Bard of High Rock to Wed Girl of 26
Lynn June 16 John W. Hutchinson the bard of Old High Rock announced his engagement to Grace A. Vincent 26 daughter of Mrs Emily P. Vincent of 146 Broad Street The 82 year old noted violinist and singer said they had been engaged two years and marriage plans had been postponed by family trust arrangements Grace’s mother spoke of their long relationship and Hutchinsons illness while former fiancée Miss Illen F Wetherell expressed disbelief at the engagement
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Grace
Mr. Hutchinson
Shirt Waist War at Waltham High School
At Waltham High School Principal Willis Eaton bans shirtwaists for boys, triggering protests as boys vow to attend coatless and girls back them. A committee may meet the school board. graduation exercises loom amid student pressure.
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Waltham High School
Waltham
Willis Eaton
Eaton
Maguire Protests Dock Company Tracks Move in East Boston
The East Boston Trade Association leader John E. Maguire objected to National Dock Trust Company plans to lay tracks in East Boston for freight, citing possible interference with a Webster Street foot bridge. The Board of Aldermen railroads committee heard the petition and adjourned for advice after questioning petitioners Edward Codman and Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Maguire
Fast Boston Trade Association
National Dock Trust Company
East Boston
Committee On Railroads
Board of Aldermen
Daniel A. Whelton
John E. Maguire
East Boston Trade Association
Maguire
Webster Street
Edward Codman
Burrows
New National Dock Company
Pipe Line Plans Through Watertown Streets
Massachusetts Pipe Line Gas Company seeks a main gas pipe path through Watertown thoroughfares Morse Street Fifth Avenue California Bridge and Pleasant Street to the Waltham line. A hearing is set for Friday evening June 23 after a petition was presented to the Selectmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Massachusetts Pipe Line Gas Company
Morse Street
Fifth Avenue
Calfornia Bridge
Pleasant Street
Waltham Line
President approves Captain Kirkman’s sentence
The President approved findings in two trials of Captain George W. Kirkman of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. He is sentenced to dismissal from the army and confinement in the Fort Leavenworth penitentiary for three years. Kirkman was linked to the sensational case ending in the suicide of a fellow officer’s wife in Omaha.
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Washington
George W. Kirkman
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Kirkman
Omaha
Neb
Contractor Augustus Croteau Dies by Suicide Near Brandon
Augustus Croteau a 65 year old contractor and builder from Sudbury Vermont killed himself by leaping in front of a railroad train a mile south of Brandon station. Survived by a widow and one son. No reason for the act is given by friends.
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Brandon
Augustus Croteau
Sudbury
Brandon Station
Programme for Removal of Paul Jones' Body
Washington June 16. The Navy Department issued a statement ordering Rear Admiral Sigsbee to coal and be ready to sail to Cherbourg France to bring home the remains of John Paul Jones. The transfer ceremonies are expected in Paris on July 6 or 7.
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Washington
Navy Department
John Paul Jones
Sigsbee
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Massachusetts Women Face Insurance Law Clash Over A. O. U. W.
Insurance Commissioner Cutting declares Massachusetts lodges of the Women of the Ancient Order of United Women must stop cross state funding. He warns fines and imprisonment for illegal beneficiary business while a Boston lodge challenges the rule. Mary A. Batts supports the action noting high funds sent out of state and growing local membership.
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Insurance Commissioner
Cutting
Women of the
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Boston
Order
Connecticut
Grand Recorder of the Order
Carrie I. Mann
Commissioner Cutting
Mary A. Batts
Grand Lady of Honor
Post
Mrs Mary A Batts Recognized for AOUW Lodge Work in Massachusetts
Mrs. Mary A. Batts of South Boston helped organize several lodges of the American Order of United Workmen auxiliaries in Massachusetts, aiding their incorporation and local expansion.
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Mary A. Batts
South
Boston
Massachusetts
Gordon Cleared of Guilt in Cambridge Case
Mayor Augustine Daly announced Sergeant Herbert Gordon was found not guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and of the two specifications. The charges stemmed from 1904 pay elapsed during non duty injuries and alleged false testimony at a Middlesex county grand jury hearing in June 1905. Daly defended his proceedings and noted 28 witnesses were heard. Cambridge Democrats voiced dissatisfaction with the outcome as district attorney Sandersen pledged to pursue illegal registration cases next week.
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Herbert Gordon
Daly
Cambridge
Gordon
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Pullen
Mass
Board of Aldermen
Maurice M. Lynch
James A. Montgomery
Middlesex County
Augustine J. Daly
Alderman Lynch
Lavin
Lagin
Cambridge Democrats
Trenry J. Cunningham
Democratic City Committee
Lynch
Sandersen
Assessors’ Office
Catarrh of Pelvic Organs Promises Permanent Cure
Mrs. Fannie Henderson of Seattle tests Peruna for chronic pelvic catarrh claiming relief from nineteen months of suffering. She reports renewed vitality after months of use and urges others to try the remedy. Additional testimonials praise relief from painful menstruation and renewed ability to perform daily tasks. Free medical advice offered by Dr. Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Henderson
First Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Grand Worthy Vice-Templar
Annie Starpole
Hoyt Street
Portland
Ore
Daughters of Liberty
Peruna
A. L. Orrison
E. Franklin Street
Richmond, Va
S. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Rumor Claims Joy Resigned From Harvard Med Fac
Rumors claim Benjamin Joy a Med Fac senior arrested for attempting to break into Phillips Brooks House has tendered his resignation. Dean Hurlbut declined comment while preparing an official statement for the Harvard Crimson next week. Undergrads urge others involved to come forward if Joy resigns.
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Harvard
Benjamin Joy
Phillips Brooks MT House
Crimson
Dean Hurlbut
Harvard Crimson
Joy
Hurlbut
Phillips Brooks House
Hawthorne Club Granted License After Hearings
Chairman Cole announced that the Hawthorne Club of Charles Town was granted its license yesterday after the Board of Police had revoked the application on May 11. The club’s management fought through several hearings with Captain Wyman of Station 15 opposing the license.
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Cole
Hawthorne Club
Charlestown
Board of Police
Wyman
Station 15
Public Peace Meeting at Huntington Chambers
A public peace meeting will be held tomorrow morning at Huntington Chambers 30 Huntington Avenue to promote the peace idea during holiday celebrations. Speakers include Mrs Ellen Richardson and Dr Gertrude Bodfish with others from educational movements. special music is planned.
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Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
Ellen Richardson
Gertrude T. Bodfish
Combination Park opens summer season with races and vaudeville
The program at Combination Park starts this afternoon with holiday and Saturday races including free-for-all trot and pace. The card features vaudeville acts between heats, horses called at 1 30, and a baseball game between S J John's Literary Institute Cambridge and Highland Athletics Chelsea.
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Combination Park
Ecard
Crowch
S J. John’s Literary Institute of
Cambridge
Highland Athletics
Chelsea
Eminent Doctors Endorse Agnew Catarrhal Powder
Eminent nose and throat specialists praise Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as safe and painless for colds, tonsillitis, hoarseness, and catarrh. It claims relief in ten minutes and to banish the disease like magic.
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Dr. Agnew
Along the Water Front Brisk mackerel day and ship arrivals
Light fish receipts at the pier with 91,000 pounds of mixed catch including haddock and cod. Several vessels, including the Glenelg Rapidan Carrie FF and Lucania, reported on mackerel from Cape Shore and Halifax, prices fluctuating from 13 to 15 cents per fresh fish amid rough seas and several notable arrivals such as the Missouri and Buccaneer.
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Haddock
Glenelg
Rapidan
Carrie FF
Roberts
Gardner Tarr
Mary
Edith
Zephyr
Cape Shore
Ralph L. Hall
Frank Hall
Lucania
Marty Welch
Vedn Mckown
Sol Jacobs
Halifax
Hall
Cape Breton
Gloucester
Sol
Veda McKown
Lacania
Barry Welch
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Ship Movements
Arrivals include United States cruiser Missouri and multiple steamers and schooners along Atlantic routes. Cleared vessels list includes steamers Sachem Olivette Andalusia and several tugs and barges bound for ports from Port Antonio to Norfolk. Sailed note records wind from southwest and Lancastrian service pending further detail.
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London
Corean
Glasgow
San Jose
Port Simon
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
New York
Charleston
S. G
Jacksonville
Ontario
Baltimore
Norfolk
Lehigh
Black Bird
Bluster
Banter
Buffet
Newburyport
Ariel
Braddock
Sapte Amboy
Lynn
C.R. R
Port Johnson
Barkentine
Mabel J. Meyers
Rosario
New Dominion
Louisburg
Co. B
Marie Palmer
Philadelphia
J. Holmes Birdsall
Coal Port
Neva
Bear River
E. €. Gates
Clifford C
Andalusia
Hamburg
Chelston
Cartagena
Newport News
Julia Luckenbach
Astral
S. O. Co. No. Si
Sandy Hook
Walter A. Luckenbach
Providence
Mars
Knickerbocker
Salem
Clark’s Point
Tamaqua
Cto
Brookside
Franklin
Manheim
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Chenango
Pohatcong
Avondale
Daniel Willard
Edgewater
Oakland
Henry B. Fiske
Brunswick
Nantaskett Roads
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
United States
Missouri
Cowles
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
BP. E. 1
Hawkesbury
C. B
Nantucket
March
Grecian
Briggs
James S. Whitney
Grove
City of
Buccaneer
Stevenson
Chicago
N. C
Walter A
Luckenbach
Daly
Buenaventura
Solvaire
Paoli
Kelly
Oxford
South Amboy
Tacony
Brown
Haverford
Malvern
Woodbury
Chandler
Brittain
John A. Hughes
Horace A. Allyn
Josephine Ellicott
Alley
Theoline
Moody
Ellen M. Golder
Chase
O. D. Witherell
Macgathlin
Washington, D. C
William C. Carnegie
Reed
Sachem
Liverpool
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jam
Olivette
Hallifax
P. EB
Nacoorhee
Savannah
Rosalie
H. F
A. K. Woodward
Weymouth
Baltimore Trip for Christian Endeavorers via Royal Blue Line
July specials offer round trip by rail from Boston to Baltimore via Royal Blue or Fall River lines for Christian Endeavorers at $14.05 or $12.50 with low New England rates. Travel dates July 3 to 5, return by July 15, from 960 Washington Street Boston office.
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Baltimore
Royal Blue
Christian
Boston
Fall River
New England
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Street
J. B. Scott
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High Rock
Miss Wetherell
Baga
Capt. Kirkman
Paul Jones
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Douglas
Corona Colt
L. Douglas
Summer Street
Hanover Street
Court Street
Berkeley
Auxiliary Branch of
United Workmen
Notman
Dr. Hartman
Annie Harpole
Navy Yard
Hull
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mabel I. Meyers
James Woolley
Nantasket Roads
J. Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum Grain Company
Windy City
William R. Hearst
City
Patrick J. O'Toole
Chamber of Commerce
Shipping News
Dr. Miles
Minnie E. Johnson
Olivia
Minn
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