Columbia Wins Adams Cup Defending After Reliance Breaks Mast
The Columbia and Constitution raced off Larchmont for the Adams Cup with Reliance breaking its topmast near the line. Constitution finished nine minutes forty six seconds ahead of Reliance, while Columbia held the lead earlier, in a 30 mile triangle twice sailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia, Constitution and Reliance
Larchmont
Commodore Adams
Glen Cove
Columbia
Reliance
Constitution
Commodore F. T. Adams
Larchmont Club
Elks Recap Of Boston Lodge Event And Exec Slate
Yin, a 56 year old Boston Elk and superintendent of Boston's main drainage works, is highlighted for his service and leadership. The Pittsburgh convention awarded him a solid gold traveling card with diamonds. A fierce vice presidency race named S S D Pierce of New Bedford. Edward E. Wright was re elected secretary and Thomas Smith treasurer. An executive slate from multiple lodges was appointed. The group held boating, band concerts, a banquet, vaudeville, and a Lakeview trip concluding with praise for the gathering’s success. Notable attendees included Elks from Boston, Lynn, Worcester, Springfield, and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yin
State Lodge
Pittsburg
Lodge 10
Boston
S&s
Boston Lodge
George O. Weigel
F. J. Weiland
Lawrence Lodge
John O'Neil
J. H. Sherman
New Bedford Lodge
A. E. A. McCann
A. J. Halpin
Lowell Lodge
Francis Quinland
John H. Moore
Lynn Lodge
Joseph N. Brock
A. J. Bouvier
Fall River
Springfield
J. H. Stratton
W. A. Dwyer
Milford
A. W. Hatch
J. H. Fitzmaurice
Everett
W. A. Hogan
Brockton
W. BE. Hull
C. A. Heme
Salem
W. D. Preston
J. F. McGrath
Cambridge
Trojans
D. L. Page Company
Association
Elks
Bus
James A. Kelley
Edward McLaughlin
J. W. Storey
John H. Buckley
Ralph L. Dean
Robert C. Erb
J. Fred Roesch
Edward Nelligan
Isaac N. Goldsmith
John W. Leahon
John N. McKerry
William Taylor
Samuel Gryszmich
Harry Farmer
Elmer Smith
Gilbert H. Wait
Peter C. Ducie
William H. Clancy
Lodge
J. 8. Shaw
Lynn
Thomas B. Murphy
Worcester
J. Minon
Julius C. Zaeder
R. H. Hammond
George C. Start
T. J. Hurley
H. A. McManus
J. Collins
J. B. Shea
S. J. Clifford
Ww. C. Bryson
C M. Rouillard
Shampooing as I Do It Is a Luxury
The text describes two types of shampooing, distinguishing helpful care for hair and scalp from mere cleaning. It explains methods to suit individuals, including old fashioned basin bending and upright seating, with optional hand drying and soap preferences. It presents shampooing as a luxury service.
Colby Fracas Leaves Faculty Seen in Poor Light
Waterville Me June 17 The meeting fallout at Colby College keeps faculty and student bodies divided. A dozen senior men left by morning trains while sophomores prepare to depart. Juniors and many women withdraw from commencement activities as faculty refuse reinstatement of sophomore men. President White was away all day, later found in Fairfield. Faculty sent a note refusing to reinstate the men, deepening campus tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby
White
Fairfield
College Chapel
Discourses on War by William Ellery Channing reviewed
Book review covers the third volume in the International Library published by Ginn and Company. It highlights Channing’s lifelong peace advocacy, links to the Massachusetts Peace Society, and his fight against militarism in Christian terms. The volume collects nine discourses with an introduction by Edwin D. Mead and notes its appeal to ministers and peace supporters. Discourses on War. By William Ellery Channing. 8vo Cloth 229 pages. Price 50 cents net mailing 60 cents. Ginn & Company Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing
International Library
International Union
Messrs. Ginn & Company
Bloch
Charles Summer
Massachusetts Peace Society
Edwin D. Mead
Napoleon Bonaparte
William Ellery Channing
Ginn & Company
Boston
Fraternal gathering lists vast Boston area attendees
The document enumerates numerous Dawson Leahy Maynard Lyons Dwyer Connors Costello Brigno O'Brien Walsh Nicholson Farland and many others from Fitchburg Everett Milford Fall River Providence Lawrence Taunton Haverhill Cambridge Portland Newburyport Portsmouth Manchester and more as part of a large fraternal event. It details the extensive committees on arrangements reception music refreshments transportation entertainment sports printing and press with leaders including Dr A E A McCann as chairman and William Grady as reception chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Foss
J. S. Brooks
Everett
Jas. H. Gowing
James H. Fitzmaurice
Mark M. Sink
Joseph J. Heme
Chas. H. Small
Arthur W. Hatch
Milford
P. H. Burke
W. E. Cheney
John Dawson
John H. Cunningham
Daniel F. Chassion
Fall River
Ernest H. Cote
Providence
R. I
Philip Latraverge
Robert F. Noonan
Lawrence
Edward Whittaker
Joseph Redford
Frank Whelan
John T. Golden
Linday Roberts
Charles Sargent
D. S. Desmond
Lewis Cuddy
George Hey
Taunton
William Trumbull
Haverhill
George E. Klingman
Thomas McDonald
Arthur Gordon
John Carrig
Guy Sturgis
John Ceddare
William Bagley
Charles Hoyt
Allen Stevens
Octave Paquette
William E. Blake
Levi Troy
George Page
George Hale
Cambridge
Thomas O'Hara
L. S. Dinsmore
Joseph Hoffman
George McKeleger
James McCarthy
Portland
Joseph W. Adams
Newburyport
Jeremiah Kelleher
Portsmouth
N. H
John J. Molloy
Manchester
Richard Warfield
A. E. A. McCann
A. J. Halpin
T. D B. Boucher
Joseph Hicks
E. R. Lyons
William Grady
Bert Tabor
Patrick Farrell
Thomas H. Boyle
F. A. M. Tobin
E. P. Stiles
Charles H. Frost
William S. Grady
C. H. Molloy
Charles ¥. Howe
William Bb. Badger
Charles D. Palmer
Fred H. Rourke
George BE. Putnam
C. H. Hanson
Frank W. Howe
Thomas J. Kennedy
James W. Barry
Laforest Beals
F. M. Merrill
Charles F. Libby
Was. H. Downs
H. J. O'Dowd
James BH
Mitchell E. W. Lovejoy
R. W. Stickney
George C. Evans
George W. Patten
Andrew J. Halpin
Charles Fredericks
James J. Healey
John J. Parker
S. H. Harvey
I. G
D. D. Driscoll
Tyler
J. T. Walsh
M. F. Gookin
W. T. Griffin
Music
Bert F. Tabor
P. W. Farrell
Wm. HE
Kelley
Nashua
Louis P. Turcotte
John Valentine
Walter E. Bartlett
Henry Boot
Jas. Calnin
C. N. Colburn
John H. Clarke
J. Henry Collins
W. F. Courtney
Thomas W. Burke
Henry W. Garrity
Chas. H. Frost
John 8
Marion
William
Grady
J. H. Tibbetts
Boston Theatre
Transportation Committee
T. H. Boyle
I. W. Billingsley
Nurse Miss Garrett Receives High Praise At Lowell Hospital
A Lowell hospital reception highlighted the graduation of Miss Garrett, praised by Dr G Forrest Martin for her care of patients and nursing training. Trustees and officials lauded her as the best nurse to graduate, with President Rogers hoping she stays in Lowell.
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Amasa Pratt
G. Forrest Martin
Stowell
Miss Young
Rogers
Lowell
A. G. Pollard
Miss Garrett
Geo. B. Martin
Dr. Martin
Martin
Kono and Arthur Convicted in Cambridge Assault Case
In Cambridge Superior Court yesterday George Kono man and James Arthur faced charges of assault and battery obstructing an officer and drunkenness. The jury found them not guilty of drunkenness but convicted them on the assault and obstruction counts. Fines from the lower court of 15 dollars for Konoman and 12 dollars for Arthur were affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
George Konoman
James Arthur
Konoman
Arthur
Bloodine and Strength Boosters Featured Amid Literary Mix
An advertisement extols Bloodvine as a superior tonic for fatigue and poor health, with Bloodine Liver Pills offered at 25 to 50 cents. The page also previews a July Ainslee's issue containing multiple short stories by Miles Bradford, Landon Knight, Baroness Von Hutten, Justus Miles Forman, and others, plus essay and serial selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Carleton
Frank R. Robinson
Guy Wetmore Carry
Frank S. Arnett
Annie C. Muirhead
Reginald de Koven
Arlo Bates
Polnitzski
George Horton
Julia
Scorpion Sunk After Struggle with Heavy Seas off Bermuda
The British monitor Scorpion, used as a target on the West Indian station, sank 80 miles off Georges Shoals while towed toward St John N B. Fifteen crew members aboard were rescued by tug Powerful after a fierce fight with the sea. The monitor, valued at 45000 dollars, carried heavy metal and her crew lost all personal effects.
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Boston
Hamilton
Bermuda
Georges Shoals
Powerful
St. John N. B
Russell
Cone Russell
Imada
Monitor
St. John
N. B
Scorpion
Thomas Butler & Co
Swiss council grants credit for 72 batteries of Krupp guns
Berne on June 17 reports the national council approved a credit of 4 340 000 dollars to arm 72 batteries of four guns each with the new Krupp 7 5 centimeter pneumatic recoil field artillery.
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Berne
National Council
The July Smart Set opens with Van Zile tale and many others
The July Smart Set features Edward S. Van Zile’s humorous novella The Metempsychosis of the Og dens opening the number, with a rich mix of short stories by Cyrus Townsend Brady Owen Oliver Guy Wetmore Carryl and others. Poet contributors include Louise Chandler Moulton Clinton Scollard Thomas Walsh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. van Zile
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Plains
Jane
Owen Oliver
Guy Wetmore Carryl
Juliet Wilburt Tompkins
Fayal
Miriam Michelson
G B. Burgin
Martha Fisher
Baroness von Hutten
Kate Jordan
Kashgar
Edward Boltwood
Alfred Henry Lewis
Louise Chandler Moulton
Clinton Scollard
Thomas Walsh
William H. Hayne
Marvin Dana
Theodosia Garrison
Arthur Stringer
Madeline Bridges
Duffield Osborne
Frank Roe Batchelder
Roy Farrell Greene
Romance of Natural History reviewed by a contemporary critic
The book by P H Gosse titled Romance of Natural History offers 350 pages in the Commonwealth Library series. It avoids rigid description and aims to tell readable stories about nature, birds, animals, seasons, and scientific discoveries across many countries, rewarding readers with rich material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Goss
Commonwealth Library
New Amsterdam Book Company
New York
Lexington park opens with bears and vaudeville acts
A Sunday opening at Lexington park draws crowds as cars shuttle visitors between park entrances. The zoological garden adds new specimens headlined by a great bear pit. Vaudeville showcases Fitzgibbon McCoy Fitzgibbon in A Mischievous Brother, with Malle Little Louis Pritzkow in A Mixed Affair and Salvino Brothers in acrobatic comedy. Special Bunker Hill Day attractions entice guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Park
Zoological Garden
Great Bear Pit
Rustic Theatre
Fitzgibbon
McCoy
Malle Little
Louis Pritzkow
Salvino Brothers
F. Louie
Bunker Hill
Literary Notes on Morgan Robertson and Abbey Illustrations
Morgan Robertson, born in Oswego New York, built a varied career at sea a diamond setter and cowboy before turning to writing. He has published Sinful Peck with Harpers and authored sixty short stories and seven books. Edwin A Abbeys paintings for Harpers Magazine accompany The Death of Mercutio and other scenes with commentary by Arthur Symons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Robertson
Harpers
Oswego
New York
Mr. Robertson
Edwin A. Abbey
Harper's Magazine
Mercutio
Capulet
Lawrence
Arthur Symons
Delineator July issue features revamped makeup and sections
The Delineator for July improves its format with literary features at the front and a large fashion section last, including designs patterns embroidery lessons milliner's art and sewing tips. Marion Harland's Souvenir Garden opens by Christine Terhune Herrick with illustrations, followed by Joseph Blethen's Paper Dolls and Paper Dollars and N Hudson's King of Flowers rose piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Harland
Christine Terhune Herrick
Joseph Blethen
N. Hudson
Canobie Lake Park to Open Season with Alabama Troubadours
Canobie Lake Park opens next Monday with J. W. Gorman’s Alabama Troubadours billed as America’s greatest colored show. The company promises vivid cotton field life scenes, plantation imagery, levies, and lively songs with a galaxy of southern fashion. They have toured Newport and claim steady, ongoing performances across seasons, unlike many one-off colored troupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canobie Lake Park
J. W. Gorman
Alabama
America
Newport
South
Alabama Troubadours
Franklin Debating Club Sets July River Trip Tyngsboro Stop
At the Benjamin Franklin Debating club meeting last night members discussed a July river trip with Tyngsboro as the planned stopping place and the town hall as the venue. The program featured a chess essay by Joseph O Donohue a Chinese Exclusion paper by James Cannon a recitation by Geo Bangana and a report on unfinancial members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Debating Club
Tyngsboro
Joseph O'Donohue
James Cannon
Geo. Bangana
Triduum Opens at St. Peter's with Vespers and Sermon
A triduum began at St. Peter's church with a vesper service led by Rev. Albert Mullin of Somerville, brother of the acting pastor Rev. W. George Mullin. He urged pursuit of pure lives and sacrifices to reach holiness, as exemplified by the Virgin and the Lord. Special music featured Miss Julia Kenney, Joseph Murphy, Lahadie's and Miss Mollie Ivers. Mrs. J. W. McKennedy was organist. Tonight an out-of-town priest will give a two-part vesper and confessions are scheduled. Friday marks the Sacred Heart feast, with a sermon by an unnamed visiting priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Albert Mullin
Somerville
W. George Mullin
Julia Kenney
Millard
Joseph Murphy
Lahadie
Mollie Ivers
Gounod
J. W. McKennedy
Protests Stop Transfer of Trade Talks to Pekin
Shanghai June 17 Chinese authorities dropped plans to move commercial treaty talks to Pekin after strong protests from American and Japanese commissioners.
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Shanghai
Pekin
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Rhodes’ New Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Wright
E. E. Clark
Carrol D. Wright
Order of Railroad Conductors
Mr. Clark
Coal Strike Commission
Colby Fracas
Thomas E. Boucher
Elk F. A. M. Tobin
T. E. Boucher
Ellingwood & Company
Ainslee
Chris Holmes
Merr’k Street
Franklin Debating Club
Courier-Citizen Office
ST. Peter’s
Highland Club
Holihan Bros
H. Bros. Porter
H. Bros. Brown Stout
H. Bros
Holman Bros
Common St
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