Harvard Class of 1909 to Graduate Today
Commencement at Harvard marks the Class of 1909 ending its active student life with diplomas this afternoon and seniors from earlier years attending. A full procession from Massachusetts Hall to Memorial Hall will feature diverse faculty, officials, alumni, and state leaders, followed by the Lawrence Scientific School Association luncheon and the Alumni Association exercises. Seven new overseers will be elected in the morning to fill vacancies.
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Harvard
Walter Bayliss
Alumni Association
Sanders Theatre
Lowell
Massachusetts Hall
Holworthy Hall
Didates
Holworthy
Hollis
Commonwealth
Cambridge
University
Technology
Tufts
Boston University
Boston College
Simmons College
Episcopal Theological School
New Church Theological School
St. James Ecclesiastical Seminary
Massachusetts Board of Education
United States
Army and
Navy
Norfolk
Middlesex
Boston
Lawrence Scientific School Association
University Hall
Vendome
Alumni
Home Shampoo That Dries Quickly from Ladies' Magazine
An at home shampoo claim promotes canthrox as a cheap alternative to salon products. It instructs dissolving a teaspoonful in hot water and applying to hair to create abundant lather, claiming quicker drying and scalp soothing benefits.
Horse kills Salem child in street accident
In Salem on June 29 a five year old girl, Mildred Riley, was killed when a heavy dray horse attached to a John P. Squire Co. vehicle trampled her near her father John P. Riley’s home at 34 Perkins Street. The dray driver Antonio Brassard surrendered to police and was released.
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Salem
Mildred Riley
John P. Riley
Perkins Street
John PB. Squire
Antonio Brassard
Auto Plunge Injures Weston Men Near Embankment
George Kenworthy 35 of Weston and an unnamed companion were injured when Kenworthy’s car failed to respond to steering, plummeted down an eight foot embankment, and turned over. Kenworthy suffered facial and hand burns and was unconscious. both men were hospitalized in Waltham.
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Weston
George Kenworthy
Weston Street
Kenworthy
Waltham
Automobiles May Dodge City Traffic Rules
Car owners claim the new state motor vehicle law will free autos from city traffic rules once it takes effect. They argue horse traffic remains subject to laws while drivers of cars gain broad, few restrictions on the highway.
New Traffic Law Nullifies City Vehicle Rules
The new law’s Section 17 voids current street traffic ordinances and regulations, removing speed limits and one way designations, except Nantucket and Metropolitan Park Commission rules. Legal experts fear conflicts as police enforcement weakens and drag operations may occur during any hour.
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Nantucket
Metropolitan Park Commission
Francis Hurtubis, Jr
Bates
Mr. Hurtubis
The
Highway Commission
Dana A. Malone
Babson
Final Tribute to F K Foster
Funeral services for Frank K. Foster held at his Ashmont home with Rev. Arthur Little presiding. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers include labor leaders James Duncan and Michael A. Murphy and other union officials. State A F L delegates and Boston Central Labor Union representatives attend.
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Frank K. Foster
Wrentham Street
Ashmont
Arthur Little
Second Congregational Church
Dorchester
Cedar Grove Cemetery
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Michael A. Murphy
Boston Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F. of
Murphy
Henry Abrahams
John J. Fenton
James J. English
Bartenders’ Union 77
George F. Tagen
Central Labor Union
Joseph J. Hunt
Teamdrivers’ Union 2
John C. MacDonald
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Louis R. Sullivan
Boston Typographical Union
McPhail
Boy off sick bed saves two in drowning bid
Gloucester, June 29. Alfred M. Anderson Jr. and William Anderson were saved from drowning in the Annisquam River by 16 year old William Blanchard who had just recovered from a weeks long illness. Blanchard, unable to swim, dove into the river with clothes on after the two boys went under twice and brought them to shore.
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Gloucester
Alfred M. Anderson, Jr
William Anderson
Annisquam
William Blanchard
Anderson
William
Alfred
Blanchard
Call to ban Benzoate of Soda in interstate foods
American Medical Resolpe urges national food purity reform. It seeks outright prohibition of Benzoate of Soda preservatives, labeling of any such content, and rejection of waste materials in drugged foods. Heinz asserts its products are free of artificial preservatives.
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The
American Medical Association
Association
American Institute of H Wea
Medical Society of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
H. J. Heinz Company
Heinz
American Association For the Promotion of Purity In Food
Interchange Scheme Aims At U S Canada United Kingdom Students
A London report outlines a planned three nation student exchange among the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. An influential committee led by H. H. Asquith and Lord Strathcona backs the plan to fund 28 travelling scholarships. Each winner must excel academically and be well rounded, with 14 scholarships for the UK, 10 for the United States, and four for Canada.
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London
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Cecil Rhodes
H. H. Asquith
Great Britain
Lord Strathcona
America
Lord Ashburton Bored by Suit for $25 Debt
C Francis Richards known as Lord Ashburton faced Judge Ely in the local police court for allegedly obtaining $25 by false pretenses from Louis Muchensturm. Richards claimed he owed the money and denied using false representations. The judge reserved decision for the following day.
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Ashburton
C. Francis Richards
United States
Lord Ashburton
Ely
Louis Muchensturm
Richards
Muchensturm
Boston
Piccadilly
Louis
International scholar exchanges for Britain and North America
Universities will sponsor a 10 week tour for British students to America and Canada during long vacations with American and Canadian scholars visiting Britain. Selection favors juniors, prior interest in global issues, requires detailed journals, and aims for wide publication and discussion. Hosts will organize staff and student exchanges to support meetings and lectures.
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Great Britain
America
Canada
Brandenburg Acquitted in Grand Larceny Case
In New York on June 2 Broughton Brandenburg was acquitted of grand larceny over a forged article attributed to Grover Cleveland. He was immediately arrested on a kidnapping charge involving his stepson James Shepard Cabanne in St Louis. The jury returned a unanimous acquittal on the second ballot.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
James Shepard Cabanne
St. Louis
Marine Eye Remedy Promoted for First Aid Use
Public health note urges using Marine Eye Remedy as a first aid for eye injuries before a doctor arrives. It claims the product soothes eye pain and reduces irritation, recommending prior application when eye trouble begins.
Chicago divorce notice for Holly Logan splits from C%é. U. 8. A.
Chicago records show Holly Logan divorcing from C%é. U. 8. A. in a filed notice. The terse entry lists party names and court action without further details.
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Chicago
Holly Logan
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the Ladies’ Magazine
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England
Brandenburg
Brookline
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