Clara Cushman Dies in Hub Noted Educator and Missionary
Clara M Cushman a widely known educator and missionary in China died at Patrir Memorial hospital Boston at 66 from injuries suffered in a fall months earlier She establ ished the Keen School for Girls in Peking China and managed it nearly 13 years before retiring to Gardner Massachusetts Miss Cushman born in Woden Virginia taught in Boston and joined the Women Foreign Missions society of the Methodist Episcopal Church later supporting Pekin school work and U S missionary efforts in the region.
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Buchanan's Fine Is Affirmed on Appeal
Pieag Ot wats on & chatwe of breach out peace Robert Macnenan 21 of Fair- Heid was Aned 825 and casts by Juder Simnel C Shuyiin Crimt ud Common Pieas court yesterday Bachhan ws arrested 11 Faiield on January 17 1928 and watered 26 and cost aid given 9 30 Gass Suspended fall sentence.
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Boston Banking House Closed by Commissioner
Roy A Hovey, commissioner, shut down the A Di Pietro company on Hanover Street in the North Bay district and placed it in liquidation after finding shortages in assets. The bank held about 150,000 in safekeeping deposits for 500 to 600 depositors. No wider bank threat was noted, and local Italian residents were among the district’s population.
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Hat styles through history from Sumerians to Middle Ages
An unreliable OCR fragment notes that civilization’s days were won by mink hats and references Meyer as an authority. It claims Sumerians influenced cap use and that Greeks and Romans disliked hats while medieval times saw diverse, fantastic hat forms for men and women.
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Skeleton identified as Charles Dorgan in Brockton
Doctor from Plymouth County confirms skeleton found on Manley Street in Brockton likely that of Charles Dorgan of West Bridgewater. Nine birdshot in ribs suggests fatal injury from distance though foul play not definitively proven. Skeleton found February 27. evidence points to a death occurring at least two years prior.
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Harvard Professor to Be Stevens President
Hoboken N J March 7 By Associated Press Dr Harvey Nathaniel Davis Harvard University mechanical engineering professor will become president of Stevens Institute of Technology succeeding the late Dr Alexander Humphreys. Humphreys died August 1 after 25 years at the institute. Frank L Seveneux acting president, Davis to assume September 1 as Stevens third president. Davis born Providence R I 1891 holds Brown and Harvard degrees. He has been an engineer in the United States air service and a consulting engineer in the Bureau of Mines and to corporations.
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