University of Chicago readies convocation events and academic reforms
Convocation Day will feature the unveiling of a bronze memorial tablet to Alice Freeman Palmer in Hutchinson Tower. The piece, designed by Daniel Chester French, honors Palmer’s tenure as Dean of Women 1892–95. The issue also notes scholarship reforms, consular appointment, and campus athletics and choral activities including a cosmopolitan international chorus planned for Peace Day.
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Mexico City
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Mt Vernon Lodge and Fraternal Groups Directory
Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M meets Thursdays at Masonic Hall Clayton St. Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons meets every third Tuesday at 8 at Max Joseph building. St Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of P, Castle Hall meets Mondays at 8 at Max Joseph building. Athens B P O E No 790 meets Wednesdays at 1 30 at Broad and Lumpkin. Williams Lodge No 15 I O O F meets Mondays at Fellows Hall over Davis and Nicholson Co. Glenn Lodge No 76 I O C F meets Tuesdays at lodge room Odd Fellows Hall Clayton. Oliver Encampment No 14 meets Fridays at Odd Fellows Hall Clayton. Gap B Davie Camp No 272 W C Moots meets Wednesdays at Odd Fellows Hall Jackwor St nearby.
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Willams Lodge
Fellows’ Hall
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Odd Fellows
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Oliver
Oda
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ACA
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Beribo
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Women's Civic Club forms to fight urban ills in Chicago
The Women’s City Club plans a 100 member start in Chicago with aim to grow to 1000. The group, merging much of the Anti Smoke League, will work with the Chicago City Club and other civic bodies to improve conditions and inform city governance. The piece also notes academic assessments on schooling and a nighttime incident involving Halley’s comet, ending with a promotion for Champlain’s Cough Remedy.
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Chicago
Women's City Club
Chicago City Club
Crowd packs San Mateo for Thomas Papke title bout
A record crowd is expected at Jim Coffroth's club in San Mateo to see Joe Thomas of San Francisco face Billy Papke of Kewanee Ill in a 25 round catchweight fight. Jack Welsh referees. both boxers in good shape. potential Ketchel match if Papke wins.
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Stanley Ketchel
Mississippi colleges prepare oratorical teams
Greenville Mississippi districts Millsapi College and Mississippi College preliminary to the oratorical contest with student teams competing for state honors.
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