Roosevelt's Worcester Journey Highlights Peace and Speeches
President Roosevelt rode through Worcester to address Clark College graduates and Holy Cross with an LL.D. award. He drew cheers from 800000 spectators as he visited Greenfield Williamstown and North Adams, ending with a dinner and early bed after a day of speeches and receptions.
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Clark College
Holy Cross
Hoar
Greenfield
North Adams
Williamstown
Worcester
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
Joseph F. Hanselman
Holy Cross College
Harvard
Crimson Ball
Holy’ Cross
Rengo Fruit Promises Fat Loss and Health Boost
An advertising notice for Rengo Fruit a South American product claimed to reduce excess fat and strengthen the body without exercise or dieting. It described the fruit as safe pleasant and non medicinal urging readers to request a free trial package by mailing name and address to Rengo Co 65 Matin St Augusta Mich.
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South America
Rengo
Rengo Co
Matin St
Augusta
Mich
If Dewey Should Run
Judge Henry S. Dewey signals receptiveness to a mayoral bid if he had money to spare. He says with $100 000 he would spend 10000 to win, but as a poor man campaign costs are a barrier. He jokes about anti Back Bay and aims to appeal to the common people as Pem berton square closes.
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Dewey
Pierpont Morgan
Prince Albert
Pemberton Square
Maud Muller
Ward 18 Forms Banner Club For Roxbury Politics
A new political club, Banner Club, forms in Ward 18 with 50 members. Led by ex Councillman Thomas J. Fay, it aims to become Roxbury’s leading political group and plans a Fourth Eve dance at Orienta Hall and a series of events. Fay, defeated last year for Congress, seeks a different result this fall.
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Thomas J. Fay
Roxbury
Orienta Hall
Banner Club
Fay
House of Representatives
Hall Leads In Heavy Countywide Backing
Congressman William S. Greene of Fall River praised Frederick S. Hall of Taunton as leading in Bristol county and the southeastern and western counties. Greene added that Hall’s chances look bright and endorsed Dana Malone of Pittsfield for attorney general.
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William
Greene
Fall River
Hall
Malone
Frederick
Taunton
Bristol
Dana Malone
Pittsfield
Republicans Plan Suffolk County Republican Pow Wow Tonight
Republican State committee members and ward and town committee chairmen meet at Young's Hotel in Suffolk County to discuss plans led by Chairman Talbot aimed at building state organization to elect a Republican Governor this fall and a Republican Mayor in Boston.
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Young’s Hotel
Suffolk County
Republican State Committee
Talbot
Boston
Incendiary Fire Found in Roxbury Cellar
An incendiary fire was discovered in rubbish in the cellar of 61 Northfield Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon. Firemen extinguished it before it gained headway. The house houses three families. women were preparing supper when the blaze started. Police investigate several recent neighborhood fires.
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Northfield Street
Roxbury
Roosevelt addresses Clark University on justice and sympathy
President Roosevelt spoke at Clark University in Worcester on June 21 presenting diplomas and receiving an LL.D. He urged solving the justice gap between men and the need for workplace sympathy in industrial matters, emphasizing fair treatment for workers.
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Worcester
Clark University
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Visits Worcester Amid Rain and Poem Bomb
Jennie Hirsch, 19, attempted to present a box to the President as rain-soaked crowds watched. The box proved to be a poem dedicated to Roosevelt, not a weapon, and Roosevelt praised the students while joking about the umbrella.
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Worcester
Jennie Hirsch
Roosevelt
Peruna Endorsed as Cure for Stomach Catarrh
Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther of New York City endorses Peruna saying it restored her health after years of stomach trouble and catarrh. The piece explains stomach catarrh or dyspepsia, its causes, and argues that removing the catarrh first leads to digestion improvement with Peruna aiding overall recovery.
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Elizabeth Reuther
West 40Th Street
New York City
North End Clio Association
Digestive Ailments Urged to Try Peruna Remedy
Advertisement urges readers with indigestion dyspepsia or stomach trouble to take Peruna immediately. Recommends starting with a half teaspoon before meals, diluted with water, then increasing to two teaspoons. For medical advice, contact Dr. Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Williamstown Sees Unprecedented Visitor Return During Commencement
The article notes President and his secretary will devote long hours to peace talks with Russia and Japan while crowds of statesmen arrive for the Williamstown commencement. It mentions the president’s satisfaction at finding Williamstown, and comments on weather and the heavy influx of visitors unseen before.
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Rooseveltian
J. Plu
Russia
Japan
Worcester
Hopkins
Williamstown
Massachusetts
New York State
Worcester President Hosts Holy Cross Alumni Meal
After noon exercises at Holy Cross President and graduates boarded trolleys homeward amid heavy rain. He dined with Congressman Rockwood Hoar at his home, while Boston reporters and photographers joined the trip to Williams town before confirmation from Secretary Loeb on travel arrangements.
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Worcester
Venice
Holy Cross
Rockwood Hoar
Boston
Williamstown
Loeb
Sec
Modern view on indigestion and nerve strength cures
An old theory blamed inactive stomachs for indigestion and urged cathartics, but science says nerves power digestion. Strengthening nerves relieves indigestion, dyspepsia and stomach trouble. A testimonial from L C O Brien of Winston Salem cites Dr Miles remedies with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
L. C. O'Brien
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Fourth of July Fireworks and Coupon Discounters
A brief item urges readers to save coupons on page two and celebrate the Fourth with firework purchases. It notes promotions and emphasizes grabbing deals as part of the holiday observance.
Roosevelt in New England Brightens Crowd and Honors Public Servants
President Roosevelt toured Worcester and Clark University delivering remarks on justice and civic virtue. He praised scholars and teachers, urged duty and common sense, and saluted Senator Hoar, while engaging with crowds and enjoying small town welcomes along the Boston to Worcester route.
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Bay State
Clark University
Eac
Senator Hoar
Dr. Mabie
Clark
Roosevelt Arrives at Williamstown Home of President Hopkins
President Roosevelt reached Williamstown at 6 52 pm and stayed at President Hopkins’s residence as a large student delegation cheered. The formalities for the evening were discouraged as the president spoke of feeling that much work is ahead.
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Williamstown
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Terhune Leaves Good Government Committee
W. L. Terhune resigned from the Good Government Association executive committee after being urged to quit due to the unwritten rule against holding public office while serving. The committee voted to accept the resignation, and Ed Mund Billings sent a letter of regret noting the action.
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Friends
W. L. Terhune
The
Good Government Association
Dorchester
Terhune
Edmund Billings
Laurence Minot
May Name BattleShip With Maple Sugar
Burlington Vermont residents debate how to christen the battleship Vermont at its August launch. Merchants favor breaking a bottle of maple syrup over the bow to advertise Vermont’s maple industry, risking a precedent for future christenings with beer.
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Burlington
Vermont
Free Band Concert Series at Wolf's Shop
The first free concert in the series at Wolf's store on Hanover and Portland streets will be Friday evening June 23 from 7 30 to 9 80. Music by the American Watch Company Band of Waltham. Mr Wolf has engaged premier bands to offer the public exceptional musical treats.
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Wolf
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
American Watch Company
Band of
Waltham
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Dr. Miles
Vius
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Norewich
American Grass Twine CO
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