Roosevelt Leads Harvard Cheer For Col Higginson In 1905
President Roosevelt paraded through Harvard events in 1905 leading three times three for Colonel Higginson and joining undergraduates in the famous Union cheer. He toured Sanders Theatre, Memorial Hall, and the Germanic Museum, meeting Eliot and Taft, receiving adulation from students and alumni alike.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Colonel Higginson
Rahs
Secret Service
Bishop Lawrence
Kermit Roosevelt
Brattle Street
Harvard Square
Harvard Yard
Sanders Theatre
Eliot
Loeb
Stokes
Rest versus work a wife’s duty and a cure proposed
An article argues housework overwhelms wives who seek rest yet remain bound to duties. It endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy to strengthen weak women, relieve nerves, regulate menstruation, and cure weakness, with testimonials and details on composition and availability.
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Cis
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
United States
Canada
England
Australia
South America
Teddy Roosevelt Greets Cambridge Washerwoman at Lawrence House
Mrs. Mary Taylor, an elderly Cambridge washerwoman, recalls meeting President Theodore Roosevelt on the Lawrence estate grounds. She first washed for him 25 years ago at Harvard, and describes his warm greeting, the crowd, and police keeping order as he chatted about old college days.
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Roosevelt
Secret Service
Bishop Lawrence
Stopford
Guild
Loeb
Tyree
Union
Colonel Higginson
Massachusetts Avenue
Porcellian Club
Fellows
John
Lawrence
Bishop’s Gate
Samuel Zimmerman
Cambridge Park
Mary Taylor
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Cambridge
Taylor
Post
Flagg Street
Mr. Roosevelt
Winthrop Street
Amee
Goodby
Lawrence House
Theodore, Jr
Mary A. Taylor
Harvard Receives Major Alumni Gifts totaling 3 666 000
Harvard announced gifts from alumni totaling 3 666 000 dollars. 2 400 000 will fund a teachers endowment, 605 000 for permanent funds, 661 000 for immediate use. President Roosevelt noted the class of 1880 raised an unrestricted fund for university salaries.
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Harvard
Roosevelt
Harvard Overseers Election Yields Six Year Terms
The Harvard overseers election held yesterday selected six year terms for Charles Eliot Norton Stephen Minot Weld William Caleb Loring and Frederick A Delano all with class years shown plus Louis A Frothingham for the six year slate and James T Mitchell appointed for the one year unexpired term caused by the death of the late Senator Hear.
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Harvard
Charles Eliot Norton
Stephen Minot Weld
Wareham
William Caleb Loring
Frederick A. Delano
Chicago
Louis A. Frothingham
Hear—James T. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Kaiser Thanked by Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt sent a cablegram from Cambridge on June 28 1905 thanking the German Emperor for fostering closer German American ties. He praised Harvard University and the Germanic Museum and noted the importance of friendship for future welfare.
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Roosevelt
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Germanic Museum
Theodore Roosevelt
John Holland Falls Ill on the Common
John Holland aged 31 living at 48 Middle Street became suddenly ill yesterday on the Common and was taken to the Relief station for care.
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John Holland
Middle Street
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