Record Breaking Graduation Totals Across New England Colleges
Up to 3100 graduates this month from 30 New England institutions receive bachelor degrees in arts or science. Harvard and Yale lead, with significant contributions from Smith Wellesley Radcliffe Mt Holyoke and others. women’s colleges account for over 900 degrees. Doctors lawyers and theologians also noted among the expected outcomes.
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Colleges
New England
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Brown
Bowdoin, Bates
University of Maine
Colby
Maine
New Hampshire State College
University of Vermont
Middlebury College
Norwich University
Vermont
Harvard University
Amherst
Tufts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston University
Boston College
Holy Cross
Clark University
Williams, Smith, Wellesley
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe and
Simmons Colleges
Massachusetts
Brown University
Rhode Island State College
Rhode Island
Wesleyan
Trinity
Connecticut
Morbid crowd seeks sight of Unger’s human brick mystery
A large crowd gathered at the Waterproofing company on North Grove street yesterday hoping to glimpse the cement block containing the ashes of Herman Unger. Officials and Odd Fellows members refused to reveal the location, keeping the mystery unresolved.
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Unger
Herman Unger
Clark’s
Pittsburg
North Grove Street
Post
G'wan
Unity Lodge of Odd Fellows
Italian laborers press nine hour day on New Haven line
Dominic D Allessandro reports united Italian laborers on the Boston to New York New Haven line backing a nine hour day and $1.75 wage. About 300 Providence division workers strike for a 10 hour day at $1.50. A New York conference plans a future demand of $2 for eight hours if Boston demands fail.
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New Haven
Boston
New York
Boston Railroad
Dominic D’allessandro
North Street
Providence
New Haven Road
Dominic D'Allessandro
Boston Railroad Laborers’ Union
Falls From Cars Injure Two In Cambridge
Two men were injured when they fell from streetcars yesterday in Cambridge. Michael Foley 11 Grant Street fractured skull and remains in critical condition at Cambridge Relief Hospital after reaching for his hat blown from the running board. Patrick Finn 67 Harvard Street sustained injuries to his back and shoulders on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Cambridge
Michael Foley
Grant Street
New West Boston Bridge
Hig Hat
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Patrick Finn
Harvard Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Russia's Duma Dissolution Stuns Hague Delegates
The Hague June 16 The dissolution of Russia's Duma and the new election system created a profound impression among peace conference delegates. News reached The Hague this morning and spread rapidly, becoming the sole topic of discussion while conference matters were momentarily set aside.
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The
Hague
Duma
Russia
Plan to Save Seized Vessel in Gloucester Row
The mackerel seiner Fannie B Prescott was seized by the Canadian cruiser Canada for fishing inside the three mile limit off the cape shore. Locals fear a wrongful confiscation and expect a thorough investigation by the Atlantic Maritime Company with hope the Prescott’s captain Lewis Carritt is vindicated.
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Gloucester
Fannie B. Prescott
Canada
Cape Shore
Board of Trade Rooms
Prescott
Cape
Atlantic Maritime Company
Lewis Carritt
Gloucester Harbor
Merger Seen Boosting New England Trade and Coal Supply
A New Haven railroad official argues the NYNH&H and Boston & Maine merger would aid European trade by expanding Boston port and marine links and possibly establish a transatlantic service. He also foresees the merged system acquiring coal properties and moving coal from Southern mines to New England ports, lowering local prices.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Boston
New York City
New England
Body of Isabella Clark Remains Unclaimed in Cambridge
The body, recovered from the Charles River Thursday, has not been claimed. It was moved yesterday from Litchfield's undertakers to the receiving tomb in Cambridge Cemetery.
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Isabella Clark
Charles River
Litchfield
Cambridge
Deer in Malden Dies After Leap Into Factory Window
A deer chased by residents of Malden and Medford leaped over a nine foot fence and crashed through a large edgeworth factory window at the Boston Rubber Shoe Company. It sustained injuries to its foreleg and head and died in a patrol wagon en route to the station. state game authorities later removed the animal’s body.
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Malden
Medford
Edgeworth
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Middlesex Fells
Pur
Suers
Boston
PANY
Boston Teeters Between Reform and War Hints
Governor Guild attacks railroad mergers and urges religious duty as Boston faces a reform mood. Mayors and governors from Rhode Island and Massachusetts praise Bunker Hill spirit while citing industrial lag and capital flight from Boston to Detroit. The speakers urge unity, patriotism, and a strong stance against monopolies.
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Boston
Detroit
Bunker Hill
Texas Bankers on Auto Trip in Boston on Sixth Tour
The Texas Bankers Association party of 180, including 70 women, toured Boston by special train and motor coach with visits to the American House Wright Tavern Oakland Club Concord and Lexington. They sail from Marblehead aboard the Camden to New York, continuing a 21 day nationwide tour arranged by C R Beasley.
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Texas Bankers’ Association
Boston
Boston Bank Cashiers’ Association
North Station
Greater
Old Wright
Oakland Club
Watertown
American House
Concord
Lexington
First National Bank of Boston
Eastern Steamship Company
Camden
Marblehead Neck
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
New York
Dallas
Texas
Cc. R. Beasley
Association
Beasley
American Bank & Trust Company
Houston
J. W. Butler
Clifton
Smith College to Grant A B Degrees to Record 268 in 1910 Class
Northampton June 16 The class of 268 graduates at Smith College Tuesday the largest in the college history All will receive the A B degree as the sole degree conferred in course Massachusetts leads with 63 students and a long list of names across states and nations Including Marion A Niles Eleanor S Trafton Bertha R Richards Grace E Bushee Edith C Gallagher and dozens more from New England and beyond.
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Northampton
Smith College
Smith
Massachusetts
New York
Illinois
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Ohio
Washington
State
Iowa
Maryland
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Thampshire
Maine
Vermont
South Caroline
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Georgia
Kentucky
Idaho
South Dakota
Missouri
Delaware
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
Nebraska
Indiana
Wyoming
Alaska
Nova Scotia
Japan
Marion A. Niles
Eleanor S. Trafton
Boston
Bertha R. Richards
South Boston
Helen L. Spencer
East Bridgewater
Beatrice Tower
Auburndale
Grace E. Bushee
Attleboro
Viola P. Hayden
Bedford Springs
Edith C. Gallagher
Milton
Helen A. Reed
South Weymouth
Mary Adams
Ethel G. Curry
Cambridge
Helen W. Arnold
North Abington
Frances Taylor
Elizabeth B. Ballard
Mary A. Foote
Blanche E. Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miles
U. S
Europe
Governor Guild
Hartford
United States
Fitzgerald
Hub
St. Louis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit Board of Trade
Higgins
Warren
Putnam
Stark
Nathaniel Greene
America
Webster
Orient
Philippines
Sandwich Islands
Pacific
Congress of Nations
Ryan
John J. Ryan
St. Francis de Sales
Texas Bankers
BAY State
Chelsea
Wfarriet I. Smith
Marion E. Edwards
Helen BE. Treadwell
Brookline
Christines. Stuart
Anna M. Fagnant
Ruth 8. Hayden
Springfield
Alice A. Roberts
Marion Felt
Lydia Pinkham Gove
Sophie O. Harris
Salem
Carrie G. Hilliard
Braintree
Louise Jefferson
Newtonville
Helen A. Kitchum
Carolyn Simon
North Adams
Marion H
Newton
Ethel A. Willard
Milbury
Leonora EF. Winward
Fall River
Katharine Woods
Hatfield
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