Harvard Honors Sons and Famed Men at 262d Commencement
Harvard marked its 262nd year with a record setting commencement conferring 90 degrees. Baron Julian Pauncefote the British ambassador received an honorary Doctor of Laws as Governor Crane and the guest arrived. A parade of graduates and alumni filled Sanders Theatre while speeches praised Haward’s long tradition and modern progress.
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Harvard 300th Banquet Honors Graduates in Memorial Hall
The Harvard University 1500 graduates march to Memorial Hall for a May 2 banquet led by President Eliot and Senator Hoar. Notables include the English ambassador, Governor Crane, Adjutant-General Dalton, and others as wreaths and gifts draw praise. A prize list of donors and speakers reflects deep public spirit with remarks on Harvard’s enduring leadership since 1774 and the call to repay the college with country service.
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Alumni Association Reelects Officers At Harvard Hall Meeting
The 1850 class hosted the event as T H Thayer led the gathering with a tag of notable classmates including T J Coolidge J B Williams C E Wood and C S Lincoln among others. Harvard Hall saw the Alumni Association reelecting last year’s officers with President G F Hoar of Worcester and a slate of vice presidents and directors from Boston Cambridge St Louis and beyond.
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Cincinnati
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William Lawrence
Theodore Roosevelt
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Arthur Lincoln
Moses ‘Williams
Brookline
Morris Gray
Harvard and Commonwealth Ties Highlighted by Governors
Governor W Murray Crane and the British ambassador praised Harvard for its service to the country and its role in fostering good government. They spoke of enduring ties between the Commonwealth and the university, and the hope that graduates will advance fraternity among English speaking peoples.
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University gifts flood Eliot address with museum facade pledge
Senator Hoar recounts a surprise fundraising effort totaling over 900000 dollars with nearly 600000 for immediate use and 500000 for buildings. A note from Alexander Agassiz states his sister Mrs Ig ginson Mrs Shaw and Mr Shaw will donate 100000 dollars to finish the university museum facade.
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Coffee Drink Ends Dropsy Symptoms Say Des Moines Woman
A Des Moines woman writes that long time coffee use caused chest pain dizziness and swelling in the feet and that switching to Postum Food Coffee cured her heart disease and gropex. She urges others to abandon coffee and praises Postum, adding she sent many names of others helped by stopping coffee.
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Yale, Harvard unity praised at Harvard memorial gathering
Judge Knowlton declares he is a Yale son by training and a Harvard son by adoption as Harvard men are honored in a war memorial edifice. Dean Briees and James Carter share reminiscences as graduates receive bachelor degrees. The ceremony emphasizes university kinship across schools and a critique of materialist influence.
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Fragmentary Names List from Ledger or Registry
A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and initials such as Caspar M. Bollés Frederic K. Butters James Cochrane Edward C. Carter Alphonso B. Chandler and many others, appearing like a registry or membership roll with scattered punctuation and misreads. The readable portion lacks a narrative event or clear context beyond the rostered names.
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Harvard graduates list high honors A B degree Cum Laude
Long roster of students receiving cum laude and magna cum laude A B degrees with high honors at Harvard in 1900. Names span many departments including chemistry political science music classics English and more, highlighting top final honors and individual distinctions among the class.
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William G. Bale
Ralph T. Barnefield
William N. Barnes
Lynn
Maurice Ll. McCarthy
James F. McCloskey
John E. McGawley
Frederick W. Morrison
William Morrow
Horace H. Morse
Thomas Ordway
Frederick Palmer
Ralph P. Parsons
Ray P. Perry
Paul FE. Riemann
Christopher G. Ruess
Fugo W. Sanford
Howard G. Schleiter
Murray Seasongood
Frederic W. Stone
Michael A. Sullivan
Chester C. Swain
Charles
Illiam Bayard Cuttin
Ford Drake
Henry Heywood Fox
Binaries Brooks
Hersey
Henry Aaron Yeonans
Illiam Clifford Heilman
Hen Latimer Seaver
Frederick Gilbert Bauer
Boston
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Walter Gustavus Waitt
Daniel
James Murphy
Alvin Leal Richards
Illiam
Clifford Heilman
Frederick Carleton Gulick
Francis Webster Doherty
Tor James Boggs
Henry Latimer Ver
Graduates Race Ends Without Final Heat
Yesterday’s graduates boat race produced two close heats with no final. The class of 90 eight won the first heat a close quarter mile, while the 9 crew narrowly outpaced the 96 and 97 eights in a tense second heat with no accidents.
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Prohibitionists Adjourn Platform Attacks on McKinley
At the Chicago convention the Prohibitionists adopted a liquor focused platform attacking President McKinley for his wine ties and stance on canteen questions. The platform also supported woman suffrage after a heated debate, with Frances Willard’s portrait noted as having fallen and then being rehung amid cheers.
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Sulzer to Bryan conference in Lincoln before Kansas City
Congress man William Sulzer and Richard Croker and ex-Senator E G Murphy of New York plan a Lincoln Neb conference with William J Bryan before traveling to Kansas City for the national convention. Sulzer hopes for a place on the ticket with Bryan. New England delegates and George Fred Williams arrive, with a rush of delegates expected Tuesday. Declaration of Independence reading from the platform slated for July 4.
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