Gloucester Boys Arrested in High School Break-In
June 16 Gloucester youths Willis K. Putney 20 of 34 School street Sumner McDonald 1 Centennial avenue and James Nelson 22 of 18 Beacon street were arrested for breaking into Gloucester High School. A fourth boy faced an outstanding warrant. They posted $400 bail each.
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Gloucester
Gloucester High School
Willis K. Putney
School Street
Freeman Putney
Sumner McDonald
Centennial Avenue
William McDonald
Gloucester Almshouse
James Nelson
Beacon Street
Sirius Nelson
Gloucester Daily Times
High School Vandalism Ends in Arrests After Raid
Police surrounded the high school after a rear window was used to enter the building. Three of four youths escaped, but Nelson was captured with others later. Investigators believe the act was retaliation against teacher George Coleman, who had his books and possessions damaged.
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George Coleman
Lemuel Friend
City Hall
Mehlman
Brown
Silva
McLeod
Nelson
Coleman
Bey
Villa Resignation Sent to Carranza Triggers Unity Split
General Villa offered his resignation to General Carranza within the past week and Carranza asked who would succeed him. Villa’s chiefs met and sent a round robin declaring they would accept no other than Villa, signaling a leadership split following the move.
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EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Carranza
Villa Men Seize Carranza Telegraph in Juarez
Soldiers under Colonel Tomas Ornelas, a Villa supporter, forced takeover of the telegraph office at Juarez and the Bureau of Information controlled by Carranza officials in El Paso on June 16.
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EL Paso
Tex
Bureau of Information
Juarez
Carranza
Tomas Ornelas
Villa
Mediation talks with Mexico near collapse in Washington
In Washington on June 16 mediators warn that the Mexican peace process may fail as Carranza envoys demand a rebel general as provisional president while Huerta delegates reject even constitutional leanings. Neither side yields, and the conference prospects dim amid rising tensions.
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Washington
Carranza
Huerta
Portland clocking 24 minutes 28 minutes earlier
A. M. 6:32 indicates a time reference for Portland with a total elapsed 24 minutes and 28 minutes noted earlier in the record.
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A. M
Portland
Moon Phases and Evening Sky Noted for Gloucester Newport
The note lists Moon phase timings with last quarter on June 15 and full moon July 7, describes rising/setting times for Venus Mercury Mars Jupiter and the morning star, and mentions lights on at 8 24 and 10 45 PM. It marks 168th day of the year with days length increasing by 6 hours 12 minutes.
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Venus
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Battle and Monument Dates Highlighting Historic Anniversaries
The list marks key events across U S history including the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 and the Bunker Hill monument dedication in 1843. It notes Lincoln's 1860 Presidential nomination and recalls a major fire at Revere Beach from a year ago.
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Battle of
Bunker Hill
Lincoln
Revere Beach
Boston Weather Outlook This Week
Fair conditions across Boston and vicinity with little temperature change and moderate westerly winds. Southern New England forecast calls for fair and cooler Wednesday, then fair and warmer Thursday, with Northern New England remaining fair and cool into Wednesday and warming on Thursday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Yesterday's readings show a morning low around 61 and evening high near 85. Average daily temperature was 61 with one year ago at 65, based on reported figures from Thompson's Spa.
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Thompson's Spa
Wellesley College Receives $622,000 Anonymous Gift
President Eulen Fitz Pendleton announced a new fund drive at Wellesley College with a $622,000 gift from an anonymous donor. The pledge will support the college’s new building project and strengthen endowment prospects for the campus.
Wellesley College Commencement Sees Record 304 Degrees
President Pendleton announced at the commencement that 304 seniors earned degrees, the largest class yet, and that $622,000 has been paid or pledged toward the $1,250,000 goal needed by Jan 1, 1915 to secure Rockefeller Foundation support of $750,000.
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Wellesley College
Pendleton
Rockefeller Foundation
Major gifts fund new central dormitory for burned college site
An anonymous donor contributed 250000 for a central dormitory on the former college hall site. Louise McCoy North of New York class of 1879 arranged the gift for the 35th reunion. Construction starts immediately and should finish by September 1 1915. Additional sums include 50000 from Miss Susan Minns of Boston in honor of Susan M. Hallowell and 25000 from Mrs. David B. Kimball with a further 25000 anonymous gift honoring alumnae efforts since the fire.
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College Hall
Louise McCoy North
New York
Susan Minns
Boston
Susan M. Hallowell
Wellesley
David B. Kimball
Joyce Funeral Today for John T Joyce
John Thomas Joyce eldest son of John G Joyce of Joyce Bros. & Co. will be buried today. Funeral services will be held at St. Angela's Church Blue Hill avenue at 10 o'clock.
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John Thomas Joyce
John G. Joyce
Joyce Bros. & Co
St. Angela’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Regional Scores Snapshot from New England
A compact score roundup shows Lynn 14, Haverhill 6, Worcester 6, Lewiston 1, Lawrence 5, Lowell 2, Portland 7, Fitchburg 2 as listed for the latest games. This brief item records the results across eight teams in the region with no further context.
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New England
Lynn
Haverhill
Worcester
Lewiston
Lawrence
Lowell
Portland
Fitchburg
Victim of broom may lose life in Beverly Farms
Rose Morrissey a 22 year old Boston domestic in the Neal Rantoul family Beverly Farms was struck in the face by a broom on West Beach Friday night and is in critical condition at a Boston hospital with one eye sight lost and the other may be at risk. Beverly Farms residents demand arrest of the assailant.
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Beverly Farms
Rose Morrissey
Boston
Neal Rantoul
Rantoul
Mystery surrounds Rantoul family in Beverly eye injury case
Beverly police pursue details after a girl and a young man dispute an assault claim over a broom incident near the Rantoul bathhouse Friday night. Eyewitness reports differed from early statements, with eight stitches needed for a deep eye wound and officials pressed to uncover the truth as household staff stay silent.
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Rantoul
Post
Beverly
Bunker Hill Day Parade and Events Schedule
The programme lists 4:06 AM salutes and church bell rings in Charlestown, 8:25 AM a Boston Music Employees' picnic at Lake Pearl Wrentham, 8:45 AM trains for Manchester NH veterans parade, 9:30 AM YMCA outing at Riverside, 10:00 AM Moose parade, Baptist convention, Normal Art School exhibition, St Pauls garden party, Bunker Hill Association meeting, Lynnfield centennial, Union Fraternal League congress, Charlestown bells, parade from Bunker Hill Elm, 7:23 PM bells and Charlestown salute, 8:00 PM Mohawk Trail pageant and fireworks at Sullivan Square. map and stories on page 7.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown
Boston Music Employees’ Association
Lake Pearl
Wrentham
Ancients
Fusiliers and Lancers
North Station
Manchester
N. H
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Riverside
Loyal Order of Moose
Haverhill
Northern Baptist Convention
Tremont Temple
Exeter
Newbury Streets
St. Paul’s Parish
Rectory
Hooper Street
Dorchester
Elm Streets
Hoosac Valley Park
North Adams
Sullivan Square
Father Gasson Nears Death in Hot Springs
The Rev. Father Thomas I. Gasson S J builder of the newer Boston College lies critically ill in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Hot Springs South Dakota after an operation His condition declined rapidly tonight after an earlier report of satisfactory status.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
Our Lady of Lourdes’ Hospital
Fire at unoccupied lodging house marks 24th blaze in two years
Neighbors and police report the 24th fire in two years at 94 Appleton Street, a vacant lodging house run by Tony Sego and his wife on Summer Street. Officers forced entry and found gasoline odor and an intact turpentine bottle nearby, signaling an incendiary blaze.
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Appleton Street
Tony Sego
Summer Street
Boston
England and America Team Lineups Featured in Match
England posted its No. 1 H A Tomkinson at captain and No. 2 L S Cheape with Major F W Barrett at No. 3. Vivian Lockett served as back. America listed Rene La Montagne as No. 1, J M Waterbury Jr as No. 2, Larry Waterbury as No. 3, with Devereux Milburn in back.
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H. A. Tomkinson
L. St. G. Cheape
F. W. Barrett
Vivian Lockett
Rene la Montagne
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Larry Waterbury
Devereux Milburn
British Cavalry Triumph In 1914 Pole Victory Over America
On the eve of the Bunker Hill anniversary in 1914 a British cavalry band secured a 4 to 23-4 goal win over the American team before about 40,000 spectators at Meadowbrook Club. King George’s side finished strong, scoring the decisive goal seconds before time expired, denying an American victory.
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New York
Bunker Hill
America
Hurlingham Club
Meadowbrook
King George
Major Barrett
Ugpro
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