Open Air Gyms at Charlesbank Boost Boston Working Families
The Charlesbank embankment between Cambridge and Leverett streets, opened in 1889, offers free outdoor exercise for men and women with two open air gymnasiums. Over 100,000 entries were recorded in 1890, with about 53,000 so far this year. The facilities include baths, dressing rooms, and a well-lit promenade along the Charles River, with supervision by city officials and officers. The Women's Gymnasium, opened June 1, is a two story colonial building near Cambridge Street Bridge, under the Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association.
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Leverett Streets
Leverett Street
Paramus
John Graham
Hemenway Gymnasium
Harvard
Dudley A. Sargent
Bennett
Charles and
Cambridge Streets
Kate Gannett Wells
Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association
Cambridge Street Bridge
Elizabeth McMartin
Massachussetts
Middlesex
A. D. Leel
Camvridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Park Street
Saugus
Revere
Franklin Park
Fransiin Park
Tuev. C
Hurd
Fraternal Orders Rally At Tremont Temple Mass Meeting
The Massachusetts Union of Fraternal Orders held a large meeting in Tremont Temple with forcible speakers and a rich literary and musical program. President Blaine praised endowment insurers while urging calm and prudence, and several speakers critiqued regulation and defended cooperative and savings banking models. The event featured cornet solos by Walter Emerson and concluded with notes on gymnasium governance and safety.
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Tremont
Blaine
Massachusetts
Boston
New Hampshire
Savings and Cooperative Banks
Commonwealth
New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner
Massachusetts Union of
Walter Emerson
F. H. Flagg
F. C. Bruce
Merrill
Civil Service Exam Promises Test for New Clothing Work Posts
A civil service examination will be held soon for applicants seeking appointments to posts created by a recent Legislature act. The act requires that any house or room used as a dwelling and also used for making or finishing ready made clothing be kept clean and subject to inspection by district police inspectors.
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Civil Service
Reduced Cable Rates Across Europe and Asia Effective July First
The Commercial Cable Company informs European telegraph administrations of rate cuts starting July 1. Reductions range from 1 cent per word to 18 cents per word for various destinations including Belgium Holland Luxembourg Russia Caucasus Spain Switzerland Philippine Islands Argentina Paraguay Uruguays Algeria Tunisia Austria Greece Italy Turkey Smyrna China Ceylon Cochin Java Penang Capary islands and other routes via France Russia Egypt and Shanghai.
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Commercial
European Telegraph Administrations
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Russian Caucasus
Spain
Switzerland
Philipine Islands
Argentine Republic
Paraguay
Algeria
Tunisia
Austria
Greece
Italy
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Smyrna
France
Russia
Egypt
Tripoli
Amoy
Foochow
Gutzla
Hensaocong
Shanghai
China
Ceylon
Cochin
Reine
India
Java
Penang
Indo
Capary Islands
Governor Authorized to Appoint Two Police Inspectors
The governor may appoint two more members to the district police force capable of duties in the inspection department. Applicants must be 6 feet 8 inches tall, weigh 140 pounds in ordinary dress, aged 22 to 56 unless veterans, and have experience in or knowledge of the clothing business. Blank forms from Civil Service Commissioners, 6 Pemberton Square, Boston.
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Civil Service Commissioners
Pemberton Square
Boston
Late cheese sales report from Urica New York June 22
Cheese sales include 800 boxes at 7 46, 7390 at 7, 1160 at 8, 994 at 8 1 2c, 2480 at 8 14c, 480 at 854c, 570 at 8840, 814 on commission. Butter for creamery sold 70 packages at 17 20c, 2480 more cheese at 7 1/2, 3260 at 8c, 186 on private terms, 970 on commission, $16 dairy 6 2 sc. Additional butter: 43 dairy at 17 1/4c, 21 creamery at 16 18c.
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Urica
N. Y
Littte Fauus
Wales Tin-Plate Workmen Face Lockout Threat
London reports efforts to avert a lockout of 25,000 tin-plate workers in Wales have failed. Unless the situation changes this week, the works are expected to close on Monday.
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London
Wales
Commencement Day at New England Conservatory of Music
Tremont Temple echoed with diplomas and applause as the New England Conservatory of Music awarded degrees during Commencement Day. Faculty, graduates, and distinguished performers filled the venue, with diplomas granted across pianoforte, violin, organ, voice, and special studies, followed by Class Day exercises and Yale ceremonial honors.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Tremont Temple
Carl Faelton
Conservatory
Elsie Elson
J. C. D. Parker
George E. Whiting
Emil Mahr
Henry M. Dunham
Signor Ratoli
Mme. Strong
Louis Mass
Earl H. Leavitt
Adelaide M. Scriber
Tennyson
Lucknow
Chopin
Alice M. Greer
Minnie L. Magee
Mary D. Chandler
Florence F. Purrington
Mendelssohn
Emily R. Ellis
Mayerbeen
Roberto
Bohm
Boieldieu
Faelton
Mary Dallen Chandler
Mass
Louise Flora Dale
Penn
Lucy Dean
Lis
Hatte Lucretia Dexter
Ella Moore Dyche
Lena
Edith Helena Fairlee
Lizzie Elien Faxon
Anna Fuller
N. Y
Alice Marion Greer
Eulalia Antoinette Hartshorn
Evelyn, Haynes
Jon May Hartshorn
Edith Genevieve Linxhes
Ore
Samuel Morrison Lovewell
Minnie Lee Magee
Venn
Pearl Louise Milhous
Will Christy Morse
Eva Orendorff
Edith Ormsby
Lizzie Chase Shirley
Susan Elizabeth Sowden
N. H
Josephine Robertson Winter
Ohio
James William Howard, Jr
Mon
Florence Freeman Purrington
Walter Elton Rail
Earl Harrison Leavitt
K. i
Mary Louie Sears
Guy Parker Williamson
Mariha Esther Boggs
D. C
Grace Greenwood Davis
Emily Richards Ellis
Colo
Edward Leander Gardiner
Gertrude Elizabeth Hutton
Lzzie Parry James
Kate Olivia Mayo
Lula Millicent Scranton
Conn
Louisa May Sawyers
Oregon
Nellie Mabel Vella
Esther Virginia Cobb
Susie Wilson Folger
Mary Isabella Harvey
Adelaide Minerva Scriber
Grace Jean Crocker
R. L
Carrie Emeline Fairman
Myrtle Gaige
Alice Augusta Harrington
Samuel Warner
Gilman Low
Hugh O'Neill
Frances van Baalen
Armand Fortin
George Lorenzo Gardner
Bentley Lemuel Rice
Ernst Henry Schadee
Yale College Class Day Exercises Opened With Oration And Poem
Yale College commencement opened with the class oration by Francia T. Brown of Genoa Falls New York on Culture and Service and the class poem read by Luther Henry Tucker of Albany. The Battell Chapel crowd filled the space as graduates in caps and gowns attracted attention on the streets of New Haven.
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Conn
Yale
Battell Chapel
Francia T. Brown
Gien's Falls
N. Y
Luther Henry Tucker
Albany
College
Amherst College Holds Debates and Kellogg Prizes
Amherst June 22 events include a Hardy prize debate with eight speakers on Is our Federal system a source of National strength and a Kellogg prize declamation for sophomores and freedmen. Judges named. Hyde contest results due Tuesday. Class of 81 decennial reunion at Woods Hotel with 40 members. class of 88 reunion at Amherst House. class cup to Earl Ellingwood Hunter, first male child of an alumnus.
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Amherst
Amherst College
College Hall
Nathan P. Avery
Florence
Stephen B. Knowlton
Deer Isle
Howard D. Hammond
Freetown
N. Y
Waterman L. Williams
West Springfield
Herbert M.chase
Newtonville
Frederick Shirley
Aiden
George S. Theonest
Worcester
Williams, Marshall
Lowell
F. D. Huntington
D.D
LL. D
Syracuse
William Whiting
Holyoke
Frank H. Parsons
Brooklyn
P.m
George W. Cabie
Northampton
F. Barrows Makepeace
Springfield
J. H. Cushing
Hyde
Woods’s
Amherst House
R. Ramdell
Earl Ellingwood Hunter
Smith College Graduates 800, Expands Facilities and Programs
Smith College Northampton June 22 today began graduation of its 800 total graduates including 561 undergraduates, with art school reception drawing 1000 as Tryon and Mary Williams supervised pupil work. Awards go to Julia Dwight and Alice Barri. new college cottages, chair of Biblical literature, gymnasium outfitting, physics fellowship, and chemistry assistant planned. biological reception highlights micro study results.
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Northampton
Smith College
Vassar
Wellesley
Tryon
New York
National Academy of Design
Mary R. Williams
Alice Barri
Springfield
Mass
Louise Capen
Mary
Hasted
Brooklyn
Mina Walcott
Mary A. Warner
Williamsburg
Mary H. Whipple
E. M. Ferry
Easthampton
Lucy C. Hitchcock
Amherst
Julia 8. L. Dwight
Hadley
Alice H. Barri
Boston University
Community reception and concert outdoors weathered by rain
A reception ran from 8 to 10 p m in the new gymnasium with an outdoor concert reportedly hindered by rain and wind. President Seelye planned to sail for Europe on Saturday, signaling upcoming travel.
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Eymnasium
Kain
Seelye
Europe
Wesleyan University prize winners announced at Commencement
Wesleyan University in Mipple Town Conn issued prize awards for seniors and juniors across disciplines. F A King won the Olin prize for English essay. G H Bickford took Harrington prize in senior history. J E Jenkins earned the Wise prize in moral philosophy and Weeks prize in political economy. L E Lafetta won Christian evidences prize. E K L Rice received Pierce prize in natural science. Goode prize in natural history not awarded. additional honors included Parker declamation prize T S Henderson. Camp prize B L Rice. Weeks prize in junior logic G W Davison. L R Gibbs walked Walkely psychology prize. A L Crowell and W J Sawyer honored in declamation and Greek. Phi Beta Kappa prize in Latin G H Blakslee. L J Norton math prize. Hibbard freshman declamations J H Heffron. Squire Greek scholarship awarded to E L Merritt.
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Ashbel Green, Jr
New York City
Thomas H. Guy
Troy
N. Y
Joseph Keverod
Indianapolis
Ind
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Chicago
Edward W. Danner
Sloan
John Whitmore
Foote
Gerald Beard
Arthur W. Colton
Joseph Bowden, Jr
Walter J. Low
Macey
H. W. Gruener
Yale University
Sheffield Hall
Nathaniel R. Norton
Brooklyn
Wyatt C. Estes
Memphis
Tenn
United States
D L. Huntington
San Diego
Cal
Meyer
A.C. Pease
Ellington, Conn
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Delaney A. Cameron
Caledonia
Sir William Thomson
Augustus F. Konitz
Omaha
Neb
B. D. Blair
Collinsville
Conn
George P. Starkweather
New Haven
Edward van Ingen
New York
Noyes LD
Cark
Woodbridge
Noyes D. Clark
Conp
G. P. Starkweather
David L. Huntington
George 8. Eday
Leavenworth
Kan
W. J. Black
Bridgeport
George M. Landers
New Britain
Pierre J. Wurts
A. R. Baker
Hartford
RK. C. Adams
J. L. Devon
Wilmington
Vel
W. T. H. Howe
Cazenovia
A. J. Campbell
San Francisco
Hughes Dayton
Southport
J. W. Coe
Meriden
San_ Francisco
Del
R. C. Adams
H. Dayton
J. L. Devo
W. ‘Ti
H. Howe
W. T. Oh. Howe
Samuel H. McCaulley
Wilmingtion
William R. Johnston
Shippensburg
Penon
R.C. Adams
Frank A. Little
F. L. Ford
North Branford
F. A. Little
Mipple Town
Wesleyan University
Olin
F. A. King
Thompsonville
Harrington
G. H. Bickford
Barton
VI. Wise
J. E. Jenkins
Shamokin
Penn
Weeks
Christian Evidences
L. E. Lafetta
Washington D. Co
Pierce
L. Rice
Middletown
Goode
Parker
Henderson
Orange
B. L. Rice
S Weeks
G. W. Davison
Rockville Center
E. H. Scott
W. H. Kidd
Spinney
E. V. Dubois
Philadelphia
Phi Beta Kappa
G. H. Blakslee
Greenwich
R. I
L. J. Norton
Farmington
Mass
Sherman
W. J. Sawyer
Hibbard
J. H. Heffron
Deep River
Squire
E. L. Merritt
Eaton, N. Y
Harvard Annex Commencement At Fay House In New Quarters
The Harvard Annex held its first commencement in the remodeled Fay House with diplomas presented by president Mrs. Alexander Agassiz. Alumni, faculty, and guests attended as graduates receive second year honors in Classics and other certificates. Admission exams follow today and Thursday. Annex Alumni dine at the Hotel Brunswick.
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Fay House
New House
Alexander Agassiz
Cersance G. Alexander
Lucy Paton
Griswold
Bradley
Kinsman
Stuart
Klake
Mott-Smith
Annex
Brunswick
Democratic plea for tariff and sound currency over free silver
A speaker argues the Democratic party should resist free silver and Western coinage pressure. He emphasizes tariff policy to improve markets, lower taxes, and stabilize credit, warning that free silver risks currency instability and harm to debtors, creditors, and wage earners. He pledges support for Cleveland era fiscal conservatism and urges unity to keep the nation financially secure.
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Nebraska
Farmers’ Alliance Movement
Democratic Party
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Bele
Weil
South
Wall Street
Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
The
Treasury
Daniel Manning
Harvard Scholarships Awarded To Class Of 1895 Seniors
Harvard awarded scholarships to seniors including Palfrey Exhibition to Charles H. Wright of Cambridge for 80 dollars and Bowditch grants of 250 to Morgan Barnes and others. Sargent prize of 100 goes to G R Phitprook of Fitchburg for Horace translation. Entrance exams will be held in many cities with Cambridge totals leading.
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Palfrey
Charles H. ©. Wright
Cambridge
Bowditch
Morgan Barnes
W. M. Cannon
FY. DV. Chester
W. J. Harris
A. W. Weysse
Humphrey Fund
R. L. O’brien
Hollis
C. A. Blake
Kirkland
W. E. D. Downes
Sewall
G. C. Mead
Abbott
J. H. Barnes
Browne
Parsons
W. G. Howard
E. O. Farrer
H. E. Rogers
H. E. Sawyer
Walcott
Bassett
W. Phinney
Pennoyer
W. A. Muller
J. P. McAdams
H. B. Hastings
L. K. Morse
Matthews
J. C. Johnson
Sargent
Horace
G. R. Phitprook
Fitchburg
Buffalo
Portland
Denver
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Worcester
Exeter
Andover
Quincy
Southboro
Albany
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Concord
Groton
Bonn
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