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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

2

First Graduation Exercises For Mothers Learning English

One hundred fifty women received certificates at the voluntary continuation school in 38 Chambers street West End marking their ability to read and write English Most participants were Hebrew women and plan to return next year to continue study W Stanwood Field directed the event The Post hints at a near win in a forthcoming Fun and Feature section

Voluntary Continuation School Chambers Street West End W. Stanwood Field

Hughes Says He Dreaded Presidency Burden

Providence June 21 Charles E Hughes told Brown University graduates and alumni that he never thought to be the Republican nominee for President and he dreaded the responsibilities. He stated he knows the nation faces problems before and after the European war ends.

Providence R. L Charles E. Hughes Brown University America

Brown Alumni Rally For Hughes At Campus Speech

The unnamed nominee from Brown is hailed by alumni and students as he speaks on duty and the American spirit. He recalls Brown’s earlier days and asserts democracy depends on thought, reason, and freedom of speech to meet future challenges. Secretary Lane echoes the call for national spirit and persistence.

Lane New England Brown

Hughes Addresses Brown University Audience Before Commencement

Mr Hughes spoke at Brown University focusing on university traditions and memories from nine years earlier. A ball game delayed as he shared a story and urged support for the endowment fund, then declared he knows postwar Americas problems. He later met George von L Meyer at the Hope Club and attended a Republican club dinner with Governor Beekman after greeting 1400 Republicans.

Mr. Hughes Brown University Brown University Hughes University Endowment Fund América George von L. Meyer

Roosevelt Urges Moosers to Help Elect Hughes

Colonel Roosevelt urges supporters to back Justice Hughes, arguing Republicans have returned to reformist roots and urging unity against hyphenates and abroad threats. He defends his 1912 principles while calling for prep and national cohesion amid postwar fears. He plans a New York trip for private business and a likely medical checkup.

Lincoln Justice Hughes Roosevelt America Wilson New York

Gifts Total 100000 For Dartmouth College

Dartmouth College announced gifts totaling $100000 at the commencement dinner led by Wallace F. Robinson of Boston who gave 1294 shares of United Shoe Machinery stock valued at about $75000. The stock will be held in trust with income to support Robinson Hall for non athletic student activities.

Dartmouth United Shoe Machinery Hanover N. H Dartmouth College Ernest Fox Nichols Wallace F. Robinson Boston Robinson

Ten Thousand Pupils To Graduate This Year

The English High School held graduation exercises for 28 graduates including 28 boys receiving diplomas at the English High School. Other city high schools will hold ceremonies today and elementary schools tomorrow as roughly 10 000 pupils graduate this year. Dr. Franklin B Dyer superintendent awarded diplomas while Moses S Laurie Sidney K Clapp and John B Clapp received medals and prizes respectively.

National Theatre Franklin B. Dyer Moses S. Laurie Sidney K. Clapp John B. Clapp

Florence Ryder and Thomas Trainor Wed in Dorchester

Miss Florence M. Ryder daughter of District Chief Stephen Ryder of the Boston Fire Department married Patrolman Thomas N. Trainor of the City Hall Avenue station at St. Margaret's Church Dorchester. Rev. William A. Ryan officiated last night.

Florence M. Ryder Stephen Ryder Boston Fire , Department St. Margaret’s Church Dorchester Thomas N. Trainor City Hall Avenue William A. Ryan

Iron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders Says Doctor

Dr. Sauer touts ordinary nuxated iron as a safe, easily absorbed remedy to boost strength in the weak and rundown. He claims two five grain tablets thrice daily after meals for two weeks can double endurance, with a money back offer and widespread druggist dispensing.

New York N. Y Dr. Sauer Europe Sauer

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