Wellesley College Holds Impressive Commencement Exercises
A Wellesley College commencement in the campus chapel featured Woodrow Wilson as speaker and Mrs. Julia J. Irvine rising from acting president to president. Degrees were conferred to numerous graduates, with long lists of names and hometowns, followed by a formal dinner chaired by Mrs. Irvine and brief remarks by Wilson, Dr. McKenzie, and trustees.
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Wellesley College
College Chapel
Wellesley
College
College Hall
Julia J. Irvine
Woodrow Wilson
Ph. D
Princeton
McKenzie
Martha P. Conant
Greenfield
Mass
Chapman
Mary G. Cushing
Chicago
Shakspere
Minnie A. Morss
Roxbury
Sarah E. Penniman
Lawrence
Edith 8
Tufts
Mary C. Adams
Boston
Grace L. Adderman
Providence
R. I
Winifred Augsbury
Cedar Rapids
Fannie E. Austin
Cooperstown
N. Y
Lydia C. Auten
Princeville
Sarah G. Barker
Plattsburg
Florence M. Barnefield
Pawtucket
Clara M. Benson
East Carver
Helen M. Bisbee
Mabel E. Davison
Brooklyn
Eva M. Denison
Newton Highlands
Grace M. Denison
Newtonville
Helen Dennis
Newark
N. J
Edith D. Dexter
New Bedford
Cecilia Dickie
Truro
Nova Scotia
Katharine Fackenthal
Easton
Penn
Mary E. Field
Portland
Florence T. Forbes
West Chester
Helen M. Kelsey
Theresa
Ada M. Krecker
Lebanon
Flora Krum
St. Louis
Harriet R. Lance
Wilkesbarre
Marion E. Law
Florence K. Leatherbee
Althea Ledyard
Danville
Mabel W. Lees
Wellesley Hills
Annie M. Leonard
Taunton
Mary H. Lines
Peoria
Ill
Katherine F. Lord
Burlington
Bertha March
Cambridge
Nina L. Marshall
Metuchen
May Merrill
Woodstock
Grace Miller
Akron
Bessie C. Mitchell
Manchester
N. H
Bertha L. Merrill
Chelsea
Maud A. Munson
Camden
Kate W. Nelson
Alice W. Norcross
Worcester
Harriet A. Nourse
Marlboro
Elizabeth H. Peale
Lock Haven
Sarah B. Peckham
Kingston
Julia E. Phelps
Whiting
H. Phinney
Lil'ie M. Pitkin
Oak Park
Mary D. Prior
Woburn
Adelia M. Randall
Alton
Til
Mary L. Roberts
Titusville
Ethel W. Rogers
Allston
Florence S. Shirley
Goffstown
Margaret B. Simmons
Newport
Ira B. Skelton
Arline H. Smith
Athol Highlands
Kane Stover
Bucksport
Marion Bykes
Marion L. Taylor
Albany
Josephine E. Thorpe
Fort Miller
Alice L. Todd
Calais
Sophia Voorhees
Baldwinsville
Elizabeth R. Waite
Dorchester
Claire L. Warren
Rockford
Martha T. Waterman
New Britain
Conn
Florence O. Watson
Lawton
Mich
Grace C. Waymouth
Ethel
Washington
D. C
Sarah Co ‘Weed
Brattleboro
Alberta M. Welch
New York
Mabel T. Wellman
Emma L. Wells
Montpelier
Mary L. Wetherbee
Hartford
Parmody
Tallian E. Brandt
Uis
Sarah E. Penn
Ai Sekoe
Eiman
Law
Collge
Wood- Tow Wilson
Board of
Jury hears Draper relate hair and axe evidence in murder trial
Dr. Draper identifies hair envelope and an axe linked to the Emmons barn as key items in the case against Gilbert. Alice Sterling's father testifies about Gilbert's behavior with Alice in Sterling's barber shop and near the barn, detailing the disappearance timeline and Gilbert's familiarity with the property.
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Dr. Draper
Alice Sterling
Wood
Harvard College
Doherty
Hat and coat linked to missing Alice Sterling case
Court testimony places Alice Sterling and Gilbert near Leeds and Savin Hill avenues around 3 to 4 PM. Mrs Harding and Miss Reid corroborate sighting the pair, who were seen heading toward Harrison Square and onto a sewer path after the 8 24 train. Station Agent Jewett fixed the time.
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Spring Street
Harrison Square
Gilbert
Alice
Jewett
Miks Reid
Mary E. Sullivan
Kentucky Democrats Open State Convention at Music Hall
The Democratic State convention met in Louisville at Music Hall with broad district turnout. Judge William Beckner won temporary chair, beating W. J. Stone, as gold advocates pushed for procurrency. Evening session elected J. S. Berry as permanent chair amid disorder.
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Louisville
Musiq Hall
Carroll
State Committee
William Beckner
W. J. Stone
Beckner
Hardin
Stone
Clay
Committee On Resolutions
Blackburn
Arthur Yeager
William Lindsay
K. D. Clardy
Lindsay
Clardy
Music Hall
Arthur Wallace
Committee On
Committee On Permanent Organization
J.S. Berry
Chicago
Carlisle
Cleveland
His Miscalculations In The New York Flat Tale
A garbled clip hints at a dispute over a New York flat, with unclear quotes about style and present tense. The fragment suggests miscalculations or misstatements surrounding an urban dwelling.
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New York
Sty
Sea Moss Farine Receipts for 16 Quart Dessert Mixes
A grocery note describes Sea Moss Farine as nutritious and economical with a tooth friendly texture. Each package yields 16 quarts for various dessert dishes and includes receipts for use.
Witnesses Sketch Suspect in Barn Case and Missing Child
The testimony describes Gilbert seen leaving a room in the Emmons barn at 3:30 and 3:50 as a missing girl, Alice, is linked to blood stains on his trousers. Mrs Emmons places him in her house and notes his inebriation while denying knowledge of the child’s body. Police recount bloodied items found and Gilbert’s alleged confessions about burying the body in the barn cellar. The case pauses at 5:10 and is set to resume at 9 a.m.
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Gilbert
Angus
Mr. Doherty
Dr. Draper
Alice
la Grippe
Alice Sterling
Dorchester Avenue
Savin Hill Avenue
Mr. Sterling
Tessier
Mr. Bryant
George
Doherty
Patrick A. Burns
Kneeland
Lincoln Streets
Sterling
Augustus F. Pye
Boston
Glover's Corner
Auckland Street
Margaret E. Tupper
Savin
Officer Smith
Crescent Hill
Dinsmore
Little Alice
Merrick
Dugan
Smith
Fowler
Gallivan
Mann
Yeas
Calderwood
Fifield
Strange
Winship
Pettigrew
Allen
Anderson
Blanchard
Kelivan
Hastings
Keller
McDonald
Pay Wetmore
Wise
The
Franklin Fund
Charles W. Duane
Edward W. Presho
Horace G. Allen
Evening High
Benjamin Tenney
Bigelow School
John D. Philbrick
Comins School
William H. Farber
Charles Sumner
Board of Street Commissioners
Hancock
Mechanics’ Association
Mather
Felt Austin Wedding at St Thomas Episcopal Somerville
Miss Georgie P. Austin wed Mr. Frederick E H Felt in a ceremony at St Thomas Episcopal Church Union Square Somerville. Rev George W Durell officiated the nuptials with bridesmaids in silk gowns and a china silk bridal party.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Union Square
Somerville
Georgie P. Austin
Frederick E. H. Felt
George W. Durell
Annie L. Austin
Tempest Hits Cape Cod as Harwich Barn Burns
Thunderstorm lashes Cape Cod with rain and lightning striking a Harwich barn causing a blaze. The schooner Everett Webster encountered rough seas yesterday, its deck gear lost yet the vessel kept its course.
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Chatham
Cape Cod
Harwich
Everett Webster
Col. Chonle
Good Templars Reception Opens in Boston
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars of Massachusetts hosted a formal reception in Association Hall Boston with delegates from across the world. Leaders spoke on temperance, city welcome, and the order’s global reach amid a lively program and later sessions of juvenile workers.
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Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Good Templars of
Massachusetts
Association Hall
James Yeames
G. Co. T. Willard O. Wylie
Order
Wylie
Boston
Grand Supreme Lodge
Horace G. Allen
The
Templars
D. H. Mann
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Tremont Lodge
Dr. Mann
P. R. W. G. T. Samuel D. Hastings
Madison
Wis
London
Canada
R. W
Joseph Malins
Birmingham
England
Good Templars
Robert Wilmer Pocock
South Africa
Halgren
Sweden
John MacKinnon
Dundee
Scot
Scotland
Nettie Damon
Malins
Nixon
Manitoba
Charlotte Gray
Templar
Europe
Ireland
W. G. Davis
United States
Prohibition
George Katzenstein
California
Jessie Forsyth
J. J. Stanforth
Wales
James Yeams
America
Louis Beauchamp
International Institute of Juvenile Workers
Independent Order of Good Templars
Miguel Sereque
Sarah A. Leonard
Emma Remington
Iowa
Martha B. O'Donnell
Lowville
N. Y
Charlotte A. Gray
Paris
Africa
T. Wilmer Pocock
P. S
Asia
Australia
Cora B. Taylor
Cleveland
W. Russell
Washington
D. C
E. M. Remington
Indignant Aldermen Face Prolonged City Deadlock
A prolonged city deadlock over the Sullivan election yields clashes between Republicans and Democrats. Court rulings on quo warranto and ouster create a tense political standoff as aldermen, council, and mayor maneuver amid redistricting, pay disputes, and school construction plans.
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Justice of the Peace
Sullivan
Lst
Courtney
Jerome F. Manning
Republican Party
Manning
Supreme Court
Board of Aldermen
Barry
Boston sailing regatta committee allocates funds
The Boston sailing regatta committee met at City Hall yesterday and voted to turn over to the congress of yacht clubs the sum of 800 dollars for the July 4 sailing event. Of this amount 600 dollars is to be spent on prizes. Chairman is A. T. Bliss of the Winthrop Yacht Club and secretary W. A. T. Chrimes.
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City of Boston
City Hall
Congress of Yacht Clubs
A. T. Bliss
Winthrop Yacht Club
W. A. T. Chrimes
Boston Missing Girl Minnie Farmer Seeks Return
Minnie Farmer, 15, last seen June 3 in Back Bay, left 23 Caledonia Street to play with her grandmother. Her grandmother and aunt, Mrs Richard Bannon, are notified as police and family search for her in Boston locations including Revere Street.
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Minnie Farmer
Caledonia Street
Back Bay
Old Country
Richard Bannon
Clash Over Truant Officer Westfall At School Board Meeting
The school committee heatedly debated adding Truant Officer John H Westfall to the permanent force amid accusations tied to A P A activity. Officials defended Westfall citing his navy service, civil service exam, and a Berkeley Hall lecture. A vote 11 to 6 tabled the measure as the board also considered Fowler s schoolhouse plans.
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William J. Gallivan
Fowler
Gallivan
Wise
Civil Service Commissioners
John H. Westfall
Dr. Gallivan
Westfall
Boston
Mr. Wise
United States
Berkeley Hall
Navy
Harris
Anderson
Mr. Fowler
Committee On Schoolhouses
George A. Avery
Swedes in Maine mark 25th anniversary of New Sweden colony
In Caribou Maine on June 25 residents gathered to honor the twenty fifth anniversary of the New Sweden settlement. Hon. W W Thomas Jr founder and Maine immigration commissioner delivered the oration. The gathering drew 2000 attendees including Congressman Bautelle and state officials with a Swedish band and Lutheran pastors offering prayers and remarks.
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Caribou
W. W. Thomas, Jr
Maine
Sweden
Gothenburg
New Sweden
Congressman Bautelle
H. L. Shepherd
Rockport
C. H. Daggett
Presque Isle
F. Oo. Landgren
C. S Jenks
M. N. Norberg
Lutheran Church
Thomas
Radical motion votes down Crispi government in Rome
In the Chamber of Deputies Radicals moved to censure the Crispi government but the motion lost 383 to 151. The vote sparked loud exchanges with Radicals shouting Vive Cavalotti and government backers crying Vive Crispi. A student demonstration for Signor Cavalotti was dispersed by police.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Crispi
Vive Cavalotti
Palatte
Chamber
Signor Cavaott
Gossip Note Reveals Society Reception Details
Mrs Van Sham laments sensational society papers and a Table Gossip report of her Friday reception. Mrs De Frank chides about handwriting, noting the feature is full of errors and mis-spellings.
Beecham's Pills For Constipation Ad Appears In Ad
An old advertisement promotes Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 10 cents and 25 percent. It encourages readers to obtain the book at their druggist and follow its guidance. The text notes a large number of bene fits.
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Beecham
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