Roosevelt Receives New Degree At Williams
President Theodore Roosevelt attends Williams College exercises in Williamstown on June 22, receives a doctor of humane letters, and delivers remarks on peace and justice. He later speaks to townsfolk before departing for Washington, amid a bustling day of ceremonies and arrivals.
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Williamstown
Roosevelt
North Adams
Pittsfield
Williams
Hopkins
New Thompson Memorial Chapel
Oyster Bay
Washington
Miss Hopkins
Barney Wright
Roy Kenneth Hoch
Willam Smith Pettitt
Benjamin Franklin Mills
Richard Austin Rice
Board of Trustees
Elihu Root
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
William M. B. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation of New York
Prentice
New York
Whitman College
State of Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
President’s train address urges disciplined child rearing
June 22 North Adams. From the rear of his train the President urged citizens how to rear children. He warned parents against pampering girls to useless tasks and boys to seek only pleasure, saying such kindness can be a curse and that upbringing shapes the nation’s future.
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North Adams
Praise for Adams children and teachers during Massachusetts visit
The President complimented Adams students and local teachers, praising their community and education. He recalled President McKinley’s remark about Adams children and expressed appreciation for the dedication of the McKinley memorial aided by Mr. Plunkett, noting his regret at not visiting sooner.
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Adams
Massachusetts
McKinley
Plunkett
President urges proper youth education in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield on June 22 the President thanked locals for decorations and urged building a solid foundation for citizenship through education. He stressed that the nation’s greatness rests on the rising generation and that today’s boys and girls become tomorrow’s adults and citizens.
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Pittsfield
President’s special train moves from New York to Washington
The President and party left New York at 6:48 p.m. from Mott Haven on the special train. The Maryland ferry waited to Jersey City where the train arrived at 7:55 p.m. and departed for Washington at 8:15 p.m. Several hundred railroad workers gathered but the President did not appear on the platform. Three cheers greeted the train at Jersey City.
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New York
Washington
Mott Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Maryland
Jersey City
Class Day at Exeter Celebrates Seniors in Chapel Event
Exeter New Hampshire June 22. Rain reduced to permit Phillips Exeter class day. Seniors formed a yard procession to the chapel where President Putnam introduced speakers including Ramage Dederick Hoar and Ogden. Quimby’s orchestra played between sections. After cheers the class tossed caps and gowns and shared leap frog.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
Charles V. Putnam
Newport
William C. H. Ramage
Mt. Carmel
Penn
G. I. Lewis
Wellington
N. Z
Roger 8. Hoar
Concord
Mass
Cortlandt de S. Dederick
Hackensack
N. J
Edmund W. Ogden
Fall River
Quimby
Haverhill
South Boston High School Graduation Honors Faculty And Graduates
Miss Elizabeth Kendall of Wellesley College delivered the commencement address under the theme A Man in the World of Men. Diplomas were presented by Francis W. Falvey with Fourth year diplomas awarded to 12 boys and 28 girls and Third-year diplomas listed for 18 boys and 40 girls, including many with long family and local ties.
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Wellesley College
South Boston
Francis W. Falvey
Committee On High Schools
Francis A. Brady
William T. Brown
Francis C. Crowley
Leon F. Cummings
William J. Howe
William P. Hurley
William F. McDonough
Harry G. Mitchell
James E. Rush
Clarence I. Tower
Walter T. Walsh
Forrester B. Washington
Gertrude A. A’hearn
Eva E. Berg
Lydia Bernard
Alma Boodro
Edna H. Boyd
Lillian M. Prennan
Mary L. Carey
Margaret F
Why Doctors Fail and Mrs Pinkham’s Aid
The article argues physicians miss female illnesses because patients withhold details and highlights Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as providing superior guidance. It claims her Vegetable Compound cures many female ailments and urges women to write for advice, citing testimonials as proof of its effectiveness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
America
Harvard Class Day Senior Spread Opens Festivities
HarvardMemorial Hall hosts the senior spread to usher in class day with laurel garlands and lanterns. Miss Alice Roosevelt among guests as 30 000 to 40 000 people are expected to attend today’s events across Cambridge and Memorial Hall.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Alice Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Appleton Chapel
Sanders Theatre
Graduation Exercises Draw Large City Attendance
The city’s high schools held graduation exercises largely attended by friends and guardians. Musical performances stood out as a special feature with rooms decorated in greenery and draped in national colors.
Brookline High School Holds Graduation Exercises in Shailer Hall
Brookline High School conducted its graduation in Shailer Hall last evening attended mainly by parents. A 100-voice chorus performed and the Ruth cantata was staged. William H. Lincoln prize medals were awarded to Mary Stella Delano for English, Gertrude Lyndon for German, and Margaret Taylor for Greek.
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Brookline High School
Shailer Hall
Ruth
William H. Lincoln
Mary Stella Delano
Gertrude W. Lyndon
Margaret Taylor
William R. Babcock
Thaddeus OC. Defriez
Francis D. Gilman
Arthur 8. Jones
Rollo É. Reynolds
Morris FE. Roberts
Jaedan J. White, Jr
Janet Ritchie
Margaret Tylor
Phillips W. Page
Amond A. Potter
Fitch A. Winchester
Evelyn H. Aldrich
Hazel F. Coyle
Helen L. Dunbar
Rose Panne
Margaret D. Kelley
Gertrude Wyndon
Chesters. Brett
Arthur P. Bush, Jr
Emile H. Erhard
Frederic F. Furrey
Alfred G. Kellogg
Joseph D. Leland
Edwin Morey
William J. Pettis
Herbert J. Stiebel
Harold G. Tomlin
Eugene EF. Allen
Albert D. Brown
John J. Carmody
William F. Craven
Henry E. Erhard
Richard
Marion K. Dorman
Ethelyn M. Freeman
Hasel M. Funk
Fanny T. Guth
Florence L. Hallett
Nellie Hedlund
Effie M. Lewis
Florence M. “ Lindsey
Stella G. Mater
Elizabeth J. McDonald
Hilda Mitchell
Elise Molineaux
Carrie BE. Morse
Alice Ti. M. Newman
Louise E. Palmer
Eva , Phillips
Mildred F. Smith
Irene ©. Spitz
Elsie
Maids musical comedy staged by local teachers group
The Misses Colligan Ford Hyde Cahill Hughes McCafferty Carroll Hart and Quinlan presented the musical comedy Maids a lighthearted show. The valedictory Thyself Must Make Thyself was delivered by Miss Mary V Greely in a closing ceremony.
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Colligan
Ford
Hyde
Cahill
Hughes
McCafferty
Carroll
Hart
Quinlan
Mary V. Greely
Melrose High School Class Day Exercises at Town Hall
June 22 in Melrose the high school held class day exercises at the Town Hall. Mayor Sidney Buttrick and the school committee attended. The program featured a class poem by Bertha M. Davis, a salutatory by Annie B. Murray, a prophecy by Russell P. Pettengill, and an oration by Franklin M. Fernald.
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Melrose
Tthe Town Hall
Sidney Buttrick
Bertha M. Davis
Annie B. Murray
Russell P. Pettengill
Franklin M. Fernald
Say Chinaman Tragedy in Superior Court Trial
In Superior Court Yee Yuen and Joe Yuey faced trial on charges of attempted murder of Lem Goon following a January 24 incident at Goon’s laundry on Oxford Street. The case centers on a quarrel between Chinese tong societies with several witnesses, including Goon’s opium-using wife, and the hearing continued the next morning.
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Yee Yuen
Joe Yuey
Lem Goon
Tongs
Goon
Oxford Street
Quartet Rescued After Skiff Sinking at Nantasket Picnic
Nantasket Point June 22 The bakers' picnic quartet Messrs Thomas Henry E C Johnson W D Pratt and E C Campbell went swimming then tried a skiff ride. In deep water they floundered and were saved by William F Ryan Ellis V Gay and Bert Shaw who reached them and brought them ashore unhurt apart from a scare.
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Nantasket Point
Bakers
Thomas Henry
E. C. Johnson
W. D. Pratt
E. C. Campbell
William F. Ryan
Ellis V. Gay
Bert Shaw
Brighton High School Honors Graduates and Valedictory Address
Brighten High School held a musical and recitation program with Lillian Curtis delivering a valedictory on Helen Keller’s life to enthusiastic applause. Ruth L. Blacker presented the class gift of three plaster panels The Singing Maidens, as Joseph A. Sheehan awarded diplomas. The graduates include Katherine Fleming Anna Walsh Ruby Robinson Olive Wood Ida Perry and many others with both graduate and advanced class rosters listed.
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Brighton High School
Lillian Curtis
Lfe
Helen Keller
Ruth L. Blacker
Joseph A. Sheehan
Katherine Fleming
Anna Walsh
Ruby Robinson
Olive Wood
Ida Perry
F. Gertrude Rebholz
Gertrude N. Tucker
Margery F. Adams
Joy Aldrich
Viola K. Applebee
Gertrude G. Berman
Catherine V. Brennan
Ethel M. Briggs
Gladys I. Brown
Helen M. Bulle
Luella M. Campbell
Annie M. Carroll
Elizabeth A. Carroll
Katherine M. Clement
Pauline R. Conant
Anna Ju. Coppinger
Lilian Curtis
Grace H. Daniels
Anna M. Dildine
Delphine J. Dusossoi
Mary A. Earls
Faith M. Ellis
Rose V. Farracy
Emma M. Fitch
Ardelle R. Frost
Grace G. Hatch
Laura Constance Higgs
Elinor Co. Holmes
Elva E. Jewett
Marie L. Jones
Gehevieve R. Jule
Elenor J. Kedy
Claudine R. Lutz
Ruth W. Peck
M. Gertrude Rogers
Guy
Watertown Pupils Receive Diplomas at St Patrick's School
Closing exercises at St Patrick's School in the Town Hall feature about 50 graduates. Rev. J B Cullen presents diplomas as pupils perform two one act plays The Champion of Her Sex and The Just Retribution.
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O.K
Watertown
St. Patrick’s School
J. 8. Cullen
Japanese Minister Takahira Visits Governor Douglas in Boston
Tokyo envoy Kogoro Takahira called at the State House to pay respects to Governor Douglas. He was accompanied by the secretary of the Japanese legation in Washington. After a pleasant tour of Boston, he departed for Washington delighted by the city and its people.
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United States
Kogoro Takahira
State House
Douglas
Takahira
Washington
Mr. Takahira
Boston
Another Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Captain W. S. Graham of Wheeling West Virginia writes that Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured his facial and back sores after doctors failed. He claims blood poison and barbers' itch diagnoses were wrong and thanks the products for clear skin.
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W. S. Graham
Eoff St
Wheeling
W.va
STILL ANOTHER CURE PROMISES NEW HOPE FOR CROOK
Mr H J Spalding of 104 W 104th St New York says two years of neck sores spread to his hair causing bald spots and intense itching But after a few applications of Cuticura the sores cleared and his hair grew back thick and healthy
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H. J. Spalding
W. 104Th St
New York City
Cuticura Cures Longstanding Sores Says Texan
For over thirty years I suffered from painful ulcers and an eruption from my knees to my feet until I took Cuticura which cured me in six months. M. C. Moss of Gainesville Texas signs the testimonial. Potters Drug & Chem. Co. Boston sole agents advertise Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and a booklet How to Cure Every Humour.
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M. C. Moss
Gainesville
Tex
Potter Drug & Chem. P
Boston
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