Under Obligation to None at Columbia University
A survey notes diverse ways students support themselves at Columbia. Many pursue tutoring stenography newspaper work and varied jobs from window dressing to color photography and theater management. Others combine college tasks with hospital, lab, or travel work, including a newsboy turned alum and a student with a two thousand dollar publishing job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ferrer
Pullmar
Great City
Columbia Monthly
Forest Cure Draws Diverse Patients in German Town
The piece describes a German town famed for cures via the forest, drawing tuberculosis patients, nervous wrecks, and other ailments. It contrasts forest therapy with milk, mud, and water cures, noting costs limit access for working families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Finsot
Pyet
Black Forest
Dr. Trudeau
Adirondacks
Indirc
Bil Jou
America
Oman
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Marlboro Resident
A Marlboro man testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pain after wagon jostling. He reports lasting relief for three years and urges others to use the remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by Milburn Co. Buffalo New York, 50 cent price. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clement
Alexander Si
South Framington
Mass
Joan
Roof
Clement Sai
Soun
wocer-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Marlborough Savings and Dividend Dates Noted
The article lists dividend payment dates for Marlborough Savings with deposits earning interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. It names WILLIAM D. BURDWIT as president and HARLES F. HOLYOKE as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Burdwit
Harles F. Holyoke
Wanted live fowl weekly and broilers by Thursdays
Advertises weekly demand for a thousand live fowl and broilers until further notice. Readers are invited to bring birds or contact by mail or telephone 2134 No. 1 will call. Also offers for sale an extra good business horse, seven years old, a fearless reader. George A. Dyer, Poultry Dealer Marlboro Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dyer
Marlboro
Mass
Two Thousand Out of Work in Lewro Strike Turmoil
Mass textile unrest grips Lewro with about 2000 workers discharged as WWI era tensions flare. Large layoff totals follow Arlington and Ayer mill actions with police clashing at the Arlington gate. Federation leaders seek reinstatement while mass meetings denounce police brutality and demand work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Hall
Arlington Mills
Archie Adamson
Etter-Giovannitt
Wood Mil
Central
Ayer
Otter Mills
Arlington Mill
Steam Chest Explosion Aboard The Walke Kills Lieutenant Morrison
On Brenton's Reef lightship the torpedo boat destroyer Walke suffered a steam chest and forward turbine explosion while preparing for a trial run. Lieutenant Donald P Morrison, Missouri native and chief engineer, perished. eight others injured including two machinists mates. Walke returned to harbor then to the torpedo station for repairs. crew totals eighty nine.
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Newport
R. 1
Get
Wilder
Ruipf
Brenton
Niehtslip
Expeed
Solace
Morrison
Missouri
Perkins
Sterrett
Free in Two Weeks on Lawrence Strike Case
William D. Haywood visited Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso in Essex County jail. He predicted no violence and said the trial would end in two weeks. Report notes hints of a swift resolution and that many details were discussed by lawyers and voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sslem
Mass
William D. Maywood
I. W. Ow
Ettor
Giovannutti
Caruso
Lawrence
Essex County
Fishwood
Salem
W. W
Taft Delivers Phonograph Speeches From Parramatta Cottage
President Taft, with only Major Rhoads present, records six brief speeches in his Paramatta cottage study. The remarks outline policies and will be broadcast after release while distant listeners await the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mars
Rhoads
Taft
Paramatta Cottage
Gibson's Gase Goes to Grand Jury
In Goshen New York October 2 Attorney Burton W Gibson charged with the murder of Countess Rosa M Szabo was held for the grand jury. Dr Schultze testified the death was caused by strangulation noting the tongue and epiglottis positions. The examina tion session featured expert battles with Prof O'Reilly directing the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
Rosa M. Szabo
Schultze
O'Reilly
St. Lawrence University
James J. Corbett In Critical Condition At Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia October report states former world boxing champion James J. Corbett is dying after surgery for acute appendicitis complicated by rupture and blood poisoning. Surgeons say the rupture and intestinal wall damage leave no chance of recovery, with hours likely remaining.
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Philadelphia
James J. Corbett
Jefferson Hospital
Corbett
Breen Defeated in Lawrence Recall Vote over Dynamite Case
John J. Steen, accused and convicted of planting dynamite tied to last winter’s textile strike, was recalled from the Lawrence school committee. Augustine Dooley defeated Breen by 740 votes, 3773 to 2269, in Massachusetts first recall election.
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Lawrence
Mass
John J. Steen
Lawrence Ech.ool
Massachu
Breen
Dooley
Death of Pope Pius Private Physician Dr Giuseppe Petacei
Rome Oct 2 The pope's private physician Dr Giuseppe Petacei died last evening. The pope was greatly affected when informed of the death. Dr Petacei succeeded Dr Lappont as private physician to Pope Pius in December 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giuseppe Petacei
Petacet
Lappont
Pope Pius
Balkans Situation Becomes Critical
M Stancoff Bulgarian minister to France says war is inevitable as Turkish oppression charges rise. Vienna reports 2000 plus troops marching across the Balkans with Russia and Austria mobilizing for a broad war involving Montenegro Greece Serbia and Turkey. Mobilization costs loom regardless of aerial warfare outcomes.
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Balkans
M. Stancoff
Bularian
France
Vienna
Russia
Austria
Ulearta
Mervia
Montenegro
Greece
Turkey
Brothers Reunited Over $400,000 Bequest in Boston
John C. Beck a Providence Tremont hotel bookkeeper, long believed dead, meets his elder brother F Faithful Begg the London delegate in Boston. Begg explains a $400 000 inheritance was split among siblings after Beck disappeared twenty years ago, urging Beck to return to England and claim his share.
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Tel
England
International Con Ress
Chambers of Commerce
Moston
John C. Beck
Tremont
Providence
London
Commerce Congress
Beck
Edinburgh
United States
Tremont House
John ©. Beck
Scotland
Begg
F. Faithful Begg
Boston
Copley Plaza
Faithful Begg
Don Chamber of Commerce
America
Wilm Begg
Charles
Destructive double tragedy ends in mass murder suicide
West Pelham Massachusetts October 2 George Shaw a prosperous farmer and lumberman killed his wife by firing bullets into her and beat her with his revolver then killed himself and scattered remains in a doorways and home associated with neighbor houses. The couple had been recently suspected of desertion in January 1911 ending in a gruesome scene with Shaw around fifty and his wife younger by about ten years.
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West Pelham
Mass
George Shaw
Namie
Shaw
Margin V Kelley to be succeeded by a man at Mint
Washington October 2 Miss Margaret V Kelley who resigned as examiner of the bureau of the mint will be succeeded by a man. She was assistant director of the mint and earned the highest salary paid to a woman in federal service. Miss Kelley is to marry Major Robert Callan of the coast artillery corps. Philadelphia October 2 Rear Admiral John Hanscom retired civil war veteran and pioneer naval constructor died at his home. He was 70 years old.
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Washington
Margaret V. Kelley
Bureau of the Mint
Mint
No Wonan
Miss Kelly
Robert Callan
Coast Artillery Corps
Philadelphia
Hanscom
Cnn Ene
Bryant. & Stratton Commercial School
Boston
Boylston Street
H. E. Hmnam
Primaries Cost 520000 for Roosevelt Boston Area
Testimony to the Clapp committee showed Elant H Hooker, Roosevelt campaign treasurer, that Massachusetts received more funds than all other states combined. Disbursements listed include Maryland 1500 plus Massachusetts 48154, Maine 3500, Vermont 2500, Illinois 12500, Oklahoma 2500, with total receipts to date around 516 419 dollars.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Elant H. Hooker
Roosevelt
Bay State
Maryland
Maine
Vermont
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Roosevelt wraps up profitable swing in Raleigh
Colonel Roosevelt concluded a thirty day tour begun in New York on Sept. 1 with a Raleigh speech. He expressed happiness at Southern reception and noted strong crowds and interest in the Progressive party. Also in brief: Caroness Van Coehern eloped from a lunatic asylum to marry Henry Hezener. In Boise a petition seeks to stop certifying the Progressive Ticket for supposed primary law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Roosevelt
New York
North Carolina
South
Progressive Party
Brussels
Caroness van Coehern
Henry Hezener
Boise, Ida
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Marlboro Local Notes Include Political Moves And Community Events
Marlboro and surrounding towns report weekend meetings and civic actions. Ex congressman John J. Mitchell supporters grow with Charles C Hamlin of Mattapoiset backing a slate for the 1st district. Ex alderman Daniel J Cronin talked as a potential mayoral candidate. Union Congregational Church announces Brotherhood Sunday with speakers Hey AL HL Wheelock and Rev Wallace Nutting. Local businesses update staffing and leases as J A McClosky leaves Fayville to Bowdon. The Unitarian ladies hold their annual church sale October 29 and A H Lagouf leases 19 Central Street residence.
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John J. Mitchell
Charles 3. Hamlin
Mattapoiset
Hamlin
Treasury
Ile
Marlboro
Brotherhood
Union Congregational Church
AL HL Wheelock
Wallace Nutting
South Bramingham
Daniel J. Daley
Brookline
Congress
Daniel J. Cronin
Cronin
J. A. McClosky
Fayvile
George R. Hall & Co
Bowton
McClosky
Plumbers’ Union
Hall
Unitarian Ladies’ Charitable Society
A. H. Lagouf
Central St
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Desroyer
Resul
Haywood
Tolen
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I Deine
Mandy
Bertha von Swerth
New England
Gibson
GRAND
Szabo
Jim Corbett
Breen IS
Itheen
Augustine X. Dooley
New Charter
Giuseppe Petacci
DR. Petacci
Poland
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Maynard
Stow
Prodi
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Concord Station
Concord Junethon
Fr. A. Persons
Weatvale
Farmer
Self
Trip
Marlboro Nest of Owls
Republican Ward
Charlies A. Blandin
Herbert W. Angier
George KR. Hall & Co
KR. Stewars
Norwood
Covenant Club
John EB. Rice
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W. S. Quinby CO
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