Harvard Class Day 1913 Brings Confetti Toward Stadium
Harvard Class Day 1913 unfolds with a morning parade to Appleton Chapel and Sanders Theatre ceremonies. Daniel Sargent delivers the oration The Rotten Rags of Memory while the ivy oration mocks militant suffrage and celebrates Harvard athletics before confetti storms the Stadium and a senior dance concludes the day.
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Holworthy Trail
Roland B. Batchelder
Salem
Percy L. Wendell
Roxbury
Appleton Chapel
A. T. Davison
George Herbert Palmer
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Daniel Sargent
Wellesley
Amos Philip MacMahon
Mexico City
Mexico
William Roger Burlingham
New York
Lsten
Glee Club
Percy JL. Wendell
William J. Bingham
Paul Merrick Whollister
Grand Rapids
Mich
New London
College Yard
Harvard Union
Beck Hall
C. Burr
G. C. Cutler, Jr
H. Cutting
Wadsworth House
H. N. Baldwin
W. H. Baldwin
R. W. Bennett
Everett Bradley
J. F. Brownley
F. W. Copeland
John B. Cummings
T. C. Hardwick
G. N. Hurd
Douglas Lawson
W. B. Nash
F.S. Moulton
F. H. Palmer
Derry C. Parmenter
W. G. Reuter
T. B. Lewis
E. A. A. Lingard
Alan J. Lowrey
Hasty Pudding
Pi Eta
Delta Upsilon
Theta Delta Chi
Phi Beta Kappa
Alpha Phi Sigma
Kappa Gamma _ Chi
Phi. Kappa Epsilon
Alha Sigma Phi
Phillips Brooks
Hemenway Gymnasium
Memorial Hall
Harvard Varsity Glee Club
Sever Hall
University
Jamaica Plain
Honolulu
Hawaii
Harry B. Gardner
William M. E. Whitelock
Baltimore
Walter Tufts, Jr
Boston
Perry G. M. Austin
Santa Barbara
Cal
Gracie H. Roosevelt
Tivoli-on-Hudson
N. Y
Charles T. Abeles
St. Louis
Fall River
Samuel M. Felton
Haverford
Penn
Alfred M. Goodale
Cambridge
Derrie C. Parmenter
Gloucester
Horace J. Smith
Denver
Col
Robert Bowser
Richmond
Herbert N. Brown
West Newton
Colin M. Makepeace
Providence
Paul Merrick Hollister
Terry
University Four
Jerry
Tower of London
America
W. W
Pankhurst
Noah
England
Gore Hall
Resinol Skin Relief Promises Quick Itch Stop
A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Soap as fast itch relievers and eczema healers. It urges readers to try free samples by writing to Dept. 42 S, Resinol, Baltimore, Md, noting eighteen years of physician prescription and wide drugstore availability.
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Dept
Resinol
Daltimore
Perfect Day for Charlestown Celebration
Charlestown enjoyed a vibrant celebration held yesterday with favorable weather for parades that impressed spectators. A Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals raid at the Coolidge estate led to arrests related to illegal cockfighting, uncovering pits, cages, and gear amid an aggressive raid.
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Charlestown
Belmont Street
Coolidge
Arlington
Mount Auburn Streets
Agent Allen
Henry L. Walker
Medford
Double Quick
Massachusetts Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Walter B. Pope
Harry R. Fuller
Robert L. Dyson
Charles F. Clarke
Irank G. Phillips
Joseph M. Russell
Frank Flannagan
Charlestown Day Festivities End With Fireworks and Parade
A Boston Charlestown celebration featured a well organized police presence led by Lt. John O Rourke with 25 patrolmen and 15 sergeants and 77 officers. The day included parades, a 101 Ranch Show, and strong turnout by firemen sailors marines and local cadets with prominent residents observing from the reviewing stand at the Catholic Literary Union.
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John O'Rourke
Charlestown
William J. O’brien
Boston Fire Department
B. F. Hayes
Mullen
Mission Church
Joseph H. Brennan
Catholic Literary Union
Fitzgerald
James M. Curley
Thomas J. Sisson
Mississippi
James Brennan
Thomas E. Joyce
McDonald
Buckley
Kenney
Officers Raid Cocking Main In Watertown
Watertown police raided a major cock fighting operation at the Coolidge estate, gathering fifteen men and seizing 135 game cocks from barns and yards. An expert valued the birds at about 10000 dollars, with a large barn loft housing fighting and training quarters.
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Mr. Coolidge
Agent Allen
Mr. Allen
Cocking Main
Watertown
Frank E. Coolidge
Arrests at cock fighting raid creep through Watertown
Agents and Deputy Sheriff Walker moved five prisoners per trip to Watertown station after disrupting a cock fight at the Coolidge estate. Names listed include Harrington and Wentworth among others, with bail set at 100 dollars for the promoters. Birds seized, one killed, the other removed.
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Agent Allen
John H. Harrington
Harrington
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walker
Allen
O%hcers
Watertown
Lyons
Coolidge
Charles PD
Francis
Milton
George H. Wentworth
Milford
Brighton
Guy Edwards
Wentworth
Coolidge Place
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F. W. Hubbell
H. P. McKean, Jr
Q. A. S. McKean
George von Lt. Moyer, Jr
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Andrew W. Welch
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William J. Blake
John G. Walsh
W. T. Fisher
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Co. C. Kimball
H. R. Page
N. E. Paine, Jr
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