Yale Alumni Class of 1904 Occupations Revealed
Survey shows 404 graduates from Yale University’s Aca- Aouite department split among fields. Four plan journalism, seventy eight enter business, sixty one pursue law, thirty nine medicine, nineteen manufacturing, none enter ministry, with others in engineering agriculture foreign missions publishing real estate and related trades.
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Mow Havem
Yale Aca- Aouite
Ines
Ke Diplomatic Service
Medi.cal
Ter
Publishing
The City Play Captivates New York Audiences
The City by Clyde Fitch produced by the Poll Players at Pell's features George Rand Jr and George Hannock in a tale of a banker family torn by secrets and ambition. Critics including Yale’s Ligure and Baker praise its driving ideas and powerful acting, noting a sensational reception in New York with a monumental premiere and strong crowd approval.
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Clyde Fitch
William Dramatic Ligure
Yale Universe Universy
George P. Baker
Rama
Profesor Baker
Pell
New York
York
Manhattan
Lyric Theatre
Park
George Bard
MisMebure
N. F
George Frederick Hannock
Georgy Rand, Jr
Twn
George Hannock
Tmken
Rand
Hannock
Prad
Cicely
Financek
Cty
Mr. Ince
George Rand, Jr
Mr. Junior
Tully Marshiall
Hol- Vinger
Martin
Socola
Jack Sher- Dolman
Sfolrenlit
Express 10 Mail Service Plan Inches Toward Reform
Washington June 17 The subcommittees on Post Office and Post Roads considered the Lewis bill to condemn and buy express companies and fold them into the Postal system. It argues rural delivery would reach farmers, cut express rates, and subsidize a nationwide fast parcel service linked to farm markets. The plan cites zones and lower rates for five pound shipments and promises farm product marketing benefits. The committee hearings will be printed.
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Washington
Lewis
Congress
Oits
Planta
Argentina
Europe
United States
Nwe
Ind
Calats
Maine
San Francisco
Express
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days Claim
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and face swelling after six weeks in bed and eight phyal plans. He says Dr Detection's Relief for Rheumatism gave immediate relief and she could walk in three days. Curtis Phar sells it at 149 Main St SE. Social notes list newborn, Bridgeport hostesses, and church organ demonstration at Newfield M E church.
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Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Detection
Curtis Phar
Panhandle Club Helps Trawigs Through Housekeeping Gospel
In Cincinnati the Panhandle Club story illustrates how domestic economy and sanitation aid poverty. Miss Greif, visiting housekeeper for Associated Charities, transforms the Trawigs family by cleaning, organizing, and teaching cooking and budgeting, moving them from squalor to a healthier home.
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T. J. Edmonds
Cincinnati Charity Organization Society
Survey Press Bureau
Little Miami Valley
Anthony Wayne
Old Panhandle Club
Associated Charities of
Cincinnati
Miss Grelf
Trawigs
Wentzel Trawis
Nis Frau
Associated Charities
West Fifth Street
Miss Greif
Dena
Trawig
Miss J. Greif
Wentzel
Miss. Greif
Poverty Causes and Household Training Sayings
Alexander Johnson argues poverty stems from fear ignorance incompetence and exploitation. Miss Greif notes lack of household training as key, recounting a young wife unable to budget or cook basic beans potatoes and dumplings, and unaware of market prices.
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Alexander Johnson
Miss Greif
New Haven Road Protests Electrification Plan
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad circulated protests to legislators arguing electrification requires no compulsory law yet. It warns of higher freight and passenger rates to cover an estimated $40,000,000 cost and possible delays to other railroad improvements.
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Readville
Boston & Providence
Beverly
Boston & Maina
Yale Reunion Classes Arrive in New Haven
New Haven June 17 The class of 1881 arrives this afternoon aboard E W Harkness yacht for Yale reunion festivities. Headquarters at the Music School College Street with Hart dormitory as class housing. Reunion dinners and HQs spread across multiple addresses including Divinity Hall Trowbridge House Morris Cove Crown Street Temple Street York Street 265 Crown Street 237 York Street and 37 Temple Street. The event includes dinners at Anderson's Gymnasium Colonnade and country club.
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New Haven
E. W. Harkness
Music School
College Street
Hart
Anderson's
York Street
Yale
East Divinity
Baldwin
William W. Parnam
Thatcher
Crown Street
Temple Street
Grove
Young Priest Stops Strikebreaker From Shooting Assailant
In New York on June 17 a priest Mother Joseph Splain of St Trnatius Loyola intervened during a strikebreaker attack on a strike driver. Frank Borde 21 of 851 First Ave drew his revolver but the priest ordered Dont shoot causing the weapon to fire harmlessly into the air and the assailant to escape. The incident occurred as 200 strikers attacked Hell Manufacturing Co wagons near Madison Ave and West 48th St amid a weeklong driver strike.
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New York
Frank Borde
First Avenue
Joseph Splain
St. Trnatius Loyola
Church
Park Avenue
Eighty-fourth Street
Pather
Hordge
Splain
Roedge
Hell Manufacturing
Eighty-second Street
Father Splain
Demypa
Bank Savings Plan Shows Strong Growth at Local School
Hartford Courant reports Henry Barnard School savings plan totals over 317 778 in deposits since 1908 with 40 percent of Kindergarten pupils saving. Bank books issued to 1163 children. deposits rising yearly. largest single-year deposit 272.31 on Sept 26. Also notes a bankruptcy discharge request from John W. Bart of Stamford with over a million in liabilities.
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Hartford Courans
Arthur D. Call
Henry Barnard
Sunes
Society For Savings
Ails Ave
Schol
New Haven
John W. Bart
Stamford
Banks of
Bridgeport
Mollan’s Summer Footwear Featured At Downtown Store
Mollan’s advertises women’s summer shoes in a large display at the south window and north window at 1026 Main Street. It promotes canvas white boots, pumps, low shoes, lace and Dutton boots, fashionable pumps, and Oxfords at low prices. The ad highlights cosmetics, bath and powder supplies, elastic stockings, and a private fitting room with prescription work by registered druggists at The Woman’s Drug Store 139 State Street, one door below Main Street.
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Mollan
Mol Jan’s
Main Street
Dutton
Woman's Drug Store
Btate St
Main St
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