President Roosevelt to Attend Harvard Commencement
President Roosevelt will attend Harvard commencement and likely receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. The yard will be fenced and admission by ticket only for graduates and invited guests, with women not admitted, and a full schedule of processions and speeches led by Governor Crane and Harvard officials.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
College Yard
Morris H. Morgan
Massachusetts Hall
Memorial Hall
Crane
Lancers
Boston
Eliot
University Hall
Corporation and Board of Overseers
Morgan
Henry Parkman
Robert Grant
Reginald Gray
Francis Shaw
Francis C. Lowell
James Byrne
William Farnsworth
Edwin D. Moran
William N. Swift
Charles F. Adams
Eorge C. Lee, Jr
James B. Ames
Joseph S. Bigelow
Horace D. Chapin
George H. Lyman
James Lawrence
le Baron R. Briggs
William N. Bullard
Samuel D. Warren
Alfred
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
William H. Goodwin
Samuel A. Eliot
Grafton D. Cushing
William L. Allen
Stephen Chase
Augustus P. Gardner
Gordon Dexter
Robert T. Paine, Jr
James G. King
Frederick P. Cabot
J. Arnold Lowell
Neal Rantoul
W. Cameron Forbes
G. Richmond Fearing, Jr
Endicott P. Saltonstall
Robert W. Em
John Quincy Adams
Heavy guard plan outlined for President Roosevelt visit
Superintendent Pierce announced tight security for President Roosevelt in the city. One hundred officers will meet him at Back Bay Station, escort to the Hotel Somerset, with 235 officers guarding the hotel and 16 mounted outriders taking him to Cambridge and back. Heading officers include Chief Inspector Watts and Captain George Wescott.
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Roosevelt
William H. Pierce
William B. Watts
Pierce
George Wescott
Garland
Back Bay
Somerset
Hall
Prince Henry
Cambridge
New Algonquin Club
Boston Welcomes President Roosevelt in a Full Boston Day
Harvard hosts Theodore Roosevelt with a packed schedule of dinners speeches receptions and the degree ceremony at the university. The day begins at 7 am with the President arriving by special train and continues through Cambridge Back Bay Somer set Hotel and Algonquin Club with numerous dignitaries and a naval and military toast before a late midnight departure to New London for the Harvard Yale boat race.
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Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Boston
Back Bay
Hay
Cortelyou
Urie
White House
Providence
Dalton
Brigham
M. P. Curran
Boston Press Club
Curtis Guild, Jr
Crane
Hotel Somerset
the Somerset
Artie
Leonard Wood
Collins
Curtis Guild
M. P.curran
Cambridge
Prince Henry
Adams
College Yard
Roosevel
Somerset
Algonquin Club
Navy
John D. Long
Leonard
Fred E. Whiting
Algonquin
Charles H. Taylor
Michael P. Curran
Curtis Guillet, Jr
James Elverson, Jr
League of Press Clubs
Stephen O'Meara
League
Press Club
Chamber of Commerce
The
Merchants’ Association
Wood
Bay
New London
Helen Gould Funds Scholarships for Northfield Girls at Holyoke
Miss Helen Gould announced two new Mt Holyoke College scholarships for Northfield Seminary students, bringing her total Holyoke awards to four for D L Moodys schools. Miss Mabel Mathews and Miss Emily Freeland of the class of 1902 received the grants. The Northfield Students Aid Society, founded thirteen years ago to lend money to needy capable girls, plans incorporation as its work grows beyond 300 beneficiaries.
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Helen Gould
Mt. Holyoke College
Northfield Seminary
East Northfield
Northfield
Miss Gould
Holyoke
D. L. Moody’s
Mabel Mathews
Emily Freeland
Boston Conservatory Confers Its Highest Degree on President Floyd
The Boston Conservatory of Music held commencement at its Tremont Street campus with a large turnout. Degrees were awarded including the doctor of music to President Mayd for his service. the program featured performances by R Marriner Floyd era ensembles and guest artists.
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Boston Conservatory of Music
Floyd
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
R. Marriner Floyd
Gounod
God Wills It
Jeanne d’Arc
Chases van George Henry Howard
Mozart
Jupiter
Abbot Academy Alumni Boosts Memorial Fund
At Abbot Academy in Andover the Alumni Association reported about 45 000 dollars raised for the McKeen memorial hall, within 10 000 of the project’s goal, with 3600 more pledged. Officers named include President Mrs Puma M Bailey and Secretary Miss Agnes Park, with a committee on appropriations headed by Miss E K Means.
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Andover
Alumae Association
Abbot Academy
McKeen
Academy
Puma M. Bailey
Newton
Laura W. Fowler
Dedham
Esther B. Byers
Julia Mitchell
H. H. Tyler
E. A. Heald
Evelyn Carter
Evelyn Knevels
Agnes Park
KE. A. Means
W. F. Baker
Agnes Ark
Locomotive and Car Painters Union Elects Officers
The Locomotive and Car Painters Union 388 elected K. Chapman as president M. T. Chase as vice president J. J. Douglass as secretary A. V. Shreve as financial secretary E. F. Biglow as treasurer and Frank J. Dunn as delegate to the Brotherhood convention. Local 86 United Metal Workers plans officer elections for July 8 after initiating 17 new members.
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Locomotive and Car Painters’ Union
K. Chapman
M. T. Chase
J. J. Douglass
A. V. Shreve
E. F. Biglow
Frank J. Dunn
The
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Slate and Metal Roofers’ Union
Walter Hyward
James McCarthy
J. F. Gilchrist
Liam O'Brien
E. K. Dahl
Sven Olsen
A. C. Campbell
Truateea
United Metal Workers
Civil Engineers' Outing for New England Water Works
The New England Water Works Association will hold its June meeting at Tremont Temple. After business, members travel by Hull & Keston Steamboat to Nantasket Point for a fish dinner at Nantasket Point Hotel hosted by Colonel G. C. Wade. The excursion includes harbor sail and a visit to Fore River Ship and Engine Company. officers are Frank E. Merrill president and Willard Kent secretary.
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New England Water Works Association
New England
Tremont Temple
Hull & Keston Steamboat Company
Nantasket Point
Nan Ttasket Point
G. C. Wade
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Frank E. Merrill
Willard Kent
Election of officers at National Association meeting
At the annual meeting of the 1st division of the National Association of Railway Postal Clerks in the pomemeth building last evening officers were elected secretary treasurer and state vice presidents named for Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. Several candidates received single votes for national convention convening in May. Committee members named include Streck Abbott Lorion and others.
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National Association of Railway
Wn Ham
Rnn
Abbott
Joyel Ville
John B. Corbin
Everett
Marehall
Maine
W. D
New Hampshire
Cc. E. Crafts
F. ¢. Streck
Massachusetts
Chase on Dover Street Ends With Sheriff Escort
Joseph Nolan fled through Dover and Washington streets as Robert O Neil gave chase with a pistol. Patrolman Dennessey intervened after Nolan sought refuge in a bar room and the pair separated near Dedham street station. O Neil claimed to be farm hand of Colonel Russell and said his wife urged him to confront Nolan at Milton and Canton avenues.
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Joseph Nolan
Dover Street
Robert O'Neil
Dennessey
Nolan
Washington Street
O'Neiil
Russell
Eall Hattie
Milton and
Canton Avenues
Nollan
Commercial Street
Cabinet Discusses Italian Incident Public Findings
The Cabinet held a lengthy session on the Italian incident with readings of court findings and Admiral Crowninshield’s remarks. They noted the public posting of findings aboard ship as the means by which naval officers and crew learned of the matter. Ambassador Choate’s London cables warned of the King’s grave condition. The President announced an early Congress adjournment and a revised trip plan to return to Boston, skipping Oyster Bay.
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Washington
Chicago Red
Strike Talk Among Lumber Teamsters Local 112 in Wells Memorial
Local 112 held a meeting in St Stephen's Hall Wells Memorial building to consider a wage strike. International President Jasper Clark of Toledo and International Secretary George Innes of Detroit were invited to address the dispute with lumber dealers.
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St. Stephen'’s Hall
Wells Memorial Building
International
Jasper Clark
Toledo
George Innes
Detroit
Indorse Brewery Strike and Joint Picnic Plan
Brass Moulders Local 192 met last night and added six new members. The brewery workers strike gained indorsement and a $2 fine was approved for members patrolling non union beer sales. Grocery clerks seek Wednesday half holiday. nonconforming stores to be boycotted. A joint annual picnic with Local 95 Brass Fishers Local 85 and Local 18 Chandeliers is set for the last week in August.
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Fion-Infon Salooris
Populists to Nominate Under Democrat Fusion Plan
Kansas Populist State convention agreed to accept Democratic terms and will nominate officers per the fusion plan previously arranged. The decision solidifies cross party cooperation for the nomination slate in Topeka.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Grand Island, Neb
Constantine \. Smith
M. F. Harrington
Trot and Pace Card at Combination Park Last Night
At Combination Park last night two races were run a special trot and pace and a 2:26 class trot and pace B R B won the special race with hardly an effort In the 2:24 class Checo took three straight heats In the second heat Miss Dixie and Drusella dead heated The times were for both races uncertain and incomplete
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Combination Park
Checo
Miss Dixie
Drusella
Filly by Bingen from Nancy Hanks Born at Forbes Farm
Nancy Hanks, famed race mare, has a filly by Bingen born at Forbes farm in Milton. The full sister to Admiral Dewey, the foal inherits a storied line from Nancy Hanks and progeny of Bingen, a stallion renowned for speed. Time will show if the youngster inherits peak speeds from her celebrated parents.
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Nancy Hanks
Forbes Farm
Milton
Bingen
Admiral Dewey
May King
Massachusetts
J. Malcolm Forbes
Crescens
Cresceus
Abbot
Goodby
Alix
Nancy Hianks
Nancy
Bud Doble
Terre Haute
Forbes
Queen
Fireman Bailey Inherits Six Thousand Dollars
James F. Bailey of Hook and Ladder Company 17 in Boston inherits six thousand dollars from an uncle in the West. He plans to buy a home for his wife and family and has been with the fire department nearly six years, earning praise for his conduct. He lives on Old Harbor Street in South Boston.
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James F. Bailey
Hook and Ladder Company 17
Harrison Avenue
Harvard Street
Bailey
West
Fire Department
Old Harbor Street
South Baston
Salem Man Injured in Car Collision on Washington Street
P. Henry Devine of Lynn, living in Salem, was thrown from his carriage after colliding with an electric car on Washington Street. He remained unconscious late tonight, with doctors diagnosing a concussion of the brain.
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Salem
Washington Street
P. Henry Devine
Lynn
Two Mariners Lost After Leaving Vessel on Halibut Grounds
Gloucester reports schooners Corona and Oregon encountered the American whose captain said two men, John Frellick and Edward Benson, disappeared June 1 while hauling trawls on the far northern halibut grounds.
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Gloucester
Corona
Oregon
American
John Frellick
Edward Benson
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