Boston grammar schools grant 1655 diplomas
Four dozen Boston grammar schools held graduation exercises yesterday and awarded diplomas to 1655 pupils who completed grammar school. Schools listed with diploma totals include Agassiz 49, Bigelow 96, Brimmer 38, Bunker Hill 66, Charles Sumner 91, Christopher Gibson 107, Dearborn 64, Edward Everett 90, Elliot 50, Emerson 71, Everett 76, Hancock 47, Henry L. Pierce 78, Hyde 44, Lawrence 45, Lincoln 72, Longfellow 58, Lowell 11, Minot 68, Phillips 102, Phillips Brooks 118, Rice Training 38, William E. Russell 63.
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Agassiz
Bigelow
Brimmer
Bunker Hill
Charles Sumner
Christopher Gibson
Dearborn
Edward Everett
Ellotool
Emerson
Everett Chool
Hancock
Henry L. Pilérce
Hyde
Lawrence
Lincoln
Longaie
Lowell
Minot
Phillips
Philps Brooks
Rice Training School
William E. Russell
Extra Big Kissing Bug Spreads Through Boston Yet Again
The kissing bug, larger than in past years, is reported in multiple Boston areas. Two hospital treatments and several Navy Yard cases are noted, with sightings in Franklin Park, Fenway, Scollay Square, and aboard a harbor excursion steamer. Actors claim to have been assaulted by the bug on the boat.
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Fenway
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Salvation Army
Boston
Confessed murderer not to be punished in Montana case
Governor Toole will not seek extradition from Missouri for William Miles a 60 year old man who confessed to killing a brakeman on the Montana Union railroad north of Der Lodge in 1885. Waltham is currently serving a life term for the same crime. The case stands as unusual as both men admit to the slaying.
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Mont
Toole
Missouri
William Miles
Montana Union Railroad
der Lodge
Waltham
Fifteen NYSE Members Cut From Telephone Lines
New York June 23 Fifteen members of the New York Stock Exchange found their telephone connections with the exchange cut out and could only receive orders from their offices by messengers.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Republican ticket: Roosevelt and Fairbanks for national offices
Biographical sketch of Theodore Roosevelt tracing birth in New York on October 27 1887 and career from Harvard and Columbia degrees to New York politics national service and presidency. Also profiles Charles Warren Fairbanks born May 11 1852 in Ohio, law career in Indianapolis, Indiana politics, U.S. Senate tenure, and role at the 1900 Republican platform and Quebec commission.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New York
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Columbia
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Yale
Northwestern University
Alice Lee
Edith Kermit Carow
North Dakota
National Civil Service
New York Police Board
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Leonard Wood
United States Cavalry Volunteers
Les Lof
William McKinley
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Supreme Court of Ohio
Indianapolis
Indiana
David Turpie
St. Louis
McKinley
Quebec
United States Senate
Indiana Rejoices Over Fairbanks Nomination
Indiana delegates greeted Senator Fairbanks at his hotel after his nomination and planned a reception in Indianapolis. They sent a telegram to President Roosevelt praising the unanimity of the nomination, and noted widespread support and badges. Roosevelt and Fairbanks were expected to win Indiana's electoral votes in November.
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Fairbanks
Chicago
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Coliseum
Indianapolis
Knight Recalls Lincoln at Roosevelt Nomination Rally
George A. Knight of California seconding Roosevelts nomination praises the Republican cause and the younger Lincoln as the nations defender of constitutional law and steady progress. He argues geography should not dampen enthusiasm and urges telegraphic outreach to the world affirming GOP progress and worker equality.
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George A. Knight
California
Rooosevelt
United States of America
Pacific
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Meeting of Clan-Na-Gael Clubs To Be Held Sunday
In view of the large entry list for football hurling and baseball events on July 4 at Oak Island Grove a meeting will be held at Clan-Na-Gael Hall Dorner of Silver Street South Boston Sunday at 1 o clock. One representative from each club will select the teams to compete.
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Clan-Na-Gael
Oak Island Grove
Érner
Silver Street
South Boston
Celery Compound praised in Grand Rapids testimonial
Grand Rapids reader F. M ckard recounts ten years of weakness and prostration after failing with multiple doctors. He reports rapid improvement after using Paine's Celery Compound, claiming five bottles cured him and benefiting his wife, urging others to try the remedy.
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Paine
F. M,ckard
Gold St
Grand. Rapids
Roosevelt Tells Fairbanks He Is Personally Pleased
Washington June 23. Francis B Loomis first to congratulate the President on Senator Fairbanks nomination for Vice President. The President telegrammed Fairbanks expressing personal pleasure while Fairbanks replied that he greatly appreciated the distinction and looked forward to the campaign. Messages from Long Island neighbors and Rough Riders also arrived.
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Fairbanks
Washington
Loeb
Francis B. Loomis
White House
Senator Fairbanks
Long Island
Opinions Vary On Tariff Plank Interpretation In Chicago
Chicago papers clash over the tariff plank of the Republican platform showing divergent views on local option for tariff policy. The Record-Herald and Walter Wellman urge progress and revision, while the Inter-Ocean and Chronicle note a strong stand but allow doorways for liberal elements. The piece highlights a balance between standpat and reform within the party under presidential guidance.
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Ill
The
Record-Herald
Walter Wellman
Fife
McKinley
Inter-Ocean
Chronicle
Dem
Congress
Koch Tuberculine Inhalation Cure Promises Lung Healings
Doctors promote Dr Edward Kochs inhalation therapy at 361 Boylston Street Boston claiming Tuberculine vapors directly reach lungs kill germs and eradicate consumption. They warn stomach medicines fail and offer free consultation and one treatment.
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Edward Koch
Boston
Boylston Street
Koch Lung Cure
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