Death on Walden Street as wagon horse runs away
Ludwig B. Hupprich of 139 Lamartine Street Jamaica Plain was killed yesterday morning when he fell from an express wagon he drove on Walden Street. The horse spooked bolting forward, he was kicked between the shafts and the wagon passed over him, causing fatal chest and breast wounds. he died at his home about a half hour later.
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Ludwig B. Hupprich
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Walden Street
Hupprich
Fired house then shot self
In Pembroke on June 17 Mrs Hartland D Lennon, despondent since her husband entered an insane asylum, set fire to their Cross Street home and later shot herself. Her body was found on a bed with two head wounds and a revolver in her dress pocket. The Lennons moved from Greenfield last fall. he worked for the Boston and Maine Railroad.
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Pembroke
Hartland D. Lennon
W Lennon
Lennon
Greenfield
Cross Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Tufts College Class Day Holds Record Graduation Numbers
Tufts College grants 240 diplomas at Goddard Chapel with 87 Doctor of Dental Medicine and 68 Doctor of Medicine degrees, plus 41 Bachelor of Arts, 40 Bachelor of Science, and multiple master's and bachelor degrees. Seven honorary degrees awarded. Aimee Currier delivers "The New Thought That is Old" address. A campus dance closes the year 1908.
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Goddard Chapel
Frederick William Perkins
Arthur Wilder Groce
Arthur Elmer Denison
Tufts College
Frank Everett Peabody
William Davis Thayer Treffey
Joseph Devine Flynn
Rosewell Bigelow Lawrence
Aimee Edna Currier
A. B
B. C
George Russell Callender
Carlton L. Kennedy
Ray W. Clough
Forrest L. Leland
Rubens R. Hadley
Goddard Gymnasium
Tufts
Tragedy as Horse Delivers Fatal Plunge in street accident
Julius Walters of 68 Boylston Street witnessed Mr. Hupprich fall from a wagon when a frightened horse bolted. Hupprich suffered a broken breastbone and crushed ribs and died shortly after noon. Police weigh cannon cracker explosion or watering wagon sight as possible causes.
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Hupprich
Julius Walters
Boylston Street
Mr. Hupprich
Walden and
Alkion Streets
Ten Days More Free Osmo-Chemic Treatment Offer
An Osmo-Chemic Physicians coupon promising a full month of free treatment and all medicines is valid for ten days and only on days excluding Wednesdays. Notices extoll patient cures for deafness asthma nervous dyspepsia stomach issues eczema rheumatism and neuritis with addresses across Massachusetts Rhode Island and Everett.
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D. C. Bixby
Haverhill
Mass
Melville A. Stone
Reading
Wm. MecConnell
Summer St
Boston
James Jaques
Brookline St
Frank Pickel
Winneparkit Ave
Lynn
G. E. Eldridge
Williams St
Westerly
R. I
Walter Tordoff
P. O. Box
Newton Upper Falls
Lawrence
E. A. Hutchinson
Lincoln Place
Brookline
Frank F. Goodwin
Pratt St
Allston
A. P. Wright
Needham Heights
E. T. Rittal
Winthrop S&t
Roxbury
S. A. Goodwin
E. A. Lunt
E. High St
Newburyport
F. P. Todd
Main St
Rowley
W. A. Wilkinson
Washington St
Herbert B. Ferguson
Albion St
Medford
RR. T. Clarke
Broadway
Everett
Boylston Street
Mission Band Dispute Delays Charlestown Parade
Charlestown parade start delayed about an hour after four union bands refused to march if the Mission Church Field Band played. Mission boys, unpaid and aiding charity, withdrew after a union protest led by Boston Musicians Union President F. C. Kingman. The afternoon military parade proceeded with the Coast Artillery leading.
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Charlestown
Mission Church
Musicians’ Union
Edward H. Carter
F. C. Kingman
Boston Musicians’ Union
John O'Leary
Roxbury
Tenth
United States Coast Artillery
Coast Artillery
United States
O’leary
Marshal Carter
Mission Boys
Kingman
Union
Elizabeth Maunder Percy Celebrates 75th Birthday in Dorchester
At 64 Barry Street Dorchester Mrs Elizabeth Maunder Percy marked her 75th birthday with about 100 relatives and friends who presented a purse of 75 in gold 75 roses and gifts. Speakers shared reminiscences as she thanked guests including Charles Logue Josephine Logue Charles Farrington James Percy A T Percy Fulton Parker Major Charles Percy Captain E G Percy and William J Percy.
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Charlestown
Elizabeth Maunder Percy
Barry Street
Dorchester
Percy
Charles Logue
Josephine
Charles Farrington
James Percy
A. T. Percy
Fulton Parker
Charles Percy
E. G. Percy
William J. Percy
Mrs. Eddy May Return to Concord Rumor
Reported extensive alterations at Mrs. Eddy’s former Pleasant View home in Concord fuel rumors she will return there. Alfred Farlow denies the idea, noting she is content at Chestnut Hill and has no intention to move back.
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Mrs. Eddy
Pleasant View
Concord
Marine Eye Remedy Insures Eye Health and Comfort
A remedy product promotion claims to protect eye health and comfort. It markets as a beauty aid and health booster, emphasizing marine ingredients and user benefits for daily wear and routine care.
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Marine
Patriarchs Militant Parade Held in Malden
The 22d annual department council of the Patriarchs Militant of Massachusetts staged a parade in Malden on June 17. General M. A. Raney of Marengo Iowa received a reception, with speakers including Major Richards and Brigadier-Generals Fitzhenry Harrington Hastings Boyd. The procession and reviews occurred at City Hall and Ferry Way Green as six candidates were honored.
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Malden
Patriarch’s Militant of
Massachusetts
M. A. Raney
Marengo
Patriarchs Militant of the World
A. E. Bliss
Major Richards
Raney
Charles L. Fitzhenry
Medford
D. A. Harrington
Worchester
William A. Hastings
David Boyd
Baltimore
City Hall
Richards
Ferryway Green
Mary Brewer
Alice Butler
Martha Fairbanks
Wakefield
Helen Anderson
Sluggish Liver Impacts Lives With Widespread Symptoms
The article notes that a sluggish liver drains energy and life from thousands of people. It describes symptoms such as headache sleeplessness yellow skin and coated tongue and explains bile disposal is impaired.
Warner's Safe Cure: A Vegetable Liver Remedy
Warner's Safe Cure is advertised as a permanent cure for liver diseases, claiming to improve bile flow, cleanse the liver, and restore harmony to body organs. It is sold in two sizes for 50 cents and 1.60 dollars a bottle with a free sample offer via mail order from Warner's Safe Cure Co., Rochester, N Y.
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Warner
Warner’s Safe Cure
Warner’s Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
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