Roosevelt at Harvard Commencement Explains Scholar Paths
President Roosevelt speaks at Harvard commencement detailing two aims: producing top scholars and training large numbers of educated leaders across fields. He argues graduate study must rise in status, emphasizing high scholarly production, better pay for educators, and exceptional students earning top prizes to attract virile youths away from only business, law, or politics.
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William
Harvard
Roosevelt
Law School
Medical School
America
Oshkosh Leads 6 4 in Fourth Inning Baseball Extra
Oshkosh held a 6 to 4 lead in the fourth inning as the game progressed. The summary notes the current score and inning without additional context or outcomes.
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Oshkosh
Bombing and unrest flare across Odessa riots
Conflicts between civilians and police erupt in Odessa as two officers are wounded and a bomb killed a police inspector in a cathedral attack. In Berlin the czar banishes Father John of Kronstadt for alleged immorality. In Warsaw riots prompt wholesale Jewish arrests while Dombrowa miners strike and factories partially reopen.
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Scripps-McRae
Odessa
Berlin
The
Morning Post
Father John
Kronstadt
White Sea
WASAW
Dombrowa
Senator Morris attends Madison board meeting amid La Crosse normal prospects doubt
Senator Thomas Morris a state board of normal regents member attends a Madison meeting with no expectation of discussing La Crosse normal prospects beyond the site donation by Aston and Mrs. Mac, accepted by Fred E Arthur.
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Thomas Morris
State Board of Normal Regents
Madison
la Crosse Normal
Pioe
Aston
Mrs. Macthis
Fred E Arthur
Secretary Hay Improves Overnight in Newburgh
Newbury New York June 28 Secretary Hay passed a comfortable night and appeared stronger this morning and in excellent spirits.
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Scripps-McRae
Newbury
N. Y
Hay
Reverend Annette Shaw Presides at Universalist Convention
The Universalist convention opens at First Universalist Church La Crosse with Rev Annette Shaw M D of Eau Claire leading a spirit filled Christians conference. President Atkinson of Fort Atkinson chairs and committees are formed for audits nominations resolutions and credentials.
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Universalist Church
Annette J. Shaw
Eau Claire
William H. Atkinson
Fort Atkinson
Torrance
J. S. Lowe
la Crosse
Henry Faville
First Congregational Church
Rogers
A. G.coapman
Columbus
Annette G. San
W. W. Kleckmann
Laflin
A. C. Grier
Racine
Hulda Schrode
Stoughton
T. P. Benton
McLaughlin
Olympia Brown
J. E. June
Markesan
W. W. Klieckmann
C. A. Cox
Augusta
Agnes Ralph
Credentials
Missionary Association
W. W. Klechner
Wausau
Jennie B. Standell
la Cross
Prayer Meeting and Business Session at Baptist Church
The Baptist church hosts a semi annual business meeting and reception for new members tonight. Church officers will present reports while a social hour follows. The ladies industrial society provides ice cream and cake.
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the Baptist Church
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Eagles Win Again in Morning Baseball Clash
The Eagles beat the Young Favorites 12 to 6 at the Eagles diamond on Seventeenth and Vine. Pitcher Charles Weigent struck out 9 and led a steady effort as Donald Parker caught, Claude Beardsley led first base, and a full lineup including Chas Luth Rupert Poehling Arthur Roth Berker Butler Leonard Loveland and Charles Parker provided offense.
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Eagles
Seventeenth and Vine Streets
Weigent
Donald Parker
Charles Weigent
Claude Beardsley
Chas Luth
Rupert Poehling
Arthur Roth
Berker Butler
Leonard Loveland
Charles Parker
Kreutz Orchestra to Play at 327 Main Street Event
An invitation for tomorrow at 3 p m at 327 Main Street promises seasonal delicacies and music by Kreutz's orchestra. J. B. Hettinger to oversee the affair.
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Main Street
Kreutz
J. B. Hettinger
I O G T Lawn Social at Kinney's on Avon Street
A lawn social is scheduled for tomorrow evening hosted by the I O G T. The event will be at Kinney's lawn located at 1313 Avon Street.
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The
Kinney’s
Avon Street
Vigo County National Bank Closes After Cashier Resignation
The Vigo County National Bank in Terre Haute Indiana closed its doors after a bank run triggered by the cashier Couseman resignation with a shortage claimed to exceed 50000 dollars. Deposits exceed a million and Indiana mine workers hold about 60000 dollars in the bank.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County National Bank
Couseman
Indiana
Oyama Reports Another Vic tory
Tokyo dispatch says General Oyama reports cavalry occupation of Yuyong ten miles north of Kyongsyong in northern Korea on June 26. The enemy attacked near Chang chiatien twelve miles northwest of Kwangping the same day but was repulsed. Japanese ships seen off Vladivostok believed to be torpedo boats.
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Scripps-McRae
Tokio
Oyama
Yuyong
Kyongsyong
Korea
Changchiatien
Kwangping
Vladivostock
Strike Breaker Crushed in Subway Attack in Chicago
A colored strike breaker was assaulted in a subway under the Chicago and Alton tracks on Heyne avenue. He was removed to a hospital. he is unconscious with several broken ribs and a bruised head. No identification is available.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Heyne Avenue
Waite Joins La Crosse Cracker Co as Biscuit Supt
Mr. E. N. Waite of West Salem Wisconsin has accepted a position with the La Crosse Cracker and Candy Company as assistant superintendent of the biscuit department and will begin duties immediately. The firm is congratulated on securing his services which are described as valuable.
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E. N. Waite
West Salem
Wis
la Crosse Cracker & Candy Co
Waite
Cornell, Syracuse win four-oared race at Poughkeepsie
In the four-oared race at Poughkeepsie Cornell topped Syracuse Pennsylvania Columbia and Wisconsin. Official revision later kept Syracuse as winner with a time of 10 minutes 15.2 seconds while Cornell led the freshmen eight with 9 minutes 35.25 seconds, Syracuse second, Columbia third and Pennsylvania fourth.
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Syracuse
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Eustis
Teneth annual Highland boat race attracts thirty thousand fans
Crowds along the Hudson watch a perfect day for the tenth Highland course race. Six crews compete with all oarsmen reported in prime condition. Cornell led as favorite with Syracuse close behind and Columbia Wisconsin Georgetown and Pennsylvania also drawing strong support.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Wise
Staats Regalia Co. to expand without aid in La Crosse
E G Staats Regalia Co will move into the Morris building on George Street, modernize with new machinery, and greatly increase production of badges and regalia. The firm plans expansion despite a rejection from the La Crosse board of trade with possible incorporation under a new name.
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E. G. Staats Regalia Company
la Crosse Board of Trade
Morris
George Street
Union Hall
Regalia
Staats
La Crosse School Census Under Way Next Friday
The state school census will begin in La Crosse next Friday led by W. W. Scott with nine assistants. An actual count of all school age children will be taken to determine state funds for educational purposes, with about 10,032 children expected this year and the results to be released July 15.
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la Crosse
W. W. Scott
Scott
Parsons Leach Go Bonds At Council Meeting
A special common council session is called to discuss issuing 15000 dollars in water and sewer extension bonds and street improvement bonds. The meeting will also decide the Farson Leach controversy and recommends selling high school and street bonds to Farson Leach to avoid complications. Engine house bonds, totaling 20000 dollars, stay with Hayes company as the attorney proposes rescinding a prior sale of labor bonds to Hayes.
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Common Council
Farson, Leach & Co
Hayes Company
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