Intercollegiate singing meet to crown glee club champion
Harvard Dartmouth University of Pennsylvania and Columbia vocalists will compete next month at Carnegie Hall New York under the Intercollegiate Glee Clubs. The four colleges varsity clubs vie for the trophy last year donated by Rudolph KE Schirmer.
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Frederick Triplets Celebrate 10th Birthday Party
A three sided party at 30 Puritan Avenue Dorchester last night marked the Frederick triplets tenth birthday. The twins entertained many school friends with a cake bearing 30 candles, reflecting the triplets’ unique celebration.
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Dorchester
Frederick Triplets
Wright for Second Place
Worcester voters consider Mayor Wright as a possible Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor this fall. He would accept if the nomination is unanimous as local Republicans urge Worcester to place a favored son on the ticket and to mark a rare statewide candidacy from the city.
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Harvard Lampoon Grants Free Bermuda Vacation
The Harvard Lampoon plans a free week in Bermuda for all editors. The joke paper’s coffers near overflow, making the mid year vacation possible at the publication’s expense.
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Steamers desert coal trade raise sail cargo rates
With many steamers leaving coal transport for transatlantic routes there is high demand for sail tonnage in coal carrying trade and rates have risen about 2 percent.
Newsboy Now an Attorney
Jacob Weinberg a 22 year old former newsboy from Chambers street West End was admitted yesterday to the Massachusetts bar. Born in 1893 he has lived in the West End since birth and graduated from Phillips Grammar School 1907 English High School 1911 and Boston University Law School last June. He serves as secretary of the West End Y M C A.
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English High School
Boston University Law School
Harvard Review elects new editors for year
The Harvard Musical Review names new editors Douglas McC, Stewart and Frederic J. De Veau of New York as literary editors plus Phillips Bradley of Lincoln and George H. Bartlett of Webster as business editors. Chalmers D. Clifton of Jackson Mississippi joins the graduate advisory board.
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Frederic J. DeVeau
New York
Phillips Bradley
Lincoln
George H. Bartlett
Webster
Chalmers D. Clifton
Jackson
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Boston College High School Holds Second Annual Home Night
About 1000 students filled the gym for Boston College High School’s second annual home night. Faculty and guests attended as Rev. Charles J. Lyons, Rev. John J. Geoghan, and Rev. Edward Brock spoke. Refreshments were served and sweat ers presented to last year’s basketball team members.
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Charles J. Lyons
John J. Geoghan
Edward §. Brock
Tom Duffy
John Fraher
Vincent Hughes
Walter Falvey
Sheehan
William Skayhan
McCloskey
Kane
John Whouley
Examinations for West Point Announced
Congressman Thomas C. Thacher announced a civil service examination in New Bedford on February 20 to select a candidate for appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. The vacancy in the Sixteenth Massachusetts district must be filled by June 14, with applications to the Civil Service Commission in Boston due by February 15.
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New Bedford
United States Military Academy
West Point
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United States Civil Service Commission
Boston
Begy's Mustarine Promises Quick Relief For Aches
An advertisement touts Begy's Mustarine as a mustard remedy for sore throat chest colds and a wide range of pains including rheumatic sprains and headaches. It claims fast action when rubbed on and offers money back if not best.
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Austrian heir apparent meets emperor amid abdication rumors
Basel despatch says Archduke Charles Francis met Emperor Francis Joseph on return from the German front. Rumors persist that the emperor plans abdication following the visit by the Archduke and Baron Burian. Walter Johnson notes his Kansas farm life keeps him in peak winter condition, denying jumping exercises.
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Baron Burian
Germany
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