Radcliffe Commencement Honors Wide Array of Graduates
Radcliffe College commencement held in Sanders Theatre with Harvard dignitaries including President Eliot and Mrs Agassiz presiding. Degrees conferred by Mrs Agassiz, Miss Irwin announced names as graduates crossed the stage receiving diplomas. rare PhD case noted but not awarded. The list includes numerous Cambridge and Somerville residents among graduates and honors recipients across A B and A M levels.
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Radcliffe
Radclife College
Sanders Theatre
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Agassiz
Edward Everett Hale
Goodwin
Clement Smith
John H. Wright
Harvard Graduate School
Isa Agnes Irwin
Arthur Gilman
Hale
Eliot
Mra. Agassiz
Irwin
Anna Belle Eisenhower
A. B
Norristown
Marion Colman Goodnow
Jamaica Plain
Mary Frances Gould
Everett
Rebecca Lane Hooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edith Lizzie Hurd
Somerville
Florence Wellington James
Cambridge
Katherine Hall James
Florence Henrietta Kauffman
East Lexington
Evelyn Munroe Livermore
Townsend
Edith Wolcott Marshall
Boston
Mabel Eaton Priest
Watertown
Ellen
Court fines for mischief and forgery across city
In court Tuesday Fred 8 Rogers was fined for malicious mischief after he rang a house bell on William street and set off a giant fire cracker on the doorstep. Henry J. Emrosy and Corey Wetmore were fined for fast bicycle riding on a parkway. Leon Ware, 19, of 198 Hamilton street, was arrested on forgery charges for a $120.07 check dated June 22 and uttered to a Boston bank. A Cambridge schoolboy, John M. Sewall of Webster school, faced larceny charges after police found money spent at Charles River park and $66 in his possession following a search of Miss Mary Fellows’s purse where three $20 bills were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Rogers
Collins, Harris and Howard
Boston
Howard W. Spurr & Co
Commercial Street
Plymouth National Bank
Plymouth
Maas
Mechanics’ National Bank
Cambridge
District Court
John M. Sewall
Webster School
Charles River Park
Mary Fellows
Sewall
Protection not Prevention Sermon by Dr Applegarth
The sermon on Protection not Prevention draws on Christ's prayer to keep believers from evil not remove them from the world. It praises steadfast service, humble daily duties, and enduring trials as proof of sonship, urging courage in hardship and God’s plan guiding every path. The evening topic, The Maker of the Stars, portrays God governing vast cosmic order and minute details alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Applegarth
Christ
God
Jesus
Uct
Keeping Truth in Heart and Conduct on the Move
A moral reflection on honesty and integrity. The piece urges guarding truth in the heart, noting small deceptions break trust as surely as large wrongs, comparing candor to a continuous, uncut electric link with God and warning that stealing even a penny tarnishes character and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo “White
Spect Street Congregational Church Sees July Plans
The Salem Street Congregational Church reports Rev. Geo H Johnson from Lowell preached two sermons. A Sabbath School plan calls for a regular session July 1 with informal sessions through July. August closes the school. Mission study class enjoyed an outing. new advisory board named. Five members to join the church. Dr Beard to Toledo for six weeks. Albert Marion Hyde to fill July pulpit. union services with First M E Church planned. Endeavorers look to the London convention. The Saals falls at 1.30.
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Spect Street Congregational Church
Geo. H. Johnson
Lowell
Mass
Dr. Beard
Endeavor
Mr. Johnson
Lowell C. E. Union
South Church
Worcester
C. B. van Wyck
Waverly
Hinman
Foochow
China
Arcot Mission
India
Miss Rein
Odde
Albert Marion Hyde
Toledo
Beard
M. E
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Golden Wheel race set at Charles River park
The week of July 9 to 14 features a motor paced Golden Wheel race at Charles River park. Seven riders compete nightly for two hours, with each night's finish determining yard-advantage for the next race. Notables include Charles W. Miller Bunny W. Pierce Robbie Walthour Johnnie Nelson and Albert Champion. A 20 mile three cornered match race follows on June 30 with Burns W. Pierce Johnnie Nelson and Alert Champion. Warren's ice creams and Walter B. Chamberlain offer local services.
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Charles River Park
Europe
Berlin
Charles W. Miller
Bunny W. Pierce
Robbie Walthour
Johnnie Nelson
Albert Champion
W. C. Stinson
Harry Elkes
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Cambridge Property 1900
Middlesex ss Cambridge June 26 1900 Deputy Sheriff Lyman H Richards announces a public auction to be held August 1 1900 at 10 AM in East Cambridge for two lots on Broadway Cambridgeport, owned by N M Jewett W A Mason & Bons surveyors plan 102, lot bounds include Broadway and Jordan Place.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Holden
Court House
East Cambridge
Broadway Street
Cambridgeport
N. M. Jewett
W. A. Mason & Bons
Broadway
Jordan Place
Lyman H. Richards
Public hearing on building removal license request Cambridge
City notice states a public hearing before the Board of Aldermen on Tuesday July 10 1900 at 830 PM regarding Henry H Angus petition for license to move a 30 by 20 by 14 foot one story building along Massachusetts Avenue from the Arlington line to 2445 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge to be relocated at 2445 Massachusetts Avenue Edward J Brandon City Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diece
Board of Aldermen
Henry 8. Angus
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Cambridge
Edward J. Brandon
Angus
Rindge Avenue
City of Cambridge Extends Pleasant Street To Charles River Parkway
City records reveal June 26 1900 Board of Aldermen resolution approving the extension and layout of Pleasant Street to the Charles River Parkway. The order calls for taking private land parcels totaling about 16 320 square feet with public notice and a July 10 hearing at 8 20 PM.
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Board of Aldermen
Pleasant Street
Charles River Parkway
Dover Stamping Company
Mary A. B. Sawyer
City of Cambridge Park Department
Charles River Road
River
Magazine Streets
L. M. Hastings
Cambridge
Mass
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
The
Cambridge Chronicle
Common Council
Edward J. Brandon
Edward A. Counihan
Executive Department
Edgar R. Champlin
Cambridge Seeks Right of Way for Cottage Park Sewer
Public notice records the city of Cambridge resolving to condemn private lands along Cottage Park avenue for a new sewer. The plan covers 9042 square feet and sets July 10 for a public hearing at 8:30 PM in City Hall Alder Hall to hear objections.
Oriental Tea Company Wholesale Tea and Coffee Offer
Wholesale teas and coffee selections available from Oriental Tea Company. Detailed price list and assortment described. emphasis on variety and competitive rates for food service and retail buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole Sapertaes
Perry
Java
Odd Fellows Memorial Service in Cambridge Lodge Unity
A Cambridge area Odd Fellows memorial service honored deceased members with roll call, floral scrolls, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Bicknell. The event featured lodges Friendship Mt. Auburn Cambridge Dunster and Olive Branch with choirs, organ postlude, and a 600-member attendance. Names of the departed and tribute committees were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Eaton
Dunster Lodge
Paul Grand Eaton
Dunster
McGranahan
Friendship Lodge
George A. Law
Noble Grand
George A. Price
Mt. Auburn Lodge
John BE. Harlow
Charles RK
Farrin
Cambridge Lodge
Arthur L. Smith
Charles A. van Buskirk
Abbott Parker
Frederick W. Turner
Charles River
John R. Wilson
Harry P. Finch
Olive Branch Lodge
Nettle L. Mason
Mercy F. Kirby
Howard M. Dow
Mr. Bates
Bicknell
Samuel P. Gardner
P. G
Asa Williams
Simeon Alghieri
Ernest D. Williams
Hugh McIntosh
James W. Weir
Charles Glass
William Wenlock
Lewis Graham
Albert F. Sawyer
James H. Osborne
Camb Lodge
Charles W. Carman
Edwin P. Estes
John F, Willey
B. G
Clarence H. Blake
John E. Harlow
John H. Woods
John
Andrew Chapin
M. F. Kirby
Mra
J. A. Knight
H. M. Riley
Samuel E. Parker
Luther B. Call
William E. Parker
James P. Yeomans
Marshall
New Colored Map of the Provinces Published
The Plant Line issues a four color map folder claiming the most complete Maritime Provinces map. It lists inland and coastal towns, lighthouses with a sighting key, and mile ranges. Text sections describe Nova Scotia Cape Breton Prince Edward Island Bras dOr Lakes and Newfoundland with half tone illustrations. Mail two cent stamp to J A Flanders Boston or BE H Downing Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant Line
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Prince Ward Island
Bras d'Or Lakes
Newfoundland
J. A. Flanders
N. E
Chiropody Services Offered at Massachusetts Avenue Office
Miss Nellie J Henderson offers foot care at 67 Massachusetts Avenue Room 4 Corns bunions callouses and ingrowing nails treated. Antiseptic washes available. Ladies and gentlemen treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie J. Henderson
Massachusetts Avenue
Heater cleaning and repairs offered at low prices
The advertisement notes timely heater cleaning to prevent waste from corrosion, claiming summer work reduces waste from use in winter. Albert H. Ricker promises prompt service and all repairs at the lowest prices, located at 14 Boylston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Ricker
Boylston Street
Cambridge
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Warren
W. T. Warren
Walter B. Chamberlain
River Street
City OF
Cottage Park Avenue
Harvey Street
Sherman Street
City Engineer
Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
Edward A. Counthan
ODD Fellows’ Memorial
L. M. Johnson
Staniford Street
Bowdoin Square
Copland Baking CO
W. Somerville
D Con Bros Nonshires
W. Milton Rose
Mass. Ave
Belmont Crystal Spring
Belmont
Conant & I
Nbattan
Bo Bhoker
A. B. Bead CO
D. L. Tappan
Omee
C. D. Ormes
Cambridge Harness Co
Prospect Street
Bugsy, Express
Harnese
Pan Rey
Handel and Haydn Soci Society
PAC Tt
Errantisney
Arlington, Mass
Squire
John P. Squire & CO
Paralle
Said Place
J Place
L. M. Hasti
Howard J. Brandon
Counseil
Tuohy the Florist
Cambridge St
Tiger
Meridian St
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