Harvard Medical School Dedication Week Notables Gather
Harvard Medical School dedicates its Longwood campus with a major alumni reunion. About 1000 members from near and far attend ceremonies in Longwood avenue and Sanders Theatre Cambridge with honorary degrees, speeches by Elliot Remsen and Welsh, and a 1:30 triennial alumni dinner in Memorial Hall.
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Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Elliot
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
William Henry Welsh
Johns Hopkins
Sheriff Fairbairn
Massachusetts Hall
Phillips Brooks House
Harvard Medical Alumni Association
Memorial Hall
Henry Jackson
H. L. Richardson
Bear and cubs attack two men on Rutland road
Frank Sullivan of Rutland and John Conlin of Barre were attacked by a mother bear with two cubs four miles south of Rutland while driving. One man held the reins, the other fought off the bears with a whip until the wagon escaped. The trio disappeared into the woods after a tense confrontation.
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Rutland
Frank Sullivan
John Conlin
Barre
Here
Sullivan
Conlin
Shrewsbury
Cold River
Sea of mud buries 255 near Tiflis
A landslide from a mountain side near Kwareli into the town of Kwareli buried 255 people alive. Fifty five bodies recovered. the mire six feet deep. Cattle perished and crops destroyed. The disaster occurred near Tiflis on September 10.
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Tiflis
Kwareli
Man Run Down by Four-Horse Team in India Place
John Hardigan aged 27 of 365 East Street South Boston was struck by a four-horse team yesterday afternoon on India Place. He sustained a fracture of the right leg below the ankle and received treatment.
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John Hardigan
E Street
South
Boston
India Place
Harris wills bequeaths Jamaica Plain churches large fund
The will of the late George W. Harris filed for probate names all Jamaica Plain churches as beneficiaries. J W Warner and Edward H Gleason are executors dated July 19 1904. St Peter's Episcopal Church receives 5000 to pay mortgage and support the church with a tablet to the Harris family. Harris paintings relics and portraits go to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Harvard Brown University and Bates College.
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Jamaica Plain
George W. Harris
J. W. Warner
Edward H. Gleason
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Lydia M
Ellen M. Harris
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Harvard
Brown
Bates College
Loot of Spanish cathedral artifacts sparks Boston police hunt
The Spanish government asked Boston police to help recover thousands of dollars in heirloom adornments stolen from the Santiago cathedral. A 5000 peseta reward is offered. The four pieces include a Byzantine cross, a silver cross with saints, a silver aureola, and a St Sebastian image, all of historical value and linked to church donors and archbishops.
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Santiago
Spain
Boston
Watts
France
Europe
Alfons III the Great
Spinola
Mendosa
Sebastian
Naturalization Courts Rush As New Law Looms
In a record rush 97 candidates were granted final papers across the Circuit and District Courts. Judge Colt naturalized 42 in the Circuit Court and Judge Dodge 55 in the District Court before September 27 when a new act takes effect.
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United States Circuit
District Courts
Colt
Circuit
Dodge
District’ Court
Circuit ‘Court
Insane Woman Detained in New York Seeks Boston Relatives
Police request that New York authorities notify the missing woman’s relatives. A 60-year-old patient at Bellevue Hospital’s insane ward is believed to live in Boston at 156 unknown street. She claims two daughters in Boston and may be named Jennie Merriam, though no relatives are yet found.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Boston
Jennie Marriam
Six Roxbury Men Face Federal Fraud Grand Jury
Six Roxbury men linked to alleged naturalization frauds are to be heard by a federal grand jury in Boston after arrests last month. Accused are John Morgan, John J. McCarthy, Cornelius O’Leary, James O’Toole, Daniel J. Holmes, and William J. Monahan. McCarthy remains jailed. others free on bail set at 1000 dollars or 2000 dollars.
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Roxbury
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
John Morgan
John J. McCarthy
Cornelius O'Leary
James O’toole
Daniel J. Holmes
William J. Mona
High School Crisis Strains Quincy Community
Quincy residents face a chaotic fall as the new High School building is not ready. About 500 students may be forced to seek education outside the city while the old school operates in shifts and teachers warn of burnout. Parents demand council accountability as crowded facilities worsen the strain.
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Quincy
Woodward Institute
President Dines Governor Higgins and Paul Morton
Oyster Bay September 10 Governor Higgins lunched with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. He refused to discuss a renomination bid. Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society also attended the luncheon and said there was no news significance to his visit.
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Oyster Bay
Higgins
Prett Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Providence Girl Madeline Goddard Betrothed to Marquis d Andigne
Miss Madeline Ives Goddard of Providence becomes betrothed to the Marquis Rene d Andigne at the Chateau Monet near Saumur. The ceremony was attended by both families before Miss Goddard sails back to Rhode Island with her parents. The wedding is planned for November in Providence.
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Providence
R. I
Madeline Ives Goddard
Robert H. S. Goddard
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Rene d’Andigne
Chateau Monet
Saumur
Anjou
Goddard
New York
Miss Goddard
Marketman Locke Dead in Arlington After Illness
Henry J. Locke a prominent Arlington market gardener and longtime First National Bank director died at his home after a long illness. He was highly regarded and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George P. Sprague.
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Henry J. Locke
Arlington
Locke
First National Bank
George P. Sprague
Whole Family Barred After Trachoma On Immigrant Ship
Six members of a German family aboard the White Star liner Republic, arriving from the Baltic region, were found to have trachoma. Only the father and his 19 year old daughter remain unaffected. the rest are slated for deportation on the ship’s return.
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Republic
Jeremiah J. Hurley
M. Victor Safford
Boston
Baltic
Russia
Christian Meyer
Magdalena
Johan
Selman
Friedrich
Rosina
Christian, Jr
Malden Girl to Become a Nun at Notre Dame
Miss Katherine Mc Laughlin 22 of 214 Adams street left Malden for Baltimore with her parents to enter the Notre Dame Convent. She will take the veil Friday with a high mass in the convent chapel. She is a parochial school graduate and a talented musician.
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Malden
Katherine McLaughlin
Adams Street
Baltimore
Notre Dame
McLaughlin
Chelsea Aldermen OK $10,000 for Water Meters
The Chelsea Aldermen adopted an order appropriating $10,000 for water meter installation. A salary decision for two Board of Health members was postponed to next week after a reconsideration notice by Alderman Robinson.
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Chelsea
Board of Health
Robinson
Burglars Blow Open Bethel Postoffice Safe
Two burglars blew the Bethel Maine postoffice safe, making off with 900 dollars in stamps 100 dollars in cash and some account books. The blast was heard nearby but the culprits escaped. a lunch bag left near the building is the only clue.
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Bethel
D A R Regent Praises Pilgrims At Plymouth Outing
Massachusetts Society Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual Plymouth outing with members from other states. Rev John Duckson addressed the group at the First Church of Christ and William T Davis spoke at Pilgrim Hall about relics. Mrs Evelyn F Masury urged patriotism and protection of Pilgrim Fathers memories.
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Plymouth
Massachusetts Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
First Church of Christ
John Duckson
Pilgrim Hall
William T. Davis
Evelyn F. Masury
Three Die as Mineola Garage Collapses in Construction
A garage under construction in Mineola Long Island collapsed killing three workers John Drew Albert Potter and George Burnham and seriously injuring seven others. The injured were taken to Nassau Hospital and the cause of the failure is not known. Bodies of the dead were recovered from the rubble.
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New York
Mineola
L. I
John Drew
Albert Potter
George Burnham
Nassau Hospital
Mackey Won't Contest Suit in Divorce Case
Charles D. Mackey will not contest a divorce suit filed by his wife who named Lillian Kemble as corespondent. Close friends said Mackey announced the decision after returning from New York and declining interviews with reporters.
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Charles D. Mackey
Lillian Kemble
Mr. Mackey
New York
Montreal Woman Held as Shoplifter
Police inspectors arrested Jane Bolden a 35 year old Montreal resident on a shoplifting charge in several department stores yesterday.
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Montreal
Jane Bolden
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