Wellesley Commencement Confers Arts Degrees
At Houghton Memorial Chapel President Hazard awarded master of arts to seven graduates and bachelor of arts to 113 women in caps and gowns. The day featured a processional, organ music, and a college address highlighting the year’s work and gifts to the college.
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Fresco Weley
Houghton
Memorial Chapel
Hazard
Wellesley
College Hall
F Weillebley
Gulilmant
Eytet
Macdougal
Board of Trustees
Alexander McKenzie
Elesoes
College Beautiful
Elisabeth Brig
Franceas Dadmnon
Ce ‘Gertrate Gias So
Catherine Hy
Andrews
Lacy Widridme Arnold
Marion Lice
Grace
Ermeise Batchelder
Tie Evelyn Lates
Bertha Batting
Madeleine Cummings Baxter
Florence Ellen’ Bell
Agnes Hannah Beasley
Julia Berryman
Grace Louise Bissell
Anna Wood Blackmer
Elizabeth’ Louise Blakeslee
Clara Bilattner
Babate Belle
Haddeasah Burnett
Frances Sre Cone
Wenona Boor
Fannie Ee
Naodes
Ward Galati Maria
Bly Welerwood
An Morris
Anna
Silvers
Hattie M Smith
Ae Caroline Smith
Mary Pen Be Spencer
Louise Greenwood
Louise Swisey
Belle Att Aire
Me ‘Mead
Rowena. White
Hirmina Minerva
Mates
Balena
Dartmouth class exercises feature in Hanover program
Fragmented text from a Dartmouth event in Hanover describes class exercises and reactions. It mentions cadets and a scene of claps, with unclear phrases and missing details. The readable parts indicate an afternoon program and student participants at the college.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Series of Global Flood Disasters and Death Toll Notes
The record lists major flood disasters across the world from 1840s to 1900s. Notable events include the Johnstown dam break in Pennsylvania causing about 3 000 deaths, the 1900 Galveston tidal wave with over 5 000 lives lost, and floods in China Mexico Spain and Henan Province with heavy fatalities and widespread destruction.
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Johnstown
Connemauth Valley
Penn
Galveston
Tex
Han
China
Canton
Ana
Leon
Mexico
Spain
Henan
Peabody challenges Christian Scientists in public forum
Frederick W. Peabody lawyer for Mrs. Woodbury in the Eddy case invites Judge Septimus Hanna and Mr. Farlow to a public discussion of Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science. He proposes Symphony Hall the week of July 1 with Mrs. Eddy’s representatives heard. Judge Hanna and Mr. Farlow dismiss the invitation.
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Frederick W. Peabody
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Prederick W. Peabody
Farlow
Post
Mr. Peabody
Peabody
Hanna
Jubilee Day in Newburyport Marks City’s Milestone
Newburyport celebrates its jubilee with sunrise gun salute and church bells. The day features a 10 30 am City Hall program headlined by Albert E Pillsbury on Newburyport progress and incorporation. Yacht races fade in light wind while an evening reception evolves into a dance with the Cadet Band and a Virginia reel.
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Newburyport
Massachusetts
Moses Brown
Albert E. Pillsbury
Newbury
Mr. Pillsbury
E. C. Dodge
Virginia
Flood Devastation Limits Rail Service and Raises Losses
Wires open to Ennis West Virginia as flood destroys depot and post office. Norfolk and Western crews repair tracks amid estimated rail damage of 1.9 million dollars and total property losses between 2 and 5 million. Officials warn up to seventy five lives lost with widespread coal field homelessness and pending rains.
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Bluefield
Ennis
W. Va
Yenire
the Telegraph
Keystone Not Wiped Out After Saturday Mine Blast
Roanoke Virginia June 4 reports say Keystone wreckage damaged but not wiped out. Wires down hinder casualty and property estimates, with uncertainties over two hundred lives and railroad losses. No definitive figures from operators or officials due to communication breakdown.
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Roanoke
Keystone
English Noble Visit To Concord For Mary Baker Eddy Service
The Earl of Dunmore and English nobility will travel from Boston to Concord New Hampshire to honor Mrs Mary Baker Eddy at the annual Christian Science communion service. Visitors from around the world join the party in Concord for the mother church service readings.
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Earl of Dunmore
Concord
N. H
Boston
Mary Bakerly
Susan B. Anthony on her first horse race in Chicago
In Chicago after the American Derby, Susan B. Anthony comments on jockey posture and safety, contrasts stylish outfits with comfort, and notes the striking sight of many women dressed in elaborate attire at the event. She questions rider danger and ponders the horses’ feelings amid the spectacle.
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Chicago
Susan B. Anthony
Stolen Whiskey Prompted Guam Proclamation and Draft
The Esmeralda reports Guam authorities lament hoodlumism after a hospital whiskey theft. Commander Schroeder, Guam governor, imposed measures amid trade disruption and famine fears. Seventy two marines fled, later recaptured and awaiting court martial as the ship departed.
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Schroeder
Guam Barracks
Manila
Guam
Plague Ship Quarantined In San Diego Harbor
Surgeon General Wyman reports the British steamer Carlisle City from Hong Kong via Yokohama and Honolulu reached San Diego with six deaths from plague on board. All crew and passengers are in a healthful state but the ship is disinfected and kept off the wharf to prevent rats and infections.
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Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
McKay
San Diego
Cal
Carlisle City
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Rsap
Telegraph lines cut as three building gangs advance toward Vivian yards
Reports say three building gangs are on the scene with three more en route and could reach Keystoke and Vivian yards by tomorrow. West of Vivian yard at least eight miles of telegraph poles are destroyed, likely severing contact with Tug River and harming lumber interests near Welch. Damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Keystoke
Vivian Yards
Eports
Vivian Yard
Tug River
Vivian
Welch
Norfolk & Western Rushes Funds and Materials to Fields
Large sums and supplies are being moved toward the fields from multiple sources in support of field operations. The emphasis is on rapid deployment of men and equipment to expedite work on site.
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Norfolk & Western
Long approves West Indian Naval Medal design
Secretary Long approved the 1 design of the West Indian naval medal. It bears Rear Admiral Sampson’s portrait on the obverse and lists the initial battle in which the recipient fought on the reverse. Additional battles are shown by separate bars above the ribbon.
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Washington,d
Gattipson
Santiago
Wainwright
Sampson
United States
West: Indies
Walliam ‘Om Gamp‘son
Eest
Edo
Flood Losses Reported in West Virginia Mines and Towns
A June dispatch to Henry Fink, president of the Norfolk and Western railroad, cites an estimated sixty deaths from West Virginia floods. Mines sustained damage though several key ones may resume loading coal tomorrow. The flood surged rapidly, with Binnis town records showing a rise of feet in thirty minutes, causing numerous fatalities.
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New .York
Henry Fink
Norfolk & Western Railroad
West Virginia
Binnis
Johnson
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western
Keller's Church Acts in Newark Diocese Inquiry
R V Lindeburg representing Rev John Keller announced that the Episcopal Church of the Newark diocese will conduct an investigation into the matter under church law. The statement labels the action as an internal inquiry and names no further parties or dates.
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New York
R. V. Lindeburg
John Keller
Episcopal Church of the
Newark
Iron Workers Elect New Local Officers
The Bridge and Structural Iron Workers held last evening’s election selecting Frank C. Webb as president and business agent, Patrick Snow as vice-president, John Carr as treasurer, John T. Walters as financial secretary, Martin Connally as recording secretary, Nolan as sergeant at arms, and Dennis Carey as conductor.
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Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Frank C. Webb
Patrick Snow
John Carr
John T. Walters
Martin Connally
Nolan
Dennis Carey
Race accident at Madison Square Garden injures McFarland and Nelson
Floyd McFarland of San Jose and Johnny Nelson of Chicago wrestled with a stopped pace motor at Madison Square Garden when a motor machine slipped on the incline. McFarland was thrown and bruised and taken to a hospital in a semi conscious state. Nelson suffered a scalp cut and continued bleeding as he rode on.
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New York
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Johnny Nelson
Chicago
Madison Square
Garden
McFarland
Nelson
Cyclist Resumes Race After 14 Miles Ride Break
A cyclist rode 14 miles and one lap in 27 minutes 42 seconds before signaling to stop the race. The rider resumed briefly, then pressed on despite challenges, continuing the event.
Mrs McKinley Improves Strength Returns to Luncheon
Mrs McKinley in stronger condition after a period in California. For the first time since her return she joined President for luncheon and is reported to be getting much stronger.
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Washington
Jimne
California
Organizing Shoe Workers Meet In Chelsea Hall
About 150 people attended a mass meeting of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union held at the Broadway and Billingham avenue hall in Chelsea. Speakers included John F. Tobin union president Frank McCarty Massachusetts AF of L secretary Henry Abrahams and leaders from Garment Workers Cigarmakers and Boston Central Labor Union. Fifty members signed the charter roll.
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Shoe Workers of
Chelsea
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Broadway
Billingham Avenue
John F. Tobin
Frank McCarty
Massachusetts
A. F
I. C. Oy
Garment Workers
J. and
J. Lyth
Cigarmakers’ Union
Edward Keeler Injured in Street Collision
Edward Keeler of 21 Copeland Street Roxbury was injured after a contact with a third party. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment of a badly hurt right hand.
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Edward Keeler
Copeland “Street
Roxbury
L Road
Dorchester Rider Injured as Wheel Catches Leg
A Dorchester man named McLaughlin, riding an express team on Belden Street, Belden Street Dorchester, had his right leg caught in a wheel breaking the limb.
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Perettas
John “McLaughlin
Belden — Street
Dorchester
Captain J. M. Pettingill Dead After Surgery
Captain John M. Pettingill of the Eight Regiment died in Lynn Hospital from complications after an appendicitis operation. The veteran of the Spanish American War had been gravely ill since his return to the city and passed away Tuesday afternoon. His death removes a noted local veteran and military figure.
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Lynn
John M. Petting
seminoue _ Company
Spain
Lynn Hospital
Foresters Gift Event Honors Members and Leaders
The Foresters club hosted a formal evening with high officers and honored guests. Attendees included Chief Ranger Contin and past chiefs Fennessey and Doherill, who were recognized during the banquet for service.
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Contin
Hil Pee
Cathet Aeea
Oger
Unite Estee Et al
Rete
Colonel Shaw's Case Before Municipal Court
Legal note from Municipal Court proceedings involving Colonel John Bhat of a county facing charges. The fragment indicates appearance and arraignment steps in the case.
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Shaw'scase
Ney Gatas
John Bhat
Snir
Rail N Weay
Zor Bie
Vance
Eight-Hour Day Accord Backed by Brookline Carpenters
The Brookline carpenters held a large meeting to push the eight hour movement. The local union gained about thirty new members and many labor leaders attended. The resolution urged granting the eight hour day to all district carpenters starting July 1.
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Ca Cos
Brookline
Fire alarm reports loss at Benja Clapane property
An alarm from station Box 922 early this morning signaled a fire at the premises on Barcheste avenue numbers 1409 and 1451 owned by Benja Clapane and Seeubied. The blaze caused about $2000 in damage with details from Senselons fire department.
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Barcheste Avenue
Benja Clapane and Seeubied” Ghieve Store
Oe Bartolo Ene Eer Ae E. Senselons
Ted. Tenet
Gaadiona
Sealed verdict in Bishop case to be delivered today
In the Superior Criminal Court Jane B Bishop faces a sealed verdict as the jury prepares to render judgment this morning. Earlier, a not guilty verdict was entered against Dr Turfier on one count due to a statutory defect. Judge Bishop charged the jury on counts and noted moral responsibility for those undergoing procedures.
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Jane B. Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
Turfier
Swasey
Shop
Sughrue
MY ‘Sughrue
Martine
Deet House
General Wood News From Havana Deteriorates Amid Illness
General Wood, noted for his grip and malarial fever, remains ill in Havana where Surgeon Major Havard orders absolute rest until the fever subsides. He has continued to perform official duties despite days of illness.
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Havana
Wood
Havard
Manslaughter charge in Walker stabbing case
George Washington faces a manslaughter count over the stabbing death of Alexander Walker in a Saturday incident at 28 Ivanhoe Street. Washington, a 60 year old native of North Carolina and former enslaved person, turned himself in to police after the fatal altercation near Washington Street.
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George . Washington
Alexander Walker
Geo Washington
On Walker
Walker
Ivanhoe Street
George Washington
Alexander, Walkers
King
Washington
Ashington
Carolina
North Carona
Lee
Néral
Lincoln
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Jane
Washington and Grattie Streets
Wattean
President Hazard
Dartmouth College
Blake
America
Adams, Taylor & Co
Peabody Challenges
Christian Scientists
Hanna and
City Hall
Beliroad Company
Kisystond
Mrs, Eddy
Aereal
Shea
Long
Keller’s
Thomas G. Barker
Keller
Barker
Jersey City
Iron Workers Elect
Marland
Mrs. Mkinley
Stronger
Mattic Russell Pell
Hottie Rt J
Ees
J. M. Pettingill
Washington Street
Foresters’ Gift
Gromin
Pire- Gaused
Athe Caambrina Sanicar Sports
Subway
Serge
Washburn
Washington St
Jordan’s
Turner
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