Dartmouth Names Rhodes Scholarship Candidates
Six Dartmouth undergraduates chosen as Rhodes candidates by the faculty committee and approved by President Hopkins. Teams include T. S. Anderson of Hanover and W. Gratz of Wilmar among New Hampshire hopefuls. North Dakota and other candidates listed with committee members named.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Hopkins
New Hampshire
T. S. Anderson
W. J. Gratz
Wilmar
Maio
R. E Maxwell
Winona
Minn
D. R Moore
Pittsburg
Penn
W. Wadleigh
Milford
N. B. Allen
Valley City
N. D
North Dakota
Ernest Hopkins
A.b.meservey
Dartmouth, Co
E. Snow
Rochester
W. W Flint
Concord
W. W. Thayer
Schooner Howard Libelled For 465 In New York Court
The fishing schooner Elizabeth Howard, defeated in Gloucester elimination races by the Henry Ford, libelled in U S court by Standard Commercial Export Finance Corp of New York to satisfy a 4657 claim. Seized by U S marshal before trial run with Mayflower. owner William W. Howard of New York posted bond. Race not interrupted by court action.
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Elizabeth Howard
Gloucester
Henry Ford
United States
Standard Commercial Export & Finance Corporation of
New York
Willam W. Howard
Paper Hanger George Hutchins Dies at Work in Chelsea
George Hutchins aged 64, a paper hanger of 21 Reynolds Avenue Chelsea, was found dead yesterday in a room he had been papering at 12 Louisburg Square. The notice notes the barber’s pole tradition reminding the public that the former proprietor was both a surgeon and a dentist.
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George Hutchins
Reynolds Avenue
Chelsea
Louisburg Square
Window memorial for Henrietta Wigglesworth at Arlington Street Church
Mrs W S Fitz funds a stained glass window in memory of her mother Henrietta M Wigglesworth. The project led by John Mason Little and artist Louis Tiffany aims to showcase a premier Boston church window crafted from American glass by American artisans. Only a few openings remain for future memorials. The window bears the inscription Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in Heaven.
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Arlington Street
W. S. Fitz
Henrietta M. Wigglesworth
John Mason Little
Prudential Committee
New York
Louis C. Tiffany
Boston
Fits
Arlington Street Church
Woman claims engagement to Lederer in probate dispute
In Providence on October 15 Miss Helen Fuerth declares she was engaged to the late Mr. Lederer for years before his Sept 2 death. She says she helped him, planned marriage after amassing property, and that illness delayed it. Judge Stone names Fuerth executrix with $50 000 bond, subject to increase if a larger stash is found. Julia Lederer may appeal.
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Providence
Helen Fuerth
Mr. Lederer
Fuerth
Yost Seeks Players Who Love the Game at Michigan
Lafayette tackle from 26 years ago and longtime Michigan ally Yost believes the key to star players is a genuine love for football. He states he wants the man who loves the game most and is confident he can develop him into a star.
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Yost
Lafayette
Michigan
Government to discuss budget next Tuesday vote tally
Premier Bonicare's government backs starting discussions on the budget next Tuesday. The vote was 889 to 148, and critics say it shows no clear stance on foreign or interior policy. In New York on Oct 19, Standard Oil raised kerosene price by one cent to 16 cents per gallon.
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Bonicare
Inew York
Standard Oil Company of
New York
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Miss Fuerth Springs
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