Roosevelt Praises Men In The Ranks At Portsmouth
President Roosevelt spoke to a thousands strong crowd at the naval hospital grounds praising the average enlisted man and urging citizen voters to bear responsibility. A Confederate veteran delivered a note to the president while a Stonewall Camp marchers parade paid respects to the memory of Civil War leaders. The address honored leadership, character and the vital role of everyday soldiers and voters in national success.
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President Roosevelt Praises Veterans and Military Leaders
In a public address, President Roosevelt lauds the veterans of the Civil War and the current armed forces. He emphasizes that strong civil leadership can unite brave service members, and that effective officers need capable enlisted personnel, urging legal support for army and navy maintenance, support, and training.
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Who Pays the Fees for Beveridge Inspection Bill
Washington dispatch notes beef barons oppose government funded inspections under the Beveridge bill. The estimated 2,000,000 dollars in fees would effectively be borne by the public, whether financed by taxes or by the industry. The article discusses who should shoulder the cost and its impact on citizens.
Colored Orator at Harvard Services
Memorial Day observance in Sanders Theatre brought Harvard faculty and Cambridge residents together. G A R Roscoe Conkling Bruce of Tuskegee Alabama spoke on Freedom Through Education stressing education to uplift Negro life in the South and urban centers. He urged teachers and ministers to lead the quickening of Negro life and noted low school enrollment among Black children and rising urban crime and poverty.
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TuskKegee, Ala
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Open South Boston Yacht Club Race Draws Record Entry
The opening of the local yacht season drew 68 boats in 10 classes at the South Boston Yacht Club. Winners included Tyro in 92-foot class, Dorden in 18-footers, Sanderling in 22-rating class, Esther in dories, Talanta in interclub one, Poor Boy in interclub two, and Thialfi in interclub three, with notable misstarts and course issues affecting several divisions.
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Beef price crisis and Roosevelt push on Beveridge report
The piece notes pressure between meat prices and cattle costs, with Roosevelt threatening to release the Neill Reynolds findings if the Beveridge bill is altered. It discusses who should pay inspection fees and outlines alleged beef trust “recipes” for sausage, lard, sardine oil, tinned roast beef, veal loaf, and freshening hams, framed as warnings of food adulteration.
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France
Don’t Dose Your Stomach Hyomei Breathe to Fight Catarrh
A health ad advises against internal dosing for nasal catarrh and promotes Hyomei inhalation as the required local treatment. The complete outfit includes a hard rubber inhaler, a dropper, and Hyomei medicine for one dollar with refills 50 cents. Offers free samples and a medical consultation, with mail order available from Ithaca New York.
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Hyomei
Ithaca, N. Y
Boston Police Board Replaced by New Commission
A large body of commissioners will govern the Boston police from Friday to Monday at Pemberton Square head- quarters due to a new police bill that wipes the old Police Board out of existence connector.
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Boston Police
Pemberton Square
Attorney General to Rule on New Bill’s Effective Dates
Malone will deliver an opinion to Governor Guild on two sections of the bill. One states the act takes effect tomorrow while the police commissioner cannot assume office until Monday. The decision may hold the old board in office until then.
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