Helen Gould Honored in Cambridge Reception and Musical
Miss Helen Gould, a leading American figure, was feted in Cambridge with a reception by the Woman's Auxiliary and a high class musicale at the YMCA. She arrived from Venice via New York with three friends, was greeted by society figures, and enjoyed songs, violin solos, and tributes while praised for her modest demeanor and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
America
Cambridge
Woman's Auxiliary
Brandham
Miss Gould
Vendome
New York
Edgar Shamplin
Durell
Anna Gordon Gulick
Miss Irwin
James Spencer Love
Ruth Tucker
Cornelia Love
Teele
Chase
Ella Chamberlain
George Turner Phelps
Mabel Henderson
Stars and Stripes
William A. Pancroft
May Alden Ward
Vesta Richardson
Adelaide Green
Bunker Hill
Gould
W. A. Bancroft
Micah Dyer
Whiton Stone
Anna D. West
W. H. Richardson
Frank Richardson
Mme. Durell
F. 8. Risteen
Risteen
Htta Glidden
Bunting
J. Sewell Reed
Henry T. Dobson
Dean
Malden
Morse
Love
Canfield
Jennie Moseley
Smith
Norton
Abby J. Usher
Howes
George Kuhn Clarke
F. W. Jouett
Henry White
George A. Kimball
Post
G. E. Palen
Anna Palen
M. Virginia Orton
8S. B. Edwards
Ida J. Coots
Soisu” Y. M. C. A. Woman’s Auxiliary
Esterday
Body of Lynn Man Found in East River
The body of Ralph C. Varian of Lynn Massachusetts was found in the East River off Long Island City. Identified by letters, one addressed to Rev. Robert Bruce Hall of Greenwood Baptist Church Brooklyn. Friends say his wife died three months ago and he had been despondent, believed to have leapt from a boat while traveling from Boston to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph C. Varian
Herbert Street
Lynn
Mass
East River
Tenth Street
Long Island City
Mr. Varian
Robert Bruce Hall
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Boston
Seashore party attracts large Hebrew gathering at G A R Hall
She Entertaining Circle held a seashore party and dance at the G A R Hall in Revere last evening. The event opened with a promenade concert and featured dancing throughout. Miss Dora Oxgood acted as floor director with Sam Samuels Henry Smarkovitz J Wilson and M Sonnabend among those in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Revere
Dora Oxgood
Sam Samuels
Henry Smarkovitz
J. Wilson
M. Sonnabend
Cadets Admitted to West Point Institute Names
Among candidates who passed examinations and were admitted to the military academy as cadets are Charles A. Alley Arthur F. Gehle Edward L. Hooper George F. Waugh and Sherburne Whipple of Massachusetts and Arthur D. Budd of Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
Charles A. Alley
Arthur F. Gehle
Edward L. Hooper
George F. Waugh
Sherburne Whipple
Massachusetts
Arthur D. Budd
Connecticut
Sole Support In Jail In Rochester Murder Verdict
Joseph Alesso, 40, convicted of manslaughter in the second degree for shooting and killing Joseph Lombardo during a July 17, 1899 quarrel. Justice Dunwell sentenced him to twelve years and four months in Auburn Prison. Alesso pleaded poverty and claimed innocence, saying he is the sole support of his wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Joseph Alesso
Joseph Lombardo
Dunwell
Auburn
Alesse
Stokes Named Assistant Pastor at St Pauls Church New Haven
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr., secretary of Yale corporation and Cambridge Theological School graduate, accepts the position as assistant pastor at St Paul Episcopal Church New Haven. He succeeds Rev. G. W. Phillips under rector Rev. E. S. Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Yale Corporation
Cambridge, Mass
St. Paul Episcopal Church
E. 8. Lines
G. W. Phillips
Cuban Elections Orderly
Washington dispatch from General Wood in Havana reports Cuba's island elections were orderly and peaceful with no disturbances. Nearly all eligible voters registered and most participated, with general satisfaction indicated by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Wood
Havana
Island
War ships illuminated seen from harbor ferries
War ships in the harbor were lit up last night for the holiday. Crowds crossed ferries to view the lights as the New York's flashlight and the Indiana in easi dent's Roads cast glow over the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana
Easident
Youth Shoots Self by Accident on Cable Street
Walter Leavey, 17, of 10 Cable Street, accidentally shot himself in the neck yesterday afternoon while handling a loaded revolver. He was taken to City Hospital by police ambulance and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leavey
Cable Street
Ten-year-old Joseph Mitchell Faces Court Over Alarm Pulling
A 10-year-old boy named Joseph Mitchell of Tyler Street pulled an alarm from Boxi yesterday. A witness alerted police, and he will be required to explain his actions in court regarding the alleged law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mitchell
Tyler Street
Boxi
Joseph
Tufts Scholarship Awards Honor Oratory Winners
The Wendell Phillips memorial scholarship of seventy dollars a year was awarded to Forrest Sumner Lunt of Somerville after June 16 competition in Goddard Chapel before Professors Fay Whittemore and Stroud. Kingsberry Foster of Derby Line Vermont won the Greenwood prize for greatest improvement in oratory with the Greenwood foundation grant of zero dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Wendell Phillips
Ofendell Phillips
Goddard Chapel
Charles HE. Fay
Thomas Whittemore
Charles C. Stroud
Forrest Sumner Lunt
Somerville
Eliza M. Greenwood
Malden
Kingsberry Foster
Derby Line
Amherst Exercises Include Flint Prize Oratorical Contest
At Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst June 18 the Flint prize oratorical contest in Stone Chapel determined two junior class winners. The Burnham prize speaking followed for freshmen and sophomores, also in Stone Chapel. An evening banquet for trustees faculty alumni and students closed with a principal feature appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Stone Chapel
Charles L. Flint
Boston
Picnic at Apollo Gardens Draws 2000 for Church Event
About 2000 people attended the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help picnic at Apollo Gardens. The main event was a ball game where Mission Church defeated St. Alphonsus Juniors 14 to 6 with lineups listed. Earlier, Maples beat Willows 3 to 1 in a juniors’ match amid several races and games including a greased pig contest and a tug of war where Alphonsus Association members beat the bene dicts in two straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Apollo Gardens
Mission Church
St. Alphonsus
Carney
O'Brien
Murray
S. S
Finnerty
Alphonsus Association
Wheeler Assigned to Lakes Department Headed from Chicago
By direction of the President General Joseph Wheeler was today put in command of the department of the lakes with headquarters at Chicago. He relieves Brigadier General James F. Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
James F. Wade
Mrs Reitz Sails For Europe With Family
Lorenzo Marques June 18 reports Mrs Reitz wife of the Transvaal secretary sailed for Europe today accompanied by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Marques
Reitz
Transvaal
Europe
Letter to the Editor Questions Public Library Hours on Bunker Hill Day
The writer laments the Public Library’s closure on Bunker Hill Day arguing that Sundays and holidays are times when workers can access it. He questions whether the library managers have the power to close except out of necessity and whether the charter allows such actions. INQUIRER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Lbrary
Inquirer
Legislative clerks banquet at United States Hotel
Legislative clerks of committees attend a banquet this evening at the United States Hotel at six o'clock. The gathering lists no further details on attendees or program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Clerks of Committees
United States Hotel
Chess Masters' Score in Paris Tournament
In Paris on June 18, the international chess masters' tournament results list each contestant's wins and losses. Notable records include Lasker 14 won 1 lost, Marshall 12 won 3 lost, Pillsbury 111-2 won 31-2, Mason 41-2 won, and Sterling 1 won 14 lost, with others like Janowski 9-6 and Tschigorin 10-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brody
Purn
Didier
Janowski
Lasker
Marco
Maroczy
Marshall
Mason
Mieses
Mortimer
Pillsbury
Rosen
Schlechter
Showalter
Sterling
Tschigorin
Rescued Sailor Brought From Chelsea By Four Men
James O Brien of Boston denies a published report about a rescue from the Hartford training ship. He states four Chelsea youths in a small sailboat carried the sailor to the wharf where Officer Hankard then took him to the station. Date June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Chelsea
Hankard
James O’brien
Boston
DOWN BY THE SEA AT REVERE BEACH A BUSY HOLIDAY
About 25 000 people visited Revere Beach yesterday with 360 swimming. East wind kept water comfortable at around 70 degrees. Police raided a Ocean avenue tavern seizing six bottles of lager. Crowds filled Crescent Gardens and Point of Pines for vaudeville concerts and outdoor amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Uncle Sam
Crescent Beach
Bath House
Revere
John McCabe
Ocean Avenue
Willow Cottage
Chelsea Court
Towne
Band
Boston
Crescent Gardens
Olympia
White
Harris
Laura Comstock
Carr
Jordan
Point of Pines
Lynn Cadet Band
Ant
Rustic Theatre
Bunker Hill Day at Nantasket Sees Fewer Bathers
On June 18 at Nantasket the crowd reached about 15 090 as temperate weather kept many away from the water. Beer sales were halted at six hotels by State officers during a Watch and Ward Society tour. The Angelus bells rang again under Metropolitan Park Commission rule with no notable incidents reported by reservation police or Hull town officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Watch and Ward Society
Angeles
E Angelus
Gutscretic Metropolitan Park Commission
Ray
Hull
Ten Thousand Visit Kearsarge Amid Charlestown Shore Excitement
The battleship Kearsarge drew about 10 000 sightseers yesterday afternoon as ideal weather and calm seas made the visit popular. Crowds filled the vicinity with boats ferrying people to shore while visitors explored the ship and pressed buttons to see what they did. Boats were halted at 4 pm and the ship cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearsarge
Charlestown
Carri
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Ladies’ Suit and Cloak Department
PS Oe
Roa
Boyle Bros
Alleeing
Aicsner
Tama
Washington Street
Cambridge Young Women’s Christian Association
Entertaining Circle Dance
Seth
Arnold’s
Soc
Man-Slayer
Boy
TUFTS
Harvard
Worcester
Joseph Warren Cross
Cross
Harvard University
Servia
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
General Beloux
Wheeler
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Shawmut Furniture GO
Tramont Street
Blake
Adams, Taylor & Co
State St
Revere Beach
Nantasket
United States
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