Roosevelt Will Not Talk Politics Again
New York June 23 Theodore Roosevelt said he might never again give a political speech. He planned no speeches for two months and would begin with non political addresses in Kansas City Cheyenne Milwaukee and Chicago. He also hosted Rough Riders at Oyster Bay and Harvard Club luncheon with guests including Gifford Pinchot James W Garfield and polo players.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Milwaukee
Chicago
Gifford Pinchot
James W. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Oyster Bay
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Francis J. Heney
Jack’’ Greenway
The
Roosevelts
Harvard Club
Father
Teddy
William A. Larned
Robert D. Wrenn
Dave” Goodrich
Harvard
the Oarson
Rough Rider
John C. Green- Wan
New York Stock Exchange
Morse Auction Brings $14 000 in New York Sale
In New York on June 23 the first auction sale of the house furnishings of Charles W. Morse raised 14000 dollars at 728 Fifth Avenue. Proceeds support Mrs Morse in her bid to secure her husband’s release.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Banker
Fifth Avenue
Harvard Class Day Observed With Marches and Illumination
The class of 1910 marks its day with a parade from Holworthy to Appleton Chapel then Sanders Theatre open for ticket holders. A yard concert runs 2 to 11 with dances in the gymnasium and Memorial Hall, culminating in a prominent illumination and spirited ceremonies at the Stadium.
Harvard Senior Class Day Activities Detailed Schedule
The senior class day program starts at 9 AM in front of Holworthy Hall led by Robert C Brown and Robert C Hallowell. They march to Appleton Chapel with prayers by Professor George Herbert Palmer, then return to Holworthy and to Sanders Theatre for poems and orations by Edward Eyre Hunt William R Phier and T S Eliot. Ivy ovation by Frank W Sullivan and confetti filled spreads follow at noon. Afternoon stadium events include yard clearance at 2 PM, cheering preliminaries at 4 30 PM, and a concert and dances across Memorial Hall Hemenway gym Union. Glee Club sings at Sever Hall steps at 9 PM.
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Sanders Theatre
Holworthy
Glee Club
Sta
Sever
Holworthy Hall
Robert C. Brown
Robert C. Hallowell
Appleton Chapel
George Herbert Palmer
Department of Philosophy
Edward Eyre Hunt
William Richard Phier
Thomas Stearns Eliot
Harvard
Robert Closs Brown
Frank William Sullivan
Lowell
Holyoke Street
Beck Hall
Wadsworth
Memorial Hall
Hemenway Gymnasium
Union
Sever Hall
Harvard Senior Spread Lights Memorial Hall Grounds
Over 450 couples attended a Harvard senior spread at Memorial Hall Cambridge with grounds lit by a thousand Japanese lanterns around the John Harvard statue. The festive scene featured brilliant gowns and floral decor as guests were welcomed by Mrs Richard Henry Dana and other hosts in elegant dress.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
John Harvard
Richard Henry Dana
J. G. Thorp
A. Lawrence Lowell
Minton War
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Sore feet relief with TIZ advertised as instant, lasting, and superior to powders. Claims to draw out poisonous exudations and cleanse pores for immediate improvement. Sold for 25 cents at all stores or direct from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Harvard Dance Draws 450 Couples at Memorial Hall
Ren and Mrs. W H Pickering lead formal gowns as juniors in athletics roles guide ushers. Reginald Foster and Richard Floyd headline varsity track, Perry Smith, Ralph Horn blower, and others attend. Orchestra plays 8 to 8:20, dancing until 1 am with red lights marking dances. Delta area hosts intermissions and refreshments follow at 9:30.
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Herbert Jaques
Yale
Ralph Hornblower
Allen Gregg
Harvard Lampoon
Ernest Angell
Harvard Advocate
Herbert F. Boynton
John Kean
Memorial Hall
Two Women Drowned at Annisquam Point
Miss Healey and Miss McKenna drowned off Annisquam Point after a rescue attempt by Ralph Davis. Despite a concerted effort by bystanders and medical staff, both women died within hours, while the rescuer was saved. The two women were in New York, with ties to Countess De San Mas.
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Annisquam Point
Miss Healey
Miss McKenna
Ken
McKenna
Ralph Davis
Miss Sullivan
Davis
Cunningham
Browne
Rowley
Hubbard
Torrey
Hallet
San’ Marzano
New York
Countess de San Mas
DIVE OFF DOCK FATAL JOHN CARROLL DROWNS IN BOSTON
John Carroll 23 of 356 Ho street South Boston drowned off the Commonwealth docks while attempting to swim after his brother Patrick who had dived in. Carroll, new to the country, was visiting the docks with his brother seeking work. A harbor police search followed as his body remained missing after the diver swam out to a lighter and failed to surface. Carroll hailed from Bruff Limerick. his father runs a liquor business there.
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John Carroll
Ho Street
Boston
Commonwealth Docks
Patrick
John
Carroll
Bruff
County Limerick
Patrick F. Hagan
H Street
South
Telephone rates cut revenue projections presented
Attorney Edward K. Hall told a hearing that a proposed telephone rate change backed by Professor D C Jackson would reduce the company’s net revenue by 750000 to 900000 dollars in the first year, per the Massachusetts Highway Commission recommendation.
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Massachusetts Highway Commission
D. C. Jackson
Telephone Company
Edward K. Hall
Hall argues for gradual, cooperative rate reform for Boston Telephone
In a Highway Commission hearing Mr. Hall defends Boston's telephone system and argues that rate changes must balance company revenue with patron interests. He notes millions invested, 200000 miles of underground wire, and 50 exchanges across 400 square miles with diverse users from homes to businesses. He urges patient study and cooperative, theory plus judgment plus conservative experiment plus experience.
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Hall
Highway Commission
Telphone
Boston
Commonwealth
Boston Elevated Railway
Boston Brief Heat Relief Reaches City
After five hot days the sea breeze brought relief to tenements and workers in Boston. By noon the sun faded and temperatures rose to 85 by 4 PM, giving the city a brief respite from the sweltering heat.
East Wind Eases Heat Across New England Cities
Heat toll climbs with 10 deaths and 32 prostrations in Boston as relief arrives from an east wind. New York and Philadelphia report 86 degrees at 8 pm and worsening conditions. officials deploy baths and hydrants to cool sweltering tenements.
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New England
New York
Philadelphia
Rosston
Boston
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James F. Butler
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Walter Carroll
Kendall Street
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Frederick E. Chandler
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Richard A. Coleman
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Boston Drawtenders’ Association
George F. Coleman
Endicott Avenue
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Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Beachmont
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East Boston
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Joshua Bennett Holden
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Loring Road
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Fast Boston
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Iete
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Revere
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Casassa
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James D. Moyse
Cowper Street
St. Mary's Church
Star of the Sea
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