Cambridge Plans Two Day Jubilee May 50th Anniversary
Cambridge marks its fiftieth anniversary with a two day programme on June 2 and 3. The event opens with school addresses at Sanders Theatre and public meetings in the evening. On June 3 a morning salute on Cambridge Common, athletic events at Cambridge field and Rindge field, a procession starting at Third Street East Cambridge, and a 3:30 p.m. banquet at Union Hall followed by a City Hall reception. The Washington elm will be reviewed, and the City Hall tower will be illuminated May 4 to June 3.
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East Cambridge
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Sanders Theatre
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Frank A. Hill
Judge McIntire
John Fiske
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge Common
Cambridge
Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps
Garry Owens
Emmets
William O’brien
William Goepper
Otis Street
Boston Woven Hose
Ager
Rindge Field
Newtowne
Ward 5
Thomas F. Riley
North Cambridge
Frank J. McGuiggan
Thomas F. Dolan
No. Rindge Avenue
North
Cambridge Street
Windcor
Harvard
Columbia
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Massachusetts Avenue
Lee
Harvard Square
Shattle Square
Brattle Street
Craigie
Concord Avenue
Bond
Garden
Linnaean
Coggswell Avenue
Waterhouse
Common
Garden Street
Soldiers’ Monument
Cantabrigia Club
Red Jackets of
Salem Company
Rindgefield
Cambridge Field
Charles W. Eliot
Henry C. Houghton
Conn man arraigned in matricide case in Durham
Clarence C. Murphy was arraigned before Justice John Marshall on murder charges for his mother Ellen Murphy. He pleaded not guilty at the request of counsel. The case was continued to next Wednesday at 10 o'clock. E Culver led the State and A B Calef represented the prisoner.
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Middletown
Conn
Clarance C. Murphy
John Marshall
Durham
Ellen Murphy
M. E. Culver
A. B. Calef
Massive blaze destroys Maverick Oil works in Chelsea Street rear
Fire crews fought three-alarm inferno at Maverick Oil Company and East Boston Gas Company near Chelsea Bridge. 150 gasoline drums fed flames that scorched barges, damaged the Rebecca Shepherd and coal shed, with $35,000 estimated damage. Driver James Burg injured. Flaherty hospitalized after ladder truck mishap.
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Maverick Oil Company
Chelsea Street
Chelsea Bridge
East Boston Gas Company
Oil Company
Rebecca Shepherd
Atlas
James Burg
Thompson
McDarrah Flaherty
Ladder Company §8
Central Wharf
Flaherty
Charter Street
North End
Harvard Yale Freshmen Debaters Tie In Naval Increase Query
Harvard and Yale freshmen met at the Fogg Art Museum Cambridge debating the motion that the United States should immediately increase its sea going navy. Harvard won the debate with a unanimous judge's decision and the series ends with honors even.
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Yale
Fogg Art Museum
Cambridge
United States
New Haven
Capen
Tufts College
College Yard
W. H. Conroy
Philadelphia
E. T. Noble
Witchita
Kan
P. G. Carleton
Lawrence
J. K. Clark
Brooklyn
William Morse
C. L. Darlington
Xenia
Carleton
Noble
G. P. Baker
President Capen
Tufts
J. W. Church’ll
Andover
Henry A. Clapp
Boston
Colonial Club
William Lyon Phelps
LeBaron R. Briggs
F. Dobyns
Harvard Debating Committee
Taussig, Hart
Hollis
Woburn Electric Light Plant Passes to New Organization
The Woburn electric light plant and business have been formally turned over by the receivers to a new organization. New officers include President W B Littlefield and Treasurer L J Moulton. The board of directors features L J Fletcher and Louis H Haynes among others.
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Woburn Electric
W. B. Littlefield
L. J. Moulton
George H. Plummer
Littlefield & Plummer
Lynn
Manufacturers’ National Bank
City
W. A. Clark, Jr
Union Loan & Trust Company of
Boston
L. J. Fletcher
Lowell Electric Light Company
F. E. Smith
Somerville Electric Light Company
National Bank of Lynn
Moulton
Blaisdell
Louis H. Haynes
Tremont 764 Offers Wringers and Carpet Sweepers
The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs are provided and delivered without extra charge.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Yale and Princeton track clash set for tomorrow
New Haven May 15 Yale and Princeton meet in joint athletics with fourteen events. Yale backs Mike Murphy’s team while Captain Garrett forecasts five track wins. Derr and Colfelt headline Princeton sprinters. Yale counters with Boardman Betts Thrall Cross Sheldon and others in field events and hurdles.
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Conn
Yale
Princeton
Mike Murphy
Captain Garrett
Garrett
Derr
Burnett
Colfelt
Boardman
Betts
Thrall
Cross
Sheldon
Investigation under way into New England athletic union
President E. E. Babb leads an inquiry into alleged professional elements within the New England Amateur Athletic Union. The Post reported the probe and predicts sensational developments as supporters work to purge the association and lure back the Boston Athletic Association.
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New England Amateur Athletic Union
E. E. Babb
Babb
Boston Athletic Association
New England Amateur Union
Association
Post
Louisville Race Results Recap from May 15 Card
At Louisville Kentucky on May 15 the program completed six furlongs with Lucille H winning and Mozilla runner up, time 1 15. Lady Inez led the one mile Ss race finishing first with Simor W second and Ida Pickwick third, time 1 40 and a half. Rosinante captured the four furlongs race with Lady Rover second and Nellie Baker third, time 49 seconds. Anna Lyle won the fourth race at one mile with Rasper and Lester third, time 1 41 and a half. In the final sis furlongs John Tevin won with Trilby second and Asaph third, time 1 16.
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Mozilla
Lady Inez
Simor W
Ida Pickwick
Rosinante
Lady Rover
Nellie Baker
Mite
Anna Lyle
Rasper
Lester
John ‘Tevin
Frets Trilby
Asaph
Gainey’s Trouble Medical Co Relocates Appointment Rules
The Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston St corner Tremont Rome 7 and & requests new patients to apply only on Fridays Saturdays Sundays and Mondays. Hours are 9 to 1 pm 2 to Sand 6 to 8 pm Sundays 10 to 4 pm.
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Harvard Ahead in Dual Track Meet With Penn at Philadelphia
Harvard's Mott Haven team heads to Philadelphia to face the University of Pennsylvania in the first Harvard Penn dual track meet. The recap lists key events and likely outcomes, with Hollister Bremer Bigelow Redpath Roche and Denholm among favorites in sprints middle distances and field events. Penn challenges Harvard in the hammer throw high jump and pole vault while aiming for higher overall points.
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Quakers
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Cambridge
Philadelphia
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Bremer
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Roche
Denholm
Vincent
Yale
Williams
Orton
Sichel
Grant
Jarvis
Pennsylvania
Fetterman
Phillips
Liebmann
Douglass
Corser
Baker
Hewitt
Monroe
Kubli
Mason
J. G. Clark
E. H. Clark
Leslie
Winsor
Putnam
Clark
Woodruff
Hennen
Kublil
Hoyt
Stewart
Charity Club Fetes Woman's Hospital Benefit at Copley Hall
The visiting committee of the Woman's Charity Club held a successful event at Copley Hall to benefit the Woman's Hospital. An all volunteer program featured Misses Elizabeth Robinson Meda Coffin Mary Foss Rosamond Brockway Louise Baum Ida Josephine Greene Ida Foss Harriet Carter and Miss Stinchfield with Frederick Adams Greene and H Gittus Lonsdale. From 10 to midnight there was dancing while matrons played whist. Mrs Micah Dyer Jr opened, with Mrs John Ritchie Jr as committee chair. Notables in attendance included Mrs C H Freeman Mr and Mrs C H Moseley and Miss Jennie Moseley Mrs A B Currier Mrs Er W Toplis Mrs G T Newbegin Mrs G M Malcombe Mrs A M Delano Mr and Mrs J M Ritchie Jr Mr and Mrs J J Harris Miss Maude L Harris Dr John Codman Mrs Delia L Viles and Miss Sallie Wiles Mr and Mrs F T Rose Mrs E F Davis Mrs John Lee Mr and Mrs M W Reed Mrs J W Johnson Mr and Mrs M L Cross Mrs J S Leroyard Miss Florence Brockway Miss Annie Donaghy Arthur Elliott and Miss Ethel Elliott.
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Copley Hall
Elizabeth Robinson
Meda Coffin
Mary Foss
Rosamond Brockway
Louise Baum
Ida Josephine Greene
Ida Foss
Harriet Carter
Miss Stinchfield
Messrs
Frederick Adams Greene
H. Gittus Lonsdale
Woman's Hospital
Micah Dyer, Jr
John Ritchie, Jr
C. H. Freeman
C. H. Moseley
Jennie Moseley
F. T. Rose
E. F. Davis
John Lee
M. W. Reed
J. W. Johnson
M. L. Cross
J. S. Leroyard
Florence Brockway
Annie Donaghy
Arthur Elliott
Ethel Elliott
Man Struck by Trolley At Ball and Washington Streets
Morris Hickey, 32, of 31 Walnut street Neponset, was knocked down by an opposing electric car at 6 20 last night while boarding car 1999 at Ball and Washington. He suffered severe head and facial injuries and was taken to City Hospital.
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Freshmen Edge Sophomores In Harvard Class Baseball Series
The Harvard freshman nine defeated the sophomore team 4 to 3 in a standout class game. Cozzens Hayes and Holt boosted the freshmen, giving them the series win over ’98 as they await the senior junior winner.
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Dartmouth Beats Amherst 7 2 In Historic Rivalry Game
Dartmouth defeats Amherst 7 to 2 at Hanover New Hampshire in a standout contest. Tabor dominates on the mound with ten strikeouts as Amherst manages only two hits. Davis and Tabor’s wild pitches lead to all five Amherst runs while Dartmouth cleanly fields and hits.
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Abbott
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Lateen McCornack
Coutant Flees as Boston Officials Recall His Reign
The Hon. M. M. Cunniff hosts Coutant the Newburg mayor figure for a two week visit. Coutant, dubbed The Mayor, avoids more than a few hosts while dining with William Kennedy and other Boston figures. Officials like Dillaway Bailey Conley and Lawlor size up Coutant and reveal a mix of humor and caution about his insider charms.
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P. J. Kennedy
Holyoke
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Andy
W. E. L. Dillaway
Bailey
Dillaway
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Horace Mann School
Normal Art School
George
Conley
Young’s
Tom Roche
Deer Island
Tom
Clark’s
Arthur S. Kneil
Westfield
Tom Platt
Arthur
Kennedy
Lawrence
Senate
Bill’’ Chase
Michael Reidy
Ward 15
Ned’’ McLaughlin
North Carolina
South Carolina
Post
Newbury
Denny Hern
Cesar
Brutus
Athens
Thomas J. Lawlor
Up the Hudson
Berlin
Dr. Lawlor
James Donovan
James
Nick McCarthy
Fens
Nick
Dick Sullivan
New York Society Heads Abroad For Spring Entertainments
Town Topics notes New York socialites flocking to Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore for spring amusements. Prominent figures like William K Vanderbilt Oliver Harriman Jr and Joseph H Choate are named as part of a trend to seek society events outside New York with Philadelphia's coaching parade drawing large crowds.
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Newport
William K. Vanderbilt
Oliver Harriman, Jr
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Paris
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Elk Ridge
Morris Park
Westchester
Meadowbrook
Cedarhurst
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Opera House
Destructive Forest Fires Wreck Billerica Lands
Weary Lowell firefighters report week long forest blazes in Billerica Massachusetts. By midweek a new fire near East Billerica owned by John H. Carter and other heirs burned about 200 acres, with four miles square damaged and losses around 10000 dollars. Fire raged until evening as winds drove flames beyond control. Assets including Carter's cleft wood were lost, while several landowners faced fire damage. Firefighters crave rain to end the crisis.
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Billerica
East Billerica
John H. Carter
Woburn
William Patten
Thomas Haynes
Dudley Foster
Carter
F. H. Parker
W. C. Sheldon
Eames
James Page
Lynde
Joel Baldwin
W. H. Seffieton
Albert Richardson
Keyes
Railroads Improve April Earnings Amid Broad Trade Quiet
Bradstreet notes overall trade remains quiet with conservative wholesale activity and hand to mouth distribution. U.S. bank clearings fall 14 percent from last week. 126 railroads report April earnings up 3.5 percent year over year, with 95,000 miles of track.
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New York
United States
Canadian Dominion
Chelsea High School drill ends with Company B winning
The sixth annual Chelsea Boys drill was held in Armory Hall last night. Mayor Loud, school committee members, and Board of Aldermen attended. Judges included Captain Willis W. Storer and Lieutenants Keenan Hall. Company B beat Company A for the prize. top individuals were Sergeant Ferguson first, Sergeant Gerrish second, and Private Nutler third. A dress parade followed.
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Armory Hall
Loud
Willis W. Storer
Fifth Infantry
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Arthur E. Hall
First Infantry
Harry S. Fairfield
Ferguson
Gerrish
J. Nutter
Harvard Crew Replaces Bow Man After Time Trial
Harvard crew conducted a Charles River time trial yesterday afternoon with coaching dissatisfaction. Moulton was moved from bow to substitute G S Derby from the senior crew, a former university substitute two years ago. The team plans Hudson training at Poughkeepsie in June, basing at Turned Elbow opposite the four mile start above the Poughkeepsie bridge.
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Charles River
Moulton
Bow
G. S. Derby
University
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Turned Elbow
Poughkeepsle Bridge
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