Webster Day at Dartmouth marks 10th Webster graduation anniversary
Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire observes the 10th anniversary of Daniel Webster's graduation with a two day celebration. Alumni and guests fill the town with colors and festivities. Governor Jordan and staff attend the parade and college church exercises. A football game ends 12 to 6 in favor of the alumni.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Daniel Webster
Webster
College
College Church
Charles A. Morse
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Dartmouth
Morse
Samuel P. Leeds
Charles Francis Richardson
Tucker
Melville W. Fuller
Jordan
William E. Chandler
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Webster Hall
Frank 8. Black
New York
Suit Seeks $2600 Lost At Emerald Club Poker
Mrs Josephine McKinnon sues to recover 2600 alleged lost at poker by her husband Frank McKinnon at the Emeritus Club on Tremont Street. He previously worked for Cutter & Cutter trunk makers and once held stock in New England Trunk Co. The suit cites Aug 1 1900 to Feb 1 1901 gambling losses amid a family in dire need with four children. A local horseman Allen Lowe disputes the claim, saying McKinnon never lost at the club.
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Frank McKinnon
Emeritus Club
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Somerville
New England Trunk Company
Pearl Street
Cutter & Cutter, Trunk Manufacturers
East Somerville
Elks’ Club
McKinnon
New
Allen Lowe
the Post
Knights of Malta Grand Commandery Opens In Lawrence
The second day of the Knights of Malta grand commandery session opened at Lawrence Encampment Hall with Louis A. Campbell presiding. The body settled into committee on a new constitution, outlining representation by grand officers, standing committees, legally elected representatives, and past grand commanders without voting rights. Officers elected include Orson Young, W. N. Clarke, C. B. D. Caswell, J. W. Hicks, David I. Robinson, Rev. W. F. Grant, John H. Pierce, W. H Rankin, John W. Hall, A. Shirley Hall, and supreme representatives John H. Shattuck, Louis M. Campbell, and W. E. Higgins.
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Knights of Malta
Lawrence
Louis A. Campbell
Grand Commandery
Orson Young
Somerville
W. N. Clarke
Roxbury
C. BD. T. Caswell
Charlestown
J. W. Hicks
Boston
David I. Robinson
Gloucester
W. F. Grant
Mansfield
John H. Pierce
Worcester
W. H Rankin
John
W. Hall
Palmer
Grand Sentinel
A. Shirley Hall
Haverhill
Supreme Representatives
John H. Shattuck
Louis M. Campbell
Dorchester
W. E. Higgins
Cudahy Wins Fortune in Pork Rise in Chicago
John Cudahy profited from a dramatic surge in hog and pork prices as drought years persisted. He reportedly accumulated about 700000 dollars amid a market rally that lifted nearby futures and pressured shorts, with hogs selling at levels not seen in sixteen years.
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Chicago
John Cudahy
Cudahy
N. K. Fairbank
P. D. Armour
Maine Manslaughter Trial Near End in Augusta
In Augusta Maine the noon adjournment halted in the McClench Payson manslaughter trial over Frederick Farnham. Ex-Attorney General Orville D Baker finished for Payson and Fred Emory Beane concluded for McClench. Jury likely to hear closing tomorrow.
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Maine
Augusta
Frank A. McClench
Charles L. Payson
Hallowell
Frederick Farnham
Orville D. Baker
Payson
Fred Emory Beane
McClench
Fall River Mills Moove to Raise Wages Across Industry
M C D Borden owner of Iron Works mills raised operatives wages by 6 percent, echoed by Bourne mills treasurer George A Chase, a Rhode Island company with 600 workers. Chase plans take effect Sept 30 and hints at market conditions similar to Borden. Trade bodies debate broader wage increases amid a dull market and bereavement slowing activity.
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M. C. D. Borden
Iron ‘Works
George A. Chase
Bourne Mills
Rhode Island
Mr. Chase
Borden
Manufacturers’ Association
Chase
Tansey
Textile Council
Truce Declared In South Boston Schoolboy War
A truce ends a week of clashes between Lawrence and Bigelow schoolboys in South Boston. Five boys will be summoned to court next Saturday on charges likely of throwing stones or disturbing the peace. Police intervened after Friday’s disturbances. a lecture has been given and special patrols assigned to prevent further clashes.
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South Boston
Lawrence
Bigelow
O'Shea and Keating wed at Sacred Heart Church
Dr Daniel J O'Shea and Miss Louise JL Keating of East Boston were married yesterday at 6 am in Sacred Heart Church by Rev J J Dermody. Bridesmaid Florence Keating sister of the bride, best man Thomas O'Shea brother of the groom. Ushers Logan J L McLean and William Maguire. Reception at Rowley, at the bride's mother's summer home. They will reside on Chelsea Street, East Boston.
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Daniel J. O'Shea
Louise JL. Keating
East Boston
Church of the Sacred Heart
J. J. Dermody
Florence Keating
Thomas O'Shea
Logan JL. McLean
William Maguire
Rowley
Chelsea Street
East Boson
Avon Patients Convalescent in Brockton After Wreck
Avon Rockton September 24 officials report all injured from last Wednesday railroad accident in Brockton are recovering. By week’s end many patients may leave for home. Only Miss Vigne of East Brewster remains in care, sent home Friday.
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Avon
Rockton
Brockton
East Brewster
Drifted May Crew Rescued by Kremlin in Boston Harbor
Captain Love and seven crew members of the brig May drifted a week after their vessel foundered off Lunenburg Nova Scotia. The Kremlin, under Captain Bray, sighted signals and rescued them despite heavy seas. The May, built 1874 at Lunenburg, carried fish and lumber. its fate and value remain undetermined. The rescued crew will travel home to Nova Scotia, with the British consul arranging transport.
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Kremlin
Bray
Loye
Post
Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
San Juan
Porto Rico
Dory
Barkentine
Captain Love
William Johnson
James Spidele
Reynolds
J. John
W. H. Dalton
G. Smith
John Hoiller
Buenos Ayres
May
Anderson & Co
N. 8
Woman's Club House Corp acquires New Beacon Hill Church
The Woman's Club House Corporation secured the Huntington avenue property opposite Cumberland Street known as the New Beacon Hill Church. The 9000 square foot lot and building, once Cullis's Consump tives Home mission HQ, will be renovated into a social hall with a banquet room, two front stores, club rooms, studios, and private club entrances. Total cost was 130000 dollars with land at 90000 and the site near Chickering Symphony and Horticultural halls.
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Huntington Avenue
Cumberland Street
New Beacon Hill
Dr. Cullis
Woman's Club House Corporation
Post
W. ®. Hingston
Chickering
Horticultural
McCloud Indicted for Murder in First Degree at York
Charles McCloud of Kittery faces a first degree murder indictment from the York grand jury as 67 indictments were handed up, mostly for liquor law violations. McCloud allegedly killed Sarah E. Waldron of Kittery and has confessed. trial set for the current term. Isaac Bennett of North Berwick was held on a murder charge after Michael Cragin was found unconscious in a North Berwick barn and died hours later.
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Alfred
York
Charles McCloud
Kittery
Isaac Bennett
North Berwick
Michael Cragin
McCloud
Sarah E. Waldron
Cragin
Bennett
Coal Insurance Increase Approved by Boston Board
The Boston Board of Fire Underwriters met with Fred erick B. Carpenter presiding. It endorsed a wholesale tariff rise on coal wharves and yards, 4% to 20% above old rates, based on a base rate plus exposure charges tied to location and nearby hazards. The plan passed with little opposition.
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Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Frederick B. Carpenter
Metropolitan
Dorchester Avenue
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