Chicago professor blasts eastern colleges in talk on The Chicago Spirit
Professor H. G. Hale told freshmen at the University of Chicago that education in eastern institutions is deteriorating. He criticized Harvard President Eliot's idea of a gentleman and praised Western schools, noting Chicago honors working students over wealth.
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Chicago Spirit
University of Chicago
H. G. Hale
Eliot
Harvard
Hale
Archbishop warns U S on immigration burden in England sermon
The Archbishop of Canterbury addressed 2800 at Trinity Church, noting the massive U S immigrant wave and the difficulty of assimilation. He urged religious cooperation and prayers from England, stressing shared mission and the need for wisdom as the nation faces future demographic changes.
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Trinity Church
J. Pierpont Morgan
England
Gee
United States
Manic Doctor Killings End in Escape From Building
A distraught doctor attacked Judson Strong and Dr. Benjamin Jackson in Enfield. The assailant, Dr. Belt, died after the frenzy, and the victim Judson Strong lay in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with severe wounds. Dr. Belt’s brother cited insanity tied to a past rejection and failed practice. The doctor’s body was to be buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Mattapan, after the Melrose Highlands autopsy.
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Potter Pleads for Independent Opinion at St. Pauls
Bishop Potter of New York urged an independent standard of judgment in a sermon at St. Pauls Church Tremont street. He warned against judging by ancestral opinions and asked for an understanding heart to discern good from bad, stressing divine guidance over legal or national rulings.
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Blighted love blamed for Dr Belt's fatal acts
Mi zL rose Oct 8 Insanity was the direct cause of the tragic acts of Dr Edward J Belt at Springfield yesterday his brother and family say mental trouble marked his career since Harvard Medical School graduation in 1900 His engagement to a young woman in Enfield N H preceded the decline and his move to Springfield followed by years of nervous prostration and financial worries not fully alleviated by practice
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Edward J. Belt
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Belt
Harvard Medical School
Enfield
N. H
South
Boston
Beltis
Stolen Tickets Trigger Arrest in Providence
Providence police with Inspector Damery of Somerville arrested James Horgan of Somerville on suspicion of receiving tickets stolen from the Boston and Maine railroad on October 4. His brother Thomas was already arrested in Boston for larceny of $434.71 in tickets, with some reportedly received by James Horgan. He was transported to Boston that evening.
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Somerville
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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Boston
Two Thousand Dollars in Gold for Daily Post Proverb Contest
The Boston Post offers a total of $2000 in gold for proverb solutions. Daily Post prints one illustrated proverb each morning and two illustrated proverbs each Sunday. The prize breakdown includes $1000 for 25 prizes, $250 in gold, $100 in gold, $50 in gold, and $25 in gold per prize, totaling 2000 dollars in gold.
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Daily Post
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Boston Post Proverb Contest Rules Summary
A notice outlines how to participate in the Proverb Contest. contestants must submit coupons with one answer per coupon, mail them to Proverb Editor in Boston, and keep duplicates together. The Boston Post Proverb Book will publish required proverbs. using it is advised though not mandatory.
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Church Stealer Sambril Harris Transferred to Insane Ward
Taunton Oct 9 Sambril Harris the noted criminal who looted the Myricks church and related properties has been moved from Charles Town State prison to the insane ward at Bridgewater State Farm after physicians declared him insane. He escaped custody on a train years ago and is believed to be feigning insanity.
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Sambril Harris
Myricks
Charlestown
State Farm
Bridgewater
Five Melrose weddings planned for next week
Invitations issued for at least five Melrose weddings in the coming week. Brides and grooms include Grace Philbrick Washburn and Carl Hoskins. Vernie Allman and Edgar Crowell. Harold Hinckley and Alice Gilman. Hazel Loveland and George Stimpson. Eleanor McMullen and Edgar Mansfield. Most will wed at homes or local churches with notable local families involved.
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Grace Philbrick Washburn
Frank L. Washburn
Carl Seth Hoskins
F. Hoskins
New Hampshire
Wyoming Heights
Vernie Anthony Allman
John
George Stimpson
Wakefield
Beverly Street
Eleanor M. McMullen
Edgar W. Mansfield
Argyle Street
Proverb Picture Winners to Be Named in Sunday Post
The Boston Post announces that the prize winners of the first Proverb Contest will be announced in tomorrow's Sunday edition with results to appear next Sunday in the Post.
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First Post
Sunday Post
A O H Lodges Initiate Members and Plan Events
News from the A. O. H. Lodges Division 20 Cauley Hall Charlestown reports three new members and six new propositions received. Ladies Auxiliary 80 invited Division 20 to Mishawam Hall installation October 27. A smoke talk and entertainment is planned in Cauley Hall October 21. Division 26 Wakefield conducted four degrees for nine candidates with Thomas G. O Connell leading the staff.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mishawam Hall
Division 26
Wakefield
Thomas G. O’connell
Division 42 Plans Big Ball on Nov 4
At a Division 42 meeting held at 2 Lowell Street yesterday afternoon it was decided to skip meetings until November. An extensive list of aids for the November 4 ball was named along with a reception committee. Five new members were initiated and three proposed.
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John Donaher
Daniel Murphy
Edward Finnerty
Frank McGurty
John J. Connolly
James Lavin
James Finneran
John McCue
Bartholomew Boyd
John Fitzgerald
James Lawless
John Tierney
James Taheny
Patrick Hart
Michael Galvin
James Burns
Patrick McGlone
Patrick MaeGrath
Bernard Quinn
Francis Callahan
Patrick Dalton
Bernard Hart
Cornelius Moran
Daniel Fagin
James Hart
Patrick Hanehan
Charles McGurty
John Dalton
Michael Gallon
Patrick Coyne
John Moran
Thomas Lawler
William Gallagher
Francis Dolan
40 New Members for Auxiliary Initiation at Tremont Hall
At Tremont Hall Roxbury the Auxiliary initiated 40 new members by the county degree staff. Addresses were given by President Mary A Meehan Vice President Mrs Long State Secretary Mrs McSweeney and county president Mrs Cavanagh. After the meeting sales were made by Mrs Cockeran Mrs Gaffney and Mrs Goodman. A collation was served and over 300 people attended.
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Mary A. Meehan
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McSweeney
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Cockeran
Gaffney
Goodman
Hibernian Divisions Schedule Dances After Initiation
Division 18 initiated 12 new members at a meeting with a large audience and set the annual ball for November 17 at Orienta Hall. Division 29 admitted five new members and planned a January ball with remarks from Congressman John A. Sullivan and Representative Woods.
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Orienta Hall
Division 29
Columbus Avenue
Centre Street
John A. Sullivan
Representative Woods
Ward 1 Democratic Club Organized in East Boston
The Ward 1 Regular Democratic Club was launched yesterday in East Boston. Officers named include President Dr. John J. Noon, Vice-President James Leo Gannon, Secretary William Sullivan, and Treasurer Dennis Donovan. The club lists Douglas and Crosby and supports candidates John Aelcher, Peter Maguire, Frederick W. Mansfield, and D Gordon Mackay for Congress Senate and the House.
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Boston
John J. Noon
James Leo Gannon
William Sullivan
Dennis Donovan
Douglas
Crosby
Congress
Enate
House
John Aelcher
Peter Maguire
Frederick W. Mansfield
D. Gordon Mackay
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