Bank Officers Visit Battleship Kearsarge
About 600 Bank Officers Association members left desks yesterday afternoon to tour the battleship Kearsarge. The tug Peter Bradley ferried them to and from the ship for two hours, with the public kept off the vessel after 3 o clock. The event was run by the association's entertainment committee led by Robert E. Hill with courtesy from Secretary Long Admiral Farquhar and Captain Folger.
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Bank Offcers’ Association
Kearsarge
Peter Bradley
Ahea
Long
Farquhar
Folger
Association
Robert E. Hill
Steeple Jack Fletcher Survives 120 Foot Fall
Providence June 21 Steeple Jack John W Fletcher aged 27 fell 120 feet from a church spire and survived with likely no bones broken and no internal injuries reported by surgeons He plans to return to his risky work soon after recovery Bystanders watched as he tumbled and rolled landing in a yard and springing to his feet
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Providence
John W. Fletcher
Fletcher
Ivernia Arrives in Port as Cunarder Pauses at Dock
The Cunarder Ivernia, sister to Saxonia, docked from Liverpool and Queenstown on its first Atlantic run. Captain Alexander McKay, back in port after nine years, commanded the vessel which launched at Newcastle on Sept 21 before a 20,000 crowd. Passengers included Mrs. G. E. Ainsworth and many others, with 67 in the saloon and numerous in second cabin.
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Saxonia
Alexander McKay
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
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E. P. Douglas
John C. Dunning
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Gage
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Irene Gage
E. L. H. Kilbourne
Middlebrook
G. Morse
L. Morse
F. E. Walker
M. C. Smith
John Arrowsmith
Ada Banfill
George Blacksage
Harriet Blacksage
Sarah Crawford
Mary Crispie
Dorothy ‘Elkins
Emmons
J. W. Fletcher
John Frost
Lewis Glick
A. Golledge
J. Fred Hatton
Edward Heyes
Panny Heyes
Florence Horsfall
M. J. Isbell
Sebell
John J. King
Sarah McAvoy
John McDonald
A. Moller
M. O’keefe
O'Keefe
Mary Pepper
Pidrick
Robert Roper Scares
John A. Shaw
Amy B. Shaw
James Stewart
Bella Stewart
Mararet Stmneon
Jane Walker
Ohn Walker
W. H. Blanchard
P. Sovenson
Wore Daniel Webster's Hat At Nantasket Beach Reunion
The Old School Boys' Association of Boston held its eighteenth summer reunion at the Atlantic House Nantasket Beach. About one hundred attendees enjoyed sunshine and barge transfers to the hotel. Members, including former pupils and Old Men's Home inmates, gathered for cordial remeetings and the famed hat of Daniel Webster was tried on by many. Captain Camrell alone wore it perched above his ears. An excellent dinner followed as President Monks led brief speeches and patriotic songs closed the event.
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Boston
Atlantic House
Nantasket Beach
Otel
Richard J. Monks
Ebenezer Alexander
S. Stillman Blanchard
Benjamin B. Whittemore
Levi L. Willeut
Lewis J. Bird
Merrill N. Boyden
George W. Thayer
Warren Richardson
Thomas W. Tucker
John McMullen
W. Tracy Eustis
Francis Ord
Daniel Ebster
Camrell
Association
Frank A. Hall
Missucker
Halifax Snatch Thief Recaptured After Jail Breakout
James McLean alias Victor McLaren, wanted for theft in Halifax, was recaptured by Officers Rooney and Lamb from Captain Hoffman’s squad after escaping from Hanover street station Saturday. In the pursuit on Curt street he resisted, dropped pawn tickets for stolen watches and jewelry, and escaped again earlier by bending cell bars.
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Lamb
Hoffman
James McLean
Victor McLaren
Halifax
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McLean
Curt Street
Salem Street
Watts
Old Bay State's Dignity Highlighted by Charity Club
At a Woman's Charity Club meeting held at the Vendome, Mrs. J Sewall Reed moved to thank the State federation for its dignified stand at Mil yoare. Mrs. Micah Dyer presided and pledged 25 for Preston Pond Hospital. Dyer proposed raising 1000 yearly for the Charity Club Hospital. A tree will be planted for the president next October as she turns 71. Funds: club receipts 486.15. expenses 46.76. Hospital fund 401.55 with 300 donated last month. Hospital repairs set for July 1 with fall reopening.
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Vendome
J. Sewall Reed
State Federation
Milyoare
Ate
Micah Dyer
Preston Pond
Dyer
Reed
Bcings
Risteen
Massachusetts Normal Art School Graduates Hold Exercises
The annual graduation exercises at the Massachusetts Normal Art School were held yesterday at Exeter and Newbury streets. Diplomas were awarded in several classes to numerous students including Willis Burton Anthony, Elizabeth Pike Bartlett, Helen Cleaves, Mary Cutts, Lila Hutchins, Edith Rankin, Mabel Samuels, and many others. The program opened with prayer, papers read by Lang Blanchard and Bartlett, and the valedictory delivered by Willis Anthony.
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Massachusetts Normal Art School
Exeter and
Newbury Streets
Helen Emily Cleaves
Roger
Herbert F. Lang
Adelaide M. Blanchard
H. J. Bartlett
Willis B. Anthony
Willis Burton Anthony
Elizabeth Mary Pike Bartlett
Constant Mather Blake
Lottie Josephine Burr
Mary Emily Cutts
Maud Iola Dolan
Elen Elmira Harlow
Caroline Eldre Olway
Lila Belle Hutchins
Katherine Lindsay
Marianna Mayers
Louis Gaspard Monte
Edith Mabel Nichols
Emilie Stearns Perry
Clara Winthrop Pond
Ethel Neil Pope
Eva Lucy Pratt
Edith Francis Rankin
Mabel Augusta Samuels
Jeanne Folger Scott
George Thomas Eertt
Margaret Davenport Stone
Jennie Frances Stratton
Gertrude Newhall Sullivan
Mary Olive Baker
Fannie Preston Bignall
Adelaide May Blanchard
Elmina Walden Dominick
Gertrude Cecelia Fanning
Sarah Hobson
Grace Ethel McIntyre
Charles Henry Morse
Rose Elizabeth Munster
Mabel Ethel Phillips
William Seaver Tarbox
Charles Bradford Tibbetts
Miriam Phillips Walley
Edith Ka Warner
Albert Frederic Forbes
Irving Frank Gould
John Mark Lane Greby
Herbert Farley Lang
Howard Edland Savage
Theodore Fiskeark
Young Texas surgeon ordered to Manila leaving wife behind
Dr. Adrian R. H. Alfred, surgeon on the battleship Texas, is detached from service and sent to Manila to report to the Asiatic station commander. He faces a summer cruise cut short and uncertainty about his wife's relocation as he may be dispatched to China or elsewhere. He is scheduled to sail from San Francisco on July 10.
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Texas
Washington
Alfred
Manila
Asiatic
Dr. Alfred
Island
China
San Fri
Count Muravieff Dies as Russian Foreign Minister
ST PETERSBURG June 21 The Russian minister of foreign affairs Count Muravieff died suddenly this morning He was about 65 and had succeeded Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky who also died suddenly at Kiev on August 30 1 The count was fluent in Latin Greek and many languages and was learned in philosophy science law and political theory He entered his career in 1864 after extensive study in law social science and government.
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ST. Petersburg
Count Muravieff
Prince Lobanoftf- Rostovsky
Kieff
Mauravieff
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