Flewelling Chosen to Succeed Van Riper at Boston University
The Rev Ralph T Flewelling D D pastor of the Leominster Methodist Church will be appointed by the trustees to fill the chair of philosophy at Boston University succeeding Prof B W Van Riper who resigned citing insufficient active religious interest Flewelling has led pastorates in Newton Centre Athol and Cambridge and authored two ethics philosophy books He is regarded as a well informed young Methodist minister and is a BU alum 1902
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Boston School of Theology
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United States
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Philadelphia Will Sail Despite Strike
The Philadelphia liner will sail to Liverpool tomorrow on schedule despite a wage dispute with engineers. P. A. S. Franklin, vice-president of International Mercantile Marine Company, said a full engine department crew would be ready to operate.
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Curtis Guild as a Linguist and Memorial Fund
The late Curtis Guild was noted for his extensive foreign language versatility, even speaking German at Germania Lodge during a governor’s visit to surprise the members. Contributions to a proposed Governor Guild memorial fund grow steadily with Allan Forbes as treasurer at State Street Trust Company.
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Lodge
Governor Guild
Allan Forbes
State Street Trust Company
Government to Appeal Steel Case to Supreme Court
Washington June 4 Attorney General Gregory announced the government will appeal the Trenton N J district court ruling dissolving United States Steel Corporation. He said the case, begun by the previous administration, will be taken to the Supreme Court.
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District Court
White House
New Haven Bill Clash Ends With Walsh Backing
In a year long fight Representative Lomasney condemned Governor Walsh for voting with railroads in 1900 1901. The Senate and House passed the validation bill with Atwill amendments, and the governor signed after a late dinner dinner pledge to concur. Panama Exposition junket reforms passed, naming 12 participants.
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Legislature Rejects Bills on Buses and Boxing
A rejected bill list includes regulation of jitney buses and pony express licenses, a constitutional initiative and referendum, a special commission to investigate the whole milk matter, and bills to establish a state university, legalize boxing, halt compulsory school vaccination, permit Sunday baseball, license cats, tax bachelors, penalize false hotel registrations, and a state movie censor bill.
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Special Commission of Whole Milk
Legislature's Work During 1915 Session Highlights
Summary of acts and resolves from the 1915 session including woman suffrage amendments, pure bread standard, income tax allowed by constitutional amend, railway financing validations, state schools, new registrations for dental and electrical workers, public markets and budget reform, land taking rights, large-scale infrastructure projects, unemployment programs, factory welfare laws, armed forces planning, Pilgrim celebration studies, and vetoed measures such as labor clean milk.
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Noted New Englanders Named as Hall of Fame Candidates
Ten distinguished New England figures join seventeen famous Americans in NYU Hall of Fame candidacy. Samuel Adams Rufus Choate Louis Agassiz Francis Pirkin Alice Freeman Palmer Nathaniel Greene Benjamin Thompson Mark Hopkins Charlotte Cushman Horace Bushnell are among those announced by Chancellor Mac Cracken as More Justly Famous selections for the five tablets.
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Essex
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Alice Freeman Palmer
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Count Rumford
Mark Hopkins
Stockbridge
Williams College
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Macbeth
Horace Bushnell
Hartford
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Hall of Fame
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Emeritus MacCracken
Ten Electors Choose Final Five from Public Nominations
The article notes that 17 names were chosen from over 20 public nominees. Ten quinquennially appointed electors will render the final decision and pick the ultimate five in September, whose names will be inscribed on the final record.
Hall of Fame Tablets Listing Noted Figures
A list of hall of fame names includes Francis Parkman Mark Hopkins and Alice Freeman Palmer. Also named are Horace Bushnell Joseph Henry and Louis Agassiz. Also listed are George Rogers Clark Nathaniel Greene Thomas J Jackson Rufus Choate and Thomas McIntyre Cooley. And Samuel Adams Patrick Henry John Jay Alexander Hamilton and Charlotte Cushman.
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Mark Hopkins
Alice Freeman Palmer
Horace Bushnell
Joseph Henry
Benjamin Thompson
Louis Agassiz
George Rogers Clark
Nathaniel Greene
Thomas J. Jackson
Rufus Choate
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Patrick Henry
John Jay
Alexander Hamilton
Charlotte Saunders Cushman
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