Columbia Faculty and Sophomores End Hazing Standoff
A truce at Columbia University settles the Kingdon Gould hazing incident. The student board will oversee restrictions on hazing, freshmen supervision by sophomores, and penalties for underclass misconduct. About 500 students protested suspensions and urged reinstatement of four suspended sophomores. President Butler stressed discipline and the university’s resolve to stop hazing.
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York
Columbia University
Kingdon Gould
Epsode
Hazers
Student Board of Representatives
Butler
Dean Hutton
School of Applied
Earl Hall
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Smith Premier Men Banquet At Young’s Hotel
Thirty five representatives of the Smith Premier Typewriting Company gathered at Young’s Hotel for the annual dinner. R. R. King of Boston presided and introduced Fred Snelgrove and William D. Dyer, Syracuse office treasurer. Other speakers included John H. Barr, Syracuse general manager, and Miss E. E. Mason, advertising manager. The event was a merry affair with all employees participating.
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Smith Premier Typewriting Company
Young's Hotel
R. R. King
Boston
Fred Snelgrove
William D. Dyer
Syracuse
John H. Barr
E. E. Mason
German skipper completes 150th Atlantic voyage
Captain C. Raempff of the Hamburg America Line steamer Deutschland completed his 150th Atlantic crossing as the ship anchored in New York last evening after the voyage.
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New York
C. Raempff
French Defeat Reported in Central Africa Near Timbuctoo
Private dispatches from Paris claim the French occupation force in Central Africa suffered a serious reverse with heavy losses near Timbuctoo. No official confirmation has been issued.
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Paris
Central Africa
Timbuctoo
Unknown Woman's Body Unidentified in East Boston
The body of a woman found in the water near Herrick's wharf East Boston remains unidentified and unclaimed. It lies in Briggs undertaking rooms Howard Street with no viewers today. Police suspect death by drowning possibly from personal crisis or accident. Medical Examiner Harris confirms drowning. If unclaimed within days, burial in Potter's Field.
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Herrick’s Wharf
Boston
Briggs’ Undertaking Rooms
Howard Street
Harris
Potter’s Field
Contents of the Sunday Magazine in Christmas Issue
The Sunday Magazine features a Christmas issue with a wax dawn sculpture by Alfred Lenz and a broad array of seasonal writings. Includes a Hurlbut Christmas Message, Maurice Smiley’s Star of Bethlehem, stories like Christmas at Lost Hope and Saint of the Wings Invisible, and humorous pieces by Bangs Wells Wilder Colson Neill.
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F. G. Moorhead
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sunday Magazine
Alfred Lenz
Bethlehem
Sunday
America
Jesse Lyman Hurlbut
Sunday School Union and Tract Society
Hurlbut
Star of Bethlehem
Maurice Smiley
Lost Hope
Alice MacGowan
Terest
Hezekiah Butterworth
Peru
Tambo la Joya
John Kendrick Bangs
Jimmy-boy
Mr. Bangs
Santa Claus
Carolyn Wells
Father Time
St. Valentine
Jack Frost
April Fool
William E. Barton
Jesus
Ethel Maude Colson
Marshall P. Wilder
John R. Neill
Clinton Scollard
Grace MacGowan Cooke
Elizabeth Ruggles
Strickland W. Gilliland
Helen Whitney Clark
Cora Lapham Hazard
Elizabeth Ferguson Seat
Joe Cone
Carroll Watson Rankin
Er. G. Holden
Admiral Dewey Floated After Shoreing at Port Morant Harbor
Kingston Jamaica Dec 23 United Fruit steamship Admiral Dewey which ran aground at the entrance to Port Morant Harbor was floated by Merritt Wrecking's steamer Premier and brought to Port Morant. The vessel suffered slight damage and is expected to sail to Boston shortly with 30 passengers safe. Captain James C Clark commands the Dewey with a long master’s certificate. Captain List, former commander, now associates manager at Port Antonio.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Port Morant Harbor
Merritt Wrecking Company
Premier
Port Morant
Boston
Dewey
Port Antonio
James C. Clark
Altough
List
Fruit Company
Moran's $100 for 8 year old namesake Moran
Eight year old John B Moran McKenney of 884 Neponset avenue received 100 dollars as a Christmas gift because he shares the name John B Moran. Lawyer Moran has given yearly sums at Christmas since the boy’s birth, a practice started eight years ago by the boy’s father James F McKenney.
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John B. Moran McKenney
Neponset Avenue
John B. Moran
Moran
Little Johnny
James F. McKenney
Neponset
Mr. McKenney
President Pickering of C and M Dead in Portsmouth
John J. Pickering, president of the Concord and Montreal railroad, died at his Portsmouth home. Born in 1822, he studied at Phillips Exeter Academy and served as president of Rockingham National Bank. His wife predeceased him. two sisters survive. He led the Concord and Montreal road since its founding.
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Portsmouth
N. H
John J. Pickering
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Mr. Pickering
Phillips Exeter Academy
Rockingham National Bank
Pickering
Concord & Montreal Road
Christmas Greeting From Bingville Bugle
The Bingville Bugle marks Xmas with a humorous lead urging goodwill and joy. It notes local life, including Bill Hepburn’s tale, past editorials, and efforts to sustain the paper as a community fixture. A Sunday Post feature presents the Bugle with every copy, inviting readers to share in holiday cheer.
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Bill Hepburn
Bill
Everbuddy
Arthur
Bingville Bugle
Sunday Post
Bugle
Pope Receives Bishop O Connell In Private Audience
The Pope welcomed Right Rev. W. H. O Connell bishop of Portland Maine in a private audience in Rome noting his long tenure at the American College. He praised the diocese as vast and the clergy as faithful while asking about immigrant nationalities and charity efforts. O Connell presented several clergy and Mrs Williams of Lowell.
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Rome
W. H. O'Connell
Portland
O’conne
Pius X
American College
O'Connell
Emi
United States
America
Holy See
O’connell
Charles Sweron
Frenchville
E. J. Moriarity
Concord
Mass
J. F. Cummins
Boston
Miss Williams
Lowell
Conlin
William H. O’connell
Storm TOSSED, FLAME SWEPT SIR J Jupiter Shipping Tragedy
The Spanish ship Jupiter, battered by December gales and a Bermuda fire, berthed at Fiske's wharf after a 40 day voyage from Java. Fire on Nov 29 in St George's Harbor burned for 14 hours, destroying deck plates and boiler rooms while crew endured extreme sickness and privation.
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Jupiter
Fiske’s Wharf
Java
St. George’s Harbor
Bermuda
Ignacio Ozollo
Boston
Ozollo
Bilbao
Spain
Moors Anger the French
Paris reports Morocco crisis as Sultan dismisses French advisers and signals halt of policy. France orders immediate withdrawal of its consul the military mission and all citizens from Rabat unless the Sultan retracts actions and offers explanation. Officials say no overt force yet but a forceful demonstration will follow if demands are not met.
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Tangier
Aged Baptist minister dead in Providence
The Rev. Edwin C. Bromley longtime pastor of Stewart Street Baptist Church in Providence Illinois died at his home today after about a year of ill health. Death was caused by diabetes.
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Providence
Providenceh
R. IL
Edwin C. Bromley
Stewart Street
Old Man Once Rich Now Poor at Cambridge Home
Peter Velin, eight years old, was ordered to leave the house of P. J. Smith at 117 Prospect Street, Cambridge, for lack of apparent means of support. Once said to be the wealthiest man in St. Albans VI, he asked to be sent to the Tewksbury Almshouse at police headquarters.
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Peter Velin
P. J. Smith
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Mr. Velin
St. Albans
Tewksbury Almshouse
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