Eliot Advocates Segregation At Harvard And Berea
President Eliot of Harvard argued for separation of races in education describing a Boston scenario and noting Berea College faces penalties under a new state law. He said moral and intellectual education is the remedy while detailing the law's impact on white and colored students and citing broader prejudices.
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Boston
Harvard
Eliot
Harvard University
Twentieth Century
Berea College
Kentucky
Lawrence
William G. Frost
Berea
Julia Ward Howe
Beréa
Alpheus Hardy
Wellesley College
Frost
Sim
Julia Ward Stowe
Bishop Lawrence
Charles F. Dole
John H. Dennison
Professor Hart
Robert Treat Paine
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Charles G. Ames
E. H. Abbott
Cambridge
Paul Revere Frothingham
Walter C. Cabot
Arthur Lyman
Arthur Little
H. M. Penniman
Henry G. Pickering
W. Bowditch
Theodore Lyman
C. M. Cobb
Lynn
Edwin D. Mead
A. A. Pope
T. Jefferson Coolidge
George Wigglesworth
Woman Found Dead Man Held Pending Investigation
In West End a woman, Annie Smith, died after an apparent fall at 46 Prospect Street. Charles Bickford and wife hosted her and a male friend Wednesday night. Bickford is charged with manslaughter and held for a Municipal Court arraignment, hearing postponed for one week.
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West End
Charles’ Bickford
Prospect Street
Annie Smith
S. Zarakoff
Bickford
John Bonner
Joy Street
North Grove Street
Bickfords
C. H. Bickford
Lawmakers Hesitate to Reply to McCall Speech Attack
Administration senators and members of Congress show reluctance to respond to Representative McCall's Lincoln Day attack on the President's policies. McCall, a leading figure in Congress, has largely targeted his criticism at his own party while opposing the railroad rate bill. Friends of Secretary Root say McCall misunderstood Root's federalization remarks and that the speech aimed to spur state responsibility, not set new policy.
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Washington
Congress
Representative McCall
Massachusetts
Republican Club of
New York
McCall
Friends of
Root
Treasury shakeup in Boston office sparks unexplained moves
Treasury Inspector Thomas H. ONeill denies knowledge of the removal and transfer of Frank H. Johnson to San Francisco. Both say no reason was given for the shakeup as Assistant Secretary Reynolds says changes aim to improve local service and the Boston inspectors Chandler Dowd and Grout stay.
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Treasury
Thomas H. O'Neil
San Francisco
Frank H. Johnson
Boston
Mr. O'Neil
Shaw
Department
O’neil
Frank E. Johnson
Washington
Cold Wave Expected As Early West Temperatures Sink
Weather expert forecasts a broad low temperature area from the West moving eastward. He warns of a 40 degree drop in 24 hours and predicts renewed cold will arrive, following yesterday’s brief warm spell since January.
Four New Patrolmen Appointed by Commissioner O'Meara
A general order issued at roll call yesterday by Commissioner O'Meara appointed four reserve officers as regular officers. The new patrolmen are Lawrence Flaher of Station 4 Louis Twomey of Station 5 Patrick Flaherty of Station 5 and Charles J Wallace of Station 10. They will report to the chief clerk's office at police headquarters this morning to be sworn in.
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O'Meara
Lawrence Flaher
Louis Twomey
Patrick Flaherty
Charles J. Wallace
Police
Barnard Children's Festival Set for Feb at Mechanics Hall
The Barnard Memorial festival will be held Friday February 22 in the Mechanics building main hall on Huntington avenue. Preparations for a more elaborate entertainment than any under the same auspices are complete. The great hall will accommodate thousands of children and friends with special festival parties arranged for children and young people.
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Barnard Memorial
Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
Hiberian Reunion Heads Meet In Roxbury Broadside
Five officers from each division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians along with ladies auxiliaries in the South End Roxbury and Jamaica Plain will gather at Brooks Hall 1171 Tremont Street at 8 oclock to meet stockholders of the Hibernian Building Association of Boston Highlands. Officers named are James H. Kelley president P. J. Larkin vice president Daniel Leonard treasurer and John T. Hassey clerk.
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Order of Hibernians
South End
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Brooks Hall
Tremont Street
Hibernian Building Association of
Boston Highlands
James H. Kelley
P. J. Larkin
Daniel Leonard
John T. Hassey
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Fleischer
Hibernian Reunion
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