President at Worcester Honored With Degree
President Roosevelt visits Worcester to receive an honorary LL D from Clark University and deliver addresses at Holy Cross College and other venues. He is greeted by crowds, attends ceremonies, and afterward departs for Williams College. the trip features parades, telegrams to crews, and praise for American democracy and education.
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Certifying Bellonaine Graduates Amid William College Ties
President Hanselma awarded diplomas to graduates tied to Roosevelt and General Rekod Tin. The event featured a formal handshake and a pledge from the President’s party, United in a name honoring service. Memoriam plans place the recipient in a Williams College degree stream.
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Arrival at Williamstown by President Hopkins party
Williams College President Henry Hopkins arrives in Williamstown escorting a delegation from Worcester. A large, cheering crowd lines the streets as the procession passes to Hopkins’s home amid rain and a formal reception.
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President Rookeirit Tours City During Yale University Visit
President Rookeirit rode a special train from Washington to Jersey City and Worcester for foremenrement exercises at Cinck university. He traveled with Secret Service and medical staff aboard a grand party train through Manhattan and along the East River, with officials steering the route.
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Tufts College Commemoration Day Honors Fifty Four
Tufts College today marked its fiftieth anniversary with Commemoration Day exercises and awarded honorary degrees to fifty four men and women. Recipients included Governor William L. Douglas of Massachusetts Minister Kogoro Tekshira Adna R Chaffee General D. S. A. and Attorney General of Massachusetts Hector Dietor of Literature Librarian Celeb B. Telinghast and Professor Herman Bumps director of the American Museum of Natural History.
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Fairbanks Visit Highlights Ohio Wesleyan Exercises
Delaware Ohio June 21 Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks attended Ohio Wesleyan University exercises. They visited Tid Datpolr springs where they first met years ago. The event focused on college affiliations and memories from the past, with local attendance and university leaders present.
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Alumni Day at Cornell Sees Historic Graduate Turnout
The article notes the largest number of graduates in Cornell history attending commencement week events, with ex Senator Ford and others presiding over alumni meetings. Despite extreme heat and rain, seniors and guests filled fraternity houses and hotels, while the campus awaits tomorrow’s exercises on the armory green.
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McKinley Monument Contract Awarded for Cantina Memorial
The contract for the McKinley National Monument at Cantina was awarded Wednesday to nine local companies. Pink granite quarried near Milford will be used to build the memorial, which will rise several feet high with a surrounding base.
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Pittsburned Club Tragedy Silent Table Collapse
At the Duquesne Club in Pittsburg today Henry M. Wilson, 58, president of the National Supply Company, collapsed from a table, died soon after. His brother-in-law George Funk of Beave is connected. Wilson helped promote the National Supply Company dealing in well supplies.
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Bertie in the Lion Den at Cones Istana
A girl named Bertie, two weeks missing, reappears at Bostock's show in Cones Istana after an alleged run from home. Police accompany her to 447 Hstate as her parents face questions about the incident and her treatment. The report blends odd dramatic detail with a formal note on subsequent events.
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What Is Going On Today Tenettmant Normal
Community listing shows multiple events across organizations including graduation, state service commission hosting activities, teachers association convention, conference, and festival. Several church and club meetings are scheduled with performances and social gatherings tonight in Manhattan and nearby venues.
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Fordham Holds Sixtieth Commencement Exercises
A disrupted, partial report describes Fordham University’s sixtieth commencement with Archbishop Farley and Mayor McClellan among speakers. The event featured honorary degrees, political allusions, and remarks on public integrity, citing corruption and calls for respect for lawful authority.
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Naval and Civil Figures
Read Admiral M Miller J S Happman Colonel AB Andrews and other officials arrive at hotels Gerard Holland Rersingtos Manhattan Bayou figures noted. The fragment names several naval constructors and civic leaders, with unclear dates or destinations.
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Weather Report Foresees Varied Temperatures Across Regions
Official forecast shows cooler conditions in the Northwest and central Rockies, with warmer spells in the lower lake region and Ohio Valley. Eastern Pennsylvania, Western New York, and the Mid-Atlantic may see showers and variable winds, while the upper Midwest and plains face a mix of sun and storms. Local forecast includes detailed regional notes and official records for temperature highs and lows yesterday versus this year.
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Nominations Sent to Senate for Rail and Water Posts
Governor Higgins sent to the Senate the nominations of Genner W. Aldridge for railroad commissioner and the new state water commissioner. The rail nomination was referred to the Committee on Railroads and the water post to the Finance Committee. Senator Chady warned against Democratic representation but would support Aldridge as chair. In the Assembly, notice was given of the death of Sir Flask, colleague of Merritt of St. Lawrence.
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India Budget Hikes Military Charge Urged by India Secretary
London, June 21 William St Jane Broarek Secretary for India presented the Indian Budget in the House of Commons seeking an increased military charge of about 12.20 to bolster defenses in India. He argued mobilization prep is essential and opposed the broader reorganization plan proposed by General Lord Kitchener.
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Dodlawn Cemeteries Offer Easy Access From Grand Central
Fragmented notice describes Dodlawn Cemeteries with nearby access via Harlem tralue from Grand Cen. Mentions Undertakers Francke Campbell and Stephen Merrit with telephone contact at 1354 Chelem, and mentions Gramercy address.
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Gleason Seeks Senate Clerk Post in Delaware T:
The document notes applications and selections for senate clerk roles. It references Atlas, June 3, and names Lafasette HB Glens indicating a formal appointment process. The text mentions a clerk position and the Democratic senators offering a hand in the appointment.
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Delaware
The Sexes At Oxford Debates Matrimonial Choice
A fragment from a Kanene City Times column discusses gender roles and marriage expectations, noting adult opinions on modern courtship. The piece cites sensational hopes and social pressures, contrasting traditional and emerging views within a dated urban context.
Tribune Subscription Rates and Special Notices
The Tribune outlines subscription options and rates for domestic and foreign addresses. It lists weekly, daily, and Sunday publications, with pricing and delivery details across various regions and print editions.
Vast World Trade Show Sparks Cold War Era Debate
An immense international gathering features speeches by leaders from many nations highlighting economic ties and security concerns. The event includes demonstrations of new technologies and discussions on trade barriers, with lingering tensions shaping the mood and agenda.
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