Commencement Held Under Police Protection
The 49th annual Cambridge commencement, held at Memorial Hall, faced violence as seniors boycotted the event. Police protected attendees amid clashes with juniors. some trousers were damaged and harassment occurred after the ceremony.
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Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Poster
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. The copy urges testing urine sediment to reveal kidney trouble and claims the product eases back pain and frequent urination. It touts quick relief, multiple sizes, and availability from druggists.
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Peace Talks Advance as Czar Responds Warmly
Washington reports the czar expressed willingness to consider peace and praised Ambassador Meyer Concerning the ambassadorial audience at the White House. Meyer conveyed a cordial, hopeful tone in his cable to the president, signaling progress in ongoing peace negotiations.
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Czar Nicholas II and Allied Ambassadors See No Clear Peace Offer
In St Petersburg reports detail a "friendly offer of goodwill" to the czar from Russia and Japan’s Takahira meeting the president in Washington. Durand and Baron von Sternberg also visited, but none revealed Japan’s terms. Zemstvo congress adopts an address urging a national assembly to decide peace or war as political tension rises.
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Moody Warns Taft On Peonage In Canal Labor
Attorney General Moody mails a letter to Secretary Taft outlining views on peonage related to Isthmian canal labor. He cites contracts and coercive conditions as potential involuntary servitude, noting foreign labor under contract may face such exploitation like Indian coolie laws. He urges caution in hiring practices to avoid U S authority entanglement.
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Russian Troops Ready to Fight On at Sea Losses Shown
Reports from Vladivostok recount Russian battlefield resolve after Admiral Rozhestvensky’s disaster. General Batyanoff told troops Empress birthday news, vow to fight on unless peace becomes possible. Elsewhere, Equitable matter sees resignations and denials, while Ohio Grand Army elects officers in Washington D C.
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Norwegian King Wins Audience After Reading Aloud
A royal figure read aloud to his secretary and advisors before calming the room with amiable remarks about Norway and its people. In other items, a boxing match ends in a draw between Aurelio Terrera and Charles Neary, while a barber named A J F Tarlton dies in a railway accident after deciding not to jump from a moving train. multiple injuries are mentioned.
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Norway Declares Independence Amid Oath of Allegiance
Special envoys to be sent to the powers to seek recognition of Norway’s independence as the Storting backs the Bernadotte prince option to ease future talks with Sweden. King Oscar’s news stirs reactions across Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Berlin with royal figures weighing the disruption of the union.
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