Harvard Dean Says Marriage Not Forbidden for Undergrads
Harvard University does not prohibit undergraduates from marrying. Dean Hurlbut explained that only parental consent and a license are needed, and university affairs end with family resolution if issues arise. The discussion followed Edward Dana’s recent wedding and concerns over student marriages.
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Mayor Hosts Luncheon for Bulmer Hobson at Young's Hotel
Mayor Fitzgerald entertained Bulmer Hobson at a informal luncheon at Young's Hotel. Attendees included John Dillon John J Teevans P A Foley Senator Frank J Linehan and others. Hobson enjoyed a sight-seeing afternoon visiting the State House Bunker Hill Harvard Public Library and the Boyle O Reilly monument.
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Young’s Hotel
Fitzgerald
John H. Dillon
John J. Teevans
Pp. A. Foley
Frank J. Linehan
Thomas J. Collins
P. J. Ferguson
Daniel J. Moynihan, Jr
Martin J. Mulroy
William H. Cuddy
Mr. Hobson
Neponset River Valley Health Improvement Proposed
The public health committee weighed a $150 000 appropriation by the State Board of Health to improve the Neponset River valley from Washington Street in Walpole to tidewater. Supporters argued malaria was widespread along the river and the area could become uninhabitable without action.
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State Board of Health
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Washington Street
Walpole
Tidewater
Glove and Pump Specials Ahead of Easter at Shuman's
Today at Shuman's shoppers find imported Fownes kid gloves in black white and tan with Biarritz style at 1.25 and 8 button lengths at 2.00. Also on sale are patent colt pumps with grey bow options, welted soles and Cuban heels, designed for street and semi dress wear.
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Frederick Weyerhaeuser Vanishes En Route to Los Angeles
Frederick Weyerhaeuser, renowned lumber magnate, is missing somewhere between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles after leaving San Francisco and Santa Barbara. At 73, he is not found at major Los Angeles or Pasadena hotels. officials from Southern Pacific have been alerted to search trains and notify headquarters of any trace.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
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No Insult 10 U. S. Minister
The State Department reports Minister Merry did not suffer insult in Nicaragua. He notes officials at Corinto attempted to search a steamer for arms bound to the Costa Ricans, but Merry was not involved and movements were unimpeded. The episode is described as a police precaution with no fault attributed to Nicaraguan authorities.
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Costa Rica
Fierce Fire Devastates Hold of Devonian at Charlestown
Fire raged for hours in the hold of the steamship Devonian of the Leyland line at Pier 48 Charlestown after hay fed cattle on the voyage caught fire. Estimated loss is $25,000. The ship, crewed by Captain Trant, arrived from Liverpool last Wednesday and delays were likely. Fire department and fire-boat aid praised.
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South Boston Decks Itself for Evacuation Anniversary
South Boston begins holiday display for the 131st anniversary of the evacuation of Boston by the British. Decorators work through the district placing bunting on prominent business fronts as merchants aim to outdo last year with a nationwide color theme.
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Plan for new Boston City Hall proposed near Cadet Armory
Henry Bigelow Williams outlined a five acre City Hall site opposite the First Corps of Cadets armory and proposed a new Boston & Albany terminal on Exeter street yards. He claimed the $1,000,000 purchase would boost nearby property values and block Park Square station as a rail terminal. The plan was sent to executive and transportation committees for review. Secretary Arthur H. Brooks also spoke on merit system legislation.
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Executive
Arthur H. Brooks
Civil Service Reform League
Proctor Makes Last Stand In Larceny Case
The final appeal in the Robert G. Proctor larceny case was presented in the Supreme Court by ex Attorney General Parker. Proctor had been convicted of taking 225 dollars from John G. Bestgen intended for the Republican State committee in 1904. A full bench will decide in April after considering the bill of exceptions.
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Supreme Court
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John G. Bestgen
Republican State Committee
Dwyer
Newsdealer with 30 years service dies in Kennebunk
Kennebunk Maine March 11 John H Otis long time newsdealer and jeweler died Sunday afternoon after a week long illness of pneumonia He was born in North Gerwick 1851 and moved to Kennebunk as a youth He was a Mason and a Knight of Pythias He leaves a widow and two daughters Funeral will be private Wednesday at 2 PM
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Express firms vow to fight Boston Elevated freight petition
Boston express companies and thousands of workers vow strong protests if the Boston Elevated Railway petitions are granted. Leaders from the Expressmen's League and Association say a veto to permit freight by street cars threatens thousands of jobs and a major shift to trolley operations within Boston and Brookline.
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Expressmen’s League
Expressmen’s Association
Robert J. Kelly
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Boston
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Boston Elevated
John F. Shaw
Boston & Worcester Road
Boston Suburban Express and Parcel Company
Shaw
Broad Street
William A. Bancroft
Master Teamsters’ Association
Quincy House
Daniel J. Tobin
Team Drivers’ Joint District Council
Boston Alumni Reunion at Copley Square Hotel
The Boston Alumni Association of the Corburn Classical Institute holds its 12th annual reunion at the Copley Square Hotel on Friday evening, March 15.
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Father John's Medicine praised for curing wife’s cough
Mrs Grain of Baltimore writes that after trying many remedies, Father John's Medicine cured her severe cough. She claims the medicine, promoted by her husband on a friend's advice, cured her throat and lung troubles and calls it a body builder with 50 years in use.
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Tapestry Brussels Rugs in extra quality catalog note
Tapestry Brussels Rugs offered in sizes 8.3 by 10.6 and 9 by 12 with values and sale prices. Describes genuine original woven Kashmir goods with reversible patterns and exact copies of Oriental styles. No seconds or discontinued lines.
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