Educator Francis Cogswell Funeral Held
Funeral services for Francis Cogswell longtime Cambridge teacher and school official were conducted at his home and Shepard Memorial Church attended by city officials teachers and educators from New England. Burial followed at Cambridge Cemetery with public school buildings closed and flags at half mast.
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Fear for Illinois Tourists in Brazil
Illinois Manufacturers' Association members touring South America near Rio de Janeiro face safety concerns as they travel from Sao Paulo to Santos. Secretary John M. Glenn reports multiple cablegrams from the party, though none mention an uprising.
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Ancient City of Machu Picchu Described by Yale Explorer
Professor Hiram Bingham of Yale recently described to a Boston audience his expedition to Peru where he and his party discovered Machu Picchu hidden in a jungle. He traced Inca origins from three brothers and caves to the walled city with granite temples and precise stonework without mortar, noting Greeklike architectural sense and strategic ward divisions.
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Machu Picchu Linked To Early Inca Heartland
Professor Bingham attributes Machu Picchu as the likely site where the Incas first settled about two millennia ago. He suggests the hilltop stronghold fostered the character and intellect that later built the Inca empire before the settlers abandoned the upland fortress.
Malden Reports 527 Deaths Again in Year
Malden's annual Board of Health report shows 527 deaths for the past year, the same total as the year before. Seven more women died than men, with scarlet fever causing two deaths and diphtheria 16. There were seven personal crisis reports and six accident deaths.
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Bequests Total 23500 To Maine Institutions
In Portland on March 5, the will of Mrs. Annie Louise Cummings allocated 23500 to public institutions. Maine General Hospital receives 5000, while Bowdoin College Tuskegee Institute and Bangor Theological Seminary each get 3000.
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Sermon Attacks Muck-Raking Writers at St Pauls Cathedral
The Rev Dr Milo H Gates of New York attacked Muck-raking writers of cheap New York yellow magazines during a noon sermon at St Pauls Cathedral yesterday.
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Clergyman Defends Dignity of Money and Public Libraries
A New York preacher argued money has dignity when used rightly and cited St. Paul against muck-raking critics. He contrasted the motto In God We Trust on coins with improper use turning money into evil. He praised Boston’s library and warned Americans overly idolize multi-millionaires and Andrew Carnegie.
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Andrew Carnegie
Taft Calls for Ethical Restraint in Legal Practice
In a Boston University lecture Professor William Howard Taft urges lawyers to restrain clients from improper acts and to avoid underhanded methods. He warns against excess counsel, urges civility among lawyers, and cautions against mixing respectability with infamy.
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Trial by Newspaper and Jury Integrity Speech Excerpt
The passage condemns sensational newspapers and biased reporting that prejudice juries. It notes detectives finding jurors described negatively and warns lawyers against pettifoggery and irrelevant evidence, advocating fair cross examination and justice.
Mrs Townend to Be Buried Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Townend widow of Wesley Townend will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the First Congregational Church in Maynard. The 76 year old Maynard resident died Wednesday after a long illness and is survived by four sons and two daughters. Her previous residence was in Abington.
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Cobb's Big Grocery House Ad Listings
New laid eggs 34 cents a dozen Pure lard 12 cents a pound Canned corn peas and tomatoes 71 2 cents a can Salmon steak wife can Red kidney beans three quarts 25 cents Better stock up Hanover Street corner Union store ad copy shows a local grocery catalog style listing and promotional call to action.
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Wigs in Colorful Parade Highlighted for Sunday Post
Colorful wigs take center stage as a fully illustrated feature for Sunday’s Post. Readers will see vibrant styles and fashion flair in a vivid color spread previewing the upcoming showcase.
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