Class Day at New England Conservatory of Music Class of 1907
The New England Conservatory of Music held class day exercises at Jordan Hall. Miss Dorothy C. Lewis led the procession, with Ivy Day surprises and songs by Misses Jenkins Parmenter and Jones. A class banquet followed at Parker House and graduation will occur tomorrow at 2.30 with diplomas awarded by Dean Chadwick.
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New England ConserVatory of Music
Jordan Hall
Dorothy C. Lewis
Harold Arthur Cole
Eleanor Catherine Reder
Odessa D. Sterling
Mine Jenkins
Bessie Parmenter
Miss Par
George W. Chadwick
Conservatory
R. L. Flanders
Dean Chadwick
Heiress Tells Of Ice Cream In Divorce Case
Mrs Caroline B Hyde heiress to the Caroline Jackson estate seeks separation from George E Hyde Jr. in court. She testified of marriage in 1899 and his alleged infidelity amid bills for woodenware and ice cream. Judge Bishop took the matter under advisement.
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George E. Hyde, Jr
Caroline B. Hyde
Bishop
Caroline Jackson
Jewett
Boston Motor Co Losses Suit Over 1909 Election Day Car Dishonesty
The Boston Motor Co sued James Magaff after learning he used a car loaned by the company on municipal election day 1909 in Martin Lomasney's name. A court verdict favored the defendant, and a later suit against Magaff also ended with a verdict for the defendant.
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Martin Lomasney
Boston Motor Co
The
Motor Co
Lomasney
James Magaff
Magaff
Cater Sentenced for Stealing Gold Watch
Frank Cater of Cambridge received three months in the house of correction for stealing a gold watch from John Johnson. He testified he bought the watch from a U S sailor for eight dollars at a hotel on Court Street.
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Frank Cater
Cambridge
House of Correction
John Johnson
U. S
Court Street
Dwarf Gilmore Pleads for Leniency in Court
In municipal court Charles Gilmore a very small man famed from city shows faced a drunkenness charge. Officers provided a chair for him to stand. He asked to be allowed to go and promised to head to New York at once. Judge Parmeter told him he could go and advised a quick trip.
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Charles Gilmore
Gilmore
New York
Parmenter
Bees Roost Nine Year Old On Bench In Somerset
Swarming bees followed their queen from a hive and settled on a sleeping nine year old boy on a bench in Somerset. The boy was unharmed.
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Somerset
Penn
Morgan eyed for papal title if he joins Catholic Church
Report from Rome says J. P. Morgan may be offered the title Prince of the Holy Roman Empire by the Pope should he convert to Roman Catholicism, a move noted as possible by church observers.
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Rome
J. P. Morgan
Holy Roman Empire
Sensations In Gaffney Case At Superior Court
In a tense Superior Criminal Court session John J. Gaffney faces assault with intent to kill Spiros Prisinos outside Fort Bradley. Alexander Reis testified for the defense and identified scab allegations, prompting a confrontation with a special officer. Reis was later arrested for an assault in the courthouse corridor and fined. Gaffney's defense rested as Roger Clapp argued to the jury and the trial continued.
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Superior Criminal Court
John J. Gaffney
Spiros Prisinos
Fort Bradley
Alexander Reis
Doherty
McDonough
Reis
Court House
Roger Clapp
Gaffney
Dorchester Boy’s Playground Loan Defeated in Council
Dorchester boys led by Congressman O’Connell failed to win approval for a $5000 loan to improve Savin Hill playground. The Board of Aldermen rejected Alderman Bell’s motion to suspend rules in a 7 to 6 vote and sent the measure to the finance committee with other similar orders.
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Dorchester Boys
O'Connell
Savin Hill
Board of Aldermen
Bell
Dorchester
Finance Committee
Collector Lyman receives conscience money donation
An anonymous sender from Roxbury mailed Collector Lyman five dollars as conscience money for customs duties fraud related to a California woman’s $170 payment three weeks earlier. The letter appeared elderly handwriting, likely male, and referenced duties owed to the government.
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California
Lyman
Roxbury
Witnesses dispute location of shooter in window incident
Behalf yesterday claimed he played cards during the alleged shooting and that the shot came from his room where 159 people were present. William H. Keeler testified Foster O'Brien and Devoreau and others had said the face in the window was Gaffney's, but he said they were not near the building at the time and ran toward it after the shot.
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William H. Keeler
Foster
O’brien
Devoreau
Gaffney
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Biessie Abroenter
Eleanor C, Reiter Canty
Dorothy C,lie Wis
Cater
Dwarf
Steinway Pianos
Vose Pianos
J. & C. Fischer Poole
Kranich & Bach
Lohmer
Merrill
New England
Wood Piano CO
B. P
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
Tremont ST
Post
Roosevelt
Mary A. Chase
Haverhill
Alvah W. Sargent
Newton
N. H
John Hayford
Minnie Hayford
Chase
Aquilla Chase
England
Plaistow
William Graves Chase
Alvah Sargent
Contagious Hospital
Woods
Brighton
Summit Avenue
Cmpanys
Fremont Ft
Butlers
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