Harvard Commencement Address on Public Service and Integrity
The speech urges graduates to view politics as a noble calling pursued with honesty. It cautions against office seeking as temptation, praises leaders who serve for the public good, cites Lincoln and Roosevelt, and urges wealthier alumni to dedicate themselves to national progress and virtue.
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Long lists of graduates and honors from a historic degree ceremony
The article lists names of graduates across arts sciences and theology, including Bachelors of Arts and Masters, Doctors of Medicine and Law. It notes honor rolls with Summa Honores and Entitled to Parts at Commencement, highlighting individuals like Sumner Rankin Albee and many contemporaries, with departments and awards.
Harvard ties shine as Japan links in overseas progress
Rev. Arthur M. Knapp returns from Japan and cites Harvard influence shaping Japan’s reforms. News highlights include Japanese scholarships for Japanese students, Kentaro Kaneko’s role in Japan's constitution, and Harvard graduates aiding Tosia’s faculty expansion. A Harvard alumni chorus and a unique Commencement dinner close the event.
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Harvard Class Dinners Reported Across City Venues
Ten members of Harvard College class of 1848 dined at the Parker House with Professor T H Chandler presiding. Attendees included Thomas Chase Franklin Faye Heard Edward J Young Charles G Loring and others. The class of 1834 met at the St Botolph Club with J Cushing and several others attending. The class of 1852 gathered at Youngs Hotel with Professor James O Thayer presiding and Henry G Denny as secretary.
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Harvard Columbia Freshman Race Postponed to Tomorrow
The Harvard Columbia freshmen race in New London was moved to 5 p m tomorrow after rough water. A second race involving Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania is slated for 6 p m if conditions permit.
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Pleon Yacht Club Wins First Pennant Race in Squally Wind
The Pleon Yacht Club held its first pennant race with Don leading the special class and Sapphire, Edith, Annie, and Gem winning in the main fleet. No Name, owned by Fred Tucker, capsized after a squall. Kent of Diana rescued the crew. Commodore Soley’s crew from Dorchester Yacht Club aided the rescue as the day proved to be the club’s most successful to date. The Wood challenge cup series opens July 3.
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Burgess schooner Quickstep arrives from City Island
Frederick Grinnell's new steel schooner Quickstep, designed by Edward Burgess and built by Henry Piepgras, reached port from City Island via Warwick Rhode Island. Captain William Hanson, formerly of Sachem, is sailing master. Grinnell family aboard.
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Valkyrie Towed to Clyde for Atlantic Run
London reports Valkyrie is being towed to the Clyde and will depart for America around early August. The ship’s voyage setup and timing are confirmed as preparations proceed.
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Schooner Harbinger Arrives at Vineyard Haven
The schooner Harbinger, owned by G. Russell, arrived at Vineyard Haven on the 26th from Greenwich, cruising the area.
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Noted Yachts Launched and Refit Plans at Lawley’s
The 40 footer Tonawanda launched yesterday from Burgess designs sits well in the water and is praised as the best of the 40s. Boggs steam yacht boiler tests completed with a trial trip soon. Ana sloop to be launched Friday from Burgess. Helen owned by Prince and designed by McVey hauled for substantial spars removal and sail plan cut. future prospects watched as one owner doubts it can move.
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Governor Names New Commissioners in sweeping appointments
The governor and council announced appointments to key posts including Metropolitan Drainage and Sewerage Commission with John Quincy Adams Asa French and Hosea Kingman. Railroad Commissioner George H Campbell. Civil Service Commissioner Edward P Wilbur. Gas Commissioner Forrest E Barker. Harbor and Land Commissioner John I Baker. Arbitration Board Richard P Barry. Prison Board Charles F Cottin. clerks Joseph H Allen William L Chipman and Otis W Lowe. Anniversaries and bios of Wilbur Adams French Kingman Campbell noted.
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Supreme Court Rescript on Whitney Will Bequests
The Supreme Judicial Court case involves George E. Bullard and others as executors seeking instructions on two will clauses of Mary D. Whitney. The second clause bequeaths 5000 dollars to Rev. Seth Chandler for town support of a Unitarian minister, with conditions and reversion to heirs if undelivered. The fourteenth clause creates a charity fund named the James and George Fund for aiding the poor, with pro rata payments if funds shrink.
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Hunt v City of Boston jury awards land damages
Superior Court second session June 26 Thompson J. Thomas F. Hunt sues City of Boston for taking 606 315 square feet for West Roxbury Park. Jury values land at 46764 05. P A Collins and F L Evans appear for petitioner A J Bailey for city. Juries excused from further attendance.
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Superior Court Middlesex County Trial Schedule Notice
The Superior Court Middlesex County announces that on Monday the court will hear trial cases in order from this week. Other cases may be set for trial if both parties agree, but no other parties will be heard without consent.
Damages Cases Set At Superior Court Manifold
Norfolk County records list Arthur C G Hollenbeck vs Mast Foos Co trial for April injuries. George W Galvin vs George H Parker verdict for 13359.2. Josiah Whiting vs Matthew Ryan on wood sale. multiple pending jury waived and divorce dockets for early July sessions.
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Probate Court Action List Includes Wills and Trustees
Norfolk probate court on June 26 allowed wills for Elbridge Snow Isadora Ellis and Robert Burrell. Appointed Mary Monk and Isaac Monk as administrators with bond set at 2000. Howland named trustee for Hannah Robertson with bond 6000. Real estate up to 5000 granted to Hopsie Metcalf from Nathan Metcalf estate. Franklin residents Freeman Thayer and Grenville Ellis appointed to manage. Accounts and inventories filed for multiple estates. Arthur Eldridge named guardian with bond 2000. Appraisers appointed for several estates in Stoughton Hyde Park Roxbury Avon and Franklin.
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Embezzlement Case Silent as Mason Trial Sits
In Municipal Court Judge Parmenter reserved decision on Samuel M. Mason charged with embezzling 700 dollars and obtaining 8000 by false pretences from Bower and Barrett. Edward Mason found guilty of aiding and promoting drawing a lottery, fined 100 dollars plus costs. John White and Benjamin Dunphy held for grand jury on breaking and entering the Keefe stable theft of two trunks. Dorchester court inmates Powers and Maguire held in 300 dollars for trial on garroting William Meachum.
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Halifax Summer Carnival Sets August Start
Halifax N S carnival plans move forward for an August start lasting six days. A parade will feature a fleet of warships and a full day of ship action. 250 Od Fellows from Boston will march in parades. Events include regatta, horse and trotting races, baseball and cricket matches, walking race, and naval illumination displays.
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Sherman King Vaporizer Promises Clean Air
The New Disinfectant Sherman King Vaporizer draws interest for sanitary reform. Proponents claim it rapidly purifies air in crowded schools and sickrooms, neutralizes foul gases and fever germs, and permanently disinfects by evaporation, stopping parasites’ functions.
Pearline Item Sells Across Grocers Despite Ban
A historical brief notes Pearline remains in demand as grocers large and small continue to sell the product despite efforts to suppress or regulate distribution, highlighting persistent consumer access and vendor evasion.
Hoosiers Carry The Day In Close Indianapolis Win
The Indianapolis club defeated Boston 10 to 6 in a closely fought game. Denny Glasscock starred with batting and smart base work. McGeachy made a brilliant plate throw to cut off a run. Getzein matched Clarkson on the mound, with Glasscock and Keating among the notable batters.
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Rye Beach Opens Summer Season Amid Hopeful Forecast
The Rye Beach season began with hotelmen optimistic of a profitable summer. Private cottages linger mostly empty while cottages like Washington and Rising Sun draw boarders. Seaview opens July 1 and Farragut House preparations mark a formal start. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs Starr of Philadelphia and Mrs Hans of Philadelphia. The S P A Society of Phillips Exeter Academy held its annual dinner at the Farragut.
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Norddeutscher Lloyd Ships to Continue Southampton Calls
Mr. C Theo Guething, agent for the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamships, asserts there is no basis for the report that the line will skip Southampton in future. He confirms Southampton remains a call for the fleet.
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Germs and whiskey as medical aid praised by New York doctors
A leading New York physician argues that disease stems from germs and that the surest defense is pure whiskey used as medicine. He endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as free of fusel oil and impurities and recommended by medical authorities for strengthening the body, not as a beverage.
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