Miss Roosevelt Leaves Chestnut Hill Today for Boston and New London
Miss Alice Roosevelt spends a quiet final day at Chestnut Hill with her grandfather. She contributes to a hurdy gurdy vendor outside the residence, smiling at the man playing popular airs. She departs this afternoon at 2:20 on the Boston and Albany train to Boston, then the Shore Line express to New London.
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Chestnut Hill
Italy
Roosevelt
Boston
Harvard Carries Clarkson as Captain for Next Year
New Haven June 23 Before leaving the city Harvard players re elected Walter Clarkson captain of the team Clarkson graduates this year but plans to return next fall for post graduate work
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Walter Clarkson
Clarkson
Tragic mob execution follows Bishop case in Delaware
Wilmington reports describe a mob burning George F. White after the 17 year old Helen S. Bishop assault and murder. Public sentiment condemns mob violence while noting swift punishment might have averted the tragedy and judges defend delaying action to ensure a fair trial amid prejudice.
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Wilmington
Del
George F. White
Helen S. Bishop
Bishop
Hurley Wins Prize Debate At Boston College Preparatory
Edward J. Hurley, youngest in the class, captured the Boost Society prize with a sharp negative argument on territorial expansion. The contest drew over 600 spectators as Dooley and Sullivan argued for the affirmative while Hurley and Mahoney defended the negative, aided by a Boston College Orchestra interlude and a $40 gold medal prize.
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Edward J. Hurley
Boost Society
John F. Dooley
F. Joseph Sullivan
Patrick J. Mahoney
Dooley
Sullivan
Rome
Italy
Hurley
Mahoney
Boston College Orchestra
Augustine L. Rafter
John T. Stinson
William D. Nugent
Aldermen clash over July Fourth appropriation in city meeting
Aldermen Coveney and Barrett spar over adding 1500 to a 1100 July Fourth allowance. Coveney mocks Democratic spending while Barrett counters with patriotism claims. Carstein exits in protest as the board proceeds after a 9 to 1 vote. An additional 1900 for vacation schools approved.
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James T. Barrett
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
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Bennett
Prince Henry
Germany
Democratic Party
Mr. Barrett
Mr. Carstein
Carstein
Good
Stabbed in shop row leads to arrest in South Boston
Joseph Deering, 20, was arrested by Officer Wilson Cordiner at 12:0 am as he tried to enter his home at 317 D street. He is charged with assault and battery with a knife on Robert McClay, 22, of 248 Ninth street, after a quarrel in a store at 42 Summer street yesterday afternoon. McClay received a three inch throat cut but was not seriously injured and left the Emergency Hospital to go home. Deering admitted the act, yielded the knife, and will be arraigned in Municipal Court this forenoon.
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Wilson Cordiner
Station 2
D Street
South
Boston
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Ninth Street
Summer Street
McClay
Deering
Cordiner
Election of Officers and Delegates in National Railway Postal Clerks
At the annual first division election in Room 142 post office building last evening officers chosen include President E S Upham Lynn and Vice President FE L Knowles New Haven. John E Corbin Everett named secretary treasurer with state vice presidents T W Bickford Bangor A H Paul Wakefield H F Tebbetts West Derry C KE Greene Essex Vt KE Crafts East Whateley F P Gilson New Haven C H Collins East Greenwich R I J H Pitney Eagle Bridge N Y. Delegates to the national convention in Washington D C in September include I Hyman Boston I C Streck Malden and W D Shaw Westboro. Alternates C B Hayes Portland Me C B Squires Hartford SB R Keith Norwalk Conn.
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Lynn
FE. L. Knowles
New Haven
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Everett
T. W. Bickford
Bangor
A. H. Paul
Wakefield
N. H
H. F. Tebbetts
West Derry
NB. C
KE. Greene
Essex, Vt
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East Whateley
F. P. Gilson
C. H. Collins
East Greenwich
R. I
J. H. Pitney
Eagle Bridge
N. Y
Washington, D. C
I. Hyman
Boston
I. C. Streck
Malden
W. D. Shaw
Westboro
C. B. Hayes
Portland
C. B. Squires
Hartford
R. Keith
Norwalk
Conon
Doctors Galvin Ledwell Tour from Boston to Prince Edward Island
Dr. Galvin and Dr. Ledwell of Emergency Hospital depart Boston for a two week tour of Prince Edward Island. They began in Charlottetown, arriving yesterday per a telegram to the hospital. The message was brief stating they are here and plan to fish on Dick's farm tomorrow.
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Fatal fall at Devonshire street construction site
Richard Haley, 40, was fatally injured when he fell from a staging at a new building on 154 Devonshire Street. He landed on lumber, suffering a broken spine, four fractured ribs, and a punctured lung, and died at Emergency Hospital after failed resuscitation. Haley, of 106 Avon Street Malden, worked for Hecla Iron Company Everett. left a wife and four young children.
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Weatherproof Outerwear Sale Announcement
The advertisement promotes top coats and raincoats priced from ten to twenty five dollars. It urges readers to prepare for unpredictable weather and mentions the store will close at noon tomorrow for the rest of the day.
Harvard Grads of Fame and Fortune Gala Honors 1853 Class
Last night at the Union Club Harvard's 1853 class members gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of graduation. Notable attendees included Arthur Lyman Robert Rantoul Samuel Shaw Marcus Russell and Oliver Wendell Holmes among many others. The event followed other class reunions as graduates recall college days and plan further commemoration before commencement.
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Robert S. Rantoul
Salem
Samuel S. Shaw
Boston
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James Mills Pierce
Henry Stedman Nourse
Sylvester Waterhouse
Washington University
Aaron Davis Weld
John Noble
Supreme Court
T. Jefferson Coolidge
France
Gustavus Hay
George Cabot Lee
Charles S. Lincoln
Augustus Lowell
George F. Richardson
Joseph FI. Thayer
Divinity School
Samuel A. Green
William Watson Goodwin
Professor Langdell
Law School
Henry W. Haynes
Alexander Agassiz
Calumet
William G. Goldsmith
Andover
Francis Bartlett
Samuel Wells
William Everett
Congress
James Schoyler
Henry M. Field
John C. Gray
Alexander McKenzie
D. A. W. Smith
Newton Theological School
Robert Gould Shaw
Thomas Sherwin
Francis M. Weld
Oliver Wendell Holmes
I. S. Dabney
Alpheus H. Hardy
Richard Stone
James Kent Stone
Hobart College
N. P. Hallowell
Medford
S. F. Emmons
Henry P. Bowditch
Treasury
Charles Fairchild
Francis Lee Higginson
John C. Warren
Frank Goodwin
Boston University
Robert T. Lincoln
Great Britain
R. H. Derby
Peter B. Olney
New York
Frank W. Wildes
RE. P. Seaver
R. H. Fitz
J. Q. A. Brackett
Lewis Adams Dodge
George H. Mifflin
Henry A. Poor
Moorfield Storey
McBurney
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Frank A. Harris
Allan Danforth
E. B. Callendar
William C. Loring
August Belmont
Paul Dana
New York Sun
Arthur L. Devens
Nathaniel Haskell Dole
R. H. Dana
U. S. Grant
Ernest
Fenollosa
Frederick Lawton
Superior Court
Edward Warren Cate
William T. Perrin
Dean Briggs
Radcliffe
Paul Butler
Lowell
Augustus Hemenway
John D. Long
Morton Prince
Abbot Lawrence
Moody
Navy
Hi. C. Ernst
Abercrombie
Worcester Academy
John K. Berry
Harcourt Amory
J. C. Lowell
Percival Lowell
John T. Wheelwright
Rockwood Hoar
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Barrett Wendell
Edward H. Strobel
Chili
Marcus Gray
Bull
Rhode Island
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
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David A. Taggard
New Hampshire
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George von L. Meyer
Italy
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John E. Cowdin
Samuel C. Bennett
Boston University Law School
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Pennsylvania
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Brandagee
Connecticut
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Grafton D. Cushing
Boston School Board
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Royal Phelps Carroll
A. T. Gardner
Gordon Woodbury
Paul Revere Frothingham
Stephen Chase
Courtenay Guild
George Lee Peabody
Oliver Ames, Jr
Charles Francis Adams
Copley Amory
Larz Anderson
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
James A. Gallivan
Grover Flint
James M. Hallowell
J. P. Morgan, Jr
R. L. Saltonstall
Clifford H. Moore
Chicago University
Class of '78 to Give Clock to Harvard Union
The class of 78 donates 10000 for an old fashioned clock and a set for the John Harvard fireplace in the Harvard Union. Announcement came after the annual commencement week luncheon with Attorney General Parker of Massachusetts giving the presentation speech. Notable attendees include Brooks Adams Harvard 70 and Senator Samuel Pasco Harvard 58.
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Harvard Grads Celebrate Rowdy Clyde Park Outing
Harvard Class of 88 89 joined 93 at the Country Club in Clyde Park Brookline for a jovial daylong reunion. About 250 alumni arrived by 10:30 AM, marching to the clubhouse in bright class colors and singing college songs amid loud cheers.
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Funeral services for Paul Du Chaillu held in New York
In New York on June 23 the funeral services for explorer Paul Du Chaillu were conducted at Park Presbyterian Church by Rev Anson P Atterbury. Delegates from the American Geographical Society and Swedish benevolent societies attended. Interment is planned at Woodlawn Cemetery tomorrow.
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Park Presbyterian Church
Anson P. Atterbury
American Geographical Society
Swedish Benevolent Societies
Brooklyn
du Chailly
Woodlawn
Gaelic School Members Hold Annual Outing at Apollo Garden
Hundreds attend the Gaelic School event despite cool weather. A bonfire fueled by peat and bog from Ireland marked St. John's Eve with a blessing from Rev. Father Mahan and an oration by P. J. O Daly. Gaelic games and dances followed with winners named in multiple events.
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George H. Sheehan
The
Hibernian
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Lowell
P. J. Daly
T. G. Collins
Daniel Sullivan
John P. Lane
Philo-Celtic League
Jeremiah Shaw
Gaelic School
John J. Teevans
John Ryan
Olga Wiren
Christopher McCarthy
J. Ryan
J. G. Collins
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C. F. Hilly
James Lynch
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Funeral for Charles D Brown Held in Lawrence
The funeral at Lawrence yesterday honored Charles D Brown who fled from 9 Allston street a few days earlier. Dean Wright led the service with bearers Charles H Merrill Lawrence Sugden Fred Sugden and C M Batchelder. Tributes included a mound inscribed Husband from the widow and tokens from Boston friends.
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Allston Street
Lawrence
Dean Wright
Charles H. Merrill
Lawrence Sugden
Fred Sugden
C. M. Batchelder
Boston
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