Yale Presidents Hadley Lowell Address Somerset Banquet
The Yale Club of Boston honored Yale President Hadley and Harvard President Lowell at a Somerset Hotel banquet before about 200 alumni. Hadley urged reform of the electiv e system while Lowell pressed strong study and competition. both promoted closer university collaboration and preservation of Yale tradition.
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Alfred Hemenway
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Asa P. French
Sherman Whipple
Marcus Morton
George A. Sanderson
Elmer P. Howe
A. E. Dunning
Alfred Ripley
Clarence W. Barron
Maude Adams Fan Line Sets City Wait Record
Long lines formed at Hollis Street Theatre as fans queued for seats to Maude Adams in What Every Woman Knows. At 9 am the box office opened with 300 in line. the crowd surged late morning as a hobo sold his place for two dollars to a woman.
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Hollis Street
Willcutt Claims 100 Votes Pledged for City Committee
Ex Representative William B Willcutt 24 of Ward ran for the presidential post of the Republican city committee and claimed over 100 committee members pledged to support him at Friday night meeting in Wesleyan Hall against Edward G Graves.
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Republican City Committee
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Woman Takes Acid By Mistake
Mary Sheehan aged 27 residing at 10 Ohio street South End took muriatic acid by mistake and fell in her room. She was rushed to City Hospital.
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Ohio Street
South End
City Hospital
Papes Diapepsin Promise of Fast Stomach Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid cure for stomach indigestion heartburn and gas. It claims relief in five minutes and lasting comfort after a dose from a pharmacist, with a 50 cent case marketed to broad English speaking countries.
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England
Canada
Pope
Women Saved From Flames In Bangor Fire
Three women were rescued from the roof of a four story building housing J. C. White & Co. dry goods in Bangor Maine as a fire caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Windows and stairways offered exits for occupants above the store while smoke hid escape routes. The blaze began in the basement and the building sustained only light damage.
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J. C. White & Co
Cambridge Aldermen approve extra day off for police
A Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting approved granting police officers one day off in 15 instead of one in 306. The vote was 8 to 2 after debate with the Taxpayers' Association. Sub-station 4 was set for a study by the finance committee to become a regular station.
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Fire Record Dated Entries From Jamaica Plain Brighton
Fire report lists incidents with times at 2:35 a m 3:10 p m 6:50 p m 11:05 p m and 11:15 p m on Dudley avenue South Margin street Shaw Loy avenue Tremont street and Maple street losses noted as 500 0 6 850 and 100 dollars involving residents F W Brauer Mary Gorran Benjamin Cohen Tremont Temple and William P Willis.
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F. W. Brauer
South Margin Street
Mary Gorron
Shaw- Loy Avenue
Benjamin Cohen
Tremont Street
Tremont Temple
Maple Street
Brighton
William P. Willis
Hall May Be Short 400000 in Southbridge Bank
In Southbridge the bank’s books after John A. Hall’s disappearance show tangled records and a possible defalcation of around 300000 to 400000. Bank officials say no firm figure yet, with deposits of 2500000 secured and depositors seeking to confirm claims. Mrs Hall, contacted at home, reported no knowledge of her husband’s whereabouts.
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John A. Hall
Calvin D. Paige
Arthur
Chapin
Hall
Y. M. Co
James O. Otis
Hall disappearance prompts thorough search and police notes
Estimates of 300000 to 400000 hint at near figures for losses to depositors if not exceeding 400000. A 200000 guaranty fund and loss account, a 20000 surety on Hall, and about 40000 in securities appreciation are cited. Hints in Southbridge since Hall's disappearance trigger a home search by Chief Coombs and officers.
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Southbridge
Coombs
Look for your child's picture in Sunday Post shots
The Sunday Post runs a weekly series of school photographs and offers a $5 gold piece for each identified image. Parents are urged to check the published snapshots and claim rewards for their children.
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Sunday Post
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