Into the Thick of the Fire and Heroes of Merrimac
Reverent tribute to naval heroism at Morro and Zocapa with praise for Lt Hobson and six volunteers, while a coxswain disobeying orders is noted as part of the daring mission. The piece extols American grit and contrasts it with a call for health and vigor through Dr. Pierce's remedies.
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Hobson
Dr. Pierce
M. D
Ind Surgical Institute
Pierce
Chas. T. Stone
Whitford
Chester Co
R. V. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Buffalo
Ne Y
Radcliffe Class of '98 Holds Large Commencement
Sanders Theatre hosted Radcliffe College graduates with 47 degrees awarded including 9 master of arts. Notable honors went to Maud Wood and Edith Horne among others while Admiral Dewey decor adorned Somerset Associates event venue late into the night.
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Maude May Wood
Inez Haynes Gillmore
Marguerite Elizabeth Leonard
Edith Temple Horne
Gertrude May Flanigan
Amelia Washburn Davis
Helen Pullman Fluhrer
Mary Florence Griffin
Frances Mary Drury
Jennie Tay Edwards
Maude Lucy Fellows
Beatrice Erskine Hahn
Maria Louise Jewett
Agnes Melita Knowles
Maude Winthrop Lincoln
Edith Lillian Sawyer
Sarah Hall Sharples
Marian Bartholow Walker
Edith Fiske Whitney
Magne Cum Laude
Marguerite Barton
Vauline Wight Brigham
Mary Ellery Clark
Gertrude Mary Flanigan
Kate Daniels Griswold
Gertrude Freeman Hall
Eleniette Marie Heinzen
Elizabeth Helen Trnnter
Blanche Manahan Huse
Frances Blackler Keene
Grace Warren Landrum
Margaret Elizabeth Leonard
Gertrude Stein
San Francisco
Cal
Lillian May Wing
Edith Annette Winship
Mary Parker Follett
South Quincy
Amy Bailey Sylvester
Somerville
Anna Boynton Thompson
Boston
Maud May Wood
Abby Noyes Arnold
Smith College
North Abington
Mary Alice Bowers
Snee
Martha Carter
Radcliffe College
Newtonville
Beulah Marie Dix
Cambridge
Carrie Anna Harper
Charlestown
Bertha Marion Dillsbury
University of Sinois
Bunting
Admiral Dewey
Councilman
Hickey
William Aubroin
J. Silva
Joseph King
Peter Riley
Isaac Pierce
Messrs. Hughes and Cunningham
Joseph Hoar
Joseph Battles
W. J. McCullogh
William Smith
George Donaghue
Thomas Noonan
Thomas Collins
William Troy
Martin Curley
John Costello
W. J. Corrigan
KE. J. Mahoney
Parental School Inspection Draws Officials and Guests
One hundred eighty seven boys lined up in regulation dress saluted trustees and city government members during a parade at the Parental School in West Roxbury. Edwin P. Seaver attended as superintendent of schools while Mrs. Perkins hosted a fruit spread. Later officials toured the Marcella Street home and grounds aboard special barges, escorted by Superintendent Michael J. Dwyer.
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West Roxbury
Edwin P. Seaver
Flag lowers at Clarendon Hotel gift to new manager
About 800 people gathered near the Clarendon Hotel at Dover and Tremont streets as a 30 by 48 foot flag was lowered and presented to Mr. Andrew Andersson on formally taking over management. Clocks a Howard pattern and a solid gold desk clock were also presented. The presentation was led by Alexander Brown with Bacharach, Crafts, and Kranne, while Senator Morse and ex-Senator Quinn spoke.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce’ Golden
John G. Born
Liberty Ave
Pittsburg
George H. Belcher
Dorton, Pike Co
Clarendon Hotel
Dover
Tremont Streets
Andrew Andersson
Andersson
Alexander Brown
Sol
Bacharach
Horace Crafts
EF. G. Kranne
Senator Morse
Quinn
Adirondack Excursion of July 1 and 2 via Fitchburg Railroad
The Adirondack excursion on July 1 and 2, offered via the Fitchburg railroad, is highlighted as the year s most popular outing. Tickets and delay details are available at 200 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington Street
Boston
Prize Winners Close of School Season in Boston
Boston schools closed the season with graduation exercises and prize awards. At English High School 180 graduates were honored before more than a thousand family and friends, with ten Franklin medal winners led by E K Fenno. Other ceremonies included Mechanic Arts High School, Girls Latin School, Roxbury High, Newton High, West Roxbury High and numerous grammar schools across the city.
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Boston Grammar
English High School
M. Mackenstrom
A. Schwartz
A. B. Hall
S. Cohen
H. J. McIntyre
H. Brooks
J. F. Krokyn
Henry W. Buhler
C. B. Clapp
E. K. Fenno
Lawrence
M. Mackenstrum
Clifford Blake Clapp
Edward Kimball Fenno
Fred Morris Foley
McDonald
Wagram
Harry Vincent Linehan
Aaron Schwartz
Reuben Sidney Wyner
Cecil Rhodes
Statesman
Foley
Mr. Foley
Irving F. Adams
William Pr. Arnold
Joseph Ascher
Adrien ©. Borden
James H. Brown
Robert V. Brown
Charles F. Mills
van I. Nettleton
Louis J. Peyser
Philip Seaver
Paul C. Shipman
Abraham Silverman
Charles P. Tolman
John W. Wadleigh
Arthur I. Whittem
Henry G. Allbright, Jr
Arthur B. Allen
Robert C. Andrew
William J Atwood
Cornelius G. Attwood
Louis G. Bichher
William R. Bacon
Wiliam M. Bassett
Alexander M. Berger
Richard L. Birmingham
Robert A. Bletzer
Frederic L. Bogan
Archibald R. Briggs
Harry Brooks
James A. Burgess
William F. Butler
William G. Madigan
Matthew J. Callahan
Walter I. Canavan
Robert S. Carmichael
Caril Ss. Chace
Franklin M. Chace
G. Emory Che
Edward H. Goodrich
Eliot Granger
Abraham Green
Arthur P. Hall
Frank A. Hamilton
Angus R. Hammond
William Co. Harry
George S. Hathaway
John B. Hebberd
John J. Hennessy
Morris M. Hermann
Elmer M. Hervey
Charles A. Hunnefeld
John J. Sturley
Herbert J. James
Stephen O. Jefferson
Charles 3. Johnson
George A
Willliam KB. McGilvery
Frank J. McGonagle
Horace J. Macintire
Henry C. McKenna
Walter A. Maley
Henry Manley, Jr
Clifford B. Manuel
Meyerdich Mardikian
Julius L. Margot
Walter M. Marston
Jack L. Martin
Stuart F. Marin
William H. Mayo
Joseph J. Meehan
William IF. Mahan
J. Frederick Mooney
Henri C. Morand
Leon KE. Morton
Matthew Mackensturi
Abraham Myerson
Francis W. Newhall
Cornelius D. O'Brien
Thomas IT. O'Connor
Harold J. O'Doherty
Johnd. O'Reilly
G. M. Parker
Harry Pearson
Joseph L. Porchella
S._ Dewey Powers
John A. Prohaska
Arthur D. Quimby
George J. Riley
Joseph Ripley
Samuel Robinson
William F. Robinson, Jr
Maurice T. Romanow
Arthur D. Ronimus
Joseph VP. Scanlon
Ernest L. Seavey
T. Sherwin Spinney
Albert W. Stetson
Thomas J. Sullivan
Wilmont L. Swift
Willard C. Tannatt, Jr
Frederick W. Thielscher
Charles FE
Thornton
Mark Tis
Harry W. Andrews
Frank W. Blair
Charles Boardman
Francis W. Bulfinch
Hemenway C. Bullock
Joseph L. Connell
John M. Cummings
Edward R. Doherty
Charles N. Fitch
Carl B. Gibson
William A. Harty
George H. Holmes
Wilbert H. Jefferson
Joseph I. Kleh
Adolph BR. L. Linberg
Herberts. May
Harold S. Perkins
William F. Quigley
Sydney W. Riley
Reuben T. Robinson
Richard W. Shugg
Francis F. H. Smith
Henry E. Stillings
John R. Bier Jr
Daniel J. Sullivan
Charles Ek. Young
Girls’ Latin School
Atin School
Copley Square
Sarah Il. Arnold
Board of Supervisors
A. H. Plumb
Browne
John Tetlow
Athena
Nosalle Y. Abbot
Rachel Berenson
Blanche Bonnelle
Helen (. Bunker
Gertrude Y. Cliff
Gertrude Daily
Bessie L. Davidson
Maria M. Dawson
Mary Kk. Fiske
Elizabeth Forbes
Helen M. Frost
Marjory Gl, Gibson
Eva TL. Gould
Mary H. Wall
Glenda M. Heath
Marion P. Littlefield
Vern W. Littlefield
Helen M. Knight
Boston
Bowditch
Bunker Hill
Charles Sumner
Dearborn
Edward Everett
Eliot
Gaston
George Putnam
Henry L. Pierce
Hyde
Lincoln
Longfellow
Norcross
Prince
Robert G. Shaw
Sherwin School
The
Rice Training School
Harvard Alumni Reminisce At Commencement Eve Gatherings
Harvard College alumni from classes 1846 through 1881 held commemoration dinners at Youngs Hotel Parker House Somerset Club Exchange Club and Revere House. Notable attendees included Charles Ke Guild Charles Francis Adams Hon Charles Fairchild J T Bailey Walter H. Edgerly George A. Gordon and Edward W Atkinson among others.
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Harvard College
Young’s
Charles KE. Guild
Judge N. Webb
Thomas R. Rodman
A. L. Merrill
Joseph B. F. Osgood
George B. Neth
J. H. Brackett
Frederick Nichols
Eel Carr
A. C. Burrage
J. H. Cummings
Young's
George B. Morris
New York
A. J. ©. Lowden
Lewis Stackpole
Samuel Wells
Exchange Club
J. A. Frye
Fort Warren
A. A. Gleason
Augustus Vogel
Paul Revere Frothingham
Edward Nichols
H.A. Tayior
L. L. Hight
FE. H. Babbitt
G. R. Carpenter
Walter H. Edgerly
Edward W. Atkinson
George A. Gordon
Greene
Johns Hopkins
W. C. Lane
Harvard
W. Db. Swain
H. B. Howard
Morgan
C. R. Sanger
St. Louis
George A. Bartlett
Newton
Revere House
The Lights of London Tops Castle Square Attendance
Amusement scene notes Castle Square Theatre crowds reach peak levels while The Lights of London matches top success with superb production. Tremont Theatre adds John B Mason Mae Emmons in Around the Town and Kittie Mitchell songs. Downing saga at Keith's features intense arena scene. Proceeds support Faith and Hope Association as Boston venues host concerts and vaudeville acts throughout the week.
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Castle Square Theatre
London
Tremont Theatre
John B. Mason
Mae Emmons
Kittie Mitchell
Robert Downing
Keith
Downing
Sampson-Shafter
United States
Herbert Abu Hassan
Ecceeseeeeees Weber Wegioos
Cais Cube Eeekess
Rubinstein
Pomone Walltz
C.cccceereevcees Waldteufel Selection
Huguenots
Meyerhoer Overture
Rienzi
Ccceeeseceee Ees
Wasnoping Volrouse
Ol Gotisis
Moszkowski
Hobson
Bilse
Scherz
Verdi
Halvorsen
Manila
Pines Park
Bath
Boston Theatre
Harry Clark
Mattie Temple
Howard Comique Novelty Company
Norumbega Park
Boston
Chicago
Austin & Stone
B. Schoeffel
Patriotic Benefit at Lowell Field For War Relief
Boston residents travel to Lowell on Thursday for a large outdoor war relief fundraiser on the Benjamin F. Butler grounds. The 4 30 p m to 11 p m program features a novel theatre with operetta patriotic songs and dancing in the afternoon, tableaux by Cercle Albani, a Grecian dance, and a spectacular evening play. Three bands perform, a camp fire and smoke talk, and meals are priced 50 cents with a 2 cent and 50 cent supper provided by the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Patriotic Societies
Boston
Lowell
Benjamin F. Butler
War Relief Fund
Cercle Albani
George Charette
Woman's Relief Corps
Miller Sentenced to Prison For Station Robbery and Fresh Pond Hold Up
William H. Miller was sentenced to 15 to 20 years for robbing and attempting to kill Station Agent Lane at Power Hill station Wayland. He received an additional 10 to 15 year term for holding up Ticket Agent Clancy in the Fresh Pond incident.
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William H. Miller
Lane
Power Hill
Wayland
Fresh Pond
Clancy
Round Trip to Washington from Boston July Fourth Week
Royal Blue Line offers $14.50 to Washington and back from Boston with July 4 5 6 7 travel and return by July 15. Extensions to July 31 for 59 cents. Half rates for side trips to Luray Gettysburg Richmond. Congress in session Camp Alger volunteers National Education Association in session. For details contact A J Simmons NEA 211 Washington St Boston.
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Washington
Boston
New England
Luray
Gettysburg
Richmond
Congress
Camp Alger
National Educational Association
National Capital
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
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