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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

1

Morgan Gift to Fund Harvard Medical School Buildings

J Pierpont Morgan plans to donate over 1 million dollars to Harvard University to help construct three of the five buildings for the new Harvard Medical School in memory of Junius Spencer Morgan. President Eliot announced the gift at a commencement dinner, prompting a loud ovation from graduates.

John Pierpont Morgan Harvard University Harvard Medical School Junius Spencer Morgan Massachusetts England Morgan Eliot

Get Together Theme At McNary Banquet In Boston

Congressman Henry F. Naphen praised unity at a banquet honoring William S. McNary chairman of the Democratic State committee. Three Republican legislators attended as the event emphasized bipartisan cooperation despite heat and partisan tensions. The gathering drew over 20 attendees from across the Commonwealth and highlighted candidates and speakers from Boston and Wakefield.

Fenry F. Naphen William 8. McNary Democratic State Committee Ote Vendome Commonwealth Legisure Caleeae Patric. cNary Patrice Oecen Qnors Pata Gaston van Haber

Harvard Favored in Cambridge Freshman Eight Races

A fragmented note suggests Crimson is favored in Cambridge rowing events with the Harvard four and eight crews. The source hints at comparisons to last year’s lines and mentions Storrow's view of Harvard’s prospects.

Nickalis Harvard Cambridge

How to See the Races at New London

Trains depart South Terminal at 6 42 P M and 10 10 A M 10 03 A M and 12 40 P M special trains run for the races. Races start at 6 30 P M varsity eight 4 P M freshmen about 5 P M four oared about 5 P M Thames River course New London opposite railroad bridge. Observation train seats $2 50 bought at the station booth.

South Terminal Station New London Thames River Railroad Bridge

Dreamer and others shine among United States leaders

Fragmentary lines note Thomas W. Lawson's Dreamer and others as prominent figures in a list of top names. Mentions appear to reference a board and a patch of notable individuals, with continuation indicated on Page 3.

Mr. Lay Ae Gee Ie United States

Fall River Police Seek Blondin Clue From Reported Teletype

Police search for a man suspected as Blondin after a June report describes two French Canadians overhearing a conversation. An acquaintance named Gin is said to be in Bowenville, a Fall River suburb, and the suspect is believed to be hiding until relatives can help him leave the area.

Littleton Richard Little South Boston Mary F. Osborne Little Portiland Mr. Nason EU Las Ayer Fall River Blondin Gin Bowenville

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