Death of Leon Warren in Camp Alger stirred Winchester and Stoneham
A telegram from Captain Weetsher reports the death of Leon Warren, 19, a private in Company H, Stoneham Sixth Massachusetts Regiment, from typhoid fever at Camp Alger Virginia on Monday night. His loss caused deep distress in his hometown of Winchester and in Stoneham where he was well known.
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Camp Alger
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Winchester
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Death of Alby J. Warren from typhoid at Camp Alger
Alby J. Warren of Stoneham died of typhoid fever at Camp Alger. A master mason from Winchester, he was the youngest of four sons and joined Company H, Sixth Massachusetts Regiment after leaving Winchester Grammar School. His burial will be military with a Stoneham service to honor his memory. He belonged to the Y M C A and Winchester Methodist Church.
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Toneham
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Winchester Grammar School
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Winchester Methodist Church
Boston Grammar Schools Close for Summer Vacation and Graduation
Boston schools prepare for summer break with graduation and promotion exercises. Notable events include diplomas at the Boston Girls' High School and at the Boys Latin and Franklin schools with classes of hundreds. War references and patriotic songs appear in programs as students receive diplomas and military certificates are distributed.
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Tileston
Lowell
Shurtleff
Bennett
Adams
Brimmer
Duddey
John A. Andrew
Martin
Minot
Warren
Gaston
Gilbert Stuart
Prescott
Agassiz
Washington
Allston
Mather
Comins
Spain
Boston Girls’ High School
Novell
Anna M. Horsford
Edna D. Stoddard
Margaret E. Hart
Florence E. Newton
Mary E. Merritt
Augusta L. Anderson
Leona N. Crowell
Lucy F. Mohan
Linda S. Frazer
Ruth A. Taylor
M. Loretta Brick
Frances G. Keyes
Minnie E. Stone
Irene A. A. Thompson
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Helen R. Campbell
E. May W. Best
Mizpeh B. Zewicke
Old State House
Lula J. Drake
Faneuil Hall
Christopher R. Eliot
Carl Pflenger
DeFabritiis
Frances H. Barrett
M. Josephine Blaisdell
Merrill
Charles Green
William Gallivan
Textile sale on Swiss flouncings and embroideries
Catalog notes discounted fabric items with 27 inch Swiss flouncings hemmed and scalloped edges 27 and 45 inch Embroider Swiss and Cambrics formerly 1.00 now 49c wide embroidered flouncings formerly 1.25 now 59c.
Bay State Schools Hold Diplomas At Multiple Expos
The Dorchester and East Boston High Schools held diplomas with music and essays, honoring graduates from four year and three year courses. Notable names include Edwgnd Bradford, Helen Gilmartin, Josiah Reid, Ralph Main, and Anna Meyer. A mass of 46th annual Dorchester event featured valedictory by Miss Folsom and addresses by Rev. Smith.
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Francis E. Vinton
Helen C. Gilmartin
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Margaret M. Kennedy
Anna Meyer
Helen G. Russell
Alice D. Strong
Thomas F. Burke
Louis 8. Cates
Clara B. Cochran
Charles H. Conant
Beulah H. Cone
Norman §. Cook
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Miriam G. Fletcher
Audrey G. Gilmore
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Bertha I. Rumney
Gertrude M. Sins
Walter H. Simpson
Stella
Sprague
Katherine Sullivan
Louise Taylor
E. Christine Yeaton
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W. E. C. Smith
Ethel L. Babcock
Ellen A. Barry
Louise A. Carven
Ernest B. Chaffee
Katherine R. Haley
Leopold
Mary M. Melapghile
Alice R. Merrick
William A. Millard
Kothy F. Murphy
Jessie L. Nolte
Alice T. Nudd
Gertrude FB. Phipps
Josephine L. Pickett
Caroline A. Robson
Pe R. Pargo
Sidney A. Storer
Catherine A. Sullivan
Nizabeth M. Sullivan
Emma L. Vinal
Carl F
Mother's Grief Recalls Child Custody Case in Worcester
The funeral of Paul Revere Green prompts a retelling of a 1889 custody case in Worcester. Mrs. Green released her children Paul and Cora to the Children's Aid Society under belief they would be educated and return home in vacations. Miss Henrietta Fogg allegedly induced signing away rights. Paul and Cora were later adopted. Paul died recently after an appendicitis operation.
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Steamer Brookline Delayed En Route Home From Cuba
Brookline arrived at Long Wharf with twelve saloon passengers and cargo of 23738 bunches bananas and seventy crates of mangoes shipped from Port Antonio. Captain Hopkins fired upon by war vessels. later seen off Cuba as U S fleets moved toward Santiago. Dr G H Bridgman United States minister to Bolivia and family aboard. Firegunshots and naval maneuvers occurred near Cape Maysi. fruit steamer hindered briefly by patrol ships and an escorting gunboat. A dispatch boat cook returning to Kingston Jamaica also aboard.
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Burwell
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New York
Kingston
Jam
Heroes Honored for Naval Feats and Retirement Proposals
President sends Congress recommendations praising Richmond P. Hobson for heroism at Santiago and Frank H. Newcomb for rescue at Cardenas. Hobson and Newcomb receive medals and officers promoted. Captain Hodgson considered for retirement on full pay. Naval Cadet Powell proposed for promotion. Senate to consider a bill funding medals.
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Navy Department
Fraud Charged Over Bond Subscriptions in New England
Washington officials consider decisive action as large bidders may be rejected. Some applicants claim misapprehension after solicitors promised the syndicate would secure the loan, prompting hundreds to sign across New England. Subscriptions totaled over $208 000 with many individual applicants.
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Barn Fire Destroys Kenny Property on Faneuil Street
Firefighters responded to Box 843 at 2 10 yesterday afternoon to a blaze at Patrick Kenny's barn 71 Faneuil street. The wooden structure was gutted with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars.
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Fraternal Meeting At Grand Army Hall Draws Local Courts
Quincy Court No 76 M C C O F hosted a joint evening at Grand Army Hall with St Gregorys Court Milton and Norfolk Court Dorchester. Chief ranger Michael Burns invited guests while attendees included Thomas Lockney Michael Duniran John Finn Robert Foy Andrew Mischler and Conrad Mischler among others.
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Thomas P. Lockney
Michael Duniran
John T. Finn
C. R
Robert E. Foy
John Neagle
R. S
Conrad Mischler
Andrew Mischler
Harvard Grads Lead Singing at Graduates Night Concert
A Harvard crowd fills the venue for Graduates Night with 34 front-row grads led by John D. Long and Dewey. Mrs. Jack Gardner attends with S. A. B. Abbott and others as electric signs announce Roosevelt and other portraits. The program features America, Schiller’s Band, Fair Harvard and a solo by Harry Plummer amid cheers for Eliot and the college.
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Harvard Dental Alumni Hold Twenty Seventh Banquet
Alumni day at Harvard Dental School on North Grove Street featured morning clinics and demonstrations of new methods. Around one hundred graduates attended the evening banquet at Youney's where Frederick Bradley was elected president and Edward Taylor spoke on "The Man for the Twentieth Century" criticizing wealth influence.
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Portsmouth
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Waldo E. Boardman
Boston
Harry S. Parsons
William P. Cooke
P. W Moriarty
Edward M. Taylor
Cambridge
Boston bureau seeks government purchasing station in city
The Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries opened in the John Hancock building to boost New England trade and press for a Boston government purchasing depot. Colonel Hyde notes Philly awards could be cut if Boston handled contracts locally, with manufacturers claiming tolls from Philadelphia and New York midmen.
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John Hancock Building
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Maine
Hyde
New York
MARSHALLS BRAVE FIGHT AT QUASINA
Edward Marshall, Journal correspondent, gravely wounded in the battle of Quasina, is under care aboard the Olivette. Surgeons refuse to state recovery chances while noting his plucky struggle. He was shot in the abdomen and spine, leaving his lower limbs paralyzed, yet he dictated the battle story on the way to the American camp.
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