Six women graduate from MIT this week with honors
MIT announces six young women earning degrees this week. Ida A. Ryan of Waltham becomes the first woman to receive a master of science in architecture, after a remarkable self funded path. Five others, including Anna Margret Cederholm of Belmont and Helen Ross Hosmer of Billerica, graduate with bachelor of science in chemistry and architecture and biology.
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Sela A. Ryan
Waltham
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ida A. Ryan
Miss Ryan
Boston Architectural Society
Cambridge English High School
Technology
Cleofan
Young Ladies’ Society
Cederholm
Hélen Ross Hosmer
Billerica
Chemical Department
Miss Hosmer
Howe High School
Mary Julia Ruggles
Cambridge
Erasmus Hall High School
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Ruggles
Richards
Tech
American Forest Medicines Promoted by Dr Pierce
An article extols American forests as sources of potent medicinal roots. It highlights Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, noting alcohol-free formulas drawn from native roots. Readers are urged to request a free book detailing ingredients and endorsements by medical authorities.
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Sahara Desert
Pierce
R. V. Pierre Buffalo
Pracce
Paine
Dr. Fierce
Hare
Ellingwood
Johnson
Hare, Coe
Sage
Dr. Pierce
R. ¢Erce
MIT Graduating Class Banquet Held at American House
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology held its banquet last evening with about 350 attendees. Notable speakers included President Henry S. Pritchett Mayor Fitzgerald Frederick P. Fish Samuel L Cabot and George Wigglessworth of the American Telephone Company.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American House
Henry S. Pritchett
Mayor Fitzgerald
Frederick P. Fish
American Telephone Company
Samuel L. Cabot
George Wigglesworth
Corporation
Pritchett
Institute
Fitzgerald
Boston
Through Smoke She Saves Son From House Fire
Mrs. Sadie Bobella of 23 Edinboro Street rushed into a smoky kitchen to find her five year old son after smoke poured from the windows. She pulled him from the blaze, but the boy fainted and did not revive for an hour. He had started the fire with papers and could not extinguish it.
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Sadie Bobella
Edinboro Street
Electric lineman electrocuted on 25 foot pole
James Woods age 28, an electric light lineman for South Berwick Salmon Falls Electric Company, was killed while working atop a 25 foot pole in South Berwick Maine. An axe blade at his belt cut insulation on a wire carrying 2500 volts, arcing through his body. He fell and remained suspended until his body was lowered. He was unmarried.
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South Berwick
James Woods
Salmon Falls Electric Company
Woods
Hollis arraigned after woods beating assault claim
Richard B. Hollis of Braintree wearing blue overalls faced court on charges of brutal beating and attempted assault against Esther Wentworth near her home. He is examined for mental condition and held on $2000 bond as witnesses recall the struggle and torn clothes.
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Quincy
Richard
Hollis
Braintree
Esther Wentworth
Woods
Miss Wentworth
Scott
Efe
San Francisco Relief Fund Reaches 870 916 50 in Donations
Yesterday contributions to the Kidder Peabody Company administered San Francisco relief fund increased the total to 870 916 50 dollars, underscoring broad donor support for disaster aid efforts.
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Kidder-Peabody Company
San Francisco
London
Robber Attacks Maid in Brookline Near Fowler Home
A maid employed by H W Fowler of 32 Webster Park Brookline was struck by a slugger who tried to rob her Wednesday night near the Fowler residence. The screams scared the robber off but he took the victim's pocketbook. This marks the third similar assault in a month as police investigate the case.
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H. W. Fowler
Webster Park
Brookline
Fowler
Woman Dies After 33 Day Fast Experiment
Sutton report says Mrs. Lovan M. Snow aged 77 died after 33 days without food while caring for her husband Elias L. Snow 82. Medical Examiner Baker and District Attorney George Taft received details. the couple pursued a fasting experiment to treat stomach trouble.
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Mrs. Snow
Centralizing Women’s Clubs In St Paul Meeting
In St Paul on May 31 the General Federation of Women’s Clubs opened its session with President Decker criticizing insufficient centripetal force. She proposed a federation headquarters a board adviser a new standing committee on new work and merging the industrial and child labor subcommittees. She praised the federation as a nation arousing force and a symbol of America’s coming civilization.
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ST. Paul, Minn
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Decker
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Miss. H. Ff
Hosmer
Ida A . Ryan
Mss. E Manning
Miss. J. Bombatten
Ryan
Anna Margret Cederholm of
Belmont
Chemical
Lynn Girl Architect
Eleanor Manning
Lynn
Lynn High School
Miss Manning
Miss Patten
Sedgwick
Mr Ruggles
Earth
Son
Mark OF
Rae of
BEAD
Ward
Ward-Corby
Ward-Corby Company
Albany Street
Lineman
Braintree Girl
Frisco Fund
Fin Jason
Madras
Keep’s Shirts
Tremont
Mrs. Decker
Regal
Hae
Mae Ron
Ams
Summer St
Tremont St
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