Harvard Freshmen Soccer Team Awards Class Numerals
The Harvard freshman soccer team awarded class numerals to 16 players. Recipients include F. S. Allen Harrison New York W. C. Boyden Jr Winnetka Illinois L. W. Coleman Chicago T. Dean Stamford Connecticut T. J. DeCamp West Medford G. H. Hughes Milton J. M. Jennings New York G. H. Lyman Jr Boston C. B. McLaughlin Jr New York H. F. Mann Milwaukee Donald Moffat New York O. G. Ricketson Fernandina Florida A. Rodgers Jr Washington D C
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Harvard
F. S. Allen
Harrison, N. Y
W. C. Boyden, Jr
Winnetka, Ill
L. W. Coleman
Chicago
T. Dean
Stamford
Boston
C. B. McLaughlin, Jr
New York
H. F. Mann
Milwaukee
Wis
Donald Moffat
O. G. Ricketson
Fernandina, Fla
A. Rodgers, Jr
Washington, D. C
The Great American Ale Question and Its Answer
A playful promotion probes which ale leads American markets in quality popularity and sales. It lauds a top ale with an Official Faucet status and widespread retail prosperity, while hinting at favored brands without naming them.
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United States
Portland and East Hampton Names in Maryland Notice
M. F. Talbot of Portland Maine R. T. Whistler of Baltimore and R. W. Wood Jr of East Hampton Long Island are listed among involved parties in the legal notice.
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M. F. Talbot
Portland, Me
R. T. Whistler
Baltimore
R. W. Wood, Jr
East Hampton
L. I
Pierian Sodality at Harvard Posts 105th Annual Concert
The Pierian Sodality of Musicians at Harvard gave its 105th annual concert in Sanders Theatre Cambridge before a large audience. The programme featured works by Saint Saens Gluck Dvorak and Wagner.
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Pierian Sodality of Musicians
Harvard
United States
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Sodality
Saint- Saens
Gluck
Dvorak
Wagner
Taxi Row Draws Crowd At Court Square Near City Hall
A man described as Isaac Levy, a South End department store owner, was restrained after a violent rampage in a taxicab. Police and attendants fought to subdue him as crowds gathered, then he was taken to Psychopathic Hospital for examination.
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Court Square
City Hall
South End
Isaac Levy
Washington Street
Institutions’ Registration Department
Charles F. Gaynor
G. E. Rowell
Station 2
Psychopathic Hospital
Springfield Man Killed by Auto in New York
William Van Vinck a 42 year old manager of a Springfield Massachusetts photo engraving company died in Bellevue Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile while attempting to cross an uptown street on April 15.
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Springfield
Auto New York
William van Vinck
Mass
Bellevue Hospital
Forgetful Doctor Faces Poison Trial in Springfield
Dr. Arthur B. Smith resumes his defense in Springfield one day after his wife Florence Cavileer Smith died. He denies ownership of a car at the time and contradicts state witnesses who placed him in a vehicle with Mabel Merchant, Newton nurse and future Mrs. Smith, who was not in the city then.
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Springfield
Arthur B. Smith
Florence Cavileer Smith
Dr. Smith
Mabel Merchant
Newton
Mass
Smith
Miss Merchant
Quincy Man Hangs Self in Own Home
Charles A Hobart 40 a Quincy clerk at the Boston custom house was found hanged by a rope from a cellar rafter at his Bennett street home yesterday morning. Despondent over three years of nervous prostration he had been on leave since Christmas. He leaves a widow and two sons Merrill 10 Wendell 7.
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Charles A. Hobart
Bennett Street
Quincy
Boston
Hobart
Wollaston Lodge
I. O. Oe
Manet
Quincy High School
C. A. McCausland
Doctor’s Marital Ties Shadowed by Past Inquiries
During cross examination the witness faced questions about alleged trouble at the New York Homeopathic Institute and a disputed inheritance scheme. He admitted engagement to a nurse whose name he forgot and described how his relationship with Mabel Merchant evolved from engagement in August to marriage in October after his first wife’s death.
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New York
Homeopathic Institute
Laybourne
Dr. Smith
Anziah Winger
Mabel Merchant
Miss Merchant
Paris Costumes With Color Illustrations Promised
The upcoming Sunday Post will feature the latest Paris costumes with color illustrations for readers to view.
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Paris
150 Cotton Mill Strikers Return to Webster Mills
In Sunook New Hampshire on April 30 150 strikers from the Webster Cotton Mills returned to work after about ten days out. They reportedly reached a wage increase agreement with company officials and will resume duties.
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Suncook
N. H
Webster Cotton Mills
Old Romance Is Revealed In Paris Wedding
Chicago observes the Paris marriage of Mrs. Emily Hutchinson Crane widow of Richard T. Crane and Francis T. A. Junkin general counsel for the Santa Fe railroad. The couple rekindled a 25 year romance after Crane’s death and Junkin renews his engagement. The bride is 47. Junkin is a Virginia pastor’s son.
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Chicago
Paris
Emily Hutchinson Crane
Richard T. Crane
Francis T. A. Junkin
Santa Fe Railroad
Miss Hutchinson
Mr. Crane
Mr. Junkin
William Finney Junkin
Rockbridge County
Virginia
Cambridge Charities to Receive Bequests
The will of Mrs. Annie N. Tilton filed for probate in East Cambridge provides for public bequests to multiple groups. The Woman's Home Missionary Society and the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Shepherd Memorial Church each receive 1900 dollars. several Cambridge organizations get 500 dollars. the Cambridge Hospital Woman's Aid Society receives 1000 dollars. The will is dated March 28, 1907.
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Annie N. Tilton
Highland Street
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Shepherd Memorial Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Riverside Alliance
Woman's Seamen's Friend Society
Old People’s Home
Spring Medicine Ad Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla
An old advertisement urges readers to treat spring fatigue with Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it cures weakness and loss of appetite. The copy promises wide approval with thousands using the remedy daily.
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Hood
Bride Sat Guard In Silence At Grant's Tomb
In New York on April 30 a bride, Lewis Baumann's wife, spent hours from midnight to 8 am on the steps of Grant's Tomb unable to speak to her husband who was on fixed post. An unromantic captain kept him at duty and the couple walked away arm in arm at 8.
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New York
Grant
Lewis Baumann
Baumann
Brooklyn Institute Rejects Slave Scene Painting
A painting titled To the Highest Bidder by Harry Roseland was rejected by the Brooklyn Institute. The work depicted a slave woman and child on an auction block and was deemed likely to revive painful memories. The piece was offered by former Brooklyn Mayor Charles A. Schieren.
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New York
Brooklyn Institute
Harry Roseland
Brooklyn
Institute
Charles A. Schieren
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Harvard Pierian Sodality
Adams Square
South End Merchant
Shamroc
Holland Wine Co
Quincy Man
R. T. Crane
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Penn’s
Romfield St
Fort Hill
The
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