Lactated Food Promoted For Sick Babies In Summer
An advisory on using lactated food to treat and prevent infant stomach and digestive illness in June. It claims the product sustains strength, aids digestion, and can replace natural milk when needed. A Boston health note highlights high infant mortality from summer diarrhoea and includes a testimonial from Mrs. E A Doherty of Fall River Massachusetts.
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Howe
Boston
E. A. Doherty
Linden Street
Fall River
Mass
Paul Doherty
Dooley and Callahan Mingle in South Boston Nuptials
Mr. Wiliam T. Dooley and Miss Eliza Beth J. Callahan were married Wednesday evening at St Augustine Church in South Boston. Rev. Father O'Callaghan officiated with Robert E. McDonough as best man and Annie Coveney as maid of honor. The reception was at Mrs. J. Callahan’s home 61 K Street. The couple plans a wedding tour visiting Saratoga and Washington.
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Wiliam T. Dooley
Elizabeth J. Callahan
South Boston
St. Augustine Church
O’callaghan
Robert E. McDonough
Annie Coveney
J. Callahan
K Street
Fire alarm reports at Washington Street grocers and kettle blaze
Alarm at 6 o clock yesterday for a $100 fire in the tech building 728 Washington street owned by Augustus Lowell and occupied by Cobb Bates Yerxa grocers. Fire traced to a gas leak. A second alarm at 4 45 o clock for a plumber's kettle fire on et street North End was deemed needless.
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Tech
Washington Street
Augustus Lowell
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Two Boys Run Over by Freight Train at Charlestown
Jeremiah McCarthy and Samuel Carroll both seven years old suffered leg fractures after being struck by a freight train on the Boston and Maine tracks near the Drivers' Ice Union quarters in Charlestown yesterday afternoon shortly after 1 PM.
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Samuel Carroll
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ice Union
Charlestown
Kaiser grants request aboard United States cruiser New York
Kiel June 27 Kaiser approves Captain Evans request to name the fastest boat belonging to the ship Victoria for the daughter of a prominent official currently in her third year. The New York remains at port as the decision is ratified.
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Evans
United States
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Victoria
Working Boys Home Games Open Handicap Events
Saturday afternoon July 20 at the Boston base ball grounds an open handicap meet accompanies the Working Boys Home festival. Amateur entrants may compete in events including sprints hurdles jumps and races with handicaps and cash prizes offered for top finishers.
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Boston
No New Jurors in Fitzsimmons Case Reported
Stracube New Jersey June 27 no men jurors were secured this forenoon in the Fitzsimmons case. Three
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Stracube
N.J
Fitssimmons
Charter Axe Cuts Deep in Boston Water Dept
Water Commissioner Smith ousts many staff and appoints Jerry McCarthy as deputy water commissioner. The changes abolish the purchasing agent and water registrar posts, redraw divisions, raise and cut salaries, and name new superintendents for eastern and western divisions. Controversy swirls over McCarthy’s eligibility and political implications for the Republican machine.
Boston Ferry Department to Become Ferry Division in Street Department
A June 26 notice from Superintendent Kellough announces the Boston ferry department will cease to exist on July 1 and become the ferry division of the street department. All employees are discharged with rehire to occur as needed, per the new charter changes. Wheeler’s office notes this is a formal step and personnel changes will continue as the board reorganizes.
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Costello and
Billings
Curtis
Melancthon W. Burlen
All for John Monster Benefit to Sullivan in New York
In New York at Madison Square Garden more than 7000 people attend the John L. Sullivan benefit. Noted boxers including Corbett Choynski O'Donnell Maher Erne Dixon Smith Ryan Everhardt Hall Abbott McCoy perform. Sullivan thanks the crowd as he and Corbett spar in a four round finale.
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John L. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
James J. Corbett
Joe Choynski
Steve O'Donnell
Peter Maher
Frank Erne
George Dixon
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Jack Everhardt
Jim Hall
Stanton Abbott
Kid McCoy
Jimmy Handler
Jerry
Charley Barnett
Sam Boland
Harlem
J. McManus
Patsy Kerrigan
Jim Hickey
Jim Barry
Jack Martin
Paterson
Jimmy Hopper
Billy Vernon
Haverstraw
Indianapolis
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Foley
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Parson Davies
Pacific Coast
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Denver
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Brockton Player Injured In Car Accidents Ends Season
June 27 Brockton baseball report says Charley Willis, center fielder, slipped while boarding an electric car, was struck by it, suffering a broken right arm and facial bruises. He was taken to Houghton's drug store and homeward. season end for him is certain.
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Charley Willis
Houghton
Johnson Breaks Record in Bethlehem Half Mile Handicap
Johnson won the half mile handicap at Bethlehem starting from scratch in 1 08 1 2, the fastest time ever made in professional race competition. He finished about ten feet ahead of his closest rival.
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Penn
Johnson
Boston College Holds Thirty First Commencement Exercises
Boston College awarded doctor of philosophy to Franz H. Kirmayer and bachelor of arts to a large class led by John J. Kirby who won multiple medals. The Rev. Francis W. Maley gave the valedictory and spoke on the Catholic Church and the social question as graduates and families gathered in college hall.
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Francis W. Maley
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Thomas J. Golding
Martin J. Harty
William C
Healey
Peter J. Kineen
Bernard F. Lamb
William J. Murphy
John J. Nugent
Michael J. Scanlan
Michael J. Shannon
John T. Stinson
James E. Welch
George J. Weller
Boston Council approves 2 million loan bill for police boat
The Common Council adjourned after passing a 2 000 000 loan bill without changes. An amendment by Conry to cut the police boat cost to 30 000 was defeated 67 to 0. The measure funds a 50 000 boat, with 20 000 split for Jeffries Point landing and a 5 000 reserve, while other city projects and health matters were discussed.
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al C. Whitney
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Long Island
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Committee On Health Department
Board of Health
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Arcella Street
Anke
Feck
Stuart
Boston College Prize Winners and Opening Date Mentioned
The article lists multiple awards for essays, declamation and reading at Boston College. Recipients include John M. Farrell Francis J. Carney Michael J. Splaine Thomas J. Golding and Charles J. Martell. The Stylus prize was awarded by Rev. Timothy J. Holland Jeremiah Foley and John F. O'Brien. The college will reopen on Tuesday September 8.
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P. R
Lowell
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Thomas R. McCoy
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William C
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James P. Warren
John J. McCarthy
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Henry M. Lyons
Arthur W. Dolan
Charles J. Martell
John H. Mullen
Michael A. Butler
Patrick H. Kingsley
William J. Campbell
Cornelius P. Murphy
Stephen A. Bergin
Leo F. J. O'Neil
Henry M. Brock
John T. McEleney
Denis W. J. Brown
James H. Devlin
Francis J. Dore
Joseph P. Walsh
William T. Lyons
George A. McLaughlin
Francis J. Carney
James T. McCormick
David G. Supple
Charles J. Maguire
Benjamin F. Teeling
Timothy J. Ahern
Daniel J. Chapman
Timothy P. Sweeney
John J. Hayes
Joseph L. Keogh
Bartholomew B. Coyne
Leo FB. J. O'Neil
George A. McLaughling
John C. Sweeney
Dennia W. Brown
James B. Healy
Willam F. Lyons
Edward J. Grainger
Michael J. Splaine
Bartholomew Coyne
Charles A. O'Brien
Francis J. Harrington
James T. Landrigan
John W. Sweeney
J. Albert Crowley
James W. O'Hara
Dennis W. Brown
Hugh M. McDermot
Joseph EB. Murphy
Francia J. Dore
Danial J. Chapman
Dennis H. Tully
Charles J. Mare
Atte of
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Robert Louis Stevenson
John M. Farrell
William J. Hasson
Fulton
Young Men
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Timothy J. Holland
Jeremiah G. Foley
John F. O’brien
Charles J
Harvard's Reply Declines English Challenge in London
Harvard rejects the English challenge in a late London statement. Oxford officials and Cambridge Athletic Association leaders describe the debate over hurdles styles and the slim odds for a Cambridge Oxford US four-university meet. Yale and Harvard remain the preferred US entrants if terms can be reached.
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Harvard declines Oxford Cambridge athletic challenge
Harvard University replies to the Oxford and Cambridge invitation to meet Yale in an American competition. Harvard cites lack of basis for exclusivity and notes Yale currently leads in track. The letter, dated June 24, 1896, is from J. B. Ames, chairman, and ends with his final act as head of the athletic committee.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard University
Mass
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Yale
American Intercollegiate Association
J. B. Ames
James Barr Ames
Law School
East Boston A P A Plans Dual July Fourth Parade
Local 63 American Protective Association East Boston will stage a separate parade starting Central Square at 1 30 pm with 1500 to 1600 members in line carrying American flags. The featured float The Little Red Schoolhouse will be drawn by horses and cost around 150 dollars.
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Carnival
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Lexington Street
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Holy Cross President Stricken During Commencement
The Rev. Edward A. McGurk, 8 J president of Holy Cross College, Worcester, was struck with paralysis this morning at commencement and is in critical condition. He had shown illness earlier but the illness’s nature was revealed this afternoon.
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Worcester
Edward A. McGurck
Holy Cross College
Strick
Reception to James Mack at Mrs Sweetland's residence
An informal reception honored Dr James Mack the English specialist at 304 Columbus Avenue hosted by Mrs Sweetland. Guests included G N Pratt Cora Pratt Irene Milloux Geary W F Kivelan Baby Lou Or cutt Orcutt Arthur Estes Bancroft and others in a social gathering with music and drama performances.
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Sweetland
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G. N. Pratt
Cora Pratt
Irene Milloux
Geary
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Kivelan
Baby Lou
J. H. Orne
Thomas Shurtloft
E. C. Thompson
A. B. Orcutt
B. Orcutt
W. Arthur Estes
B. Bancroft
William Hale
J. B. Brown
East Boston Foresters Celebrate Strawberry Festival Night
Leo Court No. 5 M O F held its first strawberry festival at Hibernian Hall East Boston with fourteen dances plus extras. James H Donovan directed the floor and James E Patten assisted. An entertainment featured Bert talent wiles James Iagan baritone solo Gray of Keiths Annie Williams Arthur Gott sketches Maude Scott Peck's Bad Boy act and a tenor solo by Donahue. John A Carroll and Mr Driscol performed a breakdown clog. Dearing's Orchestra provided music.
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Leo Court
O. F
Hibernian Hall
Boston
James H. Donovan
James E. Patten
Bert Talent Wiles
James Ligan
Mr. Gray
Keith
Annie Williams
Arthur Gott
Maude Scott
Mr. Donahue
John A. Carroll
Mr. Driscol
Dearing
Wood Island Park appoints P. J. Tiernan as instructor
Boston’s crack all around athlete P. J. Tiernan was yesterday named instructor at Wood Island Park in East Boston. The appointment adds a noted local figure to the park’s program.
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P. J. Tiernan
Boston
Wood Island Park
East
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