Filipino visitors welcomed in Boston visit
The Honorary Board of Filipino Commissioners are Boston's guests this week arriving last night at 5 30 o'clock. Forty three Filipinos in the party toured mills in Fall River and were met at the Vendome by Chamber of Commerce President Henry M. Whitney. The delegation included T H Pardo de Tavera and wife and daughter, with several members fluent in English and holding university degrees. They plan a program at the State House Harvard Cambridge Milton and Tremont Theatre with receptions and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Boston
Emil Aguinaldo
George Washington
Philippines
Leon Novenano
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Fall River
Hotel Vendome
Henry M. Whitney
Chamber of Commerce
T. H. Pardo de Tavera
Islands
de Tavera
Victorino Mapa
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Manuel de Iriate
United States
the Vendome
Cambridge
Ellot
University
Colonial Club
Milton
W. A. Forbes
Cameron Forbes
Commission
Tremont Theatre
Healthful change helps Kenosha man with stomach woes
A Kenosha man recounts five years of dyspepsia with no relief from multiple doctors. After trying Chicago experts and a ocean voyage, he found improvement by abandoning coffee and greasy foods for Postum Food Coffee. He credits the Postum regimen and a change in diet with restoring his health fully. He notes the product is from Postum Co Battle Creek and references The Road to Wellville and a World’s Fair exhibit Space 103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kenosha
Chicago
Postum Cereal Co
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Suburban Press Association meets at Norumbega Park
The Suburban Press Association held its monthly meeting at Norumbega Park in Auburndale. About 72 members and their wives arrived by special trolley around noon and spent the day enjoying the park's attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Suburban Press Association
Norumbega Park
All Day Steamer New Brunswick Excursion from Boston
Germania Lodge of A F and A M offers a public seven hour sail aboard the steamer New Brunswick from Lincoln wharf to Gloucester and back to Boston with a stop at Fort Warren for June 22. Tickets at the wharf cost 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children with meals in the dining room.
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New Brunswick
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
North Ferry
Gloucester
North Shore
Boston
Minot
Germania Lodge
A. F
A. M
Fort Warren
The Sail to Plymouth Steamboat Service Launch
The Nan tasket Beach Steamboat Company opened the Old Colony steamer at a $125,000 cost to run daily from Rowe's wharf to Plymouth. The three-hour Boston Plymouth trip departs 10 a.m. and returns from Plymouth at 3 30 p.m with two hours for sightseeing near Plymouth Rock. Boston arrives back at 6 30 p.m.
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Plymouth
Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
Old Colony
Rowe’s
Boston
South Shore
Plymouth Rock
Hayes and Gale Threaten Contempt Jail Order
Alfred Hayes and George B. Gale are named defendants in a petition for attachment for contempt filed in the Supreme Court by F J Kimball. The suit seeks to reach their interests in the Canada Atlantic and Plant Steamship Company to secure payment for services in raising funds to buy the Plant line. A notice was issued returnable June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred 8. Hayes
Bates
George B. Gale
Supreme Court
F. J. Kimball
Kimball
Canada Atlantic and Plant Steamship Company
Hayes
Gale
Canada
Newspaper Men Guests of Knox Automobile Company
Representatives of Boston newspapers visited Knox Automobile Company in Springfield after traveling in four cars from Boston, arriving in Springfield after a swift run with no mishaps. Worcester, Lowell, Hartford, New Haven and other New England cities joined the party for factory tours and a Forest Park ride, followed by a banquet at the Cooley House before their return the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Boston
Knox Automobile Company
Worcester
Lowell
Hartford
New Haven
New England
Knox
Forest Park
Cooley House
Yale Tennis Men Defeat Princeton Pair in Open Doubles
H. H. Hackett and J. A. Allen of Yale beat F. B. Alexander and R. D. Little of Princeton in a round robin doubles match at Crescent A. C. Bay Ridge. The score moved 6-8, 6-4, 8-6 as Hackett and Allen, though new partners this season, pressed in nets and rallies. The Princeton team struggled with placement, while other top pairs like Whitman and Larned and Ward and Wright were listed in the event lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Princeton
New York
H. H. Hackett
J. A. Allen
F. B. Alexander
R. D. Little
Crescent A. C
Bay Ridge
Whitman
Larned
Ward
Wright
Wrenn Brothers
Hobart
Millett
Hackett
Allen
Princetonians
Hood's Sarsaparilla cited as rheumatism cure
Advertisement claims rheumatism and related pains are caused by blood acidity and that Hood's Sarsaparilla settles the problem by correcting this condition. The copy asserts thousands cured and lists symptoms such as rheumatism neuralgia and headaches with promotional Boston, Massachusetts origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Boston
Masa
Why Mallalieu Was Retired
Pastors and church leaders debate the retirement of Bishop Mallalieu after a Los Angeles conference. They cite strong service and vision, contrasting praise with the decision's implications for future work.
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Mallalieu
Bishop Mallalieu Receives Rousing Boston Welcome
Bishop W F Mallalieu returns to New England and is warmly greeted at the Vendome by Boston Methodist leaders led by Rev Charles W Blackett. Attendees include Hon John L Bates and several district and church officials from Cambridge Roxbury Belmont Brookline and Lynn. The event features floral presents and remarks on Dr Eliot and missions.
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Los Angeles
MalLalieu
Boston
George 8. Chadbourne
Belmont Church
Malden
General Conference Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Mallalieu
W. F. Mallalieu
Charles W. Blackett
Albert H. Plumb
M. G. Prescott
Mattapan
New England
Vendome
John L. Bates
J. H. Mansfield
Cambridge
A. H. Plumb
Roxbury
George S. Butters
Brookline
John W. Butler
Mexico
W. T. Perrin
Frederick Woods
Lynn
Butters
Chadbourne
Plumb
Open Air Drama At Fernwood by Woodland Players in Brookline
A 1096 crowd attended Shakspere’s As You Like It performed in a natural garden setting at the Charles P. Gardiner estate Fernwood Brookline. Ben Greet’s Woodland players directed by Edith Wynne Matthison staged in full costume with open air acoustics drawing Boston literary society guests for benefit.
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Shakspere
Charles P. Gardiner
Fernwood
Brookline
Charles Frohman
Woodland” Players
Ben Greet
Hveryman
Home For
Father Field
Clyde Street
Edith Wynne Matthison
C. P. Gardiner
William Cabot
Amny Glidden
Princeton Wins Chicago Meet In Outdoor Dual
Princeton University defeats University of Chicago 7.5 to 6 in the first outdoor track and field dual. key wins by Williams and Adist for Princeton in the half mile, Atlee nips Taylor, Catlin sweeps hurdles, Dewitt tops in shot put, Moore and Clark tie in pole vault, distance 42 feet 4 inches.
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Chicago
Princeton University
University of Chicago
Princeton
Williams
Adist
Cahill
Atlee
Eisele
Matthews
Dewitt
Moore
Clark
Gale
Dorchester H and Malden H clash today in key game
Malden High and Dorchester High meet at Dunbar avenue grounds at 3 30 P M for the second and final league clash of the season Dorchester seeks to secure second place while Malden aims to rebound from last place Cate will pitch for Malden and Brayley for Dorchester A large Malden crowd is expected to root for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden High
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Cate
Malden
Brayley
Harvard Crew Rides Improved Form in Three Mile Row
Harvard varsity rowers developed better technique on the Charles River, with a three mile downstream effort under Captain Dillingham and Coach Colson. Freshmen faced rough water and swamped boats while bailing. Weights remained stable, except Filley down two pounds. Storrow did not visit as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Dillingham
Colson
Varsity
Navy Yard
Filley
Storrow
Yale Crews Cancel Morning Row Due To Heat
In Yale Conn June 20 extreme morning heat and a strong afternoon wind prevented a four mile row. At six pm the varsity and freshmen paddled three miles upstream then two miles downstream with the varsity at 24 strokes and the freshmen four higher. Harvard second crew tried to race Yale, but Yale declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Yale's Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Koch Lung Cure Promises Direct Inhalation Therapy
Medical advocate Dr Edward Koch promotes the Koch Inhalation Apparatus and Tuberculine as the only effective way to treat consumption asthma and bronchitis by targeting the lungs. He asserts stomach medicines fail and offers consultations at 361 Boylston Street Boston with examinations and a preventive program.
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R. Edward Koch
Boston
Boylston Street
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Messrs. Reid and
Taft
Tavera
D. van Voorhees
H. J. Young
State House
Norumbega
Canada Atlantic & Plant Steamship Company
Sond
Han Slycia
Prince Street
Denry
Washington
Goston
Dr. Plumb
Lesue
Eliot
Harvard College
Unitarian Association
Cuba
Acahe
Bright
Burlington
Clarence B. Perkins
Eleanor Whitney
Mary Sargent
James Little
Edward H. Willis
Arthur Blake
Beatrice Blake
John K. Whiting
Alfie Macmillan
Charles Weld
Timothy J. Blake
Ethel Clarkson
William Whitman
Gardner Og, Bullard
George Fay
F. E. Dana
James Codman
Charles F. Wentworth
Charles Howe
John Cutler
Greenough
Joseph White
John White
Abbie Chandler
J. Blake
Jackson
Mild Jackson
H. A. Wyman
Henry Wood
Maria F. Ranney
Alice Allen
Grant Walker
H. Wheelwright
S. P. Dana
Robert Treat Paine
Harry Chapin
Fannie Goodwin
Quincy Shaw
Dorchester H
Malden H
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