Roosevelt Receives Honorary Cambridge Doctorate
Theodore Roosevelt was awarded the honorary degree of doctor of law by the University of Cambridge in a brief ceremony at the Senate House. The packed old Senate building heard cheers from students and faculty as Roosevelt accepted the diploma, with Vice-Chancellor Mason presenting it.
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Senate
Roosevelt Attends Cambridge Ceremony and Tours Colleges
Former President Theodore Roosevelt attends a conferment at Pembroke College with Vice-Chancellor Mason, receiving his diploma as the audience cheers. He tours King's College and Trinity College, holds tea with the Butlers, and meets about 700 Cambridge undergraduates at the Cambridge Union Society.
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Senate House
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Europe
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Trinity College
Butler
Cambridge Union Society
Manslaughter Charge Filed Against East Boston Driver
Manuel P. Barnard was arraigned in East Boston court on a manslaughter charge for causing Armando Carnarelli's death by running over him at the Breed and Bennington streets corner. He is held on $2000 bond.
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Armando Carnarelli
Breed and
Bennington Streets
East Boston
Manuel P. Barnard
Barnes
Health and Beauty Questions Answered by The Doctor
A long reader Q and A outlines home remedies and tonics for skin sores hair loss dandruff and weight gain. It lists prescriptions with fluids syrups and tablets, emphasizing persistent treatment and advice from Mrs. R. to J. W. and others.
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Pony Brigade Parade Draws 3000 High School Cadets
More than 3000 cadets from 10 Boston high schools join the Pony Brigade parade leaving Clarendon Street at 9:30. Mayor Fitzgerald reviews at City Hall, Governor Draper at the State House, then the Common. Ten schools, 15 battalions, five bands in line. 7000 tickets sold for reserved viewing. new uniforms cited.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
City Hall
State House
Draper
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston
Tremont
Bromfield
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
Thomas Acton Fitzgerald
Dorchester High
Master Fitzgerald
Fore River
Quincy
Vanderbilt Chauffeur Fined for Overspeeding in Boston
Judge Avery in the Quincy district court fined Ralph Delacreter of Boston fifty dollars. He was Harold Vanderbilt's chauffeur and charged with overspeeding on Blue Hill avenue Sunday. Police believed his speed approached fifty miles per hour.
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Quincy District Court
Ralph Delacreter
Boston
Harold Vanderbilt
Blue Hill Avenue
Pink Pills claim to rebuild nerves by purifying blood
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a direct cure for nervous disorders by nourishing nerves through purified blood. It highlights a testimonial from Mrs. Winona Smith Auburn Maine describing paralysis and recovery after using the pills and urges nervous ailment sufferers to try the remedy.
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Dr. Williams
Who Is This Little Girl in the Post Photo.
A Charlestown noon intermission photo by a Post photographer features a school girl. The winner receives a five dollar gold piece by presenting herself at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington Street, weekday afternoons with a parent or adult. Sixty more weekly child portraits will appear in the Post through ongoing promotions.
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Feeney and two peers visit editor for reward photos
The Post identified the photographed girl as Alice E Feeney 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Feeney of 90 Third Street South Boston a Norcross School fifth grader taught by Miss Kennedy. Two other girls Helen Madden 9 and Doris Hawey 14 received $5 gold pieces after visits. Madden lives at 36 Linden Park Roxbury a King Street School third grader taught by Mrs Hall while Hawey of 305 Washington Cambridge attends Roberts School sixth grade taught by Miss Kenney.
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John J. Feeney
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Boston
Norcross School
Miss Kennedy
Helen Madden
John J. Madden
Linden Park Street
Roxbury
King Street School
Hall
Doris Hawey
Alexander Hawey
Washington Street
Cambridge
Roberts School
Kenney
New England Congress Opens With Large Salvation Army Demonstrations
The New England Salvation Army opened with four open air demonstrations led by the Provincial Staff Band and three other bands, followed by a reception for delegates. Commander Eva Booth will preside with Colonel A Gifford and 260 officers and staff. A day of officer council sessions and a major 2:30 street parade, then an open air mass meeting, is planned with speeches by senior officers.
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Salvation Army
People's Palace
Cambridge
New Bedford
Congress
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William Peart
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Boston clergy listed for Sunday unified demonstration
The notice names Lt Colonel Cox at the Episcopalian Church of the Good Shepherd Colonel J Margetts at the Bowdoin square Tabernacle Mrs Major Shepard at Central Congregational Jamaica Plain and Major Cowan at the Revere Baptist Church In the evening the Ruggles Street Baptist Church and the Majestic Theatre host a united demonstration with all corps in Boston and vicinity participating at 8 p m
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Cox
Episcopalian Church of the Good Shepherd
J. Margetts
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Major Shepard
Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Major Cowan
Revere Baptist Church
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Repairs Complete on Pollock Rip Light Ship No 47 Returns to Station
Pollock Rip Light Ship No 47 finishes repairs costing thousands and six months of work. Yesterday she departed for Pollock Rip shoals in tow of the lighthouse tender Mayflower after a November collision with the four masted schooner Katherine D. Perry. The accident left the lightship with serious damage and injuries, while the Katherine D. Perry’s owners settled with the government. Relief Lightship No 66, on station, will now be withdrawn.
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Pollock Rip Shoals
Mayflower
Katherine D. ‘Perry
Newport -New
Portsmouth
Boston Museum of Fine Arts exhibit opens with school works
The annual exhibit by the School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts opened yesterday featuring nearly 200 vases and designs. Frank Benson won the portraiture prize, with honorable mentions for William Davis Fred F Fowler and Henry Logan as the crowd nears 300 attendees.
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William Davis
Fred F. Fowler
Henry Logan
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