Graduation Day in 25 Boston Public Schools
On Monday June 22 graduation exercises occur across 25 Boston public schools with start times from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Readouts list each school with counts of boys and girls, indicating a full citywide ceremony slate led by Chapman and others such as Putnam Stuart Lewis Dillaway Rice Washington Allston Agassiz Emerson Minot Shaw Bigelow Gibson Eliot Frothingham Clap Warren Bennett Sumner Everett Gaston Dudley Shurtleff and Hart schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz School
Emerson School
Minot
G. Shaw
Rs. Bigelow
Christopher Gibson
Eliot
Frothingham
Clap
Warren School
Bennett
Joe Sumner
Everett
Gaston
Dudley
Shurtleff
Thomas N. Hart
Somerville Police Arrest Three in Assault and Battery Case
Robert A Doherty Alexander Bon dereau and Irving L Edgerly were arrested by Somerville police on warrants charging assault and battery on Joseph Tumor of 36 Washita street during a June 16 incident. Edward Healey 15 of Cambridge was jailed for illegal liquor transportation after delivering beer on Somerville avenue while a second subject was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Doherty
Alexander Bondereau
Irving L. Edgerly
Somerville Police Sa
Joseph ™ Timor
Washita Street
Youngs
Tumor
Ted
Astoli
School
App Streets
Eward Healey
Jeferson Street
Cambridge
McNamara
Healey
Somerville Avenue
Dorchester Boy's Scalp Wound Requires Twenty Stitches
Youthful John Sosnowski of 18 Walcott street Dorchester sustained severe injuries Sunday as the result of investigating an unfinished house on Walcott street. He fell through the framework of an upper story and his head struck a nail ripping open the scalp. Dr G W Gillette of Morse street took twenty stitches to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sosnowski
Walcott Street
Dorchester
G. W. Gillette
Morse Street
Seventh Son of Seventh Son Named for Roosevelt
Milwaukee news notes William Johnson of 251 National Avenue has a 10 day old son who is the seventh son of a seventh son. The child, Theodore Roosevelt Johnson, has prompted a letter to the President confirming the naming and the father hails the choice as patriotism and good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William Johnson
National Avenue
Theodore Roosevelt Johnson
United States
Johnson
Drunkenness arrests drop across city stations in weekend tally
A table shows arrests from 8 am Saturday to 8 am Sunday with totals by station. 199 drunks were arrested overall, down from 265 last week, with notable drops in North End and South End, while Dorchester and Brighton each had one arrest. The report cites Judge Emmons’s drunk order as a factor and notes 14 women were arrested, down from 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
City Hall Avenue
South End
Lagrange Street
Dedham Street
Broadway
South Boston
Harbor Police
Coe
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Roxhbury Crossing
Eseseee
Dorchester
Cai
South Station
Dover Street
Brighton
Charlestown
Back Bay
Emmons
Dr Campbell Preaches in Beecher's Old Pulpit
English clergyman Dr Reginald Campbell, who followed Dr Joseph Parker at City Temple, London, stood on the Campania deck in misty New York and prepared to preach next at Henry Ward Beecher's Brooklyn pulpit with Rev Hillis as host. evening engagement at Montclair New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reginald John Campbell
Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
Campania
Hillis
Campbell
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Dr. Bradford
Montclair
N. J
Dr. Campbell
Hamilton Club
Class Day at Dorchester High School Highlights 1903 Event
Dorchester High School conducts Class Day in its Talbot avenue assembly hall this afternoon. The program features an address by President G W Barker, songs by Miss Weeks and Miss Ayer, history by Follet I Isaacson, oration by C E Brazer, violin solo by Miss Clark, class ode by Miss Carolina D Nute, and a formal exercise followed by dancing and a collation. Officers include Barker president Cullen vice president Brazer secretary Wells treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High School
Talbot Avenue
Miss Weeks
Follet I. Isaacson
Miss Ayer
C. E. Brazer
Miss Clark
Carolina D. Nute
Dirl
Cooper Bros
G. W. Barker
C. J. Cullen
Hazel B. Wells
C. J. Lincoln
A. M. Fries
Laura E. Haven
Remarkable Cures by the Finsen Light Reported by Electrician
New York June 21 An American electrical engineer William J Hammer returning from Europe reports remarkable cures from Finsen light at the Copenhagen based Finsen Light Institute. He describes successful use of red rays for smallpox and birthmarks and blue violet and ultraviolet rays for tuberculous skin lupus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Hammer
Finsen
Finsen Institutes
Europe
Hammer
Copenhagen
Rosenvaengat
Finsen Light Institute
Koch
Broca and Chatin
Paris
Finsen Institute
Bohemian Arrives From Liverpool With 2000 Tons Cargo
The speedy Leyland Line steamer Bohemian arrived in East Boston at 9 yesterday morning from Liverpool with 2000 tons of cargo. She carried 18 saloon passengers and three cattlemen, plus stowaway Garratt Lloyd who was allowed ashore as an American citizen. The voyage began February 12 and lasted eight days, 17 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian
Neil McCallard
Leyland Line
Boston
Liverpool
Garratt Lloyd
Boston Light
Greenwich
Charles E. Bell
Walter H. Berry
Salem
B. Burke
M. Finnerty
M. Reiter
Ellsworth
Minn
Joseph Clarke
Galveston
F. H. Corbin
St. Louis
William Gough
Sheridan, Wy
Frank E. Hulen
Fred Lander
P. B. Ward
George Matterson
G Marchand
Montreal
Brooklyn Reception for Dr Hillis to Honor Guest
After a dinner in Brooklyn given for Dr. Hillis a reception in his honor will be held in Boston on Thursday with a subsequent sermon planned a week later at Tremont Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hillis
Boston
Tremont Temple
Belmont Methodist Church Dedication at Malden
Belmont Methodist Church in Malden dedicated today on Fairmont street near the Everett line. The mission church serves residents of both cities with a modest building finished for comfort. Pastor Rev. George B Chadbourne led morning service with a 50 boy choir under R G Fraleigh. Afternoon solos by Mrs Hale Jacobs and dedicatory sermon by Rev. E H Hughes. Evening programs included a ladies quartet and choir with sermons by Rev. Dr Joel Leonard of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Hale Jacobs
E. H. Hughes
Centre Methodist Church
Joel Leonard
Lynn
Fire damages Brookline shed as rain causes lime blaze
A Brookline builder suffered a $100 loss when heavy rain caused 75 barrels of lime stored behind an unfinished shed at St. Paul and Beacon streets to ignite. Firefighters arrived after a passerby raised the alarm and flames fed on the damp lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Morrison
Brookline
St. Paul and
Beacon Streets
Morrison
Boston's influence on world bean supply
In Washington a friend of Dr. Edward Everett Hale notes beans exceed demand. Hale quips that Boston's influence explains this, tracing beans in history from Egyptian offerings to Pythagoras warnings about politics. He credits Boston with restoring beans to a proper place in the diet and earning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Everett Hale
Aristotle
Pythagoras Ir
Boston
South Boston's Big Contest for Senate Seat
South Boston faces a hard fought race as four candidates vie for the Senate seat held by Michael J. Sullivan who aims for the Governor's Council. Norris McIsaac Logan and Sullivan clash with ward loyalties and faction battles, while ex-Alderman Norton silently commands a potential 800 votes for his chosen candidate in a contest that tests party unity and local influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senate
Michael J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Michael W. Norris
Daniel V. McIsaac
Edward L. Logan
William J Sullivan
Norris
Logan
Ward
Joseph J. Norton
Baldwin
John Dunn
Daniel F. Barry
McIisaac
McNary
Creed
McIsaac
Walter D. Creed
William Hickey
Hickey
Norton
Get-Well-Quick Kidney Cures Questioned and Kidney-Wort Endorsed
The piece contrasts Get-Well-Quick kidney remedies with scientific Kidney-Wort Tablets claiming liquids and alcohol worsen kidney and rheumatic diseases. It quotes a testimonial from Charles F. Orr praising rapid relief after using Kidney-Wort Tablets and urges early urine checks for signs of weakness.
Governor Declines to Join the North Shore Dude Train
The North Shore elite and its titled patrons prize the exclusive Dude train for 3 45 pm trips to Bevery and Manchester by the Sea but Governor Bates is not among its subscribers. He rides ordinary trains and ferries, lingering among common travelers during Gloucester visits, much to the swells disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Bevery
Manchester-by-the-Sea
North Union Station
Bates
Boston
Gloucester
East Wind Affects Massachusetts Legislator Letter
Colonel Edgar J. Bliss of Pittsfield cites the Boston east wind as a joke and critiques the 1908 Senate. He compares western lawmakers’ candor to the climate, criticizes Foster’s committee report, recalls the Essex Senator’s silence, and hints at political tensions on Beacon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar J. Bliss
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Sun
Massachusetts
Boston
Senate
Colonel Bliss
Beacon Hill
Foster
Jerusalem
Jesus
Essex
Insanity ruling in Moses Fowler Chase guardianship case
In Lafayette Indiana June 21 Judge declares Moses Fowler Chase insane and places him under guardianship of his father Fred S. Chase. Aunt Mrs. Charles H. Duhme and husband are then sued by Fred S. Chase for an accounting of funds tied to young Chase. Chase attaches $30,000 cash held by a Lafayette bank. total involved about $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Moses Fowler Chase
Indiana
Fred S. Chase
Charles H. Duhme
Cincinnati
Young Chase
Duhme
Chase
Duhmes
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William Davis, JR
Providence
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Oxford
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Roosevelt
Beecher
CPT
W Barker
Eleanor RO Churn
Cmeene
COMM
Mildred Grush
Chuenay
Hazel Wells
Fpolleit Isaacson
Carl Bfiazer
Hearn
Dorchester High
Professor Finsen
Malden
Belmont Methodist Society
Senator Sullivan
Boston St
Lynn, Mass
STE
Burden
Mrs. Duhme
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