Harvard Annex graduates meet at the Thorndike
The page 4 note reports a meeting of the graduates of the Harvard Annex held at the Thorndike while other pages mention the Fruit and Produce Exchange protest, final school year meetings, and various campus events. A Navy dispatch from Washington dated June 24 notes Lieutenant S. C. Lemly assigned to special duty and three officers commissioned as assistant surgeons.
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Harvard
Thorndike
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Dorchester
Latchmoor
Washington
8. C. Lemly
Judge Advocate General
John E. P. Iseately
Lewis M. Stone
J Mel Miofield
Navy
Gas trustees sign order to pay receiver in Chicago and Philadelphia
In New York on June 24 trustees of Chicago Gas and Philadelphia today directed Philadelphia Trust Company to pay all funds to the receiver who will distribute to stockholders as soon as checks are prepared.
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New York
Chicago Gas
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Trust Company
Daily Weather Summary From An Unnamed Station
A daily weather summary reports a mean temperature of 20.96 degrees with a high of 81.7 and a low of 5 degrees. The mean daily relative humidity is 85.5 percent, dew point 63.56, total precipitation 0.00, and maximum wind 16.0.
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Boston
Sa.m. Sr
Licensing Clauses Stir Commons Over Ear-marked Fund
In London the House debated ear-marking the fund for extinguishing licenses with Mr Healy pressing for the Speaker's ruling. The Speaker called it a grave innovation, prompting opposition. Ministers discussed dropping the licensing clauses. Mr Smith urged postponement of further consideration and pledged a government decision on Thursday.
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Mr. Smith
London
T. M. Healy
House of Commons
Gladstone
William Harcourt
Healy
Balfour
Goschen
Labouchere
Nottingham
Smith
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Hartington
Messrs. Ritchie
Matthews
Webster
Ships Report Delayed Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
Shipping notices list vessels arriving and departing from Boston New York Philadelphia Liverpool Antwerp London Montreal and other ports. Ships named include Marmion Unita Elbe Adirondack Karlsruhe Vorwarta Friesland America Bona Brab… (truncated in OCR). Movements dated June 21 to 24 with origins London Jamaica Baracoa Bremen Antwerp Liverpool Baltimore Montreal Port Maria and more.
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Boston
Oranmere
London
Marmion
Jamaica
Unita
Baracoa
New York
Elbe
Bremen
Adirondack
Aux Cayer
Karlsruhe
Vorwarta
Friesland
Antwerp
America
Port Maria
Qniataiyare
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Bona
Hamburg
Brow Head
City of New York
Moville
Anchoria
Barrowmore
Baltimore
Queenamere
Rhymond
Hong Kong
Abysinia
Vancouver
West Hartlepool
Scots Grey
Montreal
Prawle Point
Calabria
Maritana
San Salvador Crisis Shifts to Provisional Government
June 24 San Salvador reports a new provisional government after the deposition and death of President Menendez. General Cartos Ezeta is named Provisional President, with Dr Manuel Delgado as Foreign Affairs minister and General Fernando Figueroa as Interior minister. General Benjamin Molina Guirola holds Public Credit War and Marine, and Dr J Francisco Arriola heads Public Instruction.
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San Salvador
Menendez
Cartos Ezeta
Manuel Delgado
Fernando Figueroa
Brenjamin Molina Guirola
J. Francisco Arriola
Verdict in the City of Paris accident inquiry
The Board of Trade concludes the City of Paris wreck was caused by a worn propeller bearing. Passengers were not compromised for speed and the ship is praised as one of the finest in mercantile service. A separate inquiry into the City of Rome striking Fastnet rock began, Captain Young denying a race with the Aurania amid fog. Hearing adjourned.
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Board of
British Board of Trade
Paris
House of Commons
Rome
San Salvador
Fastnet Rock
Young
Aurania
American applications to buy bait trip up Dominion licenses
Ottawa reports over fifty American schooners sought licenses to buy bait in Canadian ports, far above last year. Newfoundlanders refuse to renew the modus vivendi with U S fishermen. Gulf of St Lawrence salmon catch is poor while mackerel run along Nova Scotia. Marine officials issue same cruiser instructions as last year. Armed guards carry revolvers and batons. cutlasses are abandoned for speed.
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Ottawa
Sproran
Major Tilton
Dominion
Canadian
Newfoundland
Fundy
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Minister of Marine and Fisheries
German Colonies Split Over Anglo German Pact
Major Wissmann declines to comment on the Anglo German agreement citing his state office. Colonial circles express growing indignation and a view that no more funds should go to East Africa, with suggestions to sell the company’s property to England. Yet the company issues a prospectus inviting 3,000,000 marks in shares at 1000 marks each.
Cigar Makers Strike in New York for Higher Wages
Four thousand men and women in New York cigar factories strike for higher pay. German workers allege Cuban counterparts receive more, a claim manufacturers deny. Conferences are under way and a speedy settlement seems likely.
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New York
Favorable to Quay's Man Delamater Nominated
In Harrisburg on June 24 the Republican convention appears set to nominate George W. Delamater of Crawford County for governor. Hastings remains hopeful, Montooth and Stone press their bids, and Quay backs Montooth as Delamater's running mate though Montooth claims only the top spot. The platform will reportedly endorse Senator Quay.
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Harrisburg
Penn
George W. Delamater
Crawford County
Hastings
Montooth
Stone
Quay
Delamater
Senator Quay
Marriages Illuminate Dorchester Home and More
Several high profile weddings light up New England towns. Charles V Whitten’s daughter Caroline Newhall wed Wallace D Lovell of Potter Lovell Co bankers in a Dorchester ceremony. Alfred Laing and Jeanne Butterfield tied the knot in Cambridge with family reception then New York honeymoon. Belle Furber and William Joint Jr wed in Lynn with a large gathering and gifts. Professor Carleton’s daughter wed Forrest Dryden in Bradford with a simple service and Newark based plans. Eda Vinton wed Philadelphia lawyer A T Freedly in Worcester with a first time choral service.
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Charles V. Whitten
Centre Street
Dorchester
Caroline Newhall
Wallace D. Lovell
Potter, Lovell & Co
Eliot
Unitarian Church
Meeting House Hill
Stoughton Rubber Company
Lovell
Hull
West Newton
E. T. Ryder
Arthur Laing
A. A. Butterfield
New York
Joint—Furber
Lynn
Sprcray
William Furber
Goodwin
William Joint, Jr
Essex Street
Belle Furber
Staples
St. Paul’s M. E
Sugar Trust Case Upheld by New York Court of Appeals
Saratoga June 24 The New York Court of Appeals affirms the judgment in the Sugar Trust case against the North River Sugar Refining Company. The opinion declares the trust a public injury and dissolution warranted, ruling that partnerships of separate corporations through a trust are not permitted and that manufacturing corporations must remain independent. All court concurs. costs awarded.
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Saratoga
Court of Appeals
Sugar Trust
State of New York
North River Sugar Refining Company
Antpany
N. Y
Finch
Central Association
North River Refinery Company
Whittenton
Apton
Fashionable wedding unites Spalding Brisbine in Nasuva
Hellen C. Spalding of Boston and Lucille Brisbine of Nasuva were joined at the Church of the Good Shepherd on June 24. The Rev. W. H. Moreland presided and the couple departed on a special train to Boston after the ceremony.
Despatches From Various Local Items Across States
Israel Gregory of Rockland Maine dies at Spruce Head aged 107. Van B Sleeper Lowell treasurer resigns due to ill health. Davos Mill Fall River stockholders approve raising capital to 400000 for new machinery. St John Day observed by French Canadians in New England with parades in Woonsocket Portland Biddeford Newburyport New Bedford Salem and other MA locations. Albert Marino and W Kershaw collide in Fall River bicycle race leaving Kershaw badly cut and Marino insensible. W Harris loses consciousness. about 2000 spectators cause the crash. Alderman L L Hanson Malden thrown from carriage, shoulder broken. Hill Farm mine search abandoned. no survivors. American Life Insurance Co Philadelphia assets total 61255663 with president McFarlane borrowing 47811479 on uncertain collateral. Turners Bond convention opposes immigration law changes and pledges not to back any candidate for Congress with opposing views.
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Israel Gregory
Rockland
Spruce Head
Camden
van B. Sleeper
City
Lowell
Davos
Fall River
St. John’s
New England
Woonsocket
R. I
Portland
Biddeford
Newburyport
New Bedford
Salem
Massachusetts
Albert Marino
W. Kershaw
Kershaw
Marino
W. Harris
L. L. Hanson
Malden
Hill Farm
American Life Insurance Company
Ofhiladelphia
McFarlane
Turners’ Bond Convention
Congress
Beverly Building Association Officers Elected
BevERzy June 24 The annual meeting of the Beverly Building Association stockholders was held at the Board of Trade rooms. Elected for the ensuing year were Clerk Samuel H Stone Treasurer Robert G Bennett Directors Austin Whitcomb George P Brown Andrew K Rogers Robert R Endicott C H Kilham George C Stickney Jeremiah Murphy Auditors Jasper F Jone Francis J Crowell Benjamin Debber The auditor reports assets of 48000 with 6 percent dividends expected and 3 percent set as surplus for contingencies.
Charter Oak Park Races Open Spring Meeting
Opening day at Charter Oak Park marked by a large crowd and fast times. Rex led the 2:40 trotting, Allen Maid failed to win the 2:16 pacing as Alexander Boy claimed victory. Mollie J. won the 2:22 trotting amid Edith R. heats. Lawrence and New York race notes follow with several race results and times.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
New England
Cornell
Yale
Columbia
Charter Oak Park
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Quay
Hartworp
Conn
Robert Bonner
Hamilton Busby
Turf, Field and Farm
Rex
Allen Maid
Alexander Boy
Mollie J
Edith R
H. Lewis
Eastern Boy
Richard Wilson
H. W. Brown
Albion
J. H. Pawling
Marendes
H. Pope
J. F. Bass
G. Stanley
Sadr
P. Mance
J. Trout
M. Allen Maid
James Golden
B. m. Mollie J
H. Goldsmith
B. G
Edith Ri
Seeese
Yime
Lawrence Riding Park
Dr. Smith
Woodburn Boy
Lady Sheridan
Fair View
Lora Harry
Priscilla
Ier Highness
Gleaming
Fiora Ban
Folsom
Padisnab
Bon
Prince Royal
Senorita
Poe
Vagabond
Russell
Brian Boru
Rancocas
Vengeur
Time
The Silver Lining in Invalid Furniture
The article extols the invention of specialized furniture to ease illness and infirmity. It highlights the craft of the Invalid Department and its arrays of contrivances to relieve misery beyond the relief of acute pain. An illustrated catalogue is mailed on request.
Exciting Freshman Race on the Thames Near New London
The Cornell Yale and Columbia freshmen raced two miles from the navy yard to Winthrop Point on the Thames. Cornell won in 11:16 4, Yale second in 11:25, Columbia close at 11:29, with a dramatic finish and winded crews. Yale and Columbia challenged late as Cornell led from the start.
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Thames
Yale
Columbia
New London
New Waven
Corneil
Cornell
Columbias
Cornells
Trimble
No. 2
No. 3
Yale Phale
Pennsylvania University
Harvard
Fires Ravage Cerrillos and Nearby Areas in New Mexico
The Cerrillos business district north of Albuquerque was wiped out by a fire last night causing about 160000 dollars in damage. In Bristol New Hampshire lightning struck farm buildings owned by Seth Austin, destroying them with unknown insurance. In Newbury Vermont three hundred acres of timber and about five hundred cords of wood burned, totaling a heavy loss.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cerrillos
Albuqueranne
Bristol
N. H
Alexandria
Seth Austin
Haverbill
N.H
Newbury
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State ST
Frederick L. Ames, T
George F. Fabyan
George P. Gardner
Francis Oatare
Henry S. Howe
Walter Hunk Ewenlt
William P. Mason
George von L. Meyer
Laurence Minot
Richard Olney
T. Jefferson Coolidge, JR
Henry R. Reed
T. Jerrerson Coolidge, JR
Henry CG. Weston
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State Street
Frederick C. Cranes
Rac Jaurs R
Carre Grenville H. N Fx
Roszrt Coomman
Moses Williams
Henry W. Braue
Heman W. Cuaplin
Josefn S. Far, JR
Alex. F. Wapswor' Hen
Piren
Wann
Cross
VY. Baten
Asret H. Crocksr
Grantee A. Fisner
Willliam C. Williamson
Poingcas
B. Suita
J. Morris Mereoita
Rosent 8
Minot
Hi. Edes
John H. Pray
Leonard & CO
Meal Estate
Bromfield Street
Boylston St
Akon 2 Gay & CO
Blate Street
Tucker
International Bank
Wyoming
Kemmler
Senate
House
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Sullivan
Tre City
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
International Cigar Makers’ Union
Harvard Divinity School
Dei
J. M. Marshall
Winchester
United States
Allen
Harvard Law School Association
National Editorial Association
Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Horticultural Hall
Heber Newton
Father Ducey
Jesse Seligman
Windsor Hotel
Produce Exchange
Reform Club
Lawyers’ Municipal Reform Club
Army and Navy Gazette
Woman's Charity Club
Woman’s Charity Club
Ladies’ Aid Association
Helping Hand Society
North Scituate
John A. Fowle
Old Colony
Tie
Nat
J. T. Phelps
Dev
G. W. Simmons & Co0
Oak Hall
North St
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mometer
Wweather
Eareene
Albany
Buffalo
Bismarck, Dak
Cheyenne
Fair Washington
Wilmington
Doliber-Goodale CO
Mass
C. E. Hires
Wissmann
Colonial Company
Sunshine
Bradford
J. D. Kingsbury
D.D
Newark
N. J
North River Refining Company
New York Court of Appeals
Beverly Building Association
Rex, Alexander Boy
Pavia’s Furniture
Canal ST
South Side
Boston & Maine Depot
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