Harvard Class Day spreads mark the seniors bright
The Harvard Class Day festivities include numerous spreads post exercises in Sanders Theatre and around the yard with lists of hosts at Beck Hall McKay House and various streets. Tickets sold only by Class Day committee. yard and memorial tickets needed for yard access. ceremonies begin with prayers orations songs and dances across Sanders Theatre Memorial Hall and the college yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Hasty Pudding Club
New Club Rooms
Sanders Theatre
Messrs
Gardner Cutting Bullard
Walter Daniel Clark
John Endicott
Victor Matthews Harding
Alfred Partridge Hebard
Gordon Saltonstall Howe
George Snell Mandell
Franklin Eddy Parker
Gardner Perry
James Howe Proctor
Thomas Talbot
Martin Allison
Allston Burr
John Tilden Davis, Jr
Ralph Emerson Forbes
Thomas Schuyler Hathaway
George Thomas Keyes
Henry Eugene Meeker
Oliver Prescott, Jr
Joseph Hamblin Sears
Edward Cabot Storrow
Perry Davis
Trafford
Bernard Cottin Weld
Charles Delevan Wetmore
McKay House
Charles Emerson Curry
Robert Elkin Neil Dodge
Carleton Greene
Edward Wigglesworth Grew
Prescott Farnsworth Hall
George Winthrop Lee
Gustavus Howard Magnadier
William Francis Richards
Mark Wyman Richardson
James Hardy Ropes
Irving Augustus Ruland
Robert Elmer Townsend
Robert DeCourcy Ward
Frank Edward Zinkeisen
Matthews
George Washington Wales Brewster
Herbert Henry Darling
Almon Danforth Hodges
Carleton Hunneman
James
John Caleb Breckenridge Burbank
Edward Hobart
Alexander Hales
Weld
Arthur Cleveland Bent
Frederick Hendee Bent
Linden Street
Philip Codman
William Struthers Ells
Robert Forbes Perkins
Thorton Woodbury
Hollis
William Reed Bigelow
Frederick Manning Brooks
University
Samuel Dawley Hildreth
George Leland Hunter
Tharvard Street
Walter Louis Jennings
Raymond Sargent Wilder
Stoughton
Frederick Breed Lord
Walter Randall Marsh
Charles Hhenry Slattery
Frank Wallace Thayer
Oxford Street
Alex Galt Barrett
Mt. Auburn Street
Jonathan Bruce Chittenden
Gray's
Alfred Potts Butterworth
Shayer
Earnest Webster Dustan
Clarence Albert Hight
Franklin Elias Huntress
Walter Perkins Hutchinson
Edward Lincoln Jelinek
Broadway
Joseph Warren Merrill, Jr
Stoughten
Clifford Herschel Moore
John Rounds Smith
Andrew P. Peabody
D.D
Walter Warren Masree
Carleton Hunnewan
Oliver Prescott
Robert Elkin New Dodge
Holworthy
Ampleton Chapel
A. P. Peabody
Eliot
Memorial Hall
College Yard
Glee Club
Memorial
Thayer
Gray’s
Holden
Massachusetts
H Harvard
Perry Davis Trafford
Fall River
Brookline
John Wilden
Davis, Jr
St. Louis
William Warren Magee
Groveland
N. Y
Roxbury
Boston Common Council Debates Public Library and Court House Plans
The council considered communications from the Public Library trustees and the court house commissioners. The court house update details progress, contracts, and travel expenses totaling 2,198,474.32, with site and contract charges highlighted. The Public Library foundation work is described, with 159,969.82 spent and bids and commissions noted. A controversial proposal to link the library with Boston schools was condemned, and a printing contract for council proceedings was approved. An extended city auditor report was presented and summer adjournment set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Public Library
Court House
Europe
Hoston
St. Louis
New Court House
Pemberton Square
Somerset Street
Pemberton
Flizabeth R. Bowditch
Sarah M.fay
William Schier
J. l.Bowditch
Mary L. Put
Caroline M. Richard Bon Gots
George C. Shattuck
D. H. Hodgkinson
Martin Bates
Lucy A. Kartt
J. W. Kimball
Franklin F. Patch
K. G. Hoffendahl
J. W. Bowditch
Cornelia F. Faxon Et al
Ilda
Mason
John Jeffries
Charles P
Greenough
N. J. Beadlee
Charles M. Cotting
Allen Thort-dike
E. H. Kendall
Annie F. Frietag
General Theological Li
William Sohier
Henry So
Supreme Court
Dbiock
Bates Hall
Fanning
Ward 2
Adams
Boston
Mr. Fanning
Lowell
Ward 11
Cushing
Keenan
Fraser
Shaw
Graham
Bagley
Charlestown
Keefe
Ward 17
Committee On Printing
No Council
Trustees of
The
Boston Public Schools
Allen
F. W. Sprague
Richard Sullivan
Rosnosky
Committee On Taxation
Dodge
Fannie Stebbins Weds William Chapin at Christ Church Springfield
Miss Fannie Lee Stebbins and William Horace Chapin wed at Christ Episcopal Church Springfield in a laurel and daisy adorned ceremony. The bride, given by her father, wore corded silk with orange blossoms and diamonds. Margie Stebbins served as maid of honor and Alfred Birnie as best man. A reception and wedding breakfast followed at the Stebbins residence on Crescent Hill before the couple’s planned home at the Massasoit House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Christ Episcopal Church
Fannie Lee Stebbins
John B. Stebbins
Crescent Will
William Horace Chapin
Massasoit House
John Cotton Brooks
Margie Stebbins
Stebbins
Hawkins
Charles B. Miller
New York
Alfred Birnie
Edward Pynchon
Campbell Chapin
Thomas N. Birnie
Robert Beach
Prank Edwards Warren
Boston
Charles Stebbins
John Stebbins
Crescent Hill
Burial of John Gilbert in simple Unity ceremony
The Rev. Minot J. Savage led a quiet service for the actor John Gilbert, with about 150 acquaintances in attendance. The casket bore a silver plate inscription, flowers were sent in, and Edwin Booth and Theodore Moss sent condolences. The burial occurred at Forest Hills cemetery after a hour-long service marked by reflections on Gilbert’s life and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Henry Lee
Curtis Guild
Samuel Hatch
Joseph Proctor
Gustavus S. Winston
W. W. Clapp
Joseph Jefferson
Wyzeman Marshall
W.’. W. Ball
and Mies Proctor
R. B. Brigham
John W. Ryan
John F. Pray
R. M. Field
Otis Marshall
John K. Hall
Thomas Cahill
Leslie Allen
George Wilson
John Gibbs Gilbert
Lamb's Club
New York
Drew
Forest Hills Cemetery
Pretty wedding at the Donaldson residence in Salem
Miss Jennie W. Donaldson was married to Fred A. Ward of the First National Bank Boston in a ceremony at Mr James Donaldson's Federal street home. Rev A G Rogers officiated. Best man was J F Donaldson, maid of honor Helen A Newhall, age four, acted as a flower girl.
Perry Osgood wedding in Falmouth on June 20
The Rev Charles H Perry rector of St Barnabas Falmouth married Miss Bessie M Osgood daughter of Moses E F Osgood of Waltham. The service was read by Rev F J Fales with Rev George E Osgood of North Attleboro assisting. Bride wore faille francaise. Ushers included Frank Osgood and Dr Charles S Cummings. The couple will reside in Falmouth after a short trip.
Pecker and Robinson wed in Concord this morning
Miss Lena Robinson daughter of Cyrus R. Robinson of Concord married Frank S. Pecker son of the late Seth E. Pecker of Boston in a Universalist ceremony at the bride's home. The couple left for a Canadian tour and will reside in Winchester Massachusetts after autumn.
Salkeld Cobb Wedding in Cambridge at Christ Church
Winifred Wilbur Cobb daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Cobb married Andrew Douglass Salkeld of Boston in Christ Church Cambridge last evening. Rev James Spalding officiated before a large audience. Bridesmaid Miss Sarah Yerxa best man Harry B Salkeld ushers listed. Reception at 855 Main Street followed by wedding feast. The couple will reside on Garrison Street Boston.
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Salkeld—Cobb
Winifred Wilbur Cobb
Elizabeth Cobb
Andrew Douglass Salkeld
Boston
Christ Church
Cambridge
James ¥. Spalding
Sarah Yerxa
Harry B. Salkeld
Thomas F. Salkeld
William M. Farrington
Arthur M. Cobb
Thomas F. Patterson
Horace W. Patterson
Main Street
Mrs. Salkeld
Garrison Street
Special Sale of Summer Carriages by S A Stewart Co
S A Stewart & Co announces a sweeping price reduction on carriages at 118 Sudbury street. The stock includes victorias dow and village carts Coe wagons and other varieties plus second hand carriages of every description.
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S. A. Stewart & Co
Sudbury Street
Colas Jal
Obituary notices for military officer and others
General A. Myers, former quartermaster general of the Confederate army, died at his Washington residence. A South Carolina native, West Point 1833 graduate, he served in the Fourth Infantry and in the Mexican War, brevetted major for Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, and lieutenant colonel for Cherubusco. Also notes Clement Willis of Boston, a carpenter and builder, bank director, and public official. and Father John Carroll, veteran priest, died at Mercy Hospital Chicago.
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Myers
Washington
South Carolina
West Point
Fourth
United States Infantry
Quartermaster’s Department
Florida
Palo Alto
Reseca de la Palma
Cherubusco
Clement Willis
Bridgewater
Boston
Leverett Street
West End
New South Church
John Carroll
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Queen’s County
Ireland
Burke
Halifax
N.S
Protection of Animals Shifts to Public Venues and Schools
At the June Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting 200 bound volumes of Qui Dumb Animals will be given to summer hotels. Boston agents reported 245 cruelty cases and 14 prosecutions, 49 animals removed from work and 66 mercifully killed. The Bands of Mercy tally 6822 members. The American Humane Education Society directors met next, President Angell reported 810 in receipts for the month, total 5685, and prizes were approved for 1000 schools and Sunday schools for six months starting July 1 for acts to improve kindness to humans and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Boston
Bands of Mercy
Directors of
American Humane Education Society
Angell
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervous Exhaustion
Dr. H. McVoy of Algona Iowa reports using Horsford's Acid Phosphate to relieve dyspepsia nervous exhaustion and wakefulness with pleasant results. He also notes it benefits low spirits from biliary derangement and overall system imbalance.
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Horsford
H. ©. McVoy
Algona
Tennis Tournament at New Haven Finals Report
New Haven Conn June 20 The final day at the New England championship tennis tournament produced dramatic finals in singles and doubles. In singles Huntington Yale defeated Beach New Haven club 6 4 6 2 8 6 1 6 6 8 while in doubles Beach and Huntington beat Sandford and Pavoy 6 4 10 8 6 2 The ladies champion Miss Trowbridge beat Miss Richards 6 4 6 3 Huntington slated to meet Slocum tomorrow for the New England trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Huntington
Yale
Beach
New Haven Club
Sandford
Pavoy
Miss Trowbridge
Miss Richards
Slocum
New Assistant Custodian Named for Post Office
L. E. Timson is slated as assistant custodian of the post office building replacing D. J. Egan. Timson of Charlestown is a Republican and a book-keeper by trade, and the appointment is expected to take effect July 1 with a salary of 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Timson
D. J. Egan
Timson
Charlestown
Springfield Water Company 6 percent bonds offered by Maverick Bank
With stocks down many investors seek safe bonds. The Springfield Missouri Water Company six percent bonds are presented by the Maverick National Bank, whose involvement signals safety and desirability for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Decline in Coffee Markets Across Atlantic Ports
New York reports a market drop as coffee prices slipped in sympathy with Havre and Hamburg. By close, declines reached about 15 points on trading of 140000 bags after a morning of mixed cables and volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havre
Hamburg
Building Collapse Fatality At Newport Street
At six o’clock last evening Alexander M Fryer, 63, and his son Frederick were working on a building on Newport street when the staging gave way and they fell about twenty feet. The elder Fryer died within minutes from three broken ribs puncturing a lung. The son sustained only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M., Fryer
Frederick
Newport Street
Fryer
Bar num & Bailey’s show praised for freshness and feats
The Boston audience enjoyed Bar num and Bailey's act, praising the clean, diverse ensemble and acts from Japanese jugglers to camels. Spectacles included John O'Brien tandem riding, Mlle Zazel’s high dive, andArab horsemanship with Bar nirn aging veteran showman drawing crowds. Strong attendance noted, with advice to attend afternoon performances to avoid crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Bridgeport
Conn
Boston
John O'Brien
Mlle. Zazel
Barniin
Presents for the clerks in legislative adjournment
Upon adjournment the clerks of both chambers were promised more than thanks. Mr McLaughlin received a solid silver salver with an inscription while Mr Coolidge was given a pair of candelabra and an extension lamp as tokens of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Coolidge
China and Japan at Houghton and Dutton offered seaside and home goods
The Chinese and Japanese departments at Houghton and Dutton on Tresmont and Beacon streets invite examiners seeking fans or household goods for seashore or city use. The store also advertises fine goods and bargains in sporting goods for tennis and croquet players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Houghton & Dutton
Tresmont
Beacon Streets
Under the Magnolias and Other New Books Review
A critical survey of new fiction including Under the Magnolias by Lyman W. Denton. The piece critiques characters Mrs Waters and Colonel Adilas Montgomery, the Waters family, the I. D. B in South Africa, and Mehalah by Baring-Gould, noting melodrama, didactic tone, and uneven structure with comparisons to Maupassant and Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Montgomery
Judge
Charles
Magpolias
South
de Chailler
Natchez
Lucy Hayes
Samuel MeJames
Birdie
Birdseye I. MeJames
Letta
Charles M. Perkins
Charles Perkins
L. Waters
Mississippi
MeJames
Mr. Perkins
Heaven
Micah Clarke
Joseph
Gervas
Reuben
Havant
THAT TERRIBLE PARESIS Are the Nation Becoming Lunatics
An alarming front page discussion questions whether Americans are succumbing to a widespread insanity trend. The piece surveys rising public panic, unusual behavior, and social unease, framing the question as a national crisis and urging readers to consider causes and consequences.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Brain Renewal
An advertisement-style piece cites two prominent men confined in Bloomingdale Asylum as examples of overtaxed vitality. It credits Dartmouth Professor Phelps with discovering Paine's Celery Compound, claiming it fortifies brain and nerve tissue, contains no narcotics or drugs, is pure and harmless, and endorsed by medical professionals.
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Phelps
Dartmouth College
Paine
Mehalah and Other Salt Marsh Tales Featured in Collectible Volumes
Illustrated works from J W Lovell and Frank Lovell Co headline new releases. Vescellius Sheldon illustrated by Graves and Hencke appears alongside S Baring-Goulds Mehalah salt marsh tale. Prices set at 50 cents. Doyle's Micah Clarke presented by Harper & Bros with similar Lovell International Series entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vescellius-Sheldon
G.E. Graves
al. Hencke
New York
J. W. Lovell Company
Mehalah
S. Baring-ould
Frank F. Lovell & Co
Oell
John Herring
S. Baring-Gould
Lovell
Sleeper Hall Conservatory musicale fills Boston Conservatory
Last evening at Sleeper Hall the Boston Conservatory of Music offered a well attended soirée musicale. Performances by young ladies and guests included Liszt transcriptions and works by Vieuxtemps Wagner and Rossini with notable piano work by Carl Faelten and violin by Emil Mahr. The program showcased high musical achievement despite minor imperfections and crowded galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Conservatory Musicale
Sleeper Hall
Boston Conservatory of Music
Thelve
Archibald Douglas
C. Loewe
Charles E. Tinney
Padre
Opera Ok
Helmo
G. Rossini
Rotoli
Vinney
William L. Whitney
Faelten
Channing Church Summer Services at Winter Harbor Me
Channing Church in Winter Harbor Maine lists a summer program of afternoon chapel services with a Sunday steamer from Bar Harbor. Tickets at reduced fare available from the janitor at Unitarian Church Louisburg Bar Harbor and Beacon Winter Harbor. Recruited preachers include Boynton Reynolds Carrol Everett Eliot Herford Dole Hale Hornbrooke with varied dates through September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing
Winter Harbor
Channing Church
Bar Harbor
Unitarian
Louisburg
Beacon
George M. Boynton
Newton
Mass
Grindall Reynolds
American Unitarian Association
Boston
Eat
Charles Carrol Everett
D.D
Theological School
Harvard University
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Edward Everett Hale
South Congregational Church
Francis B. Hornbrooke
Mails Close Times For Various Overseas Destinations
Postal notice lists closing times and routes from Boston and New York to destinations including Venezuela Curacao Colombia Jamaica Costa Rica St. Croix St. Thomas Windward Islands Cuba France Germany Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria and other European and Caribbean ports with ships City of Columbia Ems Etruria Cephalonia and others, all dated June 21 to June 23 for specially addressed correspondence and direct mails.
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Venezuela
Curacoa
Colombia
Philadelphia
New York
Norway
Thingvalla
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Sekava
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Port Timon
Rivena
Rettorde Sig Atey
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Trinidad
Juno Gis Ce Cake Co
Cuba
City of Columbia
Scotland
Ethopia
France
Montils
Vie Havre
Austria
la Normandie
Germany
Bremen
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Southampton
Ems
Austrain
Etruria
TBO Beas
Transpacific Mails from San Francisco Departures
Notice lists sailings for Japan and China ports and East Indies via Oceanic with a June 29 departure and a June 23 mail closing in Boston. Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii via Zealandia with a June 29 departure and June 23 closing. Society Islands via Tropic Bird with a June 30 departure and June 24 closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transpacific
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Theast Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Oceanic
San Francisco
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
San_ Francisco
Pew
Loston
Passengers Listed from Savannah by Steamshin City
From Savannah are listed passengers including Mras J Sweeney Nathan Walley R a A Scott Misa Newell Mrs G H Newell J M Manley L P Masters A K Wood G N Young AS Spanier D Desimena 163 DS unitls.
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Savannah
Mras J Sweeney
Nathan Walley
R A A Scott
Misa Newell
G H Newell
J M Manley
L P Masters
A K Wood
G N Young
AS Spanier
D Desimena
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Maine Woollen Manufacturers’ Club
Adams School
Young
R. C. Humphreys
C. D. Tanning
James Swan
Frederick C. Blanchard
E. M. Goodall
A. L. Prescott
J. H. Manly
W. B.tobey
William Dobson
Louis Anderson
A. F. Bradbury
Thomas Walker
Albert Johnson
John R. Pollock
W. A. Courtney
A. J. Smythe
Charleston
D. C
Vendome
George Hurst
Senator Hurst
California
Brunswick
J. Pierpont Morgan
S. I. Armstrong
United States Marine Hospital Service
Adams House
E. Meade
United States Pension Office
Washington, D. C
Parker's
H. M. Anderson
England
John H. Converse
Penn
W. H. Crown
Cleveland
John ‘J. Davis
D. &. Davis
Edward Pell
Baltimore
Amos . Woolly
Cincinnati
O. Brunswick
James W. Fox
Kentucky
R. M. Cubley
H. D. Wilcox
L.A. Merrill
R. D. Sawyer
J. C. A. Becket
Morris KK. Jessup
Newport
Wirt Dexter
George H. Wilder
Montpelier
Miller
Poughkeepsie
W. R. Whitman
Portland
A. W. Gage
Vineland
N. J
Seymour Kisch
H. A. Estabrook
Henry Jacques
Parker’s—A
Sholes
KE. Simmons
North Branet
Mich
Robert W. Armstrong
Minnie Armstrong
Ada Armstrong
St. Paul
Minn
F. D. Underwood
Minneapolis
Edward Sawyer
L. E. Warner
J. M. Jellines
L. Jellines
Buffalo
E. Roche
L. V. Roche
Charles Morris
dJohn
W. Courany
Clinton
E. P. Burt
Wellsville
Hall
Pl Court House
Mix. Addeman
Cummings
Bank Street
St. Albans
Great Barnum Circus
NEW Books
South Africa
AnwiDob
Dainty
Laure
Herover
Herr Schwatka
Schwatka
Baring-Gould
West of England
Baring- Gould
America
Bloomingdale
M. Hauser