Roosevelt Returns to Harvard for Reunion Visit
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Massachusetts for a class of 1880 reunion. He stays with Bishop William Lawrence in Cambridge and attends Harvard Union events, a lunch at Oakley Country Club, and a class dinner at the Hotel Somerset. A Memorial Day march and reception follow with notable attendees including Robert Bacon and J. Pierpont Morgan associates, as Harvard honors its famous son.
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Bishop Lawrence
Brattle Street
Cambridge
President Roosevelt
Harvard
Norman
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Boston
William Lawrence
Douglas
Guild
Harvard Union
College Yard
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Somerset
Theodore Roosevelt
Hollis
Memorial
Robert Bacon
Financial
J. Pierpont Morgan
Albert Bushnell Hart
Craigie Street
John Quincy Adams
Reunion at Trinity Harvard Men of Classes Seventy-Fifth and Eighty Gather
Trinity Church drew a large crowd of Harvard alumni yesterday afternoon as men from the classes of 1875 and 1880 reunited after service. Among them were prominent figures such as Augustus Hemenway and ex Mayor Henry Milton, with Rev. Reuben Kidner delivering the sermon on civilization and change.
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Harvard
Trinity Church
Tom
Bill
Roosevelt
Reuben Kidner
D. D
St. Andrew’s
Augustus Hemenway
Fred P. Fish
G. H. Norcross
Henry
Milton
Waltham
John W. Craig
William T. Campbell
F. R. Appleton
John H Appleton
George H. Bird
Andrew Fiske
Morton H. Prince
Henry W. Broughton
Fred R.comee
Warren A. Reed
James
Roosevelt's Harvard Class of 1880 Names Revealed
A translated list details many future famous figures from Theodore Roosevelt’s Harvard class of 1880. The roster includes numerous surnames and initials, reflecting a wide spectrum of notable alumni.
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Harvard
Amherst Graduates Urged to Diligence at Baccalaureate
Reverend George Harris delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Amherst College Church urging graduates to pursue diligence and efficiency through education. He argued individuals must master tasks, overcome difficulties, and remain vigilant amid corporate power, noting that an intelligent captain is essential to any great mechanism.
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Amherst
George Harris
Amherst College
Radcliffe Graduates Hear Sermon On Woman's Duty
About a hundred Radcliffe graduates gathered at Shepard Memorial Church Cambridge for a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Paul Rever Frothingham of Boston. He urged the college woman to cultivate self control and fulfill a duty to uplift home and society. The service closed with a hymn written by Miss Gertrude Crook.
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Radcliffe
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Paul Revere Frothingham
Boston
Gertrude Crook
Roosevelt chair of Celtic literature urged at Holy Cross
Edward J. McMahon of Worcester calls for a Roosevelt chair of Celtic literature at Holy Cross College after President Roosevelt urged Gaelic literature chairs in American colleges. He notes Gaelic revival gains and expects U S backing will aid Gaelic progress in America.
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Worcester
Edward J. McMahon
Roosevelt
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross
Ireland
Europe
Germany
United States
America
Hadley urges graduates to dodge rigid rules in baccalaureate
President Hadley in Woolsey Hall warns that moral systems based on rules and conventions can mislead. He argues progress comes from adapting to new conditions and serving others, not clinging to inherited rituals.
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New Haven
Hadley
Woolsey Hall
Prosecution Draws Near in Equitable Case
New York June 25 Attorney General Mayer and deputies study evidence from Hendricks of the State insurance department in the Equitable Life investigation. District Attorney Jerome also probes alleged profits gained by directors through syndicate transactions as Mason drafts papers. Mayer travels to Albany for talks with Governor Higgins and party leaders.
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New York
Mayer
Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jerome
Equitable
Alexander T
Mason
Albany
Higgins
Odell
Graduation Exercises at St Patrick’s School in Roxbury
The 18th annual graduation ceremonies at St Patrick’s High and Grammar School were held yesterday afternoon in the Mt Pleasant avenue hall Roxbury. The hall was filled with parents and friends. A musical and dramatic program was presented. Fifteen grammar pupils and fourteen high school pupils received diplomas.
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St. Patrick’s High and Grammar School
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Taft to Speak at Yale Law School Exercises
Secretary of War William H. Taft arrived in New Haven and will be the speaker at Yale Law School exercises tomorrow afternoon.
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New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale Law School
Banquet and Cup for W T Henderson Jr
William Tingley Henderson Jr of Thomas F Galvin was honored at a Bass Point House Na hant reception as he prepares for Europe. Guests included Galvin, Supt James H McManus, Asst Supt James Coleman, and many others. Clarence Foster presided as toastmaster.
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William Tingley Henderson, Jr
Thomas F. Galvin
Bass Point House
Nahant
Europe
James H. McManus
James Coleman
Thomas Welch
William J. Haverty
Joseph P. Fahey
John P. Coogan
John Murphy
John H. Lee
Timothy Corcoran
Fred Estey
George Dunn
Charles Boyle
Newman Fennelly
James Travers
P. M. Lynch
John O'Reilly
John J. Murphy
P. Moran
John B. Archibald
George Tannum
Miss Lyons
Miss Coyle
Clarence Foster
Power theme at Dartmouth graduation sermon
Dartmouth College President William J. Tucker delivered the baccalaureate sermon in the college church. He warned that power's sacredness must be weighed by humility patience and charity and urged graduates to anticipate history's judgment of their era's power.
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David
Busy Week for Wellesley Students and Graduates
Wellesley College holds a morning baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Donald Mackay D D of New York and evening vespers. Senior gala day features teas, garden party, dances, and receptions on Art Building Hill. Commencement Tuesday includes an address by Bowdoin College president William De Witt Hyde and degree conferrals.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Donald Mackay
D. D
New York
Art Building Hill
Hazard
William de Witt Hyde
Bowdoin College
Hand of Kaiser Hand of Kaiser
The Franco German crisis centers on the Kaiser and the Morocco dispute. Britain lends unreserved support to France if hostilities arise. Rouvier’s talks with Prince von Radolin aimed to reassure Germany, but Paris will not concede its Morocco rights.
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London
Morocco
British Empire
France
Rouvier
Prince von Radolin
Germany
M. Rouvier
Germany to Erect Embassy in Washington Heights
The German government bought an 800 by 190 foot site opposite the new French embassy on Sheridan circle in the northwest Washington district. A grand stone building in the style of Frederick the Great, reminiscent of Sans Souci and Potsdam, will rise atop the shaded bluff. Emperor William will personally approve the plans.
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Washington
Sheridan Circle
Frederick the Great
Potsdam
William
Widow Is Treated After Carbolic Acid Incident
Mrs Ida Stone a young widow of 6387 Blue Hill avenue was found suffering from a dose of carbolic acid at 11 o clock last night. Dr Guild administered an emetic and she was taken to City Hospital where doctors believe she will recover.
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Ida Stone
Blue Hill Avenue
Guild
Stone
City Hospital
General Watson Dies Not
General Thomas L. Watson, a prominent New York broker, is seriously ill at his Bridgeport summer home with blood poisoning after a leg cut in a New York Athletic Club bath. An amputation may be needed.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Thomas L. Watson
New York City
New York Athletic Club
Drowned With Water Wings Off Lake Quinsigamond
Clarence P. Watkins aged 19 of 159 Austin street drowned in Lake Quinsigamond near Worcester while swimming with water wings. The device failed, he sank despite Louis St. Anthony’s grip. Body recovered by Ellis C. Higgins of the YMCA life saving corps. He was son of George D. Watkins.
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Worcester
Clarence P. Watkins
Austin Street
Lake Quinsigamond
Louis St. Anthony
Ellis C. Higgins
Y. M. Co. A. Life Saving Corps
George D. Watkins
Tragic double act ends with wife killed then husband shoots self
In Bangor Maine Elmer I Keyes shot and killed his wife Isabelle at a boarding house at midnight and then turned the gun on himself firing a chest wound. Keyes a Maine Central railroad station agent at Great Works Bangor area.
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Bangor
Elmer I. Keyes
Isabelle
Keyes
Maine Central Railroad
Great Works
Fruit Steamer Sinks Schooner. Crew Saved at Sea
The Norwegian fruit steamer George Dumois, Captain Seversen, damaged in a collision with the schooner Clara BE Bergen, Captain Edwards, near Cape Henry. The Bergen sank but all crew were rescued by the Dumois. The Bergen left New York June 18 for Charleston. the Dumois was bound from Banes to Baltimore.
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Cape Henry
George Dumois
Seversen
Clara BE
Bergen
Edwards
Dumois
New York
Charleston
S. C
Banes
Baltimore
Hub Punch advertised as aged rum and brandy punch
An 1879 introduction claims Hub Punch is a mature age rum and brandy punch, bottled for adults. The ad touts a bottle with two quarts of lemonade serving a dozen, notes it is sold only in sealed bottles with the proprietors signature over the cork, and warns against substitutes as unlikely to match the quality.
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BR. N. Eustis
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W. A. Geddes
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Gilley
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A. K. Nickerson
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C. P. O'Callahan
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J. A. Bayeke
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ST. Patrick’s School
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W. T. Henderson, JR
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Indianapolis
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