Funeral Services Held for Harvard Professor William H Schofield
Peterboro New Hampshire June 27 funeral services were conducted for William H Schofield professor of comparative literature at Harvard University. The services drew college instructors and graduates from across the country and were led by Rev Louis P Clark with assistance from Rev P O Powell and Bishop Edward Parker.
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William H. Schofield
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Professor Schofield
Louis P. Clark
All Saints Church
P. O. Powell
Boston
Edward Parker
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Once Noted Lifer Back in Old Home
Samuel Darling Haynes, once Maine's most celebrated criminal, pardoned after 34 years for murder, returns to Portland for old home week at age 64. His prison departure from Thomaston seven years ago remains notable in his new life as a successful businessman.
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Samuel Darling Haynes
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Maine Return: Sam Haynes Reborn in Ford's Embrace
Sam Haynes, formerly Maine’s infamous prisoner, returns home greeted by ex warden F. B. Wiggin and Walter B. Clarke. After pardon at 57, he found work with Henry Ford in Detroit and now relives a dramatic life turn from crime to public acceptance.
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Walter B. Clarke
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Iobbins
Haines
Detroit
Henry Ford
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