Harvard Gains 206 Students in 1615 16 Enrolment Rise
Harvard University reports a net gain of 206 students across all departments on the first day of the 1615 16 academic year. The total enrolment reaches 4259, with Harvard Law School adding 57 more students than last year, amid ongoing registration this week.
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Electricians Register for State Licensing Exam
Nearly 20 electricians and journeyman electricians appeared before the Civil Service Commission at the State House for examination under the new law requiring registration and licensing for firms or individuals installing electrical systems. The act covers wiring conduits apparatus fixtures and other electrical installations.
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Civil Service Commission
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Free Scholarship at New England Conservatory
The New England Conservatory of Music offers a one year free scholarship in the pianoforte normal department for youths aged 9 to 13 of limited means who show musical aptitude. Applicants must apply and take an entrance examination at the conservatory on Saturday October 2 between 2 and 5 p.m.
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Lusitania Victims Still Identify Bodies Five Months On
Five months after the Cunard liner Lusitania was torpedoed off Fastnet with 1198 lives lost the process of identifying the 290 recovered bodies continues.
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Photos at Cunard Office Aid Lusitania Victims Identities
Boston Cunard office displays about 140 photographs of Lusitania victims to aid identification. Officials note 223 bodies identified, 67 remain unnamed in Queenstown burying ground, with many photos from lockets found on a trawler and a woman's body remains unidentified.
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Letter to the Editor Praises Socialism and Freedom
Adaline F. Norcross of 51 Mountfort Street Boston argues socialism stands for freedom ensuring rights for rich and poor. She counters atheism and free-love claims as not inherent to socialism, notes four years as a journalist at socialist and nationalist meetings, and predicts social change and accountability for politicians.
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European peace delegates arrive in Chicago
Dr Aletta Jacobs of Holland Miss Crystal MacMillan of England and Frau Rosika Schwimmer of Austria arrive in Chicago on a peace mission They will address a public meeting here Friday.
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Crystal MacMillan
England
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Austria
United States
Coal Men Hit Rush of Orders as Cold Sets In
Boston coal demand surges with chilly mornings. Anthracite supplies, yearly totals, and price ranges are outlined, with 3 457 996 tons received by August end and current prices across pea coal to chestnut.
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Mr. Householder
Boston
Body of Thresher believed found after Lusitania sinking
Relatives of Leon C Thresher of Hardwick seek verification that a body washed ashore on Ireland's south coast is his He perished when the British steamer Falaba was torpedoed March 28 Cunard officials say the State Department has been notified but a family member reports no information yet Lu sitania disaster linked uncertainty remains.
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State Department
Washington
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Springfield
Hotel Jacot Owner Denies Chicken Eye Injury Claim
In Municipal Civil Court Judge Parmenter hears Antonio Ciampaglia claim he was struck in the eye by a raw chicken at the Hotel Jacot on May 27. Paul H. Jacot testifies the chicken did not touch his employee and says Ciampaglia left after eight days of work absence.
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Holy Name Lectures Open Season in Revere
The Holy Name Society at Church of the Immaculate Conception in Revere announces a new season of monthly lectures starting Sunday at 3 30 pm under the Revere Catholic Liturgy Union. Former Commonwealth secretary Frederick W Mansfield will lecture. John H Doherty leads a prep class for the October civil service exam with teachers assisting.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Revere
Holy Name Society
Revere Catholic Literay Union
Frederick W. Mansfield
Commonwealth
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