First Day at Saugus Shows Two Exciting Trots Races
At Saugus racetrack near Boston nearly 1000 spectators watched nine starters in the 2:40 class. Brunette led early then Alex L. won heat, followed by strong all heats for Brunette. In the 2:29 class Katie M. broke a sulky wheel but recovered to finish third, with Little Dick and Stargazer contending. Final times include 2:26 and 2:24 successive heats showing close competition.
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Boston
Brunette
Alex L
Mary Kent
Hornet
Little Dick
Katie M
Barngrover
Stargazer
Russell
Trout
Sam F
John Trout
Blk
M. Brunette
Thomas Sugden
Alex
Ea H. Woodard
B. m. Mary Kent
L. Ai. Hasbrock
B. m. Hornet
F. A. Clark
Thing
Nellie Nelson
A. Barngrover
Ch.m
N. J. Stone
B. G. Little Dick
A. E. Russell
B.g. Stargazer
R. Holcomb
Re. G. Sam
J. A. Snow
G. m. Sadie
F. McAvoy
B. G. Billy R
College training and the journalist’s vocation
The passage argues that most students choose a profession before college and are shaped by parental pressure. It criticizes college training for journalism as sovereignly influenced by professors in Greek or mathematics, claiming teachers flavor but do not prepare students adequately for journalism. It concludes that other studies only marginally aid journalism.
Talk on Politics at Vermont University by Dorman Eaton
The Phil Beta Kappa oration at the University of Vermont was delivered by Hon. Dorman B. Eaton. He argued that modern politics hinge on factions rather than parties and warned against forming new parties to defeat corrupt leaders. He criticized spoils systems as party tools and urged voters to act by conscience, not party loyalty. Commencement events follow with a junior exhibition at College Street Church, tomorrow’s exercises at Howard Opera House, and a dinner at Van Ness House.
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Bururaeron
Phil Beta Kappa Society
University of Vermont
Dorman B. Eaton
Cleveland
College Street
Howard Opera House
Corporation
van Ness House
Commencement Scenes at Dartmouth and NH College
Hanover, June 27. Alumni and friends attend class day exercises at the university. Graduates heard multiple addresses from C. L. Carpenter, G. H. Bingham, and others, with an ivy ode and class songs. The Chandler scientific department held its exercises with talks by Frank B. Sanborn and colleagues. Degrees conferred included B.S. to thirty. The New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts also held exercises with speeches by L. D. Sevens and Joseph Kidder. Prizes awarded for agriculture essays and honors announced.
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Hanover
N. H
C. L. Carpenter
Andover
Mass
G. H. Bingham
Littleton
W. B.presley
Salem
G. E. Johnson
Springfield
J. H. Hill
East Lemington
Old
H. C. Aiken
Amherst
H. W. Ranlett
J. M. Gile
Pembroke
M. iv. Morse
Chester
C. C. Gardiner
Biddeford
Old Pine
G. H. Shaw
Bradford
C. D. Milliken
Chandler Scientific Department
Frank B. Sanborn
Seabrook
N.H
Panama Canal
Eads Ship
Herbert S. Eaton
East Salisbury
Man
Franklin B. Munn
Stockbridge
Jesse B. Rogers
Byfield
Joseph B. G. Welch
Newburyport
America
Herbert E. Gage
Boxford
Reeves American Band
College Park
Hoadly
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Francis A. Walker
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Jeremiah Smith
Dover
Isaac W. Smith
Manchester
Heardly
John K. Lord
Sawyer
White River Junction
S. C. Bartlett, Jr
F. T. Emery
Suncook
E. P. Noyes
Cincinnati
W. 8. Ross
Great Falls
A. E. Hadcock
Milford
F. P. Emery
Nashua
E. L. Willamson
J. J. Buck
E. B. Davis
J.C. Ross
Joseph Morgan
Trinity Mills
Tex
E. L. Williamson
E. B.davis
Purzles
Wead
E. E. Chalmers
Newbury
Grimes
W. D. Quint
General Improvement
W. P. Buckley
Wendel Williams
Mendon
Wae
Blakeley
Campton
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Hoonge W. Nesmith
Mayer
Hiram Newton Savage
William Sprague Currier
Norwich
Lows
Gilbert
George Albert Sanborn
Rochester
Bion Leland Waldron
Strafford
Arthur Woodbury Hardy
Hopkinton
L. D. ‘Sevens
Concord
Joseph Kidder
Frederick Smyth
H. N. Savage
Hartford
A. W. Lardy
Williams College Class Day Amid Bereavement
Commencement week at Williams College proceeds with no programme changes after the death of Dr. Hopkins. Class day featured Doring's Band from Troy. marshals were D I Jackson of New York and Henry Burden of Troy. Speakers included E W Young president, S T Livingston ivy orator, J T Cole poet, E L Adams library orator, J L Baxter orator, J M Allen pipe orator, all from various states and towns. Promenade concert occurred at Goodrich Hall and class supper is set for Thursday night.
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Williams College
Hopkins
Doring
Band of
J. T. Cole
Troy
N. Y
E. L. Adams
Hope N. Y
J. L. Baxter
Minneapolis
J. M. Allen
Brockport
M. W. Thomas
Danielsonville
Conn
Goodrich Hall
Amherst Exercises Mark Semi Centenary Gathering
A Amherst semi centennial day featured ivy exercises with an ode by Herman H Haley and an oration on The Truthful Spirit by A P Davis. Notable speakers included Bishop Huntington George W Curtis and Theodore Roosevelt. Dr Storrs spoke on modern college study as Vassar and Amherst compare, praising equal courses for women and men.
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Springfield
Amherst
Herman H. Haley
A. P. Davis
Albion P. Adams
H. B. Adams
Johns Hopkins University
Talcott Williams
The
Ateree In Press
F. D. Huntington
New York
George W. Curtis
F. A. Walker
E. B. Gillett
Westfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Fessor
F. A. March
Alden
American Board
Joseph Choate
Algernon S. Sullivan
John E. Sanford
Taunton
College Church
R. 5. Storrs
Tyler
Storrs
John E Sanford
Alpha Delta Phi
George William Curtis
Garrison
Vassar
Adams Academy Declamations for Gold Medal at Quincy
Yesterday morning a large audience gathered at Adams Academy in Quincy to hear declamations by pupils competing for the John Quincy Adams gold medal. The program featured classic and contemporary pieces with judges later awarding Adams gold to Charles F. Page of Brookline and Master’s prize to Louis C. Page of Brookline.
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Adams Academy
Quincy
Academy
John Quincy Adams
Lord Allin
Campbell Carleton C. Lane
Senate
Webster Henry R. Holden
Beliaf
Arthur L. Bumpus
Duke of Grafton
Chatham Louis C. Page
Brookline
Richmond
Shakspere Delcevare King
Gladstone
Glencoe
Charles H. Porter, Jr
Bonaparte
Seward
Cinque Ports
Alexander B. Halliday
Yonkers
Yorktown
Winthrop Lewis Bass, Jr
America
Chatham
Cataline
Croly Charles
Page
John O. Bar
William L. Griffin
Keene
N. H
William H
Oley
Lincoln
Longfellow
Harry E. Avery
Detroit
Mich
Charles T. Crocker
Fitchburg
Frederick H. Curtis
N. C
James L. Edwards
Quincey
William H. Foley
Iil
N. Y
Paul Hunt
Boston
Lucius E. Marple
Wollaston
Louis C. Page
Horace de Y. Lentz
Mauch Chunk
Penn
Charles F. Page
Graduation Exercises Mark 66th Term at Salem Normal
The semi annual graduation and examination exercises at the State normal school in Salem closed the sixty sixth term. Names of graduates span advanced and senior classes including Harriet Copp Hattie Manley Nellie Peabody Emma Batchelder Mary Bassett Mary Burke Mary Butler Margaret Byrne Carmichael Desmond Dudley Emerson Farnum Gallonpes Goodwin Hall Hood Hopkins Kalaher Kalberg Knight Knight Mc Masters Mullen Murphy Newhall O Reilly Outerbridge Pierce Reilly Rich Road Stevens Thayer Tomlinson Trask Wallis Wilson and others. Addresses were delivered by Mare Raymond and E Carrigan of the State Board of Education.
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Salem
Srrer Au
State Normal School At
Harriet M. Copp
Ipswich
Hattie A. Manley
Melrose
Nellie A. Peabody
Emma Batchelder
North Reading
Mary E. Bassett
Newburyort
Mary R. Burke
Gloucester
Mary FE
Cambridgeport
Addie R. Hood
Danvers
Maud F. Hopkins
Mary A. Kalaher
Wakefield
Thyra Christina Kalberg
Cambridge
Mabel Symonds Knight
Minnie Frances Knight
A. Helena McMasters
Somerville
Elizabeth Frances Mullen
South Boston
Adeline M. Murphy
Stoneham
Helen L. Newhall
Lynn
Ellen A. O'Reilly
Lillian
Beverly
Florence L. Wilson
Waltham
Mare Raymond
E. ©. Carrigan
The
State Board of Education
New York Produce Exchange Votes to Close Saturday
News in brief reports the New York Produce Exchange voted yesterday to close the exchange on Saturday. In a separate item, a brakeman was instantly killed while shifting cars at the Lake crossing on the Boston and Albany Railroad at Natick yesterday.
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New York Produce Exchange
Lake Crossing
Boston & Albany
Natick
Harvard Class Dinners Show Alumni Paths and Pride
Harvard alumni celebrations span many classes with dinners at Young’s Hotel Parker House and the Union Club. The Class of 1884 gathers at the Brunswick, seeing members in law medicine ministry finance and journalism amid songs, toasts, and rah rah cheers. Other classes follow with formalities and resolutions, honoring late members and sharing reports from the Lawrence Scientific School.
Fast New York to Boston Mail Restored Under Negotiations
Negotiations at the Post Office Department aim to establish a rapid New York to Boston mail. The plan would collect the day’s mail by 11 p m and deliver in Boston by 5 a m, reducing delays that keep New England connections missed and papers lingering in the Boston office all day.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New York
Boston
New England
Sixteenth Harvard Dental Alumni Meeting at Youngs Hotel
The Harvard Dental Alumni Association held its sixteenth annual meeting at Youngs Hotel last evening featuring music speeches and a dinner. Elected officers for the next year were President Dr F G Eddy Providence Vice President Dr William H Potter Secretary Dr Charles Wilson and Treasurer Dr W E Page. A committee to solicit alumni contributions to the Harvard dental school included Drs Wilson Page Potter Codman Fillebrown and a committee on next year’s music appointed Drs J E Stanton Lowe E P Stevens.
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Union Club
R. M. Morse
Francis Bartlett
Franklin Haven, Jr
Solomon Lincoln
G. M. Barnard
John ©. Ropes
John D. Long
Grenville Bacon
Dr. F. 4H. Brown
Stanton Blake
H. N. Fisher
L. Dearborn
W. @. Goldsmith
A. A. Hayes
R. D. Smith
Cambridge
N. W. Munroe
Greenfield
Parker House
Harvard
Thomas P. Beal
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Harvard University
William N. Swift
New Bedford
Sigourney Butler
the Treasury
W. E. Russell
Young’s Hotel
G. W. Suter
W. R. Thayer
Young’s
Meine Marie W. R. Livermore
U.S.N
Peter B. Olney
New York
G. G. Crocker
Prentiss Cummings
Cambridge Railroad
W. L. Richardson
Young
S. W. R. Richards
Boston
A. L. Lincoln, Jr
Pickering
Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young's Hotel
F. G. Eddy
Providence
William H. Potter
Charles Wilson
W. E. Page
Harvard Dental School
W. FE. Page
W. H. Potter
J. T. Codman
T. Fillebrown
J. E. Stanton
E. A. Lowe
Lowell
E. I’. Stevens
Codman Will Case Resumes in Probate Court
In a Probate Court session the Codman will case continued with readings of Mrs. Kimball letters to Mr. Codman. The letters shown aimed to prove undue influence at the will’s creation, mirroring prior epistles. After closing testimony, Mrs. Codman’s side finished reading letters. the will’s counsel rested. The hearing adjourned to July 6 for arguments.
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Codman
Probate
Driven wells and patent claims in the Eames case
The Supreme Court decision in Eames vs Andrews leaves the old-fashioned driven well method, using paint and strainer, unaffected. Open end wells, common in clay beds, remove earth by washing or boring, enabling many wells where driving is impossible. Green’s 1868 patent and 1879 connecting-pump patent are noted as public-use prior art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bulletin
United States Supreme Court
Eames Vs
N. W. Green
Green
Great Head Regatta Shows Close Races and Yacht Class Winners
The Great Head Yacht Club regatta off the club house began at 3 30 p m with three classes racing on coastal courses from judges boat to buoys then back. Great Scott led class one to hold a narrow finish against Hector while Zoe edged Victor in class two with Topsy second after time allowances. Cadet and Idyl battled in class three with Laurel later ruled out for length. judges noted light easterly wind shifting to a stronger finish.
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Great Head
Governor's Island
Manlles
Scott
Heetor
Zoe
Victor
Topsy
Cadet
Idyl
Laurel
George Box
G. W. Spinney
Post, Journal and Advertiser
H. M
Great Scott, Belcher
Hector
H. W. Floyd
Erminie
B. H. Bradshaw
Ramona
J. P. Norton
Frolic
L. K. Billinga
W. A. McField
Vietor, Hildredth & Free- Maan C'S
de Tieite
Evelyn
H. T. Harrington
H. Belcher
H. Hutchinson
Fury
J. H. Putnam
C. H. Smith
Annie
R. H. Mitchell
J. S. Cushing
Harry Hutchinson
Fred Melvin
Delphine
S. A. Freeman
Cushing
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Startling Statistics from New England Health Official
A Boston report recounts a State Department official warning that New England diets and habits are harming health, citing rising kidney disease like Bright’s, and touts Hunt's Remedy as effective in preventing sickness. It notes prominent figures such as Henry Wilson and James G. Blaine as historically affected and claims remedies used in hospitals nationwide.
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Boston
State Department
Massachusetts
New England
Henry Wilson
Charles Sumner
Wendell Phillips
James G. Blaine
Hunt
Medical College
Bright
Beacon
No Sales On Saturdays Until Further Notice
A long list of securities and shares offered with dates and values appears, including First Natl Bank Merrimack, Fitchburg R. R. Co, North Chicago Rolling Mills, Union Pacific, Michigan Central, and various railroads, mills, banks, and bonds. The note warns no sales on Saturdays until further notice, with extensive bond and stock details and dates such as 1891 through 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natl. Bank
Merrimack
Lowell Machine Shop
Fitchburg R. R. Co. Ptd
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Essex Co
Cincinnati
Summit
R. R
Chicago
Burl. & Quincey Bs
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagen
Atchison
Champion Iron Co
Freeman’s Natl. Bank
Rutland RR. Co
Boston Wharf Co
Cook County
Louisville, Evans
St. Louis
R.R. Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
National Exchan
Bank
Do Hamilton Natl
Yeoples
Worcester, Nash. & Rochester RR. Co
Freeman's Natl
Tremont National Bank
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Dwight Mfg. Co
Milwaukee & St. Paul RR
First National Bank of Worcester
Dedham
Bank of Dedham
Flexible Shoe Natl Co
Manut
Eagle Bank
Continental Mills
Gt. Falls Manut. Co
Boston & Providence
Old Colony Ra
Winnisimmet Co
Charles River Embankment Co
van Concord & Mont
Mort
Portland Water Co
Rutland Raimt
Delaware Mutual le Ie
Bank of Redemption
Boston Cab Co
Dayton & Ironton Rd
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
McKay
Consord Granite Co. of
N. i
Hamilton
Busell Trimmer Co
Manchester Mills
Boston & Maine
City of Cleveland
San
Cleveland
Great Falls Mill. Co
Eastern Freight Car Heater Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Do Hill Mfg. Co
Natl
Exchange Bank
de Hamilton Natl. Bank
Amer. Insurance Co
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Boston Consol. Street, Rd. Co
Cleveland & Canton Ri
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Co
City of Chicago
State of Mainers
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Saugus
Merrimac Valley
Richardson & Galvin
Maud R. Richardson & Galvin
Nora Thomas Sugden
Alex L. L. A. Morse
Ellenville
B.m
Alice BE
M. C. Delano
Canton
Elcho C. E. Mosher
Lawrence
M. A. Skinner
Haverhill
Rank Patchen H. Woodruff
Allston
Ward Rade Russell
Buckfield
Robert D. J. A. Snow
Ned Hanlan
John ‘Trout
David Wilkes
E. Mosher
Dartmouth
A. W. Hardy
Salem Normal School
Alma Mater
Brunswick
Samuel A. Eliot
T. J. Coolidge
Allen Curtis
A. Hibbard
Alma
L. B. McCagg
J. M. Osborne
R. F. Howe
Eliot
Fast Mail
Harvard Dental
California
San Francisco
Cal
Ita
Best & Belchest
Ophir
Va Savage
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada Union Con
Tae Eureka
Gould & Curry
Jackel
Hale & Norcross
NEW York Times
Kin
Royal Aking Powdex CO
Wall St
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown, Treas
Baeder, Adamson & Co
Aaron . Gay & CO
State Street
Davis & Furber
Campbell & Clute
Tiffaney & Cooper
Beppey
Highlandville Station
Woonsocket Division
New York New England Railroad
Highland Avenue
West Street
George H. Talbot
Federal Street
R. Knights & Co
Washington Street
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Fuehling RR. Co
Do Quincey Mining Co
R.R
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Alen
Boston Belting Co
W. L
Boston & Albany RR
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Kansas City & Sauer RR
Irent Falls Mfg. Co
Old Boston Rak Bank
National Ea Fe Ibank
Joeeee Conn
Pass
Teers RR
Pfd
Nette
Houghton & Ontonagon RR
Igor
Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Nison
Rockland National Bank
Shawmut National Bank
Maine Central
K.R. Co
Rutland R.R. Co
Lawrence Gas Lt
Massachusetts Mutual Tygurance Co
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Wman Im
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Wichita & Western
Charlestown
Great Falla
Horse and
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Uoratio Harris & CO
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
East Side
Manufacturers
BRICE
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Floyd
Harvard Street
Linden Place
Brookline Station
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Gaslight Co
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Oe Sak
Aera Y Vic 3 Mechanics’ Natl. Bank
Mas
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Rutland Rd
Union Metallic Fast
8. R. Knights & CO
Main Street
Elmo Street
Blue Hill
Franklin Park
Ward
Lephone
Fourth Street
Dorchester Avenue
South
Office of Auctioneers
Tremont
Davenport Street
Keeler Manufacturing Company
Highlandville
Needham
Richards & CO
John GC. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Thomas Gogin
Suffolk Savings Bank
Suffolk
Thoms Park
Jonathan Phillips
Eighth Street
Mount Washington Association
Jonathan Pt 8
Jonathan Phillid
Affolk Savings Bank
Chas
Henry Parker
Treas’s
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