Malden Woman Robbed on Trolley Car in St Louis
Miss Milaned Coffin of Malden Massachusetts was robbed on a trolley from the World's Fair to Union Station in St Louis. A purse containing two ten dollar postal money orders, some cash, and a Boston return ticket were taken. Police could not assist as there was no clue to the thief.
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ST. Louis
Union Station
Milaned Coffin
Washington Street
Malden
Mass
Boston
School Committeeman Keenan Weds Mary Donovan
School Committeeman Dr Herbert J Keenan and Miss Mary A Donovan of South Boston were married in St Vincent s Church E Street yesterday morning by Rev William H Grant. Vincent Keenan brother of the groom was best man and Miss Katherine Sweeney bridesmaid. The couple received many beautiful gifts.
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Herbert J. Keenan
Mary A. Donovan
South Boston
St. Vincent’s Church
E Street
William H. Grant
Vincent Keenan
Katherine Sweeney
Keenan
Perry Van Ummerson Bride Weds Attorney George Perry
Miss Florence EB Van Ummerson daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Van Ummerson of Somerville and attorney George Perry were married this afternoon at her mother’s home by Rev George Skene of the First M E Church. Miss Van Ummerson’s sister was bridesmaid with Oscar H Nelson as best man. A family reception followed and the couple will reside at 34 Rogers Avenue West Somerville after a trip to New Jersey.
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Florence EB. van Ummerson
Elizabeth van Ummerson
Sjambria Street
Somerville
George 4/ Perry
Benton Road
George Skene
M. E
van Tmmerson
Oscar H. Nelson
Newby
Perry
New Jersey
Rogers ‘Avenue
West Somerville
Wedding of Miss Clencora Clem in Somerville
The wedding of Miss Clencora Clem niece of Mr and Mrs Alexander Grimes of 175 Elm Street West Somerville and daughter of Mrs David Clem of Berwick N S to Arthur Sylvester Eddy of Somerville occurred last evening at the Grimes residence. Rev M H Leavitt Broad way Congregational Church Somerville officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Margaret Orpin Medford, best man Warnard Clem brother of the bride, flower girls Edith Grimes and Gladys Parker.
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Clencora Clem
Alexander Grimes
Elm Street
West Somerville
David Clem
Berwick
N. S
Arthur Sylvester Eddy
Somerville
Edith Grimes
Gladys Parker
Regatta Eve Hopes as Harvard Yale Crews Vie on Thames
Luck with the Crimson and Blue as newsmen forecast a hard fought university eight race on the Thames River. Yale holds the 20 minute 10 second Thames record, while strong crews and favorable weather are fueling anticipation for possible record breaking performances tomorrow.
Harvard Varsity Crew Members Brief Sketches
Harvard announces brief sketches of its varsity crew members. Oliver D. Filley from Paris stroking the team. James P. B. Duffy from Rochester rowed at Georgetown and Law School. Walter Shuebruk from Dorchester prepared at Boston Latin. Carl Lawson from Auburndale rowed on freshman and university crews. Theodore G. Meier from New York rowed in the senior crew. Philip W. Flint from Worcester rowed bow. Ernest E. Smith from Foxboro rowed bow on junior eight and senior crew. Harold Sieigned from Honolulu captained the squad. Alfred E. Chase from Lynn is the coxswain.
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Harvard
Oliver D. Filley
Paris
France
Rugby
Stone’school
Stone
University
James P. B. Duffy
Rochester
N. Y
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Law School
Walter Shuebruk
Dorchester
Boston Latin School
Universe
Carl Lawson
Auburndale
Waltham High School
Theodore G. Meier
New York City
Philip W. Flint
Worcester
Worcester High School
Ernest E. Smith
Foxboro
Rox L School
Harold of
Siegned
Bomiula
Honolulu
Weld Annapolis
Alfred BE. Chase
Lynn
Noble and Greene School
Yale Varsity Eight Rowers Lined With Big Heights
Yale’s varsity crew features six-footers and a high average height as the eight men travel the river. The roster includes Harold J. Whitney from Morristown New Jersey and Walter B. Cross of Fitchburg as captain, with others from Staten Island Newark and Norwich.
Harvard Wins Coin Toss For Cambridge Shells At Red Top
At Red Top, Harvard crew leaders won three coin tosses to set lanes for tomorrow's races. The varsity eight and four-oared crews drew western lanes, the freshman crew eastern. Coach Colson praised the team’s condition while noting the stroke differs from Cornell's and predicting a challenging day ahead.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Cambridge
Dillingham
William H. Meikleham
Crimson
Yale
Broad View
Varsity
Mark
Colson
Corbett
Red
Cornell
Yale Freshman Rowing Team Details and Coxswain
A freshman crew member from Bridgeport, aged 20, 6 feet 1 inch, 157 pounds, trained at St Paul’s School before Yale. The varsity eight coxswain is Stewart LeBlanc from New Orleans, 21, 5 feet 5 inches, 110 pounds, who rows and attended St Paul’s School.
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Bridgeport
Yale
St. Paul’s School
Stewart LeBlanc
New Orleans
St. Paul Ool
Moseley Harris wed at Hotel Kensington in Denver
Miss Eleanore Moseley daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Moseley of Denver and Arthur T Harris of Brookline were married last evening at Hotel Kensington. Rev George Batchelor officiated. Lt Col Moseley in the regular army stationed in Denver.
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Eleanore Moseley
Charles Walker Prominent Cambridge Resident Dies at Home
Charles Walker president of the Riverside Press died last evening at his home 155 Western Avenue. He had held public offices including president of the City Council and overseer of the poor. He leaves a widow three sons and a daughter.
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Charles Walker
Riverside Press
Western Avenue
Walker
HUB PUNCH A READY MADE DRINK FROM HUB PUNCH MAKERS
Years ago the makers of HUB PUNCH conceived a need for a prepared punch that could be relied on for consistent pleasure and to spare the trouble of making it. HUB PUNCH is the result, buy it and see for yourself. Sold by licensed dealers generally. H. Graves & Sons, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Arrangements for the Thames Race Already Finalized
New London Conn June 2 All arrangements for the race have been completed by order of the Treasury drawbridges over the Thames will close from minutes before each race until 15 minutes after it Yachts and observation boats must be anchored at the finish outside police lines half an hour before each start to ensure quiet water at finish Navigation on the river will be closed during the races and the revenue cutter Gresham will enforce rules
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New London
Conn
Secretary of the Treasury
Thames
Gresham
State Street Men Favor Yale In The Betting
State Street is greatly interested in the coming boat race between Yale and Harvard. Bets amounting to about $10,000 have been offered and taken on the result. Yale is the favorite in most cases, with odds from 5 to 2 to 1. A large delegation from the street will go to New London to witness the race, and many thousands more may be wagered before the crews line up.
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State Street
Yale
Harvard
New London
Freshman Race Forecast by Harvard Supporters
Harvard backers expect a close freshman race with Crimson hopefuls aiming to pull ahead. The four camp followers show confidence that No comber can energize the crew, despite Brownell’s greater power and experience, and help propel the team to victory.
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Crimson
Nocomber
Brownell
Fvne
Harvard Class 82 Banquet Draws 30+ at Parker House
More than thirty members of Harvard class of 82 attended the annual banquet at the Parker House last evening. Apart from planning a grand reunion next year, President Roosevelt will be invited to attend.
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Harvard
Parker House
Roosevelt
Stormy Chelsea Aldermen consider city hall and rail franchise
Chelsea Aldermen clashed as City Messenger moved to seat Alderman Collier amid a heated meeting. Debates over licensing records, a proposed City Hall plan, and a Boston Elevated Railway franchise dominated the session, with calls for inquiries and protests from a church group.
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Alley
Chelsea
Boston
Y Williams
Willians
James Gould
Seth J. Littlefieid
William E. McClintock
State Highway Commission
Rivermen
Char
Joint Committee
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Our City
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Filley
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Lawson
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W. McBlaine Cox
J. Kruttachnitt, “Jr
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Sheffield Scientific School
Morristown
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Concord
N. F
Walter 8. Cross
Fitchburg
Andover Academy
Cross
R. W. C. Whittier
Staten Island
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James E. Miller
Newark
Berkel School
Harold N. Scott
Teago
Richard ©. Morse
Norwich
Norwich Free Academy
Cornelius N. Daly
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Uum
Hamburg
Gio
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Scott
Daly
Weeks
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Whitney
Captain Cross
Harris—Moseley
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Creme Deniitrice
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Canai St
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Chas. Walker
Stevenson
Kennedy
Elm Point
Tomor
Ron
Soley
New City Hall
Beck
Fletcher Osgood
East Side Improvement Association
Daniel H. Sullivan
Peti Toners
First Baptist Cheech Society
Andrew J. Bacon
Central Avenue
Renee Ane
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