Yale Freshmen Win Two Mile Boat Race
Yale defeats University of Pennsylvania freshmen by three lengths in a tight Thames River struggle. Yale finishes in 11:82, Penn 11:41, with Yale’s form and steady stroke gaining through the middle miles. Woodruff of Yale seen at the course head in a substitute shell.
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New London
Conn
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Thames River
Pennsylvania
Pep
Woodruff
Yale University
Yale Alumni Meeting Highlights Depew Election Foregone
Yale College New Haven June 26 alumni speeches feature ex president White of Cornell General Sherman and several long id graduates. Chauncey M Depew named sole corporation candidate with election viewed as foregone. Law school prizes awarded Townsend oration Stewart on Modern Trust Combinations. Supreme Court Justice Stanley Matthews voices on The Judicial Power. Science school prizes listed for seniors juniors and freshmen. Evening glee club concert and class reunions cap events.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
President White
Cornell
W. T. Sherman
J. D. Wickham
Dr. Warren
James Tafts
W. W. Atterbury
W. H. Taft
James M. ‘Varnum
Theodore Bacon
O. Prentice
W. J. Badger
Chauncey M. Depew
Yale Law School
Benjamin B. Beekman
Jacksonville
J. M. Blakeley
St. Paul
Minn
Wilbur F. Booth
Robert W. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Stewart
R. J. Pitkin
Denver
Col
John M. Blakeley
Thomas M. Day
Hartford
Clement D. Rhinehart
Frederictown
Arthur I. Shipman
Robert Stewart
Stanley Matthews
United States Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Mr. Matthews
Justice Marshall
America
Morgan Wolcott
New York
HE. H. Lockwood
New Canaan
F. H._ Ellsworth
W. B. Morrison
Willimantic
German
E. Stone
Spencer
Alexander W. Evans
H. W. Lawson
Union
Julien DuBois
Hudson
N. Y
A. W. Evans
W. J. Fean
Plymouth
W. J. Fenn
Missing Lynn man believed foul play suspected
Lynn June 26 Spector J Frank W. Stone of 14 Ellis street has been missing since Sunday morning. Captain B K Newbury of the schooner Sylvie saw him at 8 am asking for a loan of a small boat. Stone sailed with a friend, boat found at Crescent Beach, sole occupant landed and said his companion was knocked overboard while attempting to swim to Nahant.
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Marshal King
Arshal
Crescent Beach
Lynn
Nahant
Man Guilty of Manslaughter in 1887 Avery Street Killing
A. A. Albrecht appeared in Superior Criminal Court on the manslaughter charge for the March 14 1887 killing of David Lanahan and wounding Edward Flanagan in a gambling saloon at No 10 Avery Street. Judge Staples sentenced him to four years in the state prison.
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A. A. Albrecht
David Lanahan
Edward Flanagan
No. 10
Avery Street
Superior Criminal Court
Alrecht
Byudge Staples
Phillips Academy Class Day and Graduation Celebrated Amid Showers
Phillips Academy held Class Day and graduation with a large audience despite morning rain. Elected speakers included E. Bartlett, F. D. Tucker, G. R. Philbrook, J. C. Dupont, and others. Diplomas were granted to 62 graduates with prizes awarded to Benner, Allen, Landon, and others.
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Sprcrau
Phillips Academy
E. ©. Bartlett
Woburn
H. McK. Landon
J. C. Dupont
Academy
Harvard
Bancroft
Boston
George Sherwood Eddy
Leavenworth
Kan
John Charles Campbell
Stevens Point
Wis
George Edmund Kimball
Bradford
Charles Peabody Pierce
Charles Gordon Bill
Springfield
Hugh McKennay Landon
Kokomo
Thomas Newton Owen
Utica
N. Y
Nathaniel Hawthorne
George Buell Hollister
Rutherford, N. J
Priam
Achilles
Luther
Orton Bishop Brown
Portland
D. T. Fiske
D.D
Board of Trustees
Dane
Adams Academy Hosts Public Declamation and Prizes
Adams Academy Quincy held a public declamation for the Adams gold medal under Dr William Everett. Prizes went to Horace Ainsworth Eaton and Lewis Bass among others. Alumni and students celebrated with music, declamations, and cheers for the academy and its baseball team.
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Quincy
Adams
Adams Academy
Old Academy
William Everett
Alva Morrison Bass
Edwin Bartlett Pratt
Clinton Marcus League
Galveston
Jex
Horace Ainsworth Eaton
Louis Adams Frothingham
Boston
Eleevare King
Quincey
Carleton Cushing Lane
Warard Peak
Southworth
Bernard Stalle Kittredge
Cincinnat
Hathaway Johnson
Braintree
Henry Rice Holden
Charles Pratt Huntington
Wollaston
Lewis Bass
W. E. Burke
E. G. Burke
Sampson
R. H. Johnson
C. F. Page
Brookline
I Eaton
W. P. Bailey
F. H L. Kent
A. R. Wendell
Brackett
C. F. Pope
H. A. Holden
Caesar
Nepos
F. Southworth
Anderson
H. A. Eaton
C. H. Porter, Jr
Dr. Everett
H. H. Faxon
Homer Child
M. League
Och Porter
Forepaughs Big Shows At Old Colosseum Grounds
Two large audiences attended Forepaughs yesterday on the old Colosseum grounds. Rain arrived late, allowing the afternoon crowd to stay and the evening crowd to leave safely. The exhibition runs smoothly with ongoing acts and new features. Trainers get extra practice time and performers rest between routines. Hippo drome races were highly exciting and the outside track is in superb condition.
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Forepaugh
Colliseum
Simmons Boys Suits Offer At North Street Store
G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 North street announce boys suits priced at $117 and others at $284 in a sale of about 40 suits from their large stock. They expect a rush to the boys department this week as shoppers chase the bargain.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Class Day At Bowdoin Celebrates 28 Graduates
Bowdoin College Brunswick Maine held Class Day with 28 graduates, an oration by Marsena P South wick on independent thinking, a poem by William M Woodman, and a history by A K Linscott. Weather forced afternoon plans indoors in Memorial Hall. Sweat of student life noted includes demographics, occupations, and party affiliations. Salem Cadet Band provided music. evening commencement dance highlighted the Brunswick season.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Memorial Hall
Marsena P
William M. Woodman
Auburn
Thorndike
T. H. Ayer
A. K. Linscott
Boston
Carol
Carruthers
Salem Cadet Band
Extradition Sought for Two Notorious Burglars Porter and Buck
London reports confirm Swiss authorities will extradite Billy Porter and Frank Buck, American burglars arrested in Zurich. The Munich jewel theft featured a rope descent, linen clues tied to Buck, and a letter claiming more to come. Buck, stylish and social, recently married. Porter seen at a noted fight. police recovered part of the loot and gear from multiple European hideouts.
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London
Billy Porter
Frank Buck
Zurich
Porter
England
Munich
Buck
Bond
Johnson
Chambers
Piccadilly
Clapham
Mitchell
Sullivan
Shaw
Europe
Kings of the English Doctor Spark Debate in Hague Interview
The North German Gazette disputes Dr. Mackenzie's Hague interview remarks on the late Emperor's cancer and potential regency. It argues Emperor Frederick would not govern if incurably ill and condemns Mackenzie's political role, noting an English physician with radical views attempting influence.
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Brentry
Mackenzie
Hague
Frederick
Winn Howe Fashionable Wedding at Unitarian Church
Dr William J Winn and Agnes E Howe wed at the Unitarian Church Cambridgeport in a stylish ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Briggs. Bride wore white satin with bouquet of white roses. Bridesmaids Annie Hazard Mabel Jones Ida Curtis Edith Kendall. ushers Kellogg Bigelow LeCroix Gardner Owen Otis Howe Jr. reception at 26 Inman Street.
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Unitarian
Austin Street
Cambridgeport
William J. Winn
Agnes E
Otis Howe
Briggs
Annie F. Hazard
Mabel Jones
Ida Curtis
Edith Kendall
Warren F. Kellogg
Ernest A. Bigelow
George LeCroix
George Gardner
W. T. Owen
Otis Howe, Jr
Inman Street
Amherst College Class Day Held Under Cover After Rain
Springfield dispatch reports rain disrupted Amherst College Class Day activities. Gym events opened the day and the Gilbert prize went to the juniors. Seniors Ivy planting was postponed while the Userayy programme and class exercises proceeded indoors. trustees selected Rev. Dr. Michael Burnham and Rev. Charles A. Lamson for the board.
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Springfield
Amherst College
Gilbert
Ivy
Michael Burnham
Charles A. Lamson
St.Johnnsbury
Money Market Quietly Steady with Rates Near 2 Percent
Boston financial page notes the money market remained quiet with the clearing house rate steady at 2 percent. General market time loans range 4 to 6 percent, call loans 2.5 to 3 percent. New York funds sold at par. Key banking balances and exchanges decline from prior year totals. Boston plans a 1 million tax collections loan to Nov 1 due to halted courthouse and park lending.
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Boston
New York
Messrs
J. F. Amsden & Son
Woonsocket
R. i Exchange
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Frances
Reichsmarks
Atchison
Jay Gould
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Burlington & Quincy
Stone
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central System
Dividend Declarations From Multiple Companies
The Quincy Railroad Bridge Company declares a semi annual dividend of 6 dollars per share. Brookline Gaslight Company pays a 3 percent dividend. Dwight Manufacturing Company declares 26 dollars per share. Chicopee Manufacturing Company proclaims 8 percent. American Loan and Trust Company declares a semi annual 3 percent dividend payable July 2. Bates Manufacturing Company declares 4 percent. American Publishing Company Hartford declares 5 percent. American Insurance Company declares 3 percent. National Tube Works Company declares a quarterly 2 percent dividend.
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Quincy Railroad Bridge Company
Brookline Gaslight Company
Dwight Manufacturing Company
Chicopee Manufacturing Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Bates Manufacturing Company
American Publishing Company
Hartford
American Insurance Company
National Tube Works Company
Chicago Santa Fe 5% Gold Bond Issue Due 1937
Chicago Santa Fe & California Railway Co issues first mortgage five percent gold bonds due 1937. Principal and interest guaranteed by the company.
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Chicago, Santa FE & California Railway CO
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Bonds Recommend as Safe Investment
Interest payable January and July 1 in Boston New York or London secured by a First Mortgage on the Kansas City to Chicago line now in operation with very satisfactory earnings bonds can be registered and are suitable for Trust Funds.
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Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
California Southern
Union Pacific
Flint & Pere Marquette Preferred
Pullman Palace
George M. Pullman
Baltimore & Ohio
Pullman
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Toledo
Eugens
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Chicago & Indiana Coal
Chicago & Eastern
New York
New England
Grand Avenue Railway
Kans City
Grand Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Business Centre
Chicago & Alcom
Missouri Pacific
Missouri River
Atchison’Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Twenty-first Street
City Limits
Independence
Washington Park
Postofice
Westport
Rosedale
Boston
London
London 1888 Stock Auction Listing From Boston Exchange
Quotations from the Boston Stock Exchange announce a Wednesday June 27 1888 auction of diverse securities. Numerous bonds shares and preferred issues from Essex Nashua Lowell Old Colony Nat Bank N Y Boston Rapid Transit Wichita Western United States Hotel Co and many railroads are offered by executor and administrator orders with dates through 1890 and later.
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K.C
CL & Sp
Kk. C
So. & Mem. O. Ce
Tornae
E. & St Ll
Maine Central
Mexican Central
N.Y
New Eng
Old Colony
Oregon
West End
Wis
Central
Sss
Lamson Store Service Co
Cencer
Mining and Stock Exchange
Boston
Allonez
Han’sk
Ales Arnold
Louis
Bonanza
jSt
Mary’s. Bowman
Security
Reece
South Side
Bruns
Catalpa
Crescent
Winthrop
Dunkin
Burton
Hanover
Eureka
I Lord Ae
Huron
Hung
Mesnard
Minnesota
Ocean
Toledo
Essex Company
Nashua & Lowell
Old Colony RR
Nat
Bank of Commerce
Boston Rapid Transit Co
Wichita & Western RR
Revere House Co
United States Hotel Co
Albany RR
Boylston Mut. Ins. Co
Adm
Shoe and Lennie’ Nat. Bask
Lynn
Cambridge
Merchants’ N. Bk
de Hamilton N. BK
Tremont Nat. Bank
Lancaster Mills
West End RR
Philadelphia, Yonge & Balt. RR
Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Co
Falls & Conway RR
Cheshire RR
Globe
Appleton Natl
Bank
Lowell
Mass
Prescott
Merrimack
Haverhill
Chicopee Mfg. Co
Maine Cent. RR
Wisconsin Valley RR
Franconia Iron Co
Boylston
Boston & Roxbury M Corp
Eastern RR
Portsmouth
Falls & Conway
de Nashua
D&d Lovet BR
New Mexico & So. Pacific BR
Cowley, Sumner & Ft. Smith
Global Market Pulse: Atlantic Bonds Rise Abroad
London and Paris market notes show Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 345 percent, Mexican and Canadian issues mixed, New York listings steady. Paris quotes 3 percent rentes at 82 francs 865 centimes. bullion flows into Bank of England total £17,000 on balance. Berlin reports Imperial Bank specie up 5.26 million marks.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Pan
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
New York Financial Roundup June 26 Market Dull and Steady
New York financial notes show money on call easy at 2 1 4 percent, last loan 1 4, and closing offered at 1 2. Sterling dull, actual business near 4.87 for Go-day bills, 4.88 for demand. Government bonds and railroad bonds steady to dull. Stocks opened lower but held a firm, featureless tone, closing near opening levels amid light turnover and scattered gains in select issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Nebraska Fours
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Mahoning Coal
Lake Erie
Western
Utah
Southern
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KE. B. Phillips
Fitchburg Railroad
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Andy
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Frenchman’s Bay
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San Diego
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Grand Avenue Cable Railway CO
Kansas City, Mo
Central Trust Company
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Blodget & CO
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R. L. Day & CO
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Northern Pacific Guarantee
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook 30 CO
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Williams & CO
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co
Kidder, Peabody & CO
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Saneco
Sullivan Arbor Land
Ester
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Puis
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West End St. Ry. Co
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Little Rock & Fort Smith RR. Co
Santa Fe BR
Florida Southern BR. Co
Chi
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Consol. BR
Webster Bank
Newton Natl. Bank
Newton
Metropolitan Cable RR. Co
Rutland RR
Boston Marine Ins. Co
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Chicago & West Mich. RR
Mannf
Continental Natl. Bank
Water Works Iivestment Co
Appleton Mfg. Co
Lowell Mfg. Co
Middlesex Mills
Charpion Iron
Little Rock Junction RR
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Lyman Mills
Concord RR
Pittsfield & No. Adams RR
Eagle Bank
Columbian Natl
Atlantic Cotton Mills
de Shawmut Nail
Fitchburg RR
Little Rock Junction
Detroit, Lansing & No. RR
Charlestown
Lynn & Boston Horse RR
West Park
Bales
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Allouez
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Trenton
Kearsar
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Ewer
At, & Pac
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Ft. 8
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Sonora
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Top
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Cleve
Canton
Anne Bale Col
Fitehburss
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Ing
Vajo
Ophir
Best & Belcher
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Jtale & Norcross
Commonwealth
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Foreign Financial Markets
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