Harless Champion Flan Now Heads Anghten Universu
After a year of deliberation the Michigan Regents selected Dean Harry Burns Hutchins of the law department as president succeeding James I. Angell. Hutchins, born in Lisbon New Hampshire, joined Michigan in 1895 and earned wide respect for administration and the motto Remember the dignity of the department.
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Dean Huttchins
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Return of Order After Law School Pranks at Wash Tenaw
The article recalls a notorious class known as the century laws that disrupted Wash tenaw county campus life. Dean Hutchins resisted but eventually won the point as engineers and others embraced orderly celebrations, ending hazing and barbarous rituals with a gentler pushball event for undergraduates.
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Washtenaw County
Dean Hutchins
Monte Carlo for Italy on Maggiore Islands
An Anglo-Italian syndicate plans a Monte Carlo style resort on Brissage islands near Lake Maggiore close to the Swiss frontier. A casino with gaming rooms theater and gardens will cost over 700000 dollars along with a first class hotel and yacht facilities. Concessions are secured from the Hulu government by Signor Serae a Rome lawyer and syndicate director. construction begins soon.
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Career of a Michigan Law Educator and University Leader
The narrative traces a prominent academic career beginning with being chosen as commencement speaker the highest faculty honor. He led Owosso public schools then moved to Ann Arbor in 1852 to teach rhetoric and history, rising to assistant professor in a year. After three more years in Ann Arbor he practiced law in Detroit eight years with his father in law Thomas M Crocker. In 1884 he returned to the university as lay professor of law and three years later joined Cornell before returning to Michigan to become dean of law. He acted as university president during Angell's absence in Turkey and again last fall after Angell resigned after thirty seven years.
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New Hampshire
Tilton
Vermont Conference Seminary
Newbury
Wesleyan University
Middletown
University of Vermont
Dartmouth
Michigin
State University
Ann Arbor
Owosse
Mich
Detroit
Thomas M. Crocker
Cornell
Michigan
Angell
Turkey
England Wages War on Smoke Depute From Nineteen Towns Voices Action
A deputation from nineteen leading British towns submits a memorial to John Burns outlining the evils of smoke. It cites fog’s impact on mood and drinking, closures of windows, and higher death rates during foggy spells, urging Parliament to act and noting prosecutions for smoke nuisance.
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Great Britain
John Burns
Glasgow
London
Chicago Live Stock Markets Report August 11
Cattle receipts 7,000 with steer prices 6.50 to 7.20, cows 4.25 to 5.75, feeders 4.25 to 4.75. Hogs receipts tight with heavy and packing hogs 8.00 to 8.50. Lambs 5.00 to 6.10, ewes 4.00 to 4.75. Poultry and butter quoted. New potatoes noted. Omaha market: cattle 6.00 to 6.75 for natives, calves 4.00 to 7.40, sheep steady with lambs 6.25 to 6.85. East Buffalo quotes fair demand with lambs 7.00 and yearlings 5.50 to 6.00.
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Banks Close For Chautauqua Ten Days And Early Close
Banks will close at noon during the ten days of Chautauqua and will lock doors at 4 pm starting September 1 to prepare for evening malls. Patrons are asked to note these schedules and conform to them.
Quiet Title Action Over Washington County Real Estate
Plaintiffs Carl Koehler and Jesse Marr sue to quiet title to lengthy described real estate in Washington County Iowa. Defendants include multiple Fishers Aetna Life Insurance Co other named individuals and unknown claimants. The petition alleges long possession by plaintiffs and seeks reform of deeds and related relief with no personal judgment requested. Publication notice warns appearance by Sept 6 1910 default leads to judgment.
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Carl Koehler
Jesse Marr
William Fisher
George Fisher
John Fisher
James Fisher, Jr
James Fisher
James Bb. Acheson
Aetna Life Insurance Company
A. Anderson
James Dawson
George Leslie
Winfield Smouse
Margaret Robertson
James Lukavsky
M. J. Cherryholmes
M. C. Cherryholmes
W. B. Davis
John R. Wilcox
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J. R. Wilcox
John F. Wooley
N. Everson
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Anna Kk. Wooley
Vane O. Wooley
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H. M. Hidden
Eli Holden
Howard M. Holden
State of Iowa
Iowa
Mercy S. Marsh
John S. Adams
Joseph R. Lewis
Margaret Crissman
Joseph Pollard
Anna E. Wooley
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Thomas M. Walker
Robert Anderson
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Harry Walker
Francis Treblecock
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Rose Walker
W. G. Simmons
Edward McCleary
Edward CC. McCleery
Eliza Ellen Weeks
Mary Walker
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Samuel Reiner
Mary Wallace
Catharine Wallace
David Wallace
Isabella Fitzgerald
John J. Fitzgerald
Nannie J Wharton
John C. Wharton
Hiram Sickels
H. Sickles
Gerald Wharton
Glenn Wharton
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Frank W. Dallam
J. Hi. Young
Obo Wieland
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Mary McKnight
James Stewart
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Mountains of Gold Promoted Lydia E Pinkham Recipe
Graniteville Vermont reader Mrs Cras Baneenay testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after nervousness and change of life. The letter claims the remedy cures female illnesses including inflammation ulceration and irregularities and stresses the product's long standing reputation and low cost.
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