Governor Crane to Review First Brigade at Camp
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM June 27 The governor reviews the First Brigade M V M with a planned brigade review the next day. Brigadier General Jophanus Whitney and staff attend along with other state militia officers. Training in extended order and artillery drills proceed despite 91 degree heat as Governor Crane and staff plan luncheon and a reception after the review.
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Crane
Jophanus Whitney
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Warren
Story
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Pfaff
James G. Frye
Roger Wolcott
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Duchesney
Monahan
Chelmsford
Mathews
Hagar
Guy Murchie
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Lawrence
Harvard
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Murchie
Webber
New St Mary's Infant Asylum Dedication in Dorchester
The 40000 building of St Marys Infant Asylum in Dorchester was blessed and dedicated yesterday afternoon by Archbishop Williams. Clergymen from the archdiocese including Rev Peter Rowan Roxbury Rev P J Daly Dorchester Rev J J Chitick Hirde Park Rev Father Yan and Rev Father Riley attended the dedicatory services as visitors gathered for the event.
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Williams
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Roxbury
J. J. Chitick
Hirde Park
Father @yan
Father Riley
Woman Fatally Struck on Dorchester Avenue
A woman was hit by an electric trolley yesterday afternoon on Dorchester Avenue near Dadeson Green while walking to visit a friend. She was taken to hospital but died from a fractured skull.
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Ryan
Titian Hovniee
Yesterdafternoon
Dorchester Avenue
Dadison
Monument Guarded After Dorchester Heights Defacement
Relic hunters chipped white stone at Dorchester Heights monument base. Police detail assigned daytime guard Officer Greeley and night guard Officer Whooley to protect the unprotected monument. no further damage reported. Promotion of summer apparel lines follows with discounted suits, shoes, hats, and bathing wear advertised.
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Dorchester Heights
Dawson
Station 12
Greeley
Whooley
Caasill
DO Heights
New Brunswick Steamer Opens Summer Runs With Repairs
The New Brunswick, a harbor steamer, conducted an owners' trip down the bay to inaugurate the season. After extensive improvements totaling over 25000, the vessel returns fresh and new for all day excursions and matinee trips, starting tomorrow afternoon.
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New Brunswick
Union Wharf
Morgan Gifts Total 3 Million to Harvard and Other Institutions
A report details Mr. Morgans philanthropy totaling 3 million, with major gifts to Harvard including 1 million and numerous endowments for churches hospitals and museums. Additional gifts to Cornell Yale Columbia Princeton and Milliken University are listed with varied amounts and benefactors.
Deadly Kissing Bug in Derby Claims Burton Griffin
Burton Griffin, 80, died from a kissing bug bite at the Farrell foundry in Derby after a stinging arm incident two weeks earlier. He worsened, arm swelled, and workers suspect the bug remains in the foundry. soot in the room triggers panic.
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Burton Griffin
Griffin
Farrell
Respite Granted in Northampton Murder Case
The executive council confirmed Governor appointments and sent the council to inspect the women’s reformatory in Sherborn. They granted a respite for Fran chisek Amillan until Nov 16 to await a federal court decision on the Storti appeal, keeping Amillan’s July 7 electrocution sentence in abeyance.
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John B. O’donnell
Amillan
Northampton
Knowlton
United States
Umillan
Americans slain in Philippine campaigns report
June 27 dispatches say Lieutenant Edward E. Downes of the First Infantry and one private were killed in the southern island of Samar. Captain Woodburn of the Nineteenth Infantry captured Gamson's camp on Bohol. Private Kraits died and four men wounded, while Lieutenant Minair captured fifty four insurgents in the northwestern Tayadas region, Lauzon island.
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Edward E. Downes
First Infantry
Samar
Woodburn
Nineteenth Infantry
Gamson
Bohol
Kraits
Minair
Tayadas
Lauzon
Williams College graduation report fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of Williams College graduates and a reference to President Carter. The snippet is unclear but indicates a 70s-era graduation context with credit or degree mentions. The readable names include Williams and Carter in a historical higher education frame.
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Williams oUt
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Graduates of Boston Osteopathy Institute Pass Diplomas
The class of 1901 held graduating exercises last evening at Beacon Hill Church Huntington Avenue. The degree of diplomate in osteopathy was conferred upon the graduates.
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Boston Institute of Osteopathy
Beacon Hill
Huntngton, Avenue
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