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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
7
A fragmentary verse scene shows a king absent from his gate as townspeople cry for him. The king is believed dead, and his eldest son is made a slave in his place, while beggars and commoners mock the throne.
In a Decoration Day presentation by the North Bennet Street Industrial School girls the Post misidentified the participants as North End street girls. The paper regrets the error noting it was a slip of a word and does not reflect on the talented thespians.
The bodies of Julia A. Fuller and Isadore L. Remington were buried in the same grave in West Sutton after a three year pact. Fuller, buried atop Remington, moved from Worcester and died aged unknown. The two women, lifelong friends, chose to share burial to remain together even in death.
President Pritchett presided at the Institute of Technology exercises in Huntington Hall as 200 graduates and two women received diplomas. The ceremony marked the first PhD degrees awarded, to Raymond Haskell, Robert Sosman, and Morris Stewart after advanced studies. Miss Maude Darling and Miss Mildred Blodgett received architecture and geology degrees, with abstracts of theses presented by ten graduates from civil, mechanical, mining, architecture, chemistry, physics, electrical, sanitary engineering, naval architecture. A formal reception followed.
President Roosevelt entertained at luncheon for leaders of the French and Dutch warships at Hampton Roads now visiting Washington. Guests included M Jusserand and Admiral Thierry among others. earlier the President received ship officers and diplomats, then the visitors paid a courtesy call on Admiral Dewey after leaving the White House.
Boston Irish groups plan a welcome for delegates returning from Dublin. Dr T J Dillon will preside at a June 20 Faneuil Hall meeting with Rt Rev O Callaghan delivering the welcome. A joint league meeting at the American House Thursday evening will follow.
Miss Alice Cecilia Walsh of South Boston, 17, earned a featured place on the New England Conservatory of Music program after a debut recital. The York Herald noted she is praised as the second Geraldine Farrar and drew wide social turnout for the event, with several pupils contributing.
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