Brilliant Commencement Exercises of B H S Barnum Prize Winners
The Barnum prize program at B H S featured Miss Cowles and Mr Lucey as top performers with strong readings and an esteemed panel including Rev Paul Clemen and Attorney Hugh Lavery. The event highlighted essays on the Modern Behemoth for the Story Grail and The Chinese Republic, praising child labor reform, Juvenile Court history, Hull House, and settlement work as paths toward the Holy Grail of social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine
Deane
Simonis
Miss Cowles
Mr. Lucey
Seay
Inet
Fanit
Lacey
Paul F. Clemen
Comiey
Keating
Gur
Last Sight
Simons
Grace Tithals Simonds
Louis Blumberg
Barry Silverstone
Finklestone
Fairchild Chemistry
Haphael Korff
Ziugh Porter
Lucy Pickey
John E McLeod
Hose Tele
Ize
Harold E. Adame
Sherman
State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Victoria Linderoth
Linderoth
Fr. Elverstone
Rea Silverstone
Louise Cowles
Lowell
Sir Launfal
National Child Labor Committee
National Committee
Hull House
Jane Addams
Chicago
Chula
The Chinese Republic’s Rise and Gettysburg Reflections
A long historical account links the 1911 revolution that formed the Chinese Republic to its aim of modern, democratic governance and unity among China’s regions. It also commemorates Gettysburg, detailing the battle, its heroes, and the nation’s resolve, linking Lincoln’s vision to national renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbidden City
Sun Yat-Sen
United States
Wu Chang
Sze Chuen
Hangkow
Li Yuan-Hung
Tung Shaos-yi
Columbia University
Wu Ting Fang
Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Republic of China
Russia
Mongolia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Fredricksburg
Chancellorsville
Army of the Potomac
Baltimore
Washington
Gettysburg
Emmittsburg
Cemetery Ridge
Lee
Seminary Ridge
Meade
Miles
Devil's Glen
Plumb Run
Round Top
Connecticut Seventeenth
Howard
Ewell
Tnion
Pickett
Culp’s Hill
Vicksburo
Atlantic
Pacific
Gettysburg Memorial Association
Greece
Marathon
France
Austerlitz
England
Waterloo
America
Lincoln
Rebuilding the American Merchant Marine Nation's Shield
Arthur E. Keating argues the United States must restore a strong merchant fleet to protect national prestige and independence. He cites iron ships, subsidies, and policy changes as key to restoring sea power and economic security amid global rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Keating
Great Britain
Germany
Portland
Maine
New York
Newfoundland
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
America
Jacrenson
American Mercantile Navy
Atlantic
United Stat
Japan
Pacific
Ure
New England
The Newspaper Influence on Public Opinion
John M. Comley argues journalism shapes public thought from early printing to modern newspapers. He traces literacy, language, and critical voices that empower mass communication while warning against sensationalism and bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Coaster
Circelelier
Min
Wehnasen
Milton
Bubyan
Switt
Addicon
Fee
Pisa
Warne
Mont
Also Mentioned on This Page
James D.lucey
Children’s Court
Denver
Bev Lindsey
Denver Juvenile Court
Louise B. Cowles
James D. Lucey
Chinese Republic
James D. Lmcey
Kwang Su
Tsu’ Tsi
Henry J. McElroy
American Merchant Marine
John M. Comley
John M. Caomley