Yale Crimson edge and city politics clash clarified
Thousands cheered the Crimson at the start as Yale led, keeping fans in suspense to the finish. Harry Nawn denied bad blood with Donovan at City Hall, claiming reconciliation and political cooperation. Nawn pledged support for Alderman James H. Doyle for street commissioner, despite past tensions.
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Nawn
Democratic ‘City Committee
Donovan
Post
Thomas
James F. Powers
Ward 18
Democratic Committee
James H. Doyle
Doyle
Metcalf and Morton Called to Washington
Chicago June 23 Paul Morton vice president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway summoned to Washington by President Roosevelt to discuss commerce and labor portfolio offer and succession of Cortelyou. Victor F Metcalf of California slated for secretary of the navy to succeed Moody.
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Morton
Washington
Chicago
Ill
Paul Morton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Roosevelt
Commerce
Labor
Cortelyou
Victor F. Metcalf
California
Navy
Moody
Backache Linked to Kidney Disease in New Orleans Woman
Miss Estelle Blanchard of New Orleans endured years of backache blamed on kidney trouble. She describes her agony and relief after diagnosis, detailing daily suffering and the impact on health.
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Estelle Blanchard
New Orleans
Warner's Safe Cure praised for kidney disease relief
A testimonial from Estelle Blanchard of New Orleans claims Warner's Safe Cure cured her Bright's disease and related kidney and liver problems after three bottles. The ad urges readers to test morning urine sediments for kidney trouble, touts safety and hospital use, and promotes Warner Safe Pills for gentle bowel movement.
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Warner
Estelle Blanchard
Columbus Ave
New Orleans
Rochester
N. Y
Warner Safe Cure Company
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale 6 to 3 In Classic Field Battle
Harvard defeated Yale 6 to 3 at Soldiers Field as Coburn pitched a steady game and Kernan redeemed two earlier misthrows. Captain Carr and Randall drove in runs while Yale struggled with rookie Jackson and fielding errors. Crowds cheered despite nerves and the usual Harvard Yale clash delivered a decisive crimson win.
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Donald McKay
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Fischer
McCarthy
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Bell
Greenough
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Kamip
Huis
Iller
Nan
Ker- Greenon Barnes
Road 10 Destruction Motivates Police Court Remark
Lowell June 23 Judge Hadley denounced growing numbers in the prisoners' dock remarking there are more men on the road to destruction since May. The police court session highlighted the rising issue as defendants awaited adjudication.
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Lowell
Hadley
Henson?s Gunnery Talk At Melrose High Graduation
The Rev P B Henson of Tremont Temple Boston gave the graduation address to Melrose High School 1904 class at City Hall. His topic was Gunnery. Mayor Sidney H Buttrick awarded the Franklin Fraternity prizes for English literature and mathematics to Ethel G Gould Amelia Edwards Mabel Farnham Alice Scribner Edith Simpson George L Lawrence Jr Dorothy Hodgkins. Diplomas were presented to 57 graduates by William D Stewart, chairman of the school committee.
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Ethel G. Gould
Edith Simpson
George L. Lawrence, Jr
Dorothy Hodgkins
William D. Stewart
Rumor of Jane Toppan’s death denied at asylum
Taunton June 23 Superintendent Brown said Jane Toppan, confined at the State Insane Asylum, is not dying. He affirmed there is no truth to reports she is a raving maniac or near death, and that she is in reasonably good condition.
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Jane Toppan
Taunton
State Insane Asylum
Brown
Municipal Band concert at Quincy Schoolhouse yard
The Municipal Band will give a concert tonight in the yard of the Quincy school house Ward 7 as part of a citywide series. Councilman Mc Dermott of Ward 7 helped arrange the event.
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Quincy Schoolhouse
Quincy
Ward 7
New House Physician Appointed at Malden Hospital
Malden, June 23. Dr Clark K. Peterson of East Boston has been named house physician at Malden Hospital to succeed Dr Weston who retires after a one year term. Peterson is 26 and unmarried. He spent a year at the University of Chicago.
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Clark K. Peterson
East
Boston
Malden Hospital
Weston
Peterson
University of Chicago
Harvard Class Day Draws Record Crowd If Weather Holds
Harvard class day draws an estimated 40 000 attendees as 35 000 tickets in the old elm shaded yard plus several thousand in Memorial Hall dance tickets. Officials warn rain would ruin outdoor exercises gowns and the day’s gaiety after years of dry weather.
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Louis Grill
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Boston
John Harvard
The
Charles
Soldiers Field
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