Choice of Profession and College Influence on Journalism
The passage argues that students decide on careers early, often influenced by parents, and that college training, especially in classical subjects, rarely equips graduates for journalism. It contends professors mainly in Greek or Latin sway pupils, and that curricula have limited impact as journalism’s auxiliary path.
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Election talk at Vermont university marks party vs faction debate
At Burlington Vermont June 28 Hon Dorman B Eaton delivered the Phil Beta Kappa Society oration at the University of Vermont. He argued that current political fault lines lie in factions not parties and urged voters to act by conscience rather than party discipline. He warned against party clubs and spoils systems, calling for independence of thought and action. A junior exhibition followed at College Street Church with commencement at Howard Opera House tomorrow and a corporation dinner at Van Ness House.
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Buruwaton
Phil Beta Kappa Society
University of Vermont
Dorman B. Eaton
Cleveland
College Street
Howard Opera House
Corporation
van Ness Ouse
Hanover Graduations Fill College Town With Alumni
Hanover NH June 27 alumni and friends fill the town as multiple graduation exercises are held. The Chandler scientific department awards B.S. degrees to thirty, with a wide program including addresses on railroads, canals, civilization and engineering. Notables attend, including ex Governor Hoadly and General Walker. Prizes awarded.学生 honors listed.
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Hanover
N. H
C. L. Carpenter
Andover
Mass
G. H. Bingham
Littleton
W. B.presley
Salem
G. E. Johnson
Springfield
J. H. Hill
East Lemington
H. O. Aiken
Amherst
H. W. Ranlett
J. M. Gile
Pembroke
M. iV. Morse
Chester
C. C. Gardiner
Biddeford
Old Pine
G. H. Shaw
Bradford
C. D. Milliken
Chandler Scientific Department
Frank B. Sanborn
Seabrook
Panama Canal
Eads Ship Railway
Herbert S. Eaton
East Salisbury
Franklin B. Munn
Stockbridge
Jesse B. Rogers
Byfield
Joseph B. G. Welch
Newburyport
America
Herbert E. Gage
Boxford
Reeves American Band
College Park
Hoadly
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Francis A. Walker
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Jeremiah Smith
Dover
Isaac W. Smith
Manchester
Heardly
John K. Lord
Sawyer
White River Junction
S. C. Bartlett, Jr
T. Emery
I Suncook
E. P. Noyes
Cincinnati
W.S. Ross
Great Falls
A. E. Hadlock
Milford
F. P. Banery
Germany
L. Artz
Dayton
W. F. Gregory
Winehendon
R. N. Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
W. B. Forbush
J. I. Buck
Harwich
J. H. Mason
Marlboro
J. ©. Ross
St.Johnsbury
E. L. Williamson
Albany
N. Y
A. A. Wheat
E. L. Willamson
J. J. Buck
E. B. Davis
J.C. Ross
Joseph Morgan
Trinity Mills
Tex
E. B.davis
Wead
E. E. Chalmers
Newbury
Grimes
W. D. Quint
Wee Buckley
Blakeley
Campton
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
George W. Nesmith
Hiram Newton Savage
William Sprague Currier
Norwich
Lows
Gilbert
George Albert Sanborn
Rochester
Bion Leland Waldron
Strafford
Arthur Woodbury Hardy
Hopkinton
L. D
Williams College Class Day Held Quiet Amid Doctor Hopkins Death
Commencement week at Williams College proceeds as usual after the death of Dr. Hopkins. Class day featured Doring's Band of Troy, marshals D J Jackson of New York and Henry Burden of Troy, with speakers E Young, S T Livingston, J T Cole, E L Adams, J L Baxter, J M Allen, and M W Thomas. Promenade concert planned at Goodrich Hall and class supper Thursday night.
Amherst exercises mark Amherst College semi centennial gathering
The Amherst event opened with ivy exercises and an ode by Herman H Haley and an oration on The Truthful Spirit by A P Davis. Notable speakers included Bishop Huntington George W Curtis and Theodore Roosevelt. Rev Dr Storrs discussed modern college study and the value of historical study and college life.
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Springfield
Amherst
Herman H. Haley
A. P. Davis
Albion P. Adams
H. B. Adams
Johns Hopkins University
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia Press
F. D. Huntington
New York
George W. Curtis
F. A. Walker
E. B. Gillett
Westfield
Theodore Roosevelt
F. A. March
Alden
American Board
Joseph H. Choate
Algernon S. Sullivan
John E. Sanford
Taunton
College Church
R. 5. Storrs
Tyler
Storrs
Alpha Delta Phi
George William Curtis
Garrison
Curtis
Roswell D. Hitchcock
T. J. Backus
Parker Institute
Vassar
Adams Academy Declamations for Adams Medal Held in Quincy
Yesterday the Adams Academy main room in Quincy overflowed with attendees for declamations by pupils competing for the Adams gold medal. Judges awarded Adams medal to Charles F. Page of Brookline and Masters prize to Louis C. Page of Brookline.
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Adams Academy
Quincy
John Quincy Adams
Lord Allin
Campbell Carleton C. Lane
Patie
Webster Jenry R. Holden
Beliaf
Rebel Angels
Arthur L. Bumpus
Duke of Grafton
Chatham Louis C. Page
Brookline
Richmond
Shakspere Deleeware King
Gladstone
Glencoe
Charles H. Porter, Jr
Adams
Bonaparte
Seward William Hiffotey
Lincoln
Ill
Cinque Ports
Tay Ya Case
Longfellow
Alexander B. Halliday
Yonkers
N. Lewis Bass, Jr
America
Chatham Henry B. Leonard
Chicago
Croly
John Oe Quincy
Senate
William L. Griffin
Keene
N. H
Yorktown
Winthrop Charles
Page
Brookline M Usic
Academy
Harry E. Avery
Detroit
Mich
Charles T. Crocker
Fitchburg
Frederick H. Curtis
N. Y
James L. Edwards
William H. Foley
Iil
Graduation Exercises End State Normal School Salem 66th Term
Salem June 28 The semi annual graduation and examination exercises of the State normal school at Salem closed the sixty sixth term. Graduates include Harriet M Copp Ipswich Hattie A Manley Melrose Nellie A Peabody Salem and many others from towns such as North Reading Newburyport Gloucester Danvers Somerville and Cambridgeport. Addresses were made by Raymond and E Carrigan of the State board of education.
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Salem
Srrer Au
State Normal School At
Harriet M. Copp
Ipswich
Hattie A. Manley
Melrose
Nellie A. Peabody
Emma Batchelder
North Reading
Mary E. Bassett
Newburyort
Mary R. Burke
Gloucester
Mary Butler
Cambridgeport
Addie R. Hood
Danvers
Maud F. Hopkins
Mary A. Kalaher
Wakefield
Thyra Christina Kalberg
Cambridge
Mabel Symonds Knight
Minnie Frances Knight
A. Helena McMasters
Somerville
Elizabeth Frances Mullen
South Boston
Adeline M. Murphy
Stoneham
Helen L. Newhall
Lynn
Ellen A. O'Reilly
Lillian Outerbridge
Flatts
Bermuda
W. 1
Beulah M. Pierce
Annie L. Reilly
Lexington
Mabel C. Rich
Arlington
Mary F. Riley
Winchester
Anna Hollieood
KE. F. Shea
North Billerica
Annie B. Stevens
Lynfield Centre
Grace Oliver Thayer
Sarah A. Tomlinson
Lizzie K. Trask
Eleanore E. Wallis
Beryerly
Florence L. Wilson
Waltham
Raymond and
E. ©. Carrigan
State Board of Education
New York Produce Exchange Votes to Close Saturday
News in brief reports the New York Produce Exchange voted yesterday to close the exchange on Saturday. Also, a brakeman was instantly killed at the Lake crossing on the Boston and Albany line at Natick while shifting cars.
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New York Produce Exchange
Lake
Boston & Albany
Natick
Yester- Ye
Harvard Class Dinners Show Alumni in Many Trades
Harvard alumni gatherings at multiple venues highlight the Class of 84 triennial dinner in Boston with Eliot presiding, Coolidge Curtis and Hibbard among speakers, and songs and cheers. Other class dinners at Union Club Tremont House Parker House Young's Hotel feature notable attendees and toasted reunions. The Lawrence Scientific School alumni met in Cambridge with a lab visit and evening meeting at the Revere House.
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Alma Mater
Brunswick
Harvard
Samuel A. Eliot
T. J. Coolidge
Allen Curtis
KE. A. Hibbard
Teoey
L. B. McCagg
J. M. Osborne
R. F. Howe
Eliot
Union Club
R. M. Morse
Francis Bartlett
Franklin Haven, Jr
Solomon Lincoln
G. M. Barnard
John ©. Ropes
John D. Long
Grenville Bacon
F. H. Brown
Stanton _ Blake
E. N.' Fisher
L. Dearborn
W. G. Goldsmith
A. A. Hayes
R. D
W. R. Livermore
U.S.N
Peter J. Olney
New York
G. G. Crocker
Prentiss Cummings
Cambridge Railroad
W.L Richardson
Young
S. W. R. Richards
Boston
A. L. Lincoln, Jr
Young’s Hotel
Lawrence Scientific School
Cambridge
Revere House
A. McF. Davis
Pickering
Fast New York Boston mail line sought to speed delivery
Negotiations at the Post Office Department aim to establish a fast mail from New York to Boston that would collect the day’s mail by 11 p m and deliver in Boston by 5 a m. Northern New England complaints say current schedules cause late arrivals and missed connections, leaving mail idle in Boston.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New York
Boston
New England
Exciting Saugus Race Day Highlights Katie M Wins
At Saugus, Katie M. won the 2:29 class and Brunette captured the 2:40 class in a day praised as the best race trotted near Boston in years. Nearly 1000 spectators watched a crowd including many ladies as Little Dick and Stargazer vied for top notes.
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Boston
Branette
Alex L
Brunette
Mary Kent
Hornet
Little Dick
Katie M
Barngrover
Stargazer
Russell
Trout
Sam F
John Trout
M. Brunette
Thomas Sugden
B. G. Alex. le
Loe Bk
H. Woodard
B. m. Mary Kent
L. A. Hasbrock
B. m. Hornet
F. A. Clark
Casame
L. A. Morse
B. m
Alice E
E. D. Haselton
Thing
Nellie Nelson
A. Barngrover
Ch.m
N. J. Stone
B. G. Little Dick
A. E. Russell
B. G. Stargazer
R. Holcomb
Re. G. Sam F
J. A. Snow
G. m. Sadie S
Ed F. McAvoy
B. G. Billy R
Richardson & Galvin
Maud R. Richardson
Ellenville
N. Y
Alice E. M. C. Delano
Canton
Elcho
C. E. Mosher
Lawrence
M. A. Skinner
Haverhill
Frank Patchen
H. Woodruff
Aliston
Ward Rade Russell
Buckfield
Robert D. J. A. Snow
Lynn
G. Little Jim
A. Johnson
Cranston
R. L
Hy Wilkes
Sixteenth Harvard Dental Alumni Meeting at Youngs Hotel
The Harvard Dental Alumni Association held its sixteenth annual meeting at Youngs Hotel with music speeches and a dinner. Officers elected for the next year were President Dr F G Eddy Providence Vice President Dr William H Potter Secretary Dr Charles Wilson Treasurer Dr W E Page. Committees named to solicit alumni contributions for the Harvard dental school included Dr Wilson Dr Page Dr Potter Dr J T Codman and Dr J Fillebrown. A music committee for the next meeting was appointed with Dr J E Stanton Dr E A Lowe of Lowell and Dr E I Stevens.
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Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young’s Hotel
F. G. Eddy
Providence
William H. Potter
Charles Wilson
W. E. Page
Harvard Dental School
W. H. Potter
J. T. Codman
J. Fillebrown
J. E. Stanton
E. A. Lowe
Lowell
E. I. Stevens
Codman will case resumes in Probate Court reading of letters
The Codman will case resumed in Probate Court. The morning was spent reading Mrs. Kimball’s letters to Mr. Codman to show undue influence at the will’s creation. Testimony closed in the afternoon. Mrs. Codman’s counsel finished reading letters. Arguments set for July 6.
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Codman
Mrs. Kimball
Mr. Codman
Supreme Court ruling on Eames vs Andrews affects open end wells
The Eames v Andrews decision concerns driven wells and a Boston open end method where earth is removed by washing or boring. It notes many wells in clay beds rely on open end operation not covered by Green’s later patent, which dates to 1868 and 1879.
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Commercial Bulletin
United States Supreme Court
Eames
N. W. Green
Green
Great Head Regatta Sailed by Great Head Yacht Club Yesterday
The pennant regatta began at 3 30 p m off the clubhouse with courses for three classes. First and second class boats raced from judges boat to buoys and back about six miles, while third class ran five miles with skippers and crews showing strong windward work. Notable finishers included Great Scott and Hector in class I, Zoe and Victor in class II, and Cadet and Idyl in class III. Laurel was excluded after remeasurement. Post Journal and Advertiser reporters followed the race aboard Lasata steam launch with light to increasing winds.
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Great Head
Governor’s Island
Scott
Hector
Zoe
Victor
Topsy
Cadet
Idyl
George E Ae
G. W. Spinney
Post, Journal and Advertiser
Great Scott
Belcher
H. W. Floyd
Erminie
E. H. Bradshaw
Ramona
J. P. Norton
Frolic
L. K. Billings
W. A. McField
Hildredth
Ole
A. W. McGlenn
Mason Bros
Evelyn
H. T. Harrington
H. Belcher
H. Hutchinson
Fury
J. H. Putnam
Laurel
C. H. Smith
Annie
R. H. Mitchell
J. S. Cushing
Harry Hutchinson
Fred Melvin
Delphine
S. A. Freeman
Startling Statistics On New England Kidney Disease
A Beacon column from Boston June 28 reports a State Department official detailing Massachusetts health figures. It warns of widespread kidney disease, Bright's disease risks, and urges preventive action via Hunt's Remedy as used by doctors and in hospitals. The piece links rising sickness to heedless habits and urges awareness.
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Boston
State Department
Massachusetts
New England
England
Henry Wilson
Charles Sumner
Wendell Phillips
James G. Blaine
Hunt
Medical College
Bright
Beacon
Auction Sales Every Wansee and Saturday
Auction sales occur weekly on Wansee days and Saturdays, listing items and times for potential bidders. Local notices indicate recurring sale events with emphasis on regular schedule and participating venues.
No Sales on Saturdays Until Further Notice
An old broker or executor notice lists numerous securities and shares from banks, railroads, mills, and manufacturing firms with varied dates, par values, and holdings. The document catalogs holdings in First National Bank Merrimack Lowell Machine Shop Fitchburg R R Co North Chicago Rolling Mills Bowker Fertilizer Co and many others, including bonds from Cincinnati Chicago and Louisville rail lines and various companies, reflecting a large inventory at stake.
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Natl. Bank
Merrimack
Lowell Machine Shop
Fitchburg R. R. Co
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Essex Co
Cincinnati
Summit
R. R. Im
Chicago
Burl. & Quincy Ss
Mcgee’, Houghton. & Ontonagen
Atchison, Top
Sartta Fe
Union Pacific
Consolidated R. R. of Vermont
Michigan Central
Im. Air Line
Steam Cotton Co
Do Hill Mfg. Co
Bank of Repablle
Alsoee
Merrimack Mfg. Co
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Boston Gaslight Co
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Aisy
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Newmarket Mfg
Rutland Rd
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Amory Manuf. Co
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