Roosevelt Speaks at Harvard Commencement Sanders Theatre
President Roosevelt participates in Harvard Commencement ceremonies with no speech for degree recipients, greets classmates on the lawn, visits the Porcellian Club, and attends the commencement banquet at Memorial Hall after a line of march from Massachusetts Hall to Sanders Theatre. Notable attendees include Morris Gray, Gov. and 600 guests. old graduates Francis Boat and Morrill Wy man.
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Dent
Sanders Theatre
John the
Orangeman
Roosevelt
John
Sanders
Harvard
Biliot
Porvellian Club
Morris Gray
Marshal Gray
Cliot
von Holleben
John Hay
Massachusetts Hall
Francis Boatt
Cambrides
Morrill Wyman
Memorial Hall
Roosevelt at Harvard Alumnia Dinner Speech
President delivers a long Boston speech praising Harvard alumni, outlining service by Elihu Root Leonard Wood and Governor Taft, defending the army in the Philippines, urging national unity across regions, and urging honest public life while stressing common American citizenship. He closes by praising Boston hospitality and cross sectional understanding.
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Hamilton College
Elihu Root
Yale
Governor Taft
Harvard
Leonard Wood
England
Gromer
Egypt
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Cuba
President's Harvard Union address frames Harvard spirit
The Harvard Union address by the president emphasizes pride in Harvard, urging graduates to uphold the university’s high standards. He credits Harvard men for integrity and effort, warns against resting on names, and calls on alumni to act with humility and contribution.
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Harvard Union
Harvard
Harvard Ciin Kals
Roosevelt Addresses Spanish War Veterans Speech
President lauds Colonel Pew and the band, praises Second and Ninth Massachusetts veterans, and defends army conduct in the Philippines. He condemns torture of four U.S. uniformed men, pledges punishment if proven, and urges firm but just action as peace nears in the Philippines.
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Pew
Drm Corps
Santiago
Union
Massachusetts
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Chickamauga
Philippine Islands
United States
Army
Naval and Military Order of
Theodore Roosevit
Algonquin Club
Marion
Curtis Guild, Jr
Guild
Eighth Regiment
Twenty-Sixth Regiment
General Guild
John D. Long
Navy
John S. Tmernan
Leonard Wood
Long
McKinley
Roosevelt
Tiernan
B W Grove Promoted Remedy on Box Label
This line promotes B W Grove as the name to appear on every box of the genuine native Bromo Ye ag Tablew remedy claiming it cures a cold in one day at 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Roosevelt Speaks to Newspaper Men at Press Club Banquet
President Roosevelt addresses the International League of Press Clubs banquet, noting surprise at the crowd and thanking the hosts for the warm welcome. He remarks on the presence of women and expresses appreciation for the orderly reception.
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HOTEL
Somerset
International League OF Press Clubs
Roosevelt
Taylor
Canoeists Drowned In Newton Highlands Mystery Boat Scene
An overturned canoe found near Kendrick bridge Newton High lands points to a deadly boating accident involving Miss Catherine Hurley and B R Lewis both missing since yesterday afternoon. Police search failed to locate bodies as their identities and fate are confirmed by clues from the scene and witnesses.
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Kendrick Bridge
Newton Highlands
Charles
Catherine Hurley
B. R.c Lewis
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Newton
Lewis
Newton Centre
Hurley
Miss Jones
Miss Hurley
Miss Ley
Thomas F
Robert J. Hurley
Hurley Place
Mr. Lewis
Needham
Lieve
Noble's Drug Store
Hurley Brothers
Hiatt
Is Lane
Wis
J. Edwin Chellman
Kittredge Street
Henry W. Easter
Roslindale
A& Vest
Tarbox
Harvard Union Exercises with President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt was guest of honor at Harvard Union Exercises after an alumni dinner in Memorial Hall. An overflow crowd filled the Union, the result of last year’s new overflow plan praised as popular. Orville G. Frantz led a cheer for Roosevelt and the class of 1901, drawing a strong, jubilant response from the audience and roving applause as the President smiled and bowed to the crowd.
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Roosevelt
Harvard Union
Memorial Hall
Union
Sterday
Orville G. Frantz
Franiz
Hill Sargent Hill Miss Idila Maria Sargent Wedding
Miss Idila Maria Sargent daughter of Isaac C Sargent and Orvis L Hill both of Somerville wed last evening at the bride’s parents' home. Rev George S Butters officiated with K Hill as best man and Nannie May Sargent as bridesmaid. A reception followed and the couple will be at home after Sept 10 at 21 Webster Avenue Somerville.
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Idila Maria Sargent
Isaac C. Sargent
Parker Street
Somerville
Orvis L. Hill
George S. Butters
First Methodist Church
K. Hill
Nannie May Sargent
Mrs. Hill
New York
New London
Miller’s Falls
Newburyport
Rockport
Webster Avenue
Officer's Arm Ghostly Moment Captures Policeman
At eleven, Patrolman Miller along Yarmouth near the tracks confronts a black clad woman who bites his arm as he halts to investigate a moan. He flees down Columbus avenue, believing the assailant possibly insane or a supernatural figure.
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Miller
Division 5
Yarmouth Street
Seartney
Columbus Avenue
Ringiela Street
One Killed and Another King Henry Connolly Tragedy
A four year old, Henry Connolly of 120 Broadway, fell from a portable boat house roof near B street and West Broadway, 30 feet to the pavement. He died at City Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries. An eight year old, Robert Smith of 92 Compton Street West, fell from a one story window, also fracturing his skull. He was brought to City Hospital in critical condition and deemed hopeless.
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Harvard
Somerset
Cambridge
Algonquin
N Whitney
Otis Guild, Jr
Algonquin Club
Ge Guild
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
Montana
New Mexico
Maine
Abraham Lincoln
el Epee
New
Ee Oery
Fingland
Launter
Zoegh
Dausey
Henry Connolly
Broadway
B Street
West Broadway
City Hospital
Compton Street
Robert Smith
Robbery charges edge suspects tied to laundryman case
Patrick Foley and others face robbery charges after a night incident on Fourth Street and C Street. Witnesses say a Chinese laundryman named Wo Kee was involved with $24 taken. Semen Smith and others were captured near a train to New York while the rest were found at their location.
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Patrick Foley
Fourth Street
Wither D Ton
James B. Feaney
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eGentlemen
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Philippine Commission
Supreme Court
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Eliot
New England
Concord Bridge
Islands
Root
Alttack
Wood
Saya
Holyoke Street
Manila Bay
Tampa
Banqnet
ST. Jacobs
Shomson
Thomsons
Militant
GEO. C. Batcheller
Eneenny
Hon. J. D. Long
President Roosevelt
Hill—Sargent
Hall & Rucekel
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