Scene of Beauty at Harvard Today
Harvard hosts its annual class day with lantern lit elms and outfits of the social leaders from Boston Cambridge and beyond. Miss Alice Roosevelt attends with exercises in Appleton Chapel Sanders Theatre featuring Arthur Black and Richard Washburn Child with ivy oration and class poem. Outdoor afternoon spreads stretch across Memorial and the Gymnasium with music by Glee Mandolin Guitar clubs and three orchestras. Prizes and scholarships announced include Ricardo 350 Ballantine 04 250 Sohier to E Bernbaum 08 and other awards.
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Harvard
College Yard
Alice Roosevelt
Appleton Chapel
Sanders Theatre
Arthur Black
Governor Black
New York
Richard Washburn
Boston
Langdon Warner
Cambridge
Richard Inglis
Detroit
Mich
Memorial
Ricardo
A. A. Ballantine
Springfield
George B. Sohier
E. Bernbaum
Sargent
Archibald
Bowdoin
A. S. Pease
Andover
S. GC. Legh
Delta
Sugden
Stuart Blaikie
Walter Clarkson
Senior Spread Transforms Memorial Hall Into Fairy Land
The Harvard senior spread last night in Memorial Hall featured evergreens palms and flowers turning the hall into a fairy land. Seniors danced with partners under gravely approving forefathers as they celebrated class day in a festive, nostalgic mood.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Memorial
Roxbury High Awards Diplomas To 197 Pupils
Roxbury High School held its graduation exercises in the school hall yesterday morning. One hundred ninety seven students received diplomas, the largest graduating class in the school's history. Diplomas were awarded by Mr Frank Vogel of the school committee. Principal Charles M Clay praised the class for scholarship and achievements amid a large gathering of friends and relatives.
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Roxbury High School
Frank Vogel
Charles M. Clay
West Roxbury High School closes with 77 diplomas
The closing exercises were held yesterday afternoon in the school hall. Seventy seven pupils received diplomas as musical selections entertained. The class gift was presented by D Thomas Curtin. Worcester Normal School principal E H Russell spoke, and diplomas were presented by Professor Frank Vogel, chair of the high schools committee.
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West Roxbury High School
D. Thomas Curtin
E. H. Russell
Worcester Normal School
Frank Vogel
Committee On
Ascher GalbENEWitz Wedding at Commonwealth Hall East Boston
At 6 o clock last evening Miss Ida J Galbenewitz daughter of Dr and Mrs BR G Galbenewitz married Dr Joseph Ascher Harvard 03 Rabbi H H Shoher officiated The bride wore white silk crepe de chine with a coronet of white aigrettes and carried a bouquet From Miles of the valley Miss Frances Galbenewitz was maid of honor She wore crepe de chine with jack rose coronet The scene featured a bower of roses as ushers led the bridal party Over 600 attended the ceremony and reception at Commonwealth Hall East Boston The couple will reside at 542 Columbus avenues
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Ida J. Galbenewitz
BR. G. Galbenewitz
Joseph Ascher
Harvard
H. H. Shoher
Melrose wedding at Bradburys home welcomes 200 guests
Edith Bradbury and Albert B Franklin Jr were married at 296 Main Street Melrose in a private ceremony followed by a reception for over 200 guests. Rev Woodman Bradbury, brother of the bride and pastor of Old Baptist Church Cambridge, officiated with Grace Lowell Bradbury as bridesmaid.
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Melrose
Benjamin F. Bradbury
Main Street
Edith
Albert B. Franklin, Jr
Woodman Bradbury
Old Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Grace Lowell Bradbury
Pretty Linden wedding unites Miss Alice Farnham and Charles Davis
Malden June 18 One of the prettiest weddings of the season linked Miss Alice Allen Farnham daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleveland B Farnham Linden Vin ing street to Mr Charles Abner Davis this evening at St Luke s Church The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Albert Danker Best man Cleveland B Farnham bridesmaids include Leah B Farnham and Charlotte K Woodruff Flower girl Edna Barker 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Barker Linden
Local Edgeworth Couple Wed at Immaculate Conception
Malden June 18 A pretty wedding was held at the parochial residence of the Immaculate Conception Church. Miss Alice Cree don and Mr. Andrew O'Brien, well known Edgeworth residents, were married with Miss Annie Daley as bridesmaid and James Powell as best man. Rev. Richard Nagle officiated.
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Malden
Immaculate Conception Church
Alice Creedon
Andrew O’brien
Edgeworth
Annie Daley
James Powell
Richard Nagle
Car Disturbers Fined At Last
West Roxbury Court yesterday convicted five youths from West Roxbury and Dedham in a late May car disturbance case. Judge Howard ordered fines of 25 and 15 dollars for John and Herbert Carey, while Edward O Leary and Edward Couathan were discharged. John R Reilly received a 30 dollar fine.
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Isverett C. Roche
Old Colony Street Railway Company
West Roxbury
Dedham
Howard
David W. Murray
Benjamin H. Greenhood
Arthur Clark
Murray
John Carey
Herbert Carey
Greenhood
Edward M. O'Leary
Edward Couathan
John R. Reilly
Decision of Court in Case of Hotel Bartol
The Supreme Court full bench ruled that first class construction rules apply to any hotel, regardless of height. Alterations raising walls to add a story count as an enlargement under the statute, even if the room would otherwise be outside the walls and roof.
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Hotel Bartol
Supreme Court
A. L. Murdock
Assailants of Young Girls Get Long Sentences
Judge Bishop in the Superior Criminal Court sentenced Leander Randall to 13 to 15 years at State prison with hard labor for assaulting two girls. James G. Hanscom received seven to nine years. Charles Coffee to 20 months at the House of Correction for assault with intent to commit felony. Patrick F. Glennan, on probation for breaking and entering, was sent to the House of Correction for one year after failing to reform and support his family.
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Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Leander Randall
James G. Hanscom
Charles Coffee
House of Correction
Patrick F. Glennan
McNary Suit for 70000 Delayed to October Term
Congressman William S. McNary seeks 70000 in a broker fee suit over Hub Brewing Co from July 1899. Trial stalled as broker W G Reed, bondholders trustees counsel say he is needed but unavailable. Judge adjourned to be one of first cases in October term.
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W. G. Reed
William S. McNary
Hub Brewing Company
McNary
Messrs. E. R. Thayer
G. R. Blinn
Reed
Thomas Herty Will Stands After Supreme Court Ruling
The 1872 life sentence for murder, later pardoned in 1888, involved Thomas Herty who is said to be 79 with dementia. The Supreme Court’s full bench yesterday upheld the will leaving $12,000 to William H White Alice G Ow ens and Thomas C White of Haverhill, despite a contest by beneficiaries.
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Thomas Herty
Ames
Supreme Court
William H. White
Alice G. Owens
Thomas C. White
Haverhill
Supreme Judicial Court Dismisses Action Against New England Home Buyers
The Supreme Judicial Court yesterday dismissed an information filed by the attorney-general against A. Pitcher and others doing business as the New England Home Buyers' Association. It held the business is prohibited by statute but no statutory authority exists for the attorney-general to proceed when defendants act as a voluntary trust and not as a corporation.
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Supreme Judicial Court
A. §. Pitcher
New England Home Buyers’ Association
Hooker Day Souvenir Ash Tray and Spoon Issued
George B. Homer of 45 Winter Street has produced a clever aluminum Hooker ash tray and a specially designed Hooker souvenir spoon as a present for Hooker Day.
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George B. Homer
Winter Street
Reward Offered for Return of Missing Spiegel
Augusta Spiegel offers $1000 cash for the alive return of August Spiegel, missing since Friday morning. The Boston Post reports her belief he was enticed away by criminals, and she plans to hire man-hunting hounds while awaiting clues. Only sightings near Eliot street and Roxbury are noted, with no solid lead.
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Boston Post
Eliot Street
August S. Spiegel
Augusta Sophie Spiegel
Augusta Spiegel
Post
Spiegel
Questin
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
North End
Piscopo
Fleet Street
August Spiegel
Despondent man takes own life over failing sight
Haverhill report states Noel Desmaris, about 60, killed himself by drinking carbolic acid this afternoon while his wife was away. He gathered valuables, papers, money, and small items to a stand near the bed before the act. He is survived by a widow and eight children.
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Haverhill
Noel Desmaris
Desmaris
Medford Votes Against Boston Caucus Law
Medford Republican caucuses held to decide whether the so called Boston caucus act should be adopted. Voter turnout was low with 98 ballots cast out of 8200. 70 opposed and 28 in favor.
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Medford
Mrs Doles Debut at Colonial Theatre Delights Cast and Guests
The ex-wife of Edmund P Dole attorney general of the Sandwich Islands made her debut at the Colonial Theatre last night. She stood third from the right in the bridesmaids line and drew keen attention from the audience. Nervous but vivacious she earned congratulations from fellow performers and added new glamour to the company.
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Colonial Theatre
Edmund P. Dole
Sandwich Islands
The
Colonial
Dole
Grape-Nuts Endorsed by Newark Miller in Health Claim
A Newark Ohio miller credits Grape-Nuts with resolving his indigestion and kidney issues after increasing use to three servings daily. He argues patent flour strips vital wheat elements and urges daily intake of a nutriment preserving grain vitality. The Postum Co. promotes Grape-Nuts as versatile from breakfast food to ice cream with a recipe booklet in each package.
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Newark
Ohio
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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