Graduation at Randolph Hall Crowded by Friends
Miss Esther Ham was valedictorian of the Randolph class of 1915. June 13 ceremony in Music Hall drew a crowded audience. Thirteen graduates from the training department earned teaching certificates. The program featured speeches, essays, and a class oration by Cyril I Mayo, with diplomas presented by Principal Grams.
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Randolph
Music Hall
G. F. Crawford
Miusin
Clam KE. Mayo
Hacel Carpenter
Emma Wrto
Christiene
Vermont
Cyril I
Pearl Emerson
Beapuany
Elton
High Shear
Her Ham
Princ. G.ram
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Elevates Kidney Health
An old advertising notice claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens kidneys and improves vitality. It promotes the remedy for backache caused by weak kidneys and urges readers to obtain it now, alongside event notes about a music hall graduation with a large audience and the same orchestra.
Bloodshed marks strike turmoil in Italy
Rome July 13 A general strike erupts in half a dozen cities with violent clashes between troops and Socialist demonstrators. In Naples troops fire on marchers, killing one and wounding ten, while Ravenna is fully occupied and strikers are dispersed with bayonets. Rail and telegraph lines are sabotaged nationwide, with reports of fierce fighting in Florence Turin and other cities. The Socialist party directs the continuation of the strike amid grave estimates of casualties and disruption. Ancona and Falconara are highlighted as danger points where rail lines and telegraph cables are torn up.
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Rome
Naples
Ravenna
Florence
Mols
Turin
Auprema Directorate
Sovialist
Italy
Ancona
Falconara
Detroit 1 Boston 0 in league games
Detroit beat Boston 1 to 0 as Coveleskie and Stan pitched for Detroit while Johnson and Cady supported. Other games saw St Louis defeat New with Baumgartner and Agnew in the battery. Cleveland routed Philadelphia 6 to 1 behind Wycket and Lapp with Collamore and James also pitching.
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Detroit
Boston
Coveleskie
Stan‘age
Johnson
Cady
Washington
Chicago
Ayers
Henry
Russell
Jaspar
Lathropis
St. Louis
New Baumgartner
Agnew
Fisher
Cole
Nanamaker
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Wycket
Lapp
Collamore
James
Oneill
Ribot Cabinet Defeated in Chamber Vote in Paris
Paris June 13 The new French cabinet led by Senator Ribot was defeated yesterday in the first division of the newly elected Chamber of Deputies by 306 to 262. Premier Ribot, after holding office for one day, resigned immediately following the defeat.
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Paris
Senator Ribot
Chamber of Deputies
Premier Ribot
Chamber
Wilson Goes to Princeton Class Reunion
Wilson left Washington this morning at 8 for Princeton New Jersey to attend the reunion of the class of seven of which he is a member. He will dine with classmates and attend the Princeton Yale baseball game before returning to Washington tonight arriving Sunday morning.
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Washington
Wilson
Washis
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Sharp Nominated to Be Ambassador to France
Prominent figure William G. Sharp of Ohio was nominated by President Wilson to serve as ambassador to France, succeeding Myron T. Herrick. Sharp, a Democrat, would lead the U S diplomatic mission in Paris pending Senate confirmation.
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William G. Sharp
Ident Wilson
France
Myron T. Herrick
Sharp
Three Held to Clear Death of Baltimore Girl
In Annapolis authorities questioned John Rice Peter Bell and Arthur Lee Miller to clarify the death of Miss Elia G Winter whose body was found in Curtia creek after she was last seen with D Meredith Reese Jr The State's Attorney aims to reconcile timing and events at Riehl's and Flood's park to determine if accidental drowning or foul play was involved and whether Reese or others helped conceal the death
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Annapolis
Elia G. Winter
Curtia Creek
D. Meredith Reese
Green
John Rice
Reese
Florence
Dischay Shorty
Miss Winter
Peter Bell
Rieht's
Hore
Arthur Lee Miller
Flood’s Park
Miller
State
Atty
Bell
Riehl's
Cook
Baltimore
Bear
Ming Winter
Riehl
Rally Biggest Ever Achieved by Salvation Army
London June 13 delegates to the world congress of the Salvation Army filled a hall off the Strang with 4XW accommodations for 4XW. Representatives from 45 nations and colonies spoke 23 languages making the largest rally yet for the army. Eva Booth led the U S delegation while Gen Bramwell Booth entered to an ovation as Premier Anne praised the army for uniting Christians globally.
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London
Congress of the Salvation Army
Strang
Salvation Army
United States
Mise Eva Booth
Bramwell Booth
Anger Over Suffragette Vandalism Touches London
London voices erupt at militant suffragettes after Thursday’s attack on Westminster Abbey. Public anger targets government leniency and Reginald McKenna’s proposed prosecutions of fund subscribers. Emmeline Pankhurst’s tactics cited as shaping donations.
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London
Langer
Historia
Westmineter Abbey
Senate
Reginald McKenna
Mney
Warmark
Education
Mra
Emmeline Pankhurst
Heat Kills Two in Boston as Heatwave Hits Streets
Boston reports a severe heatwave with two deaths. James Murphy a Grand Army man died at a lodge while Thomas Mallen a station prisoner died in filmy heat. The report notes public distress and mentions prior baseball remarks about Red Sox pitchers and Detroit Tigers.
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Boston
James Murphy
Thomas Mallen
Hinell
Billigan
Ti Aid
Cies
Red Sox
Tigers
Carrigan
Detroiters
Oo Velakie
Bubue
Gay
Ticen
National League Scores Around the Circuit
In Boston the Braves beat Pittsburgh as Perdue and Gowdy faced McQuilan Harmon Gibson and Coleman. Brooklyn beat St Louis in 16 innings by 58 to 7 with Robinson Steele Sallee Snyder Rucker Pfeffer and McCarthy on offense. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 behind Mayer Byrne Ames Davenport Clarke and Gonzales. New York edged Chicago 7 to 6 with Lavender Humphries Cheney Bresnahan Needham Tesreau Fromme Wiltse and McLean contributing.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Perdue
Gowdy
McQuilan
Harmon
Gibson
Coleman
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Robinson
Steele
Sallee
Snyder
Rucker
Pfeffer
McCarthy
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mayer
Byrne
Ames
Davenport
Clarke
Gonzales
New York
Chicago
Lavender
Humphries
Cheney
Bresnahan
Needham
Tesreau
Fromme
Wiltse
McLean
Resolute Wins From Vanitie In Seventh Race
Highland New Jersey June 13 The Resolute won the seventh race over the Vanitie after taking an early ten second lead and staying ahead to the finish The Vanitie trailed by about three minutes at the line with official times 2 29 57 for the Resolute and 2 26 48 for the Vanitie
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Highland
N. J
Resolute
Lawley
Vanitie
Women’s Clubs Split Over Endorsing Suffrage
Chicago June 13 Threats of expulsion and possible split loom as anti suffrage clubwomen threaten disruption if the General Federation endorses equal franchise. Suffragists push for endorsement amid a power struggle within the federation with over 400,000 clubwomen watching. Two camps emerge: outright opponents and supporters who deem suffrage a political question to avoid action.
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Chicago
General Federation
Menelik Mystery Remains Unsolved In Abyssinia
Jandon reports the death of Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia remains unconfirmed with Adis Abeba silent and diplomats unable to confirm the fate. W Thesiger, British minister, notes ignorance persists while tranquil capital erases danger to foreigners. He led a three month march to the frontier and Nairobi with Abyssinian escort over lava fields to inquire into the wounding of two British officers.
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Jandon
Menelik
Abyssinia
W. Thesiger
Adis Adeba
Rar
Thesiger
Abyssinium
British East Africa
Nairobi
King Blocks Dane Reform Amid Danish Deadlock
Copenhagen June 1 King Christson of Denmark blocked the cabinet plan to dissolve the upper house to pass an electoral reform. He objects to dissolving the twelve crown-nominated members and wants only the other fifty four to be affected. Conservatives and republicans react as the vote stalls. In New York June 13 Republicans open Jackson Whitman campaign HQ in Queens with Theron H Burden chairing and a committee named.
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Copenhagen
Denmer
Christson “x
Denmark
Republicans
Whitman
New York
Cosel
Bom
Jess Whitman
Queens
Theron H. Burden
Baseball Notes From A Turbulent Spring Session
A collage of baseball news details trades suspensions and signings across major and minor leagues. Holy Cross players Ontergren and O'Brien prepare for Boston Americans while Fahey is dropped by Holy Cross coach Dwyer. Marsans rumors surface amid transfers with St Louis Feds. Benz and Mathewson are cited in standout performances. Brown University players head to Pittsburgh in a wave of early season moves.
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Ontergren
Holy Crows
O'Brien
Boston Americans
Holy Cross
Fahey
Bill Dwyer
Harvard
Armando Marsons
Cub
Rede
Hersog
Marsons
Herzog
St. Louie
Marsans
St. Louis Feds
Joe Benz
Chicago
White Sox
Clarke Griffith
Clyde Milan
Ban Johnson
Amire
Ilk O'Loughlin
Chaitee
Boston
Detroit
Red Sox
Cleveland Americans
Tinorge Dunlap
Cleveland American Association
Connie Mack
White
Lebanon Valley College
Hane Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Big Dutchman
Mathewson
Ns Il
Buffalo
Baltimore
John Coombs
Mackmen
York County
Maine
Mordecai Brown
Brown
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Browns
Pittsburg Nationals
Brown University
Pirates
Durgin
Henry
Pittsburg
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W. G. Sharp
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Phiadelphia
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Pringe Albert
Cigaretta
Moore & Owens
Barre
Crown’s Drug Store Drugs and Kodaks
Seguin’s
Main Street
Montpelier, Vermont
American Clothing CO
North Main Street
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