Lawrence Association Reborn at Harvard Banquet
The Lawrence Scientific School Association of Harvard University was revived after a decade, with a banquet at the Vendome and the election of Professor W. H. Niles of Technology as president. The move aims to strengthen Lawrence influence and foster community of interest between Technology and Harvard, with S. P. Sharples and C. Lampson as vice presidents, and N. B. Shaler, B. C. Pickering, and F. L. Fish on the council. Attendees included Dr. John Green, Henry Ives Cobb, and Clement Hershel.
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Harvard University
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Vendome
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Technology
Lawrence
Harvard
S. P. Sharples
Lampson
Worcester
Love
N. 8. Shaler
B. C. Pickering
F. L. Fish
Taunton
John Green
St. Louis
Henry Ives Cobb
Clement Hershel
New York
Yale Honors A Filipino At New Haven Commencement
Yale’s June commencement featured President Hadley awarding degrees to about 700 graduates. A four foot solid gold mace, first used at any American university, accompanied the ceremonies. Honorary doctors included Robert Weeks De Forest, George Chandler Holt, Don Catayano Arellano, and Charles Richard Van Hise. Masters of arts went to Guthrie and Good year. Governor McLean praised workers and warned against wealth-driven policies. The day also saw Amherst College honors and Beecher lectureship details.
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Conn
Yale
Hadley
S. S. Sanford
Robert Weeks Deforest
New York City
George Chandler Holt
New York
Don Cayetano Arellano
Philippine Islands
Charles Richard van Hise
University of Wisconsin
William D. Guthrie
William H. Goodyear
Brooklyn Institute
McLean
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Amherst College
James H. Tufts
Chicago University
Amherst
Daniel W. James
Otis Cary
Japan
Roland C. Smith
Washington, D. C
Frederick B. Pratt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbert L. Bridgman
Edgar H. Gould
Harris
Henry Ward Beecher
F. L. Babbott
John W. Simpson
Port Arthur Refugees Describe Russian Fleet Conditions
Eigh refugees from Port Arthur say the Russian fleet remains in good condition with ships Czarevitch Ret vizan Pobedia Peresviet Poltava Askold Diana Bayan Novik and 20 torpedo craft. Amur damaged Sevastopol slightly damaged but repairable. Community details include 12 000 sailors 40 000 soldiers 250 artisans 2000 citizens drafted for army. Prices controlled food abundant and morale concerns cited. Demonstration dated June 23 to bolster garrison morale.
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Port Arthur
Czarevitch
Retvizan
Pobedia
Peresviet
Poltava
Askold
Diana
Bayan
Novik
Amur
Sevastopol
Moody Receives Honorary Doctorate at Amherst
Amherst June 29 William H Moody was awarded the honorary degree of doctor of laws during a university ceremony. The longtime statesman and former secretary of the navy and secretary of the treasury attended as the guest of honor and to receive the degree in person.
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Amherst Amherst
William H. Moody
Deportees Held On Train As Colorado Springs Officials Fight Transfer
A trainload of deported men arrived in Colorado Springs from Victor and was met by Captain Moore and police chief Reynolds. Police refused to allow the men to alight while military and police seek transport to Palmer Lake or Denver.
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Moore
Reynolds
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Denver
Dartmouth Salutatory by a Roxbury Youth
Hanover N H June 29 The 135th commencement exercises of Dartmouth College were held today with an alumni dinner in College Hall. The salutatory came from William Aiken Kneeland of Roxbury Massachusetts and the valedictory from Jerome Meyers of Albany New York. Honorary degrees were conferred including LL D on Greenlea Clark former Minnesota Supreme Court justice and University of Minnesota board chair, Frank Nesmith Parsons chief justice of New Hampshire Supreme Court D C, William Seaman Sayres Detroit MI MA Isaac Freeman Hall superintendent of schools Greenfield MA Orla Wales Dimick inspector of schools Boston James Logan president of the Envelope Trust Company and instructor in the Tuck School.
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Dartmouth College
College Hall
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Roxbury
Mass
Valedic
Tory
Jerome Meyers
Albany
N. Y
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Supreme Court of Minnesota
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University of Minnesota
Frank Nesmith Parsons
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
D. C
William Seaman Sayres
Detroit
M. A
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Greenfield
Orla
Wales Dimick
Boston
James Logan
Colby College Holds Commencement in Waterville
June 29. Commencement day at Colby College opened with exercises by the graduating class in the Baptist Church. There were 16 young ladies and 10 young men candidates for the degree of B.A.
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Colby College
Waterville
Baptist Church
Japs Said to Have Taken Three Hills at Port Arthur
CYEFOO June 29 In fierce fighting at the rear of Port Arthur on Sunday June 26 Japanese troops attacked three fortified hills. After an overwhelming bombardment the Mikado's men advanced and drove out the Russians.
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Port Arthur
Cyefoo
Japanese Advance Toward Liaoyang Haicheng
June 29 report from Haicheng says Japanese forces push from Liugen and Fengwangcheng with General Oku moving north from Senuchen. General Samsonoff resists little, while Motien and Fanshui groups—each of equal strength with heavy artillery—press toward Liabyang with a flank from Saminatzia. A major engagement was expected near Simoucheng, 15 miles SSE of Haicheng.
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Haicheng
Liugen
Fengwangcheng
Oku
Senuchen
Samsonoff
Motien
Fanshui Pass
Liabyang
Saminatzia
Russian Battleships Collide at Cronstadt
Cronstadt June 29 The Russian battleship Navarin was rammed amidships by ironclad Netron Monia while returning to her anchorage. Damage to Navarin is not serious, though dry docking may be needed. Repairs are not expected to take long.
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Cronstadt
Monia
Chinese Show Sympathy to Mayor Amid Slocum Inquiry
Four Chinese visitors delivered a $667 contribution to the General Slocum fund at City Hall while Knickerbocker Steamship directors faced coroner questions. Directors Evans Story and Dexter claim to be out of town. Atkinson and Corbin surrendered, bail set. Detectives seek remaining directors and Captain Pease, aboard the Grand Republic, is to be arrested once located.
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McClellan
Chinatown
Charles EB. Hill
Knickerbocker Steamship Company
Brooks
James H. Atkinson
Floyd
Corbin
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Story
Dexter
Pease
Grand Republic
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Gran Republic
Captain Pease
Brooklyn
Warant
Tomorro
Coron Berry
Dwyer Named Indictment Clerk in Boston Area
Michael J. Dwyer of 7 St John Jamaica Plain was appointed indictment clerk yesterday by District Attorney Oliver Stevens at a salary of 1800 dollars a year. Dwyer, a lawyer with an office at 30 Court Street, was surprised by the appointment. The talk had pointed to George A. Flynn.
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Oliver Stevens
Dwyer
Court Street
Swasey & Swasey
George A. Flynn
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