Alumni Hold General Meeting Amid Yale College Commencement Day
Graduations span Yale College and other New Haven institutions as alumni convene in Alumni Hall for a large general meeting. Samuel J. Elder of Boston presided, with class speakers including Charlton Lewis and John Bartlett. Medical School exercises followed with Dr Henry M Hurd delivering the address on medical education duties.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Alumni Hall
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
Charlton
Lewis
William H. Law
John P. Bartlett
J. Stanley Brown
Ashley D. Leavitt
Radcliffe Commencement Honors 102 Grads at Sanders Theatre
Commencement exercises at Radcliffe yesterday conferred 102 degrees in Sanders Theatre. The address by Professor James H. Ropes reviewed the college’s growth, with President Eliot of Harvard also speaking. Masters of Arts were awarded to Rosalie Y. Abbot, Fanny L. Lawrence, Anna G. Annable, Theodora Bates, Agnes B. Morgan, Edith E. Butler, Alice R. Power, Nina B. Church, Mary L. Richardson, Nellie E. Fawcett, Mary T. A. Fife, Jennie W. Ross, Harriet A. Fraser, Gertrude C. Schmidt, Edna M. Jacques, Margarethe M. Smith, Katherine J. Kenaga, Marian B. Story, and others.
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Radcliffe
Sanders Theatre
James H. Ropes
Eliot
Harvard
Rosalie Y. Abbot
A. B
Fanny L. Lawrence
Anna G. Annable
Theodora Bates
A. H
Agnes B. Morgan
Margarethe M. Smith
Katharine J. Kenaga
Marian B. Story
Harvard Commencement Day Attracts Large Class, Grads Celebrate
Harvard prepares for commencement as 42 classes join in Grads Night at the Pops and a day of ceremonies in Cambridge. Overseers meet to approve degrees while Sanders Theatre hosts speakers James A. Field and others. Reunions for classes of 93, 97, and 1900 include picnics, dinners, and interclass games.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Crimson University
Sanders Theatre
University Hall
Board of Overseers
Lower
Massachusetts
Sanders
James A. Field
A. L. Richards
H. J. Dunbaugh
G. B. Stephenson
L. P. Hill
S. H. KK. Freund
Association of
Harvard Graduates
Riverside
Exchange Club
Smith College Graduates 241 in 28th Commencement
The Smith College class of 241 was graduated in a program led by orator Bliss Perry of the Atlantic Monthly. Degrees awarded Included 157 A B 81 B S and 3 B S A master of arts was conferred on Grace Peters and Marion Richards. Nearly 130 graduates hailed from New England with notable honorees including Jessie Ames Lucy Breckinridge and the Hastings sisters. About 36000 in gifts were announced.
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Northampton
Smith College
Bliss Perry
Atlantic Monthly
Grace R. Peters
A. B
Columbus
Marion E. Richards
New Haven
E. R. Breckinridge
United States Army
Fanny
Lucy W. Hastings
Hastings
Hamilton
Bermuda
Mrs Duff Prevails in School Board Victory
After a two year battle Julia E F Duff of Charles Town won the school board vote 12 to 10 on adopting a two year Normal School course. She led the opposition to a three year plan, citing divisive supervisor reports and urging decisions based on current submissions.
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Julia EF. Duff
Charlestown
Duff
Public School Association
Messrs. Ernst
Paine
Storrow
Board of Supervisors
Ernst
Sehior
Carlisle
Mulvey
Keough
Professor Vogel
P S. A
Madden Denies Postal Frauds in Detroit Letter
Third Assistant Postmaster-General William G. Madden, visiting Detroit, sent a letter to Postmaster-General Payne denying he set a carbon paper contract for the registry division without competition and asking an immediate investigation. He calls the Free Press article malicious and untrue.
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Detroit
William G. Madden
Payne
Post Office
Henry C. Payne
Washington, D. C
Free Press
Major James Burton Pond Funeral Held in Jersey City
Funeral services for Major James Burton Pond were held at the family residence in Jersey City, conducted by Rev Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Grand Army of the Republic rites were given by Lafayette Post officers, of which Pond was a member. Interment will be private at Woodlawn Cemetery tomorrow.
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New York
James Burton Pond
Jersey City
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Grand Army of the Republic
Lafayette Post
Major Pond
Woodlawn
Lincoln Club Meeting at Revere House Last Evening
John S. Richardson presided over a Lincoln Club gathering at the Revere House with few members present. Speakers included Arthur L. Whittemore Ward 24 Lorenzo Marston Ward 19 committee chair John H. Means Ward 15 Councilman Richardson Ward 25 Councilman Patterson Ward 20 Randolph B. King Ward 22 and Thomas E. Johns Ward 22.
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Lincoln Club
Revere House
John S. Richardson
Arthur L. Whittemore
Lorenzo Marston
John H. Means
Councilman Richardson
Root Jr Wins Hamilton College Senior Prize Debate
Clinton N Y June 23 The senior prize debate at Hamilton College was won tonight by Elihu Root Jr son of the Secretary of War The victory highlights a gifted orator from a prominent political family and caps Hamilton College's annual prize contest.
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Clinton
N. Y
Hamilton College
Elihu Root, Jr
Wellesley Grants Diplomas to 149 Graduates
Wellesley College awarded diplomas to 149 young women as Richard Watson Gilder delivered the oration on Ideals of Life. President Hazard noted $170000 in annual subscriptions, bringing Rockefeller's $150000 gift to a $725000 four year total with $400000 in permanent endowment. The ceremony featured hymn Hin festa Burg and the benediction, followed by a college luncheon and class supper at Newton Clubhouse.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Hazard
J. D. Rockefeller
College Hall
Stone Hall
Freeman
Norumbega
Mewton Club
Fitton School Exercises Highlight East Boston Event
Fitton High and Grammar School students performed in Fitton Hall with piano solos, essays, and songs. Honors were awarded by Rev Father McCarthy as medals and certificates were presented, followed by the Fitton High School Alumnae Association's second annual banquet featuring readings, music, and speeches by alumni and guests.
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Fitton High
Boston
Fitton Hall
D. Keer
A. Fitzgerald
A. Flynn
H. Brant
Anna C. White
Kate McDermott
F. Simpson
P. Agnes Moran
M. Gallagher
Louise M. Kane
Mary A. Flannigan
Sl. Burke
Father McCarthy
Fitton High School
Marie Francis Gill
Desiree Keer
Andrew Crotty
Lily
Rose
Catherine Crowley
Nellie F. O’brien
Flynn
Lawrence P. McCarthy
Mary G. Aiken
Agnes Bulger
James Fitton
Thomas FF. Cusack
Mabel J. Golden
P. B. McManus
Bridget A. Culliney
James P. Hamilton
Ivy
Annie T. Kennedy
Qur New
Frances Lafferty
Grape-Nuts Promoted As Brain Food After Mental Collapse
A former stenographer recounts a past collapse at Lincoln State Hospital and credits Grape-Nuts with restoring mental health and stamina. She praises the food's digestibility and urges its use to prevent future breakdowns, noting the recipe booklet included with each package.
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State Hospital For
Lincoln
Neb
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Curing Season Medicine Invite Offers Osmo-Chemic Trial
The Osmo-Chemic physicians urge all people to seek preventive medical treatment this season to cleanse and revitalize the blood and organs. They offer a special reduced rate and a free examination and trial light treatment for those recently under care or seeking relief from Catarrh Asthma Bronchitis Consumption Cancers or Tumors who apply by June 27.
Truss Thrown Away After Osmo-Chemic Treatment
WM. L. Berry of Maplewood Massachusetts recounts years of hernia and bronchitis relief after following Osmo-Chemic doctors advice. He stopped using a truss and reports no rupture symptoms and resumed work with a relieved cough. He credits the Osmo-Chemite doctors for his recovery.
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W. L. Berry
Sylvian St
Maplewood
Mass
WM. L. Berry
Osmo-Chemie Doctors Claim Stomach Catarrh Cure
Mrs H T Kirlin of 52 Savin Street Roxbury Massachusetts says years of stomach trouble resisted remedies until Osmo-Chemie doctors examined her with X Ray and treated her. She reports strong relief and praises the doctors for a wonderful cure for catarrh of the stomach and kindred diseases.
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H. T. Kirlin
Savin St
Roxbury
Mass
Enys
Osmo-Chemic Cure Praised By Mrs Smith For Nervous Ailment
Mrs C E Smith of 837 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Mass endorses the Osmo-Chemic treatment for nervous trouble. She says a year ago she was severely afflicted with back pain and nerve distress and after treatment felt much better than expected. She declares the cure is simply grand and expresses strong approval.
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Mrs. Smith
Miks. Cc
E, Smith
Free X Ray Examinations Offer at Osmo-Cemic Physicians
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise free X-Ray examinations using a Fluoroscopile attachment to diagnose illnesses. They claim certainty in pinpointing the cause of trouble and invite patients to be examined at no cost.
German Farmers Entertained at Dreamwold by Lawson
Scituate June 23 Dreamwold the farm of Thomas W Lawson opened its gates to 36 members of the German Agricultural Society at 10 this morning. Souvenirs costing 40 each were issued to 100 guests, with 2800 8x10 photographs and 3710x12 forms used in preparing the book. The delegation toured stables kennels and barns, enjoyed luncheon to chimes of Watch on the Rhine, and witnessed horse displays and racing before departing at 5:39 for Boston en route to New York. William T Reincke German consul at Boston and J J Schulte of the American Bureau of Agriculture accompanied the group.
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Scituate
Dreamwold
Lawson
Egypt
Charles C. Clapp
Boston
Jersey
Iklying Fox
Riding Academy
Gladys
Dorothy Lawson
Gladys Lawson
New York
Germany
William T. Reincke
J. J. Schulte
American Bureau of Agriculture
Washington
Mack Norton Recital Set for Bloomfield Hall Tonight
Mrs. Jennie Mack-Norton a leading figure in opera and music gives a recital in Bloomfield Hall tomorrow evening. It is anticipated as a major social event in Dorchester. Mr Charles North flutist and Miss Mary Chandler pianist will assist.
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Jennie Mack-Norton
Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
Charles North
Mary Chandler
New and Better Breakfast Food Pleases All
Tur Gene see Pure Food Co markets a breakfast product praised as uniquely satisfying. Available at grocers in Le Ror and surrounding areas.
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Tur Genesee Pure Food Co
le Ror
Eviction Draws Crowd at 60 Clark Avenue Chelsea
The eviction of a woman from 60 Clark Avenue Chelsea drew a crowd of hundreds. After the owner warned her to leave and she refused, her belongings were moved to the sidewalk during her absence. She returned and threatened the officer and struck with a stove poker.
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Clark Avenue
Chelsea
Harvard Graduate Herman F Robinson Dies by Suicide
New York June 23 Herman F Robinson a young lawyer son of Dr Beverly Robinson and a social figure in Long Island City committed suicide by shooting near Fort Pond Bay station L I between Sunday and Monday He left a note revealing where his body would be found but it was not located until today He graduated from Harvard in 1898 and his family sees no reason for the act.
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New York
Herman F. Robinson
Beverly Robinson
Fort Pond Bay Station
L. I
Young Robinson
Harvard
Isaacson Godinsky Marriage at Concord Street Reception
Edward Isaacson and Bessie Godinsky were married last evening in the reception room of the Concord. Rabbi S. M. Shoher performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her father Isaac Godinsky with Sadie Goodstein as bridesmaid and her brother Harry serving the groom.
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Edward Isaacson
Bessie Godinsky
Concord
Concord Street
S. M. Shoher
Isaac Godinsky
Sadie Goodstein
Harry
Osmo-Chemic doctors praised by Mrs Lovejoy
Mrs Lovejoy of 491 Central St Cliftondale Maia credits Osmo-Chemic treatment with relieving severe spring and fall rheumatism after a course of care. She says the treatment is wonderful and believes they will cure others who follow their promise.
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A. W. Lovejoy
Central St
Cliftondale
Maia
Osmo-Chemic cure claim for Brights disease in 1803
John Bright of New Haven claims cure of Bright's disease by osmo-chemic physicians in 1803 after urine tests by Wm A hier of Portland. He describes prior diagnosis of interstitial nephritis, now no albumen casts or sugar, and relief from backache chills exhaustion and dizziness.
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John Bright
Elm Street
New Haven
Conn
Bright
Wm. A.hier
Locust Street
Portland
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Endorsed by W H Seymour
W H Seymour of Sharon Massachusetts endorses Osmo-Chemic treatment for nervous disease after a course of therapy. He reports notable improvement and urges others with nervous trouble to consider the Osmo-Chemic approach.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Offices Listed
J L Plunkett M D chief consulting physician announces permanent offices in Boylston Building Boston and branches in Lynn Worcester Manchester Portland New Haven Bridgeport and other locations with daily hours 9 to 12 2 to 4 and 7 to 5 closed Sundays.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Central Square
Lynn
Main St
Worcester
Elm St
Manchester
N.H
Congress St
Portland
Maine
Church St
New Haven
New Haven, Conn.; 46 Cannon St
Bridgeport
Conn
Strike Riot at Franklin Dye Works in Philadelphia
June 23 Philadelphia report describes the first disturbance of a textile strike at Franklin Dye Works Kensington. About 2000 strikers mobbed 10 non union Polish workers as police escorted them away amid stone and club attacks. police intervened to protect the men.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Dye Works
Kensington
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