Noted Speakers at Harvard Dinner
Harvard alumni gathered in Memorial Hall for the annual dinner with President Theodore Roosevelt, President Billot, John D. Long, Governor Crane and John Hay as principal speakers. Long presided as the procession formed outside Massachusetts Hall, and Roosevelt received a medal from Rev. Hale.
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Medal for Rev Dr Hale at Harvard reunion
At Harvard's reunion, President Roosevelt awarded a gold medal to Rev Dr Everett Hale. Hale reflected on the club's revival and asked listeners to consider future promises, citing past orations and the progress of the university. John Hay, then secretary of state, spoke on Harvard's traditions and public service.
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Speeches on America and Roosevelt Proclaimed by Harvard Link
A lengthy oration extols U S grandeur and global prudent leadership praising frank dealings with nations. It lauds Harvard education of Theodore Roosevelt and asserts faith in God and country guiding the republic toward peaceful, righteous ends.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Division 13 Seeks Thefts At Franklin Park Refectory
Police report two similar break ins on Franklin property within six weeks. Thieves struck after 1 a.m. damaging a rear door and stealing cash, cigars, and five dozen lawn tennis racquets valued at 200 to 300 dollars. Racquets were found in nearby woods. Authorities suspect a juvenile gang from the area but have no leads.
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Boston Area Forecast Shows Showers and Warmer Temps
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Thursday showers and slightly warmer temperatures with brisk southwest winds. Friday should bring fair weather with fresh to brisk southwest winds. Special forecast notes storm warnings along the Atlantic coast from Hatteras to Eastport and a mix of showers in parts of New York and New England before a cooler, fair finish with west to northwest winds.
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Talbot Appears For Oath Before Justice of the Peace
Thos. P. Talbot appeared before Justice Tuos. H. Hatt in Boston on June 24, 1902, and swore that the statements are absolutely true.
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Thos. P. Talbot
Tuos. H. Hatt
Justice of the Peace
Elkes Beats Stinson in 20-Mile Pace at Providence
Elkes defeated Will Stinson in a 20 mile paced race at the Coliseum Providence. The distance was completed in 30 minutes 12 and 8-5 seconds with Elkes held to a two lap margin. Crooks Tourier and Blanchard Tensler supported the riders as Stinson faded from his prime. J Potter of Boston swept the mile open and two thirds mile hands while J Collins of Lynn won the five mile lap.
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Dartmouth Commencement Exercises Honor Graduates
Dartmouth College held commencement in College Church with 22 bachelor of letters, 30 bachelor of science, 13 civil engineers, 5 master of commercial science, 7 doctor of medicine, 16 master of saree, and 79 bachelor of arts. Notable local names from Massachusetts include Edward Francis Cregg and Kenneth Archibald Brockton among others.
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Francis Chamberlain H All
Winchester
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Danvers
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Lynn
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Kenneth Archibald
Brockton
John Weston Cannell
George Lincoln Dow
Cambridge
Robert Francis Easterbrook
Joseph Edwin Holmes
Arlington
Richard Montomery Larned, Jr
Newtonville
Edward Josepht MecVicar
Auburndale
James Albert Monroe
Jamaica Plain
Moses Bradstreet Perkins
Salem
Henry Nichols Sanborn
Ernest Bradley Watson
Dorchester
Joseph Garfield Wright
Bakers Strike Looms in Fall River Over Wages
One hundred forty Fall River bakers plan a July 1 walkout unless their demands are met. They seek 18 dollars weekly for foremen 15 for second men and 10 dollars for all bakers plus a 60 hour week 10 hour days and 80 cents overtime. Master Bakers refused the request and a union meeting Saturday will decide the reply.
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Sailor Prince Is Popular With English Heir to the Throne
George Frederick Ernest Albert, Prince of Wales, known as the sailor prince, is the future George V. He is the second son of King Edward and Queen Alexandra, born June 8, 1865, with a famed naval discipline and a quiet, blameless life. Princess Victoria Mary of Teck, "Princess May," his wife, was born May 2, 1867, and their four children include the likely next king, Edward Albert George Andrew Patrick David, born June 23, 1894, who will become Duke of Cornwall and York and possibly Prince of Wales.
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King's Physicians Among Foremost Medical Figures of Era
A brief sketch of leading surgeons and physicians serving King Edward VII. Notables include Lord Lister, Sir Thomas Smith, Sir Francis Laking, Sir Thomas Barlow, Sir Frederick Treves, and others. Profiles note positions at major hospitals, royal duties, professorships, and honors from European and British institutions.
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Hao Royal College of Surgeons
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Harvard Grants 1000 Degrees as Roosevelt Attends
Harvard's commencement honored President Theodore Roosevelt with an honorary doctor of laws alongside John Hay Addison Brown and T Jefferson Coolidge. Over 1000 degrees were conferred by President Eliot at Sanders Theatre amid class reunions and a banquet, with Roosevelt as principal speaker and a record procession of graduates and guests.
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Montpelier
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Great Metropolis
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East Boston Boxing Exposition Ends In Close Draw
Andy Watson and Rob Montgomery battled to a near even result at the East Boston Athletic Association Boat Club war bout last night. In the preliminaries Newton’s Jimmy Walsh and Albert Delmont fought six fast rounds to a draw, with Walsh showing slight edge and an extra round awarded. Sydney defeated MecDona, McDonald quitting in the third, and McArthur of Framingham Hanlon boxed four rounds, with McArthur securing the better showing.
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Newton
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Oung
Sydney
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McArthur
Hanlon
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Merrick Pair Win Handicap Mixed Foursomes at Newton Centre
Newton reports a handicap mixed foursomes event at Newton Centre Golf links this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Merrick won with a net score of 73. Local players competed in a tight field reflecting a steady summer outing.
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