Harvard's Day Commencement Honors At Sanders Theatre
Harvard University marks its 262d commencement with honorary degrees to James De Normandie James Mason Crafts Higginson and John Campbell Gordon Earl of Aberdeen. Graduates and alumni gather for processions in Sanders Theatre and related ceremonies amid celebrations and dinners across campus.
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Charles Lawrence Ypeirson
Hersey B. Goodwin
Nathaniel Aine
James de Normandie
William Reed Huntington
James Mason ‘Crafts
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
John Campbell Gordon
Earl of Aberdeen
Sanders Theatre
Holworthy
Broughton
J. H. Perkins
Assat
William Henry Paine Hatch
South Hartford
N. Y
Browning
Robert Palfrey Utter
Denver
Col
Michael James Glen Cunniff
Boston
United States
Raymond Asker Parke
Lynn
William Cullen Dennis
Richmond
Ind
Divinity School
Nathanel Paine
Worcester
Charles Lawrence Pierson
Lawrence Scientific School
Hersey Bradford Goodwin
Railroad Commission
Massachusetts
James de Normandie Wise
First Church of
Roxbury
Canada
Dartmouth 120th Commencement Ends With 71 Graduates
Dartmouth College Hanover N H June 29 The 120th commencement ends with 71 graduates across two academic departments President W J Tucker presiding Salutatory by Pomeroy Lord Orations by Ernest Paris Waceelman Everard Snow Geo Francis Smith Fletcher Harper Swift Walter Sidney Adams The class includes nine enlisted in the First New Hampshire volunteers now at Chicago graduates awarded 38 Bachelor of Arts 15 Bachelor of Letters and 20 Bachelor of Science
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Hanover
N. H
Presisent
W. J. Tucker
Aes Pomeroy Lord
Ernest Paris Wa Eelman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Everard
Snow
Washington, D. C
Geo. Francis Smith
Raleigh
N. C
Fletcher Harper Swift
Walter Sidney Adams
Derry
N. J
New Hampshire
Chica- Mmauge
Working Suits for Boston Recruits Sent North and South
Governor Wolcott ordered the adjutant general to ship 400 working suits to the Ninth regiment in Boston area, 400 to the Sixth at Camp Alger, and 400 to the Eighth at Chickamauga. Captain J. C. R. Peabody cannot be commissioned as captain in the Eighth until the specified date.
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Boston
Wolcott
Camp Alger
Chickamauga
J. C. R. Peabody
De Wolf Removed as Receiver in Daily Standard Case
In Boston on June 29 Judge Braley signed a decree in John Soley v Daily Standard Publishing Co removing Brenton H De Wolf as receiver for gross negligence and appointing William Schofield as successor. Schofield must report by early July with a $10000 bond. De Wolf’s $8783 claimed payments were disallowed and he must repay the amount to his successor.
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Boston
Braley
John Soley
Daily Standard Publishing Company
Brenton H. de Wolf
William Schofield
de Wolf
Schofield
Mr. de Wolf
Bryan the Hero at Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
Altoona June 29. The state Democratic convention opened before a packed opera house with about a quarter of attendees unable to get tickets. Luzerne county’s Pp. A. O. Boyle served as temporary chairman and Bryan’s name drew loud acclaim. Delegates split over the platform, with free silver supporters pressing 16 to 1 and Chicago platform support, while conservatives favor a state issue focused plank endorsing McKinley’s war policy.
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Altoona
Garman
Opera House
A. O. Boyle
Luzerne County
William J. Bryan
Chicago
McKinley
Pistol Shot Wounds Claim Life of Local Leader
Thomas Pickup of Lonsdale Cumberland, a notable Blackstone valley figure, died from a pistol wound to the abdomen caused by an accidental discharge while his son cleaned the revolver last Friday. He served on the Cumberland town council in 1893 94, was 55, and active in secret societies.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
Thomas Pickup
Blackstone Valley
Lonsdale
Cumberland
Lonsdale Company
Death of Patrick Higgins Pennsylvanias oldest man
Patrick Higgins died last night at Scranton aged 117 years. Born in Londonderry Ireland in 1781 he is authenticated by records and certificates as Pennsylvania’s oldest man. His father died at 111 and his mother at 107.
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Scranton
Penn
Patrick Higgins
Pennsylvania
Londonderry
Ireland
Yale Grants Doctor of Laws to President McKinley
The honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred today on President McKinley in New Haven Connecticut with Yale University as the awarding body. The ceremony occurred on June 2 in the university setting.
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Yale
President McKinley
New Haven
Conn
McKinley
Starvation Distress in Madrid Prompts Aid Effort
From Madrid dated June 28 the Sun reports severe famine in the city with 8000 needy given tickets for a modest food parcel of bacon, hens, potatoes, and bread. Crowds storm the Santa Christina asylum while 4000 others, unable to obtain tickets, demand bread as police struggle to restore order.
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New York
Madrid
Senor Aguillera
Santa Christina
Senor Aguiliera
Sagasta
Barcelona Chamber of Commerce
Senor Capdlepon
Interior
Barcelona
Verdict for Cohen in envelope suit in New York
A Supreme Court judgment of 15 500 was awarded to Charles J. Cohen, envelope manufacturer, against Berlin and Jones Envelope Co Holyoke Envelope Co Morgan Envelope and others. Cohen alleged a Standard Envelope Co formed to control 85 percent of production and agreed to pay 10 000 on his capacity of 260 000 envelopes.
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New York
Supreme Court
Charles J. Cohen
Berlin and Jones Envelope Co
Holyoke Envelope Co
Morgan Envelope Company
Cohen
Standard Envelope Company
Peru na for the Kidneys in old newspaper ad
A vintage advertisement extols Pe-ru-na as a cure for Brights disease and kidney catarrh. It quotes C. K. Cosby of Vale Mills Tennessee, claiming a five year battle with kidney trouble ended thanks to Pe-ru-na. The note asserts all druggists sell the product.
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Bright
Peru-na
C. K. Cosby
Vale Mills
Tenn
French opinion mixed as American war moves to Europe
Paris dispatches report cautious French stance on U S action in Europe. Chamber deputies fear unforeseen complications, while papers debate bombardments and neutrality laws. Madrid worries a U S squadron will harass the Spanish coast as Camara fleets delays continue at Suez.
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New York
Paris
United States
Europe
Temns
Sagasta
Cortes
Falmerston
Journal Des Debats
la Presse
Camara
Suez Canal
Madrid
Verim
Perim
New Rule Requires Documentary Stamp on Telegrams
On and after Monday July 1 a one cent documentary stamp must be affixed to every telegram transmitted in the United States. Senders must cancel stamps by writing their initials and the date across them. Western Union Postal Telegraph and New York cable firms offer stamps at offices for those without stamps.
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New York
New Revenue
United States
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Suspension of Trading On Exchange This Weekend
New York June 29. Governors of the stock exchange decided to close the exchange on Saturday. Trading will be suspended from Friday to Tuesday, extending the pause across the weekend.
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Stock Exchange In
New York
The
Stock Exchange Today
Tuesay
Carranza Missing From Montreal Chief Of Spanish Bureau Absent
Lieut. Carranza the chief of the Spanish bureau in Montreal has been missing since Monday and is said to have left the city but has not returned to Spain.
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Montreal
Lieut. Carranza
Star
Spain
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought of i
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Carstorisg
Boston Players Loge Their Tempers in Shutout
The Boston team, tense and disorganized, was shut out by Cleveland. Duffy and Long were ejected for three days for wrangling with the umpire amid a hot matchup.
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Boston
Cleveland, O
Bostons
Powell
Duffy
Long
Bhoone Burkett
Hamilton
Eeeees
Tenney
Duffy If
Ween Ee Ewne
Stivetts Ll
Teen Ee Ee
Collins
Teeeweee
Stahl
Seer
Klobedang Rf
Lowe
Bergen
Nichols
Blake
O'Connor
McKean
McAleer
Tebeau
Cushman
Curry
Yesterday's league games scores across major cities
Results from yesterday show Louisville beat Baltimore 8 to 4 and Chicago defeated New York 12 to 4. Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 9 to 8, Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 4 to 3, Cleveland shutout Boston 3 to 0, and St. Louis won 3 to 2 over Washington.
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Louisville
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Taunton Loses 5 0 at Newport Newport
Hockey scoreline shows Taunton defeated by Newport 5 to 0 at Newport in a game noted with Toronto Wilkes Barre and Brockton Pawtucket 7 6 nearby.
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Newport
Taunton
Toronto
Kesbarre
Ae Brockton
Pawtucket
Brockon
Fire Squelches as Refugees Flee on Gulf of Maratan
After a fire, silence returned save for occasional gunfire. At about eight the next morning Mr. Vincent crawled from the wreck to board the British steamship Gulf of Maratan carrying Philippine refugees bound for Singapore.
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Mr. Vincent
Gulf of Marataban
Singapore
Sharkey Knocks Ruhlin Out in First Round at Coney Island
New York June 29 Tom Sharkey the California sailor pugilist knocked out Gus Ruhlin the Ohio giant in two minutes seventeen seconds before the New York Athletic Club at Coney Island. Sharkey declared ready to meet Fitzsimmons or Corbett for the heavyweight title. Ruhlin staggered to his corner and later walked to his dressing room.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
California
Gus Ruhlin
Ohio
Greater
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
McCoy
Ruhlin
Gus
Camp Thomas Active As Army Corps to Cuba
Chattanooga Tenn June 29 The order sending the entire First army corps to Cuba has doubled Camp Thomas activity with regiments being equipped and armed. Officials expect completion soon and moves within two weeks. General Waites takes command of the Second brigade of the Third division, First army corps, relieving Col Pew. Pew returns to Eighth, Bailey relieves him.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
First Army
Cuba
Camp Thomas
Waites
Texas
First Army Corps
Pew
Highth Massachusetts
Eighth
Bailey
Narrow Escape Thrilling American at Cebu
Port Townsend, June 29. An American named Mr. Vincent, supervising a petroleum well on Cebu, was held by rebels and condemned to death. A Spanish warship bombarded the town. rebels fled. Vincent avoided execution after proving he was American. Spanish troops then slaughtered about 200 natives nearby as cries and musket fire echoed.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Mr. Vincent
Cebu
Vincent
Naval Board for Auxiliary Vessels Dissolved
New York June 29 The naval board on auxiliary vessels was dissolved at noon today. Members will immediately return to their former appointments.
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New York
Naval Board On
Widow’s Cough Remedy Cure Reported by Mrs Beard
A long standing cough ends after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Mrs Mary A Beard of Claremore Arkansas states the first bottle eased her symptoms and the second cured her, with health never better in twenty years. Ellingwood & Co. sell the remedy at central city corners mer rimack central and med dlesex streets.
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Mary A. Beard
Claremore
Ark
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Meddlesex and
Central Streets
Dean's Kidney Pills credited with cure by Lowell resident
A Lowell man Mr. Martin Canning claims back ache dizziness and kidney pain were cured by Dean's Kidney Pills after using them as directed. He urges others to try the remedy, noting gratitude and public endorsement. Sold by Carter and Sherburne and FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Lowell
Boston
New Orleans
Martin Canning
No. 9
Whiting Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
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