Harvard President Lowell Flags College Reform In AnnualReport
Harvard University President A Lawrence Lowell criticizes excessive emphasis on football and degrees and urges a regional plan for systematic popular education. He questions elective system reforms, scholarship distribution, and age readiness for college, calling for broader collaboration among Boston area institutions.
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Roosevelt Vatican clash sparks Catholic scolding
Lowell May 1 The archbishop of Boston denounced Theodore Roosevelt for not meeting Pope Pius X during his Rome visit calling it insulting and a violation of the square deal He also attacked John Callan O Laughlin for handling Vatican negotiations saying he played Judas and Catholics should show loyalty to the church Congress notes the archbishop’s extended remarks and continues on Page 3 column one.
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Accidents Across Boston Area Leave One Dead and Dozens Injured
In Greater Boston a buggy and a canoe collision along the Charles River left one woman dead and several people injured or saved from drowning. Across Taunton three daytime crashes injured six. one victim died, two remain in serious condition.
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Autos Collide injure five and three riders in Beverly crash
Two autos collide at the Beverly bridge to Salem sending five occupants in one car and three in the other to seek aid. Rescue workers responded as the accident blocked the route and details continued on Page 14.
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Aged Walker Weston Nearing New York Finish
YONKERS N Y May 1 Edward Payson Weston, 71, lies in bed awaiting the start of the final stage of his solo walk from the Pacific to the Atlantic. He has traveled about 3500 miles in 76 days, averaging over 46 miles daily, without aid. He is 20 miles from City Hall New York. upon arrival he will receive about $1000 raised by friends.
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Halley’s Comet Visible Near Venus This Morning
Harvard Observatory reports Halley’s comet touching the eastern horizon at 2 34 this morning and at 2 30 tomorrow morning. It should be observable about 12 to 15 minutes after, weather permitting, in the general vicinity of Venus as it rapidly approaches the earth and the tail becomes more distinct each night.
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Draper Seeks End to War with Milk Famine Threats
Governor Draper plans a 10 o'clock conference at the State House with Boston's five major milk contractors to urge arbitration and halt the milk famine. Farmers are ready while contractors claim they will win easily.
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Boston
State House
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