Wennerberg Wins Peace Essay Prize At Pilgrim Hall
Frederick W Wennerberg of Boston College won the $75 Massachusetts Peace Society prize for best undergraduate essay on International Peace His subject World Peace An Ideal Made Real The second prize went to J Alfred F Lane of Holy Cross College The contest also heads to inter state and North Atlantic group events with Mohonk Lake May 19 21 and Clark University Worcester April 30
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Alluring Westward Travel Offer By Rail And Sea
A travel pitch promotes a California Expositions trip via Burlington Route with daylight through service from Chicago and St Louis. It suggests continuing to Pacific Northwest by Great Northern Pacific Steamships from San Francisco to Portland, with stopovers at Glacier or Yellowstone on return. Contact Alex Stocks for planning.
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Leaps to death at almshouse on Long Island
John E. A. Joyce, 48, an inmate at the Long Island almshouse infirmary, leapt from a third story window yesterday morning. He was found near the building and pronounced dead by Dr. Curry, the night physician, after examination.
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Senate head is on strike in Ottawa presiding dispute
The speaker of the Canadian Senate Philippe Landry refuses to preside after ruling a staff change report out of order. The ruling was appealed and defeated by Senate vote with J A Lougheed among dissenters. An acting speaker presided this afternoon as Landry awaits government regret.
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Memorial service for Yiddish writer J. L. Peretz
A memorial meeting for the late Yiddish writer J. L. Peretz will be held today at 8 p m at the Elizabeth House 857 Charles Street. Peretz, who died in Warsaw, Warsaw Poland, embodied the best in modern Jewish life and his loss is deeply felt by Jews everywhere.
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Putnam Harte Engagement in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Easter week engagement between Miss Kathrine Harte of 1503 Spruce Street and George Putnam of Boston was announced. Miss Harte is described as a leading Philadelphia social figure, while Putnam is noted as the son of William Lowell Putnam and cousin to Bishop William Lawrence of Boston.
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Massachusetts
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Harvard
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Edward F Shea Dies in Lowell at 36
Edward F Shea prominent in Lowell music circles died at his home 400 Concord Street aged 36. He went to South Africa during the Boer War as a member of the Irish Volunteers and fought with Dutch settlers against the British. He leaves a widow one sister and two brothers.
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Concord Street
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