Harvard Awards Nearly a Dozen Scholarships for 1913 14
The Harvard faculty announced awards for the 1913 14 college year including Eveleth scholarships for John Lovingdon Cam bridge Howard Moise Kirkwood Walter Noyes Auburndale Robert Bruce Washington D C Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore South Hadley Falls Crowninshield scholarships for Philip Carret Cambridge William Gunray Bush Lot Berlice British Guiana and others Ronald Yester Brooklyn Moriarty Lawrence Lopez Looney Somerville and a Normal School Scholar was named.
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Harvard
Eveleth
John Lovingdon
Camb Weidge
Howard Moise
Kirkwood
Ala
Waldo Noyes
Auburndale
Robert Bruce
Washington, D. C
Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore
South Hadley Falls
Walter M. Horton
Arlingtom
Mary L. Whitney
Ronald M. Yester
Brooklyn
N. Y
John J. Moriarty
Lawrence
Crowninshield
Philip J. Carret
Cambridge
William T. Gunray
Bush Lot Berlice
British Guiana
Harvard Club
Somerville
Joseph M. Looney
Cleveland Wins 16 to 4 Over Evansville Central
In Evansville Indiana the Cleveland American Association club defeated Evansville Central 16 to 4. The report notes two full pages of the Sunday Post photologue in the upcoming issue.
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Evansville
Ind
Cleveland American Association
Sunday Post
Next Sunday Post
O Sullivan Displeased with Walsh over Appointments
Humphrey O Sullivan of Lowell discussed federal and state appointments with Governor Walsh yesterday afternoon and stated he was not satisfied with either. O Sullivan, longtime liberal Democrat and organization treasurer, has funded headquarters and covered deficits, making his views significant to the party's Democrats.
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Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Walsh
O'Sullivan
Democratic Party
Lowell Man Seeks Labor Board Nod and Denounces Governor
Mr O Sullivan visits the Governor urging recognition for Democrats in the region and protest over his failed appointment to the board of labor and industries. He named Andrew J Molloy of Lowell as a top textile expert candidate and criticized the selection of John Golden. He also argued Tom Riley deserved district attorney, and warned that Brandeis McReynolds and Anderson could hurt Democratic prospects this fall.
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Lowell
Board of Labor and Industries
O'Sullivan
Andrew J. Molloy
Molloy
Mr. O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
John Golden
Golden
Mr. Golden
Mr. Molloy
Supreme Court
Christopher Callahan
Holyoke
Judge Pratt
Hugh McClellan
United States
Washington
Sullivan
Tom Riley
Louis D. Brandeis
Wilson
Riley
McReynolds
Brandeis
George Anderson
Harvard Men Mourn Jones Death Bell Ringer at Harvard
Messages of sympathy flow to Mrs Grace Wardwell daughter of Austin K Jones from Harvard graduates nationwide after Old Jones the bell ringer dies Work in Harvard College yard to cease during funeral at the Jones home Saturday at 2 pm Young alumni expected to attend the services
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Grace Wardwell
Austin K. Jones
Cambridge
Harvard
Women Police Proposed to Protect and Assist Women
Mrs. Elwood Spear of Cambridge urged Boston to recruit two kinds of women police to patrol public areas and assist timid women, while referring arrests to male officers. She also urged suffrage parade participation on May 2. James T. Hargreaves of Australia discussed gains from woman suffrage and noted policies like eight hour days and wages boards. The Writers' League elected vice chairman Mrs. Beulan Dix Flebbe.
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Elwood Spear
Cambridge
Authors’ Club
Edith Taylor
Wellesley
Boston
Writers’ League
Joy Street
Australia
League
Beulan Dix Flebbe
Two Penny Lunch for Children
Dr. Franklin B. Dyer, Boston public schools superintendent, tells volunteers that feeding schoolchildren remains unresolved. He supports the two penny lunch trial but opposes free lunch bands. He notes hungry pupils come from all classes and that better lunches boost work. candy and pickles at recess do not help.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Boston Public Schools
A. Lincoln Filene
Beacon Street
Carl C. Carstens
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Suffragist Addresses Shoe Workers at Union Meeting
The Boot and Shoe Workers' Union A F L held an officer installation at 694 Washington Street last evening. Before the ceremony Mrs Mary Kenney O Sullivan spoke in support of woman suffrage.
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
F. of L
Washington Street
Mary Kenney O'Sullivan
Robber binds train messenger and robs Rock Island car
A masked bandit boarded the Rock Island local from Hot Springs at Haskell Arkansas, bound the messenger, locked him in a trunk, robbed the express car and escaped tonight.
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Little Rock
Ark
Rock Island
Hot Springs
Haskell
Still Mory Steamships to Boston a New Pacific Route
William S. McNary of the Port Board announces Boston will gain a monthly steamship line to Honolulu Puerto Mexico Salina Cruz and other Pacific coast points via the American Hawaii Steamship Company. Merchants and Miners Line plans to move from Atlantic Avenue to pier 2, and port offices will relocate to the Commonwealth Pier saving $7500 yearly in rent.
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William S. McNary
Boston
Honolulu
Puerto
Mexico
Salina Cruz
Pacific Coast
McNary
American-Hawaii Steamship Company
New York
Merchants & Miners* Line
Atlantic Avenue
Commonwealth Pier
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purified Blood and Vitality
An ad claims spring confinement harms health, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic. It promises improved appetite, strength, sleep, and a year round remedy, noting forty years of use and urging readers to buy the product from a druggist.
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Hood
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Maine
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Jones
Hotel Somerset
Commonwealth Ave
Boston, Mass
America
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Huntington Avenue
Back Bay
Co. L. Farnsworth
Ayer, Mass
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Greece
U. S
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Exchange
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China
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