Women Victims of Burning Steamer Warned in Time
The steamer Governor Andrew burned at East Boston dock yesterday morning. First Mate Stout directed crew as fire spread quickly and women in the cabin, Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. Kelly, were warned and responded. Their bodies were recovered near Bank's wharf after the vessel was towed from Border and Eutaw streets.
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George B. Stout
Edgar Norton
East Boston
General Lincoln
Nahant Line
Joe Ross
Ida M. Chase
Joseph Ross Company
Lincoln
City Fire Department
McNeil
Kelly
Stout
Bank’s Wharf
Border and
Eutaw Streets
Roxbury
Andrew
Thomas Conlan
St. John
N. B
Henry
Hampshire Street
William McClure
America
Wolverhampton
England
Wife of Patrolman Dies in Governor Andrew Fire
The wife of Patrolman Peter J. McNeil was killed yesterday in the Governor Andrew fire. The photograph credited to Chickering accompanies the report.
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Peter J. McNeil
Governor Andrew
Chickering
Aviators Burned to Death in Mid Air Tragedy
A pair of fatal air accidents marred the field as two pilots Le Martin and Princeton perished during preparations for a major aviation event. Le Martin died from a head injury after his biplane crashed in trees, while Princeton was killed when his plane caught fire after a belt jam and benzine explosion.
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Tetard
Kimmerling
Andre Beaumont
Gaget
Henri Molla
Roland Garos
Vidart
Henri Wynmaton
Morin
Prevot
Jean Rielovucci
Amerigo
Pascal
Laval
Robba
Count Chespel
Loridan
Contenes
Charlix
la Bouret
la Lasselle
de Nissole
Allard
M. Berteaux
M. Delcasse
M. Lepine
Paris
le Martin
France
Red Cross
Roland Garros
Garros
Goiran
Chalon
St. Cyr
Issy Les Molineaux
Princetau
Princeton
Fire on the 0 steamboat sinks vessel and man rescued
Mr Thompson recalls waking to a fast spreading fire on the steamboat 0. He stayed aboard hoping to save her but the blaze overtook the ship. Deck hand Arthur Hendrickson leapt into the harbor and was rescued after five minutes by Watchman Sgt McCausland. Hendrickson suffered facial and hand burns.
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Clarence Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Arthur Hendrickson
Governor Andrew
Sergeat McCausland
Hendrickson
Seven aviators reach Liege in European circuit race
At Liege seven flyers finishing the first stage from Vincennes report a grueling Rheims pass with raging eddies. Vidart and Vedrine finish fastest as Garros and others push toward Rheims amid repairs and windward hazards.
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Liege
Belgium
Vincennes
Vidart
Vedrine
Weymann
Beaumont
Barra
Duval
Garros
Renaud
Warns Harvard Men Mistakes Are Sins
A large crowd attended a Harvard baccalaureate at Appleton Chapel. President Lowell urged efficiency and responsible thinking, warning that mistakes stem from mental indolence and loose thinking, stressing college men must think clearly in public life.
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Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Holworthy Hall
R. C. Foster
R. C. Lloyd
Hollis
Stoughton
Matthews Halls
College Yard
Lowell
Edward C. Moore
James M. Moore
Quincy Street
President Lowell
World Needs All, Declares Tufts President at Graduation
President Frederick W. Hamilton of Tufts College urged graduates to contribute their manhood and womanhood to a world with insufficient workers and hours. He warned that those who contribute nothing should disappear from the earth for the sake of all concerned. The baccalaureate sermons also touched on religious sense as a developable instinct shaping views of life and death.
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Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
Hamilton
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
New York
Wellesley College
World looks to college men speech at Brown University
Providence June 18. President C Mitch ell of the University of South Carolina addressed Brown University graduates at their baccalaureate exercises. He urged the youth to recognize they are the makers of tomorrow and to value education and guidance from teachers, parents, and citizens.
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Providence
8. C. Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Brown University
Death notices from Watertown Dorchester and surrounding areas
Obituaries and funeral notices for Fanny Allen and others across Watertown Dorchester Roxbury Roslindale Charlestown Dorchester Allston Brighton Allston Cambridge Stoughton St.oughton, etc. Names include Allen Bay Blake Broderick Burke Burns Collins Curley Delaney Emerson Flick Joubert Kelly Krauth McLaughlin McLaughlin McLaughlin McNeil McNulty Mint on Parker Quigley Riley Stewart Walsh Welsh with locations at Common Street Dorchester West Cottage Street 46 4 Dudley Avenue 140 Dudley Avenue 8 15 am 9 am 2 p m 9 o clock and various parish churches and cemeteries listed for services and interment.
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Charlestown
John Diameter
Hartnett
Tremont Street
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
Nora Brown
Hannah Sheehan
Sheen
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
St. William’s Church
South End
Burke
Boston
Cornelius
Michael and
Catherine Burke
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
Furns
East Boston
James
Margaret Burns
John A. Lyons
Maverick Street
Collins
Newton Upper Falls
Johanna Collins
Pennsylvania Avenue
Curley
Roxbury
Margaret
Michael Curley
Daley
Centre Street
All Saints’ Church
Delaney
Cambridge
Edith J. Conner
Patrick J. Delaney
Agnes Collins
Pioneer Street
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Emerson
Sarah H
George W. Emerson
Saxton Street
Hyannis
Mass
Flick
Stoughton
Rudolph J
Herman A
Ida EB. Flick
Mayberger
Chestnut Square
Jamaica Plain
Joubert
Hyde Park
Ludger Alphonse Joubert
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Kelly
Egleston Square
Catherine
Michael Kelly
Keegan
Byron Court
School Street
St. Mary of the Angels Church
Krauth
South Boston
Clara A
Charles Krauth
Eighth Street
McRay
Waltham
Delia
James MccRay
Ayer Junction
M’laughlin
Emily Regina
Albert BP
Gertrude I. McLaughlin
McDonald
Browning Avenue
New London
Hartford
Conn
McLaughlin
Allston
Bridget McLaughlin
O’donnell
Charles McLaughlin
Appian Way
St. Anthony's Church
North End
Brighton
James McLaughlin
Academy Hill Road
St. Columbkille
M’neil
Elizabeth A
Peter A. McNeil
Con Jon
W. H. Powderly
Washington Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
McNulty
Thomas J. McNulty
West End
St. Joseph's T. A. Society
John A. McCaffrey
Knowlton Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Minton
Thomas H
Mary Minton
Dewey Street
St. Paul’s Church
Woodward Avenue
Parker
Melrose
John H. Parker
Lebanon Street
Quigley
Thomas J
Veer Pp
Margaret Wigley
O’brien
Conneral
Everett Street
Riley
John
Catherine Riley
McLean
Peter and Paul’s
Stewart
Mattapan
Ruth M
Arthur E
Minnetta L. Stewart
Norfolk Street
Walsh--Innis City
Michael J
Walter
Bridget Walsh
Ter Street
St. Stephe Church
Hanover Street
Salem
Catherine M
George R. Welsh
Mary T. Moloney
East
Dedham Street
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