Yale inaugurates Angell as president and awards 784 degrees
Yale New Haven Conn June 22 presiding over an ordinary commencement James Rowland Angell was inaugurated as Yale president and 784 degrees were awarded including 15 honorary and 769 scholarly. The ceremony featured President Hadley’s retirement after 21 years and welcomes from Yale’s senior dean Chittenden and Harvard’s Lowell. Notable honorees included Madame Curie Sir Philip Jones Hideyo Noguchi Marcus Holcomb and Anson Phelps Stokes.
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Harvard to Award Diplomas In 280th Commencement
Harvard marks its 280th graduation as women receive degrees for the first time alongside about 1100 collegians. Presiding at Sanders Theatre, President Lowell will confer the degrees while honorary Doctor of Laws awards remain unannounced. Delegates and relatives fill the day’s ceremonies with processions and speeches from notable students and faculty.
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Harvard alumni events mark degree ceremonies and elections
Undergraduate exercises begin with a bridge recital, then the President grants degrees to students from university departments. Honorary degrees are awarded followed by a prayer. Alumni gather at Sever quadrangle for speeches by Lowell Cox and Eliot Wadsworth. Oversee elections occur in Massachusetts Hall from 9:30 to 4 with a yard lunch before Thayer Hall.
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Receivers Appointed John C Coughlin and John A Coveney
Two receivers are named in a court order: John C. Coughlin of 85 Devonshire Street and John A. Coveney of 24 Milk Street are appointed to manage the affairs specified in the filing.
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Receivers Appointed for Caldwell Auto Dealers in Bankruptcy
Referee in Bankruptcy Olmstead appointed receivers for Frederick J. Caldwell Inc automobile dealers at 1043 1045 Commonwealth Avenue after their voluntary bankruptcy petition filed in federal court Monday. Both receivers posted bonds of 2500 dollars.
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Trial in Superior Court Finds Man Guilty of Assault
A jury yesterday found the defendant guilty of assault with intent to commit a felony and assault with a dangerous weapon against Miss Margaret Murray. The incident occurred on the evening of April 24. Murray recently left City Hospital where she was listed as dangerous. Sentence is to be passed this afternoon.
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