caruths have a summer home.

Charles Carruth Fayerweather Street Cambridge Agnes Tucker Hamilton Bermuda Robert R. Tucker Bermudas New York Cape Breton Tucker

Lorna Doone Set To Sail For Labrador Mission

The Lorna Doone, Grenfell mission ship, sails this morning loaded with machinery, books and supplies for Labrador coast mission work. Captain Albert Fradsham oversees the voyage, delayed yesterday by late machinery from Boston friends.

Lorna Doone Wilfred Grenfell Laborado Labrador Albert Fradsham Boston

Steal Bridal Hack At Malden Wedding

Malden June 15. After their wedding Mr and Mrs Chester E Libby found the carriage to Boston stolen. A second carriage was found and the trip proceeded. Miss Elizabeth Rogers Knollin wed at 663 Salem Street with a reception interrupter briefly noted.

Malden Boston Chester E. Libby Elizabeth Rogers Knollin Salem Street

More Trouble on $25,000 Rifle Range

The Woburn Wilmington rifle range deal of 1901 drew fresh attention as Superintendent Morrison plans steps today to protest taxes on the land. The city paid $25 000 for the tract which now reportedly worth about $1 000 and has never been used by the city.

Woburn-Wilmington Morrison

Enlarged Boston Chamber of Commerce forms after consolidation

The new Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association merge with 23 directors elected to guide Boston business. Aimed steps include challenging excess telegraph filing charges in Massachusetts and issuing 2000 membership certificates while preserving the charity gratuity fund.

Chamber of Commerce Massachusetts Merchants’ Association William E. Jones Joseph J. Wall Charles §. Hamlin Chamber

Well Known Bostonians Sail With 1100 on Saxonia

The Cunard liner Saxonia sailed with 1100 passengers for Queenstown and Liverpool. Among the first cabin crowd were many Boston social figures including H Staples Potter Roland Lincoln Leopold Morse and James A Noyes. Second cabin held three Washington University professors. Steerage carried 700 passengers including an elderly couple defrauded of 300. Immigration deported 11 Bulgarian laborers bound for Steelton.

Boston James H. O'Neil Sacred Heart Church Ireland H. Staples Potter England Germany Austria Roland (. Lincoln George T. Lincoln C. N. Mason Leopold Morse J. W. Farlow James A. Noyes F. H. Nazro Penelope B. Noyes W. P. Bolles F. C. Alexander A. G. Cotton E. A. Curtis M. G. Edmands W. Wells

East Bridgewater Bride Weds Boston Man at St Johns

Miss Delia J. Connolly of East Bridgewater married M. J. Grimes of Boston at St. John's Church with Rev. Father Curtin officiating. The ceremony took place today in East Bridgewater.

East Bridgewater Delia J. Connolly M. J. Grimes Boston St. John’s Church Father Curtin

Tufts Alumni Stage Teddy's Killing At Field Day

Medford June 15. Tufts College alumni staged a Roosevelt in Africa parody with grotesque jungle costumes and a cap pistol Teddy. An 08 vs 97 baseball game 10 to 2, Crane Theological School alumni meeting at Miner Hall featured Rev John C Adams and others. Rest of program included campus sports, chapel service, sing at the Rez and Parker House dinner.

Medford Tufts College Roosevelt Africa Teddy Crane Theological School Miner Hall John C. Adams Hartford Goddard Gymnasium Henry A. Hersey Chapel Hamilton Rez Metropolitan Reservoir Parker House

Bowdoin Fund Grows to Two Million Dollars

Bowdoin College reports a rise in its income from 500000 in 1897 to 2000000 this year. President William DeWitt Hyde’s annual report notes student enrollment increased from 126 to 350 in 25 years. Gifts last year totaled 424552 from 812 donors.

Brunswick Bowdoin College William DeWitt Hyde

Somerville Butcher Declared Insane After Mass Murders

John Murjffy, a Somerville butcher who killed five men at the North Packing and Provision Company plant nine days ago, was ruled insane by a commission of alienists. He will be sent to Bridgewater for an indefinite period.

John Murjffy Somerville North Packing and Provision Company Bridgewater

Captain Kuhne Jailed for Contempt of Court

The New York Court of Appeals rules Augustus Kuhne, Brooklyn detective bureau captain, must serve 0 days in jail and pay a $250 fine for contempt of court after ignoring a habeas corpus writ sought to block photographing and measuring of Frank Jenkins, a Brooklyn banker jailed on forgery charges, on Nov. 26, 1907.

Albany N. Y Court of Appeals Augustus Kuhne Brooklyn Kuhne Frank Jenkins Jenkins

Banknote Swindlers Take $300 from Brainard Man

James Chadwick of Brainard Minnesota lost $300 yesterday in a scam on State street. He and his wife and daughter had booked passage on the Saxonia and went to the Federal building to exchange money. Two swindlers deceived him and induced him to hand over the money for exchange, then disappeared.

James Chadwick Brainard Minn Saxonia State Street Federal Building Chadwick

Forsyth Funeral Largely Attended at Roxbury Church

The funeral of James Bennett Forsyth head of the Boston Belting Company was held at St. James Church Roxbury with delegations from the Boston Belting Company New England Rubber Club Forest Hills Cemetery Corp National Rockland Bank and relatives and business associates in attendance. Interment followed at Forest Hills Cemetery.

James Bennett Forsyth Boston Belting Company St. James Church Roxbury New England Rubber Club Forest Hills Cemetery Corporation National Rockland Bank M. W. Dewart D. D. Addison All Saints’ Church Brookline Tennyson

Newton Leads in Graduation Continuation Study

Leonard P. Ayres of the Russell Sage Foundation reports Newton ranks highest nationwide in the share of grammar school pupils who advance to high school. Waltham, Quincy, Fitchburg, and Haverhill, along with about 20 other cities, show minimal pupil loss through grammar school.

Newton Waltham Quincy Fitchburg Haverhill Leonard P. Ayres Backward Children Investigation Committee Russell Sage Foundation of New York

Secret marriage delays graduation at Worcester Polytechnic

Clyde Emerson Learned, a Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduate, wed Elsie Holmes Copeland in a secret ceremony April 20. The groom kept the marriage private to graduate last Thursday, with Rev. Edward Payson Drew officiating. The couple plans a delayed honeymoon in the White Mountains.

Worcester Clyde Emerson Worcester Polytechnic Institute Elsie Holmes Copeland Edward Payson Drew White Mountains

Hero Patrolman Rescues Crowd by Halting Runaway Horses

Off duty Revere patrolman John P. Starkey leaped to control two runaway horses near Ocean avenue and Beach street. Dragged by the wagon, he saved women and children by swinging the animals to the curb and then into a building, bringing the danger to a stop as bystanders helped restrain them.

John P. Starkey Revere Starkey Ocean Avenue Beach Street Parker Carbonating Company Boston

Diplomas Presented at Faelten School Class of 1909

The Faelten Pianoforte School awarded diplomas to fourteen graduates in Huntington Chambers Hall. Director Carl Faelten presented the diplomas, with Mrs. Reinhold Faelten delivering the address. The program included Mozart and Raff pieces, Liszt Les Preludes, and remarks from friends as the school closes June 19.

Faelten

Cummings Receives Gold Watch at Hibernians Event

National President Matthew Cummings of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was presented with a gold watch, chain and charm by the Neponset Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters in Hibernian Hall Neponset last night. The presentation speech was by Cornelius Duggan of the M C O F high standing committee with many members present.

Ational Matthew Cummings Ancient Order of Hibernians Neponset Council Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Hibernian Hall Neponset Cornelius Duggan High Standing Committee

Maquarre Debuts With The Pops In A Fine Concert

A. Maquarre opened his Pops tenure to a large audience last night. The program showcased his conducting skill and taste with works by Messager Bizet Moszkowski and others. Future programs promise more of his compositions plus varied selections.

A. Maquarre the Pops Auber Waltz Herbert Overture Frelechntz Weber Waltz Jolly Fellows Wollstedt Husarenritt Bizet Serenata Moszkowski Leonenvallo Beach Figrecuiog Bas Berlioz

Can Prevent Street Oiling

Bostonians may block street oiling if the majority oppose it. Superintendent Emerson said oil sprinkling solves dust but he is not committed to forcing it on streets where residents disagree.

Dying by Lion in Big Hunt in NATVASHA

The first fatality of Roosevelt's hunting expedition in NATVASHA British East Africa occurred when Mr. Williams, secretary to George McMillan, was mortally wounded by a lion in the Souk district. The casualty came after Williams joined T. C. Selous and McMillan's Roosevelt party about ten days prior.

Natvasha British East Africa Roosevelt Williams George McMillan Souk T. C. Selous McMillan Senator McMillan Michigan

Business Chance Cases Reach Jury

The so called business chance cases involving Charles Stuart a real estate promoter and several others charged with conspiracy in connection with real estate transactions will reach the jury today.

Charles §. Stuart

Zionists Elect Officers at New York Convention

The 12th annual Federation of American Zionists convention concluded in New York with the election of officers led by President M. A. Friedenwalder. Vice presidents include J. S. Magnes and honorary vice-president Max Helley, with other officers named from cities including New Orleans San Antonio Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston.

New York Federation of American Zionists M. A. Friedenwalder Baltimore J. S. Magnes Max Helley New Orleans F. C. Pessels San Antonio Tex B. L. Leventhal Philadelphia 5. Schafer Jacob DeHaas Boston

Free to asthma sufferers offers home cure method

An advertisement promises a new home based asthma remedy at no cost. It claims to cure long standing or recent cases of asthma and hay fever, regardless of age or climate, and urges readers to mail a coupon today with no payment required.

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