Class Day Festivities and Harvard Wins Close Game
Harvard Class Day events unfold with teas at Payson estate and Abbot residence showing off guests including President Eliot and several professors. The Harvard nine edged Woven Hose in a close Holmes Field contest, while Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Chicago teams posted spring wins in other games.
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Harvard
Woven Hose
Cincinnatis
Gilbert Russell Payson, Jr
Payson
Watertown
Philip Stanley Abbot
Garden and
Follen Streets
Cambridge
President Eliot
Norton
J. W. White
Smith
Lanman
Wright
Palmer
Bolles
Samuel A. Eliot
Akin
Thomas Russell
Agassiz Museum
Aldrich
Henry Macfarland
Pilla
Amory
Arthur, Jr
Beck Hall
Bacon
Francis Warren
Matthews
Delta Upsilon
Blunt
John Samuel
Felton Hall
Oynton
John Henry
Pi Eta
Radlee
Thomas Stevenson
Beck
Leighton
Cary
Robert John
Weld Hall
Chalfant
Henry
Beckial
Chamberlin
Leigh Wentworth
Agassizuseum
Chase
Allan McCleery
Humboldt St
Cheney
Benjamin Pierce Jr
Paw Howard
Park
Daniel Henry
Garden Street
Lifford
Nathan
Oxford Street
Codman
John Sturgis
Corning
Howard
Hasty Paddy Club
Grehore
Charles Lemuel
Crocker
Robert Ives
Crowninshield
Bowdoin Bradlee
Curtis
Francis Gardner
Cutting
Frederick Page
Adman
George Estabrook
Prescott Starling
Eugene Abraham
Hasty Puddingub
Davenport
Charles Albers
DeLong
Frank la Mout
Enison
Jon Porter
Agassz Museum
Exter
Samuel
Gymmnasium
Dickerman
George Henry Jr
Hollis
Dodge
Richard Elwood
Dow
Louis Henry
DuBois
William Edward Earshardt
A.B
Fisk Univ
Harvards
Holmes Field
Howe
Dean
Linn
Bates and West End testimony on elevated road funds
The hearing probes Bates and Whitney on stock margins, retainer payments, and private accounts tied to an elevated railroad bill. Executives discuss who was retained, where funds went, and whether committee appointments or lobbying influenced decisions, with several witnesses including ex Gov Long and Burdett testifying.
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Republican State Central Committees
Worcester County
Mr. Stearns
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
West End
Bates
Hyde
Patrick A. Collins
William E. Russell
Gaston
Russell
Collins
Sanger
Theodore C. Bates
Mr. Bates
Mr. Powers
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Quincy
Messrs. Collins
Gaston and
Bruce
Williams
Mr. Coveney
Mr. Sanger
Long
John D. Long
Barrett
Flyde
Page
William G. Russell
New York
Cummings
Legislative Street Railway
Mr. Sohier
Mr. Kimball
Mr. Barrett
Washington
Congress
Carlisle
Quincy
Powers
Rea
Burdett
Joseph O. Burdett
Republican Party
Ness
Hyte
A. L
State House
Hingham
Senate
State Committee
Republican State Committee
Meade
Suffolk County
State Central Committee
B. F. Cook
Gloucester
West Ind
Tarr
Tremont Place
Robert Larr
Lremont Lace
Nathaniel E. Ladd
Stearns
Alene Club
Boston Cab Company
Boston Cab Company F
Cattiarcs
H. Torrey Cady
North Adams
Boston
General Kimball
Algonquin Club
Laushter
John E. Butler
Chelsea
Joan E. Butler
Nichols
NOTES TO TAVERNER ON QUESTIONS TO SCHOOLCHILDREN
A reader defends school exam practices against critics and explains how marks are recorded by teachers. He argues final grades reflect teacher judgment, not a fixed numeric scheme, and cautions about potential fraud considerations while urging honesty in reporting.
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Taverner
Board of Supervisors
Tam
State House
Boston
Mrs Livermore on Legislation at Socialist Meeting
Mrs Mary A Livermore spoke at the Society of Christian Socialists meeting in Berkeley Temple, critiquing aristocracy as wealth based in America and predicting the Senate investigation will yield nothing. She urged public conscience to curb corruption from corporations and lobbyists, noting money buys legislation and calling for reform.
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Gulick
Charles Burton
Delta Upsilon
Hand
Augustus Notte
Matthews Hall
Harp
Cyrus Daniel
A.B
Lebanon Valley
A.M
Ibidlass
Yale Univ
Foxcroft Club
Hartiidore
Julian
Haskell
Harry Hill
Prescott Street
Heckt
Sumimitt Louis
Holyoke House
J. Hesrick
Robert Frederick
Hasty Pudding Club
Hill
Myron Francis
Thayer
Hodgman
Arthur Winfred
Holt
Dan Burton
Foxcroft Glub
Hunnewell
Horace Horatio
Beck Hall
Job
Robert
Jones
Richard
Agassiz Museum
Kellan
Edward Richard
Della Upsilon
Kelly
Edward Parker
Kinyon
Elmer Lawton
Lawrence
Samuel Caine
Arned
Henry
Larrett
Matthews
Yon
Philip Billmeyer
Littell
Philip
Garden Street
Livingstone
Vecnlireee
Lockwood
Hamilton de Forest
Gymnasium
Lothrop
William Sturgis Hooper
Gyimnasium
Joseph Wheelock
McDuffie
Rufus Leighton
McLeod
Sayre
Magoun
Francis Peabody
Manin
Wisner Bell
Pita
Mather
Maurice Whittemore
Constant Southworth
Merrill
George Herbert
Mix
Charles Louis
Montgomery
Richard Bullard
Pi Eta
Morton
Andrew Marcus
Mumford
Norman Winthrop
Myer
Walden
Wortman
Guy
Page
Calvin Gates
Bow St
Tree
Curtis Hidden
Palmer
Wilson Newell
W. Hastings
Parker
Richard Pay
Eabody
Charles
Perry
Harry ‘Lyler
Pond
Aymer Draper
Post
Waldron
Kinizing
Potter
George Sabine, Jr
Nathaniel Bowditch
Pt Eta
Pulsifer
Louis Warren
Roberts
Oliver Brewster
Kinson
Dwight Parker
Ogers
Elliot Folger
Rose
Willian Kent
Sands
Benjamin Jerome
Sargent
Ara Nathaniel
Tilton
Benjamin Trowbridge
Garden St
Yson
Russell
Aughan
Henry Goodwin
Walker
Charles Howard
Watts
Samuel Hugh
Anassiz Museum
Weed
Fred Denton
Weld Hall
Weeks
Raymond Leslie
Weld
Richard Harding
Wheelwright
George William, Jr
Garden
Rick
Asaph Swift
Gods
Thomas Smith
Holyoke Street
Sanders ‘Theatre
Sanders Theatre
The
Pi Eta Society
Massachusetts
Delia Upsilon
University
Eliot
Hhe
College Yard
Memorial Hall
Church Reception Honors Rexford Patterson Pastors
Members of First Universalist Church Roxbury held a reception for Rev E L Rexford and Rev A J Patterson last evening marking the second anniversary of Rexford’s pastorate. About five hundred guests visited the main edifice and the chapel parlor, which featured floral greens, a guarded usher corps led by A H Howe, and church choir vocal music. Clergy guests were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Roxbury
E. L. Rexford
A. J. Patterson
Crombie-Cove
A. H. Howe
Messrs
Byron
Grace
I. D. Wilde
W. O. Curtis
W. H. Miner
C. A. Mooar
Longwood Tennis Final Shows Close Victory by Lee
In the Longwood tournament semi finals W L Jennings defeated W J Kinsley 6-2 6-3 to reach the final against G W Lee. Lee won the final 4-6 6-4 7-5 6-7 4-6, securing the title with a spirited display. Manchester and Jennings to duel for second prize today.
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Longwood
Jennings
Kinsley
G. W. Lee
Ww. L. Jennings
Lee
Harvard
W. L. Jennings
W. J. Kinsley
Gee Lee
Manchester
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Trafford
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Judd
Errora
Upton
Donovan
McKeever
Doyle
O'Brien
McLaughlin
Dudd
Lbond
McDonald
Crooklyns
N. T
Philadelphias
Brookurn
Brooklyn Club
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Clements
J. Smith
Bushong
Terry
Lovett
Myers
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Ovett
Pinkney
Hamilton
Allen
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Yey
Thompson
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Colts
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Holliday
Reilly
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McQuade
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Kecker
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Zimmer
Root
Crane
Veach
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Wilgon
Dawes
Zeigler
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Ardner
Neon
Wilson
V. L
Curiaco
McGill
Baldwin
Farrell
Snyder
Radford
Fetter
O’ Neill
Tebean
Pfeffer
Ryan
Walls
O’neill
Twitchell
Comisky
Heffer
Holbert
Ferguson
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P. L
New York Club
Philadelphia Club
Vaughan
Keete
Cross
Cunningham
Hatfield
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Shindle
Wood
Balle
Keefe
Cunningam
Jones and Knight
Buffalos
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Coseerne
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Thuffalos
Galvin
Mack
Karner
Bullaloa
Wise
Rowe
Beckley
Kuehbne
Corcoran
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Reacher
Hanlon
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Wall
Irwin
Gaffney and Barnes
Agates
Congress Street
J. P. Motauley
Stimpson
Crosby
Battles
Martin
Ky Stimpson
Hartnett
Crawford
Fairclough
Hlartnett
Lusk
Walsh
Donovan and Fisher
Atlantic Association
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Hosio
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MAE Oiler
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Harkvards
A. EK
R. BU
Dlowe
O Doyle
DR. Craig
Bright
Craig Medicine Co
Passaic, N
U. S. Gov't Report
Ataloque
Agangrowsi Bartkinson
Boston House
Street Railway
Algonquin
Davis
M. F. Dickinson
Joan Anderson & Co
Edward Burgess
State Street
G. W. Simmons & CO
North ST
Tate
Horace Partridge
Washington St
Cowdrey
New York Yacht Club
Katrina
Florida
Whileaway
Nirvana
Minerva
Clara
Shamrock
Tomahawk
Beverly Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
BAY View Club
Bay View Yacht Club
Clu House
City Point
Martin J. Connelly
G. E. Robertson
Messrs. E. Eustace
E. Gallagher
J. J. Harlan
G. Hateh
Puritan Canoe Club
Dorchester Bay
Hood
France
G. Oo. Taylor
G. O. Taylor
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