Harvard Freshmen Rowers Delayed by New Shell Rigging
Harvard crew remains at quarters in Conn awaiting completion of a new racing shell from Davis. The rigging proves longer than expected with several seats needing adjustment for taller rowers over six feet. The shell, lighter and still unfinished, may not be used in the upcoming race despite potential speed. Tilton at No. 4 was indisposed, limited visitors attended.
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Harvard
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
New London
Pequot
Davis
Messrs
Storrow
Mumford
Tilton
No. 4
Yale Varsity Crew Visits New London on Cruiser Tour
Yale men and freshmen crew were taken to New London for a training variation. The group dined at the Pequot House, hailed the U S cruiser New Orleans, and were boarded for a cordial reception. They later returned to quarters for a quiet evening.
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YALE
Gale'’S Ferry
Conn
Algst
New London
Pequot House
United States
New Orleans
Unknown Dead on Batterymarch Street
A man believed to be Robbins, a soap agent, was found unconscious on Batterymarch Street at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and died at City Hospital. He carried a satchel with tar and glycerine soap, a $1.29 receipt signed J. E. C., and looked to be 50s or 60s, six feet six inches tall, with gray hair and a stocky build. He likely lived in Winthrop and may have fallen while intoxicated near the narrow gauge depot.
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Robbins
City Hospital
Station 2
Clifford
Central Wharf
Batterymarch Street
Winthrop
Mayor Quincy Favors Caution Over Quarantine Boat Ride
A reader thanks Mayor Quincy for blocking the quarantine boat Vigilant from councilmen seeking cheap transport to warships. He urges councilors to pay for rides, praises health protection at City Hall, and jokes about free sails and distractions from home.
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Quincy
City Hall
C, Ballem
Miss Mary Robinson and Lieut Boykin Eloped Then Grand Baltimore Wedding
Baltimore society details an elopement of Miss Mary Robinson and Lieutenant W M Boykin. The couple wed privately after family dispute over timing. Boykin once served in Tamona and Chickamauga and hails from an aristocratic North Carolina family.
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Baltimore
Mary Robinson
W. M.boykin
Wedding at Atlantic City Ends Calmly for Boykins
A tale of romance and mistaken plans unfolds as Miss Robinson arranges a pretend wedding with Mr. Barker and Mr. Boykin. They travel to Wilmington and secure a marriage license at the county clerk’s office before a Calvary Church ceremony in Wilmington. The couple then spends a honeymoon in Atlantic City. Mrs. Robinson regrets the loss of the big wedding, while all others convey forgiveness and happiness.
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Miss Robinson
Mr. Barker
Mr. Boykin
Wilmington
Mrs. Robinson
Miss Wheeler's Misfortunes Across European Nobility
Mary Wheeler of Philadelphia seeks recognition and legitimacy for her marriage to Count Maximilian Pappenheim. Her husband’s alleged debauchery and lack of noble status leave her legally unrecognized and fighting for her name in the Almanach de Gotha for herself and her two children.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Maximilian Pappenheim
Musbruck
Munich
Mary Wheeler
Richard McCall Elliott
Elliott
Countess of Pappenheim
Wheeler
Europe
Count Pappenheim
Countess Pappenheim
Untold Family Tragedy Ties to Philadelphia Nurse Marriage
The text notes the death in Boston last fall of Stuart Wheeler, brother to Countess Pappenheim, from typhoid fever contracted while serving with the City Troop of Philadelphia in Porto Rico. It mentions Miss Ethel Wheeler, the youngest sister, who studied nursing at the University of Pennsylvania and later married Dr Henry Norris Jr.
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Stuart Wheeler
Countess Pappenheim
Boston
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Ethel Wheeler
University of Pennsylvania
Henry Norris, Jr
Toledo Mayor Jones declares bid for governor as independent
In a Columbus letter to a friend, Toledo Mayor S M Jones says he will run as an independent for governor. He attacks political parties and machines as burdens and threats to progress.
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Chicago
The
Times-Herald
Columbus
S. M. Jones
Toledo
L Lberto
Sikan
Runaway stopped by Dorkins in Jamaica Plain incident
William A. Dorkins of Jamaica Plain halted a dangerous runaway on Berkeley street after a frightened horse dragged a badly smashed buggy for over half a mile. The vehicle, owned by Mr. M. White of Clarendon street, was left in charge of White's son who was injured when thrown from the buggy.
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William A. Dorkins
Jamaica Plain
Berkeley Street
M. White
Clarendon Street
Pope Sustains Bishop Worcester Parish Dispute
The Spy reports a Vatican decree by letter upholding Bishop of Springfield's stance in North Brookfield St. Joseph's Church conflict. French speaking members who seceded over two years ago are not granted a separate parish or pastor.
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Worcester
St. Joseph's Catholic
North Brookfield
Vatican
Springfield
Dodge Son Dies in Fast Boston rites set
Death notices from Boston list Charles Lyon Dodge aged 22 in Fast Boston funeral Tuesday at 2. Also Isabella F Porter 46 of Jamaica Plain with a funeral from 241 Border street at 8 15 a m and Requiem mass at 9 at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Frederick Slader of Jamaica Plain 54 11 24 funeral Wednesday at 2 from 36 Burroughs street. New York City papers requested to copy.
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Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Jamaica Plain
Frederick Slader
Burroughs Street
New York City
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co Succeeds Wringer Co in New England
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co successor to American Wringer Co New England Retail Business operates 77 79 Franklin and 80 Arcist with wringers mangles sweepers. repairs orders promptly attended to teles quenve Boston 2690.
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Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
New England
Franklin
Arcist
Boston
Columbia Beater in Bay Test Ride and Defender Rivalry
Columbia shows speed and grace in Narragansett Bay as Defender challenges, Navahoe joins late, and Iselin praises the launch and readiness for tomorrow. Weather delays pause further tests, with Bristol changes planned to bow sprit and halyards.
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Bristol
Iselin
Herreshoff
Defender
Navahoe
Columbia
Royal Phelps Carroll
Wonder
St. Michaels
Aish WONT LEAVE CABINET
Secretary Alger returns to Washington after three weeks away. He denies plans to resign over rumors of a Senate bid and alliance with Governor Pingree, insisting he will remain in the Cabinet. He cites ongoing Philippines dispatches and will discuss troop levels with the President on his return.
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Washington
Alger
New England
Michigan
Pingree
McKinley
Senate
Otis
Philippines
Ottis
General Otis
Columbia at Bristol in a polar dream and news flash
Columbia arrived at Bristol Rhode Island in tow of the St Michael and anchored near Herreshoff. A Chicago Post verse laments a polar dream as sleigh bells and ice cream soda mix in a mock voyage. Vienna reports on a plot to kidnap Prince George of Greece with eight Mohammedans as originators. Charles W Hathaway a 49er leader and early San Francisco alderman dies. Samuel Scull, lamplighter of Mays Landing, inherits $40,000 from Annie E K Thompson’s will in Kansas City. Scull and H P Smith served in the Twelfth Infantry at Santiago and were later wounded and typhoid patients at Fort McPherson cared for by Thompson.
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Herreshoff
Iselin
Bristol
St. Michaels
Chicago Post
Vienna
George
Greece
Candia
Asia
Samuel Scull
Mays Landing
N. J
St. Louis
Annie EK. Thompson
Kansas City
Kan
Scull
H. P. Smith
Utah
Twelfth Infantry
Santiago
Smith
Fort McPherson
Thompson
Boston and Albany Deal Backed by New York Central
New York June 6 The Times tomorrow will report corporate meetings this week at Grand Central. J Pierpont Morgan and the Vanderbilts return from Europe is linked to a major sequence of events. The central move is the New York Central Railroad Company under lease acquiring the Boston and Albany system. Boston and Albany shareholders are promised an 8 percent dividend for 999 years.
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the Times
Grand Central Station
Europe
J. Pierpont Morgan
Vanderbilts
New York Central Railroad Company
Boston and Albany
South Boston Peddler Found Dead By Suicide
Thomas Romonsky aged 47 was found hanging by a beam in the cellar of his home at 182 H street South Boston. He had committed death by own action. He was described as slightly demented and leaves a wife.
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Thomas Romonsky
H Street
Boston
Romonsky
Youth Baseball Matches And Requests For 10 To 18 Year Old Clubs
A compiled notice list shows several Boston area teams seeking games with specific age groups from 10 to 18 years. Clubs include Farragut Juniors 13 14 year olds, Yocng Jubilees 14 15, Waverlys 18, Arlington A C 17, Monitors 13 14, Ramblers 35 15 win, Tigers 10, Warrens 17 24, Finckers 16, Princeton Charlestown 14, National A A Waltham strong rosters. Several managers provide contact details and preferred opponents, locations, and terms such as half fare or reasonable guarantees.
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Dort
Hall Avenue
Everett
Admirals
South Boston
Brunswicks
Cambridge
St. Catherine
Riversides
Franklins
Barrymores
Glendons
Winter Hill
Acorn A. A
Fort Hills
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Roxbury
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Blake
S. S
Dealaney
C. F
Miller
Vr. F
O'Brien
Rooney
Murray
J. J. Thomas
Green Street
Newton
True Blue
Gloucester
W. H. Strong
Dorchester
Butler
Hally
J. Hagerty
B. Butler
F. Hally
M. Murphy
F. Harris
H. Mackalaney
J. Archdeacon
J. Madden
F. M. Murphy
Weston Street
Fowlers of
Jamaica Plain
Willows of
Crescent
J. McLaughlin
Call Street
Boston IL
Sharon A. A
Lowell
M. J. Carey
Grove Hall
Wells Memorial Institute
Somervilles
Sharon
A. A
Millers
Wakefle'e
Richfields
Dorchesters
Brighton Y. M
Melrose A. CC
Russell
Lally
Flynn
Mulhern
J. P. Lally
Healy
Mahony
Padden
J. J. Lally
Peter Padden
Dacia Street
Oriels
W. Armstrong
Washington Street
Crescents
Newton Upper Falls
Harry Nelson
Hagerty’s Corner
Upper
Winter Hills
John Fleming
Delaware Street
East Somerville
Farraguts
Jake
U. SP
Patrick Coleman
Auburn Street
William M. Curtis
Uniformed
Joe McNamara
Savin Hill
Craigies of
Olympia A. A
National A. C. of Waltham
Nonantum A. A
Sumner Emerson
Harbor View Street
Gastons
Boston
Tom Maguire
Gaston Street
Locust Street Grounds
Arlington Boat Club
Sullivan
Doherty
Doyle
Guptill
R. Fe
Ruehle
Fastey
Kimball
John Ford
Third Street
Waverleys
Pacifics
Orients
Seavers Areserres
George J. O'Brien
West Fifth Street
Fort Hill
FP. Murphy
C. Leary
J. Murphy
T. Sutton
XN. Paten
N. Murphy
D. Kelley
F. Hayes
J. Green
T. Casey
Frank Murphy
Purchase Street
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Charlie Platt
R. F
Henry FE. Ranahan
Everett Street
Vieters
J. PP. Gibbons
Andrews Street
Filets
Ballantine
Fletcher
Powers
Bemis
Retersh
H. Retersh
Nuen
Helfrich
C.f. Connor
Arthur Ballantine
Spring Park Avenue
Rambler Juniors
C. Fitzgerald
Tf Street
Jeffries
East Boston
Albert Mills
Jeffries Street
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Harbor Views
Emersons
Janae B. Dealy
Saratoga Street
East Boson
Woodwards
Hyde Park
William Lennon
Woodward Street
KH. Kennedy
Phipps Place
Charter Oaks
EB. Fogarty
P. Sullivan
J. Koen
Joe Fogarty
W. Calhoun
Koen
VF. Kennedy
J. Fogarty
F. Kennedy
Washburn A. A
B. Farley
Washburn Street
Victoria
Somerville
George Curtis
Silver Street
Frankforts
F. Hartford
J. Mulloy
Hartford
KF. Smith
Howard
W. Rooney
L. Punch
S. Thompson
L. Tucker
Frank Hartford
Bennington Street
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Farragut
J. Wesserman
Kennard Avenue
Yocng Jubilees
Peter Finn
Second Street
Hemlocks
H. Sherman
Brighton Street
Waverlys
Consolidated McKay Company
Beverly
Newton Rubber Works
Arlington A. C
C. Meyers
Henderson Street
Arlington
City Point
The
Myrtles
Driscoll
Tigers
Brookline
M. Forbes
Davis Avenue
Warrens
J. E. McCabe
Bower Street
Finckers
John J. Roake, Jr
West Eighth Street
J. Ross Bates
Fairmount Avenue
Slyde Park
Princetons
Charlestown
Arvey
Feeley
Newton A. A
Ryan
New Britain
McDonald Brothers
Dore
Coleman
Siver
Feveretts
Milfords
Carters
Franklin
Clinton
F. H. Mullen
River Street
Waltham
Elks of
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Coyne
Marcey
Glynn
Trusedale
Madden
Burke
Connolly
Steele
P. H. Connolly
Columbus Avenue
Jefferson Club
Ward 20
Gilligan
Gill
Donovan
McDonald
Dwyer
Obrien
J. F
Hennessey
Asubstitutes
Ward 24
Fast Street
Madisons
J. A. Hurley
Concord Avenue
Glendale
Keds
Daughters of Confederacy Plan July Confederate Monument Unveiling
Kansas City groups will unveil a soldiers monument in early July and have invited General Joseph Wheeler to deliver the oration. Frue Magdalene Thomsen, widow of Henrik Ibsen, received Denmark’s golden medal of merit on her eightieth birthday and the Norwegian medal of recompense. James A. Rappe of Marinette plans a 12909 mile bicycle ride to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment, starting the first week in July, averaging about 35 miles daily. Amos L. Allen, private secretary to ex Speaker Reed, and Bowdoin classmate, was Psi Upsilon member while Reed avoided the society.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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Joseph Wheeler
Frue Magdalene Thomsen
Henrik Ibsen
Christian of
Denmark
James A. Rappe
Marinette
Wis
Grand Army of the Republic
Amos L. Allen
Reed
Bowdoin
Psi Upsilon
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