Harvard Alumni Meet Outdoor Gift to University in 19th Century Ceremony
Harvard University announced gifts totaling 1.2 million dollars at an outdoor alumni gathering in the quadrangle behind Seaver Hall in Cambridge Massachusetts. President Lowell presided as degrees were conferred and scholars honored, including Henry Cabot Lodge and others, with a plan to fund scholarships through state-supported and state-aided programs.
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Harvad University
Lowell
Harvard
Seaver Hall
William €. Boyden
Chicare
Henry L. Higginson
Clase of
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Massachusetts
Dartmouth Honors Women at 1421 Commencement in Webster Hall
Dartmouth conferred degrees to about 250 graduates including women for the first and last time Masters of Arts on Helen Thomas Florence Powers and Josephine Roe for work in the summer school. Trustees require a year of resident study for future MA degrees. Honorary degrees were awarded to Robert Bass Edwin Frost Harrie Hale Daniel Webster Abercrombie James Richardson Theodore Wall and Albert Savage among others.
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Webster Hall
Helen Thomas
Boston
Florence M. Powers
Brooklyn
Josephine Ro Roe
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Charles Formerson
Herbert DD. Foster
Bartlett
Robert P Bass
New Hampshire
Peterborn
Jonathan T Tinenin
Amos Tick
Finan
Hames Francis Richardson Dartmouth
Winkley
Dartmouth College
Theodore Newton Wall
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Albert Tuned
Bartmatth “S
Supreme Court of
Male
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Trin ity College awards class at Alamni Hall ceremony
Hertford Conn. Jane A class of WItM-elect men was produmted from Trinity College today after exercises at Alamni Hall. Valedictorian John Ho Rosehaugh of Erie Penn. salutatorian Gustave A Feingold Hartford. Honorary decrees conferred to President Tuither: Master of Arts George McCurtis Merden Frank crummer Hartford Miss Caroline M flewins Warartan of the Public Library Hartford Doctor of Laws Magafaira Honda New York Rector of Danny Laws The fteven A White author of a standard book on non law rector of the Fpleronal para at Bloomfield J Doctor of Purity The Her James Goodwin rector of Christ church and the Right Rev Cheadore P Thirston bishop of Eastern Oklahoma Master of Arts Frederik AG tow per Missouri Paul Roberts Connecticut Rev Francie EO Whitcame New .
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Conn
Jane
Trinity College
Alamni Hall
John Ho Rosehaugh
Erie
Penn
Gustave A. Feingold
Hartford
Tuither
George McCurtis
Bertram @ Goodlie
Wartford
Magafaira Honda
Oriental Information Agency
New York
Danny Laws
A White
Bloomfield
James Goodwin
Christ “Hareh
Rey Cheadore P Thirston
Eastern
Oklahoma
Cour
Defend Magazine Trust Statement By Publishers
Late Brake and Co and John A Sletchar of Leslie Tider Co spoke in defense of the Periodical Clearing Howes Association. Government claims it violated Sherman antitrust law. They argue the group sought fair competition and prohibition of price fixing and favoritism, not restraint of trade. They maintain the Clearing House Association organized to promote lawful, even trading practices.
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Brake & CO
John A Sletchar
Leslie Tider Company
Clearing Nows Association
Lanier Att Ut
Clearing Howe Association
Slefelier
Clearing Holy Association
Yong House
Sisseher
Lanier
Trust i
Woman Hurt In Runaway At Ventral Park West Drive
Pharlene Corferglee of No 1 Weershin Street was thrown from her phaeton on the East Drive of Ventral Park yesterday afternoon. She was taken to Presbyterian Hospital with a skull fracture and other injuries after her horse slammed into an empty coupe. Her condition is listed as serious.
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Pharlene Corferglee
Weershin Street
Ventral Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Siet Street
Warren J. Lynch
Church Street
Mr. Jinel
Commissioner Stover Seeks 12000 for Park Drive Repairs
Commissioner Stover says repairs and park roads will cost 12000. Brower notes 2540 left to fix rowdy in Sentral Park and opposes dipping department funds. He proposes using corporate stock funds while addressing West Drive wear and new materials to resist automobile use, following Riverside Drive.
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Sentral Park
Brower
Iso
West
Barrel Rider Trips Niagara Rapids in Bold Feat
Leach of Niagara Falls Ontario rode a steel barrel through Niagara Falls whirlpools starting at the Old Maid of the Mist Landing at 11. He was carried to the pool and remained there two hours before reaching shore. A man nearby was injured by glass and hospitalized, likely to recover tomorrow. Separately, the Erie Railroad will issue equipment trust certificates to buy six locomotives and several thousand freight and passenger cars, the largest order in years, signaling industry optimism.
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Niagara
Leach
Niagara Falls
Teach
Erie Railroad Company
Erie
Amherst College to abolish Bachelor of Science degree
Amherst Massachusetts June 98 ninety seven Amherst College seniors received degrees at the ninetieth commencement. The president and trustees announced plans to drop the Bachelor of Science, require longer classic language study, and shift to a group-based curriculum while preserving broad activities. The plan includes enhanced Greek study and visiting scholars, with several notable speakers and honorary degrees.
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Eifie
Gilbert Murray
Oxford Uniiversity
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Brooklyn
Frederick J. Pohl
Lamrons Htekoktye
Wooster
Ohio
George Noyes Slayton
Morrisville
Waldo Shunpaar
Brocklyn
George Maree
Van Tuyl vows thorough probe of failed banks
Albany auditors pledge complete investigations into bank failures. State Superintendent of Banks Grape Van Tuyl says no guilty man will escape if evidence proves fault. He cites the Falon Bank in Brooklyn and calls for decisive action after a five day New York review.
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Grape van Tih
New York
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Brooklyn
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Assemblyman
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Trial of Evelyn Lee Absolves Admissions in Abduction Case
At Evelyn Arthur Lee founder of the Absolute Life cult trial for Mildred Bridges abduction, admissions by Lee Bridges and Mana Tees not under oath admitted. Capt Danner and reporters testify to alleged confessions. Bridges assaults attempted twice. Lee disappears to witness room. Prosecution likely to admit letters from Lee to Mrs Bridges.
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Evelyn Arthur Lee
Mildred Bridges
Inder Honore Toiny
Lee
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Danner
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Stephen Bridges
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Takes over Columbia Life Supt Hotchkiss assumes control
Superintendent William Hotchkiss of the State Insurance Department received court permission to take charge of Columbia Life Assurance Society. The filing shows Ward's Island property, furniture, and cash on hand with total liabilities around 12 percent and a mortgage held by the Manhattan Dock Company on Ward's Island property.
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William Ho Hotchkiss
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Manhattan Dock
Half Fare Order Aimed at Railroads in Massachusetts
A proposed half fare order for passengers not furnished with a pass was introduced in the Massachusetts House by Representative O Connell Peahods directing the Railroad Commissioners to study the advisability of banning higher charges. The measure seeks to reduce fares for certain travelers as the idea moves toward consideration tomorrow. Senator Talley of Lawrence is listed among the committee members in the Senate.
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Lawrence
Senate
Blow Caused Shot Killing Woman Says Police Testimony
Patrolman James T Welch testifies he killed Lucy Chatendt accidentally after a quarrel with another man on November 27. He says off duty he struck the man, then the blow to his wrist discharged his revolver initiating the fatal shot while dining with Mrs Cora Myler near 28th street and Sixth avenue.
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Hal
Supreme Court
Lucy Chatendt
Welch
Cora Myler
28Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Mia Myler
Otto Schultze
Tribune's New Contest To Day Sparks Big Prize Hopes
The Tribune launches a nationwide Towns and Cities puzzle contest offering over a thousand prizes worth more than 15000 dollars. Readers can buy back numbers, follow daily drawings, and name towns and cities shown in three pictures per day to win. Prizes total 15000 dollars. rules and a forthcoming catalogue guide participation.
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