President Roosevelt urges education to uplift both races at Portsmouth
At Portsmouth the president spoke to Navy Hospital grounds crowd and unveiled marble memorials. He told Hampton Institute students that schooling must develop character in both white and colored citizens, urging white leaders to foster homebuilding and self-reliance among Black youths.
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Newbro's Herpicide Aims to Heal Hair by Killing Germs
An advertisement argues men cannot fight dandruff and hair loss by surface treatments. It claims dandruff stems from the Dandrott germ and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a product that destroys the cause to restore healthy growth. Sold by druggists with samples via The Detroit company.
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Education and race duty urged in Hampton Institute message
A Hampton Institute speech argues race uplift through education and work, urging colored citizens to take up farming and skilled labor under trained guidance. It stresses personal character, courage, and truth as keys to earning respect from whites and advancing the race.
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Memorial Day Parade at Gettysburg Honors Civil War Heroes
Memorial Day crowds gathered in Gettysburg Pennsylvania for a parade from the center of the national cemetery. Lieutenant S Stone led the Citizens' band of Hanover with a Sons of Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic presence. Reverend Dr C Buttizaes and Professor McChirs delivered prayers and an oration, attracting attentive listeners as veterans listened to the ceremony.
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Delaware Democrats Protest Extra Session Move
A Delaware Democratic meeting adopts a resolution calling on lawmakers to refuse participation in the legislature except to support daily adjournment. The push centers on alleging a corrupt bargaining tied to a United States Senate seat sale connected to the last election.
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Notable Irish leader Michael Davis dies after long illness
Michael Davis, veteran Irish statesman and former MP, died in Dublin after a period of illness. The death followed two operations for jaw bone infection and blood poisoning. At his bedside were family and political peers including Earl of Aberdeen’s representative.
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Montagu Battleship Strikes Rocks Off Lundy Island
Reports indicate the Montagu, a first class battleship, ran aground on rocks near Lundy Island while en route to maneuvers. The vessel rests precariously with her bow and stern off the rocks, threatening overturning as crew injuries are reported and salvage efforts debated.
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Schooner Wrecked in Fog Drowns Three Crew Mem
A schooner wrecked off the harbor in heavy fog led to the drowning of three crew members, with George Murrey as the sole survivor after the captain and two others were swept overboard. The vessel broke up as waves drove it toward the breakers and the survivor crawled ashore after clinging to debris.
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Yale athlete sets new pole vault record at Celtic Park
A C Gilbert of Yale established a new worlds record in pole vault at the Irish American Athletic Club event at Celtic Park in New York. He cleared 12 feet 3 inches to surpass the prior best by Norman Dole of Oakland. The meet occurred on Decoration Day.
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