Ursuline Convent Commencement Dramatizes Fifty Seventh Year
The Ursuline convent on Augiste street held its fifty seventh annual commencements this morning in the assembly hall. Lavendar and white decor graced the hall as graduates performed songs, solos, and a literary discussion in a program led by Miss H Weller and Miss A Mullera. Medals were awarded including the Mather Constantinian and chancellor honors to students such as Miss Tllonde Grover and Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Truanley, with several others receiving premiums and diplomas.
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Urschine
Augiste
Sud
la Grace
Bobn
H. Weller
A. Mullera
H. Guiterres
Migs Monstautan
M. Rominnes
M. Rel
Gertrude i. Buckley
A. Ruhnke
M. Petran
Jes A. Mothers
May Lats
Uly
Gertrude Buckley
M. Dolan
Margaret Dolan
Elizades
Grover
Fair Gorge
Gertrude Muckley
Pathan
A.’"Rohnke
Afisy
Y Arelson
Misa C. Held
Migg A
Qfulhern
L. Auhnke
S. Flory
B. Buckley
Mandoilis
Ckrel
B. Wheeler
Fings
Misa Blonde Grover
Gertie Hicktey
Reid
Mis Fk. Reid
Mather, Constantinean
Micd Tllonde Grover
Oiven
Rev. A. Henchman
Misas
Gertrude Elizabeth Truelley
Margaret Mary Dolan
Everybody Represented At The Polls In July Election
County executive action last Monday adopted the amendment guiding the primary election and limited election officers to those chosen under the Terrell law. Bass says all organizations candidates and issues will be represented at the polls on July 28 and will prepare a list of presiding officers by July 28. He notes a majority of the committee must approve any appointment and that he is backed by Judge Camp in ensuring representation and may seek mandamus if needed.
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Chatman G. L. Base Tls
Bass
Hass
Camp
Renderer
Threstund
Gut
District Court
Camy
Basu
Fourth Preparatory Glass Gold Medals Awarded to Misses Fisher and Hickey
A lengthy school event lists numerous awardees across classes from Fourth Preparatory to Sub Pigunating, naming Miss Mary Fisher, Miss Florence Jower, Miss Matle Loualannevay Heymints, and many others for gold medals, premiums, and certificates. The fragment notes various Misses and their placements, with multiple named individuals across preparatory and academic classes in a 19th or early 20th century school program.
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Wdase Nelson
Wilzabeth, Fisher
Mary Sperent
Noon Hickey
Tile Matone
Watle Hipps
Josephine Behultz
19Ilae Shertz
Pauline Vale
Scalie “Sehwira
Theodorn Rudiges
Jonly Fravbol
Concha Hold
Adulaide Royagne
Ors Bourland
Margaret Sanders
Clara
Palltza
Mary Wellesperger
Mary’ Fisher
Pbroutunig
Murgarel Hickey
Florence
Jower
Sane —Scott
Katie Ricard
Kathleen Spelman
Milne Fr Bel
Josephine Palltan
Tarcille Bhpalox
Jeremy Nalson
Muttle Kehuc
Monviso Fibres
Matle Loualannevay Heymints Cutlerrez
Markt Maratta
Mabel Chittress
Stabe Rock
Lenz Rubnke
Amalie Sullutect
Stetina
Nelson
June Foebel
Dit Mhyang
Chesate Dingan
Katherine Bar
Caroline Lacsote
Emlifg Ruhnke
Say Agnes Mulher
Adi Moore
Anitta Ferelda
Pauline Moore
Dorothy’ Stuart
Josephine Castarala
Tie Muicyalusks
Sareh Flory
Moneho
Traffe King
Josen Phing Sayineugh
Blanche Buckl
Mian Annin Way Hurts
Annie May Harris
Adeline Lacoste
Hoberly Reid
Aiases Nona
McClaws Teresh Cuvmnaugl
Kate Weller
Mildred Haifield
Elizabeth Cockrell
Marin Rovlriguez
Black Bronchos Win 4 to 1 Over Black Sluggers
The San Antonio Black Bronchos defeated the New Orleans Black Sluggers this afternoon at the baseball park by a score of 4 to 1. A large crowd witnessed the game.
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San Antonio
New Orleans
Baseball Park
Texas Delegation Backs Sherman With Taft Support
June 14 report: the Texas delegation cast its 36 votes solidly for Sherman in line with administration wishes and Secretary Taft, maintaining unity for the nominating convention.
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Chiesto. I
Texas
Sherman
Taft
Negro Bank Closes Doors in Arkansas City
Capital City Savings Bank, the only Negro bank in Arkansas, closed today after being placed into receivership. About $2,000 in cash left on hand, liabilities around $76,000, and assets reportedly higher, with doors not opened.
Wright to succeed Taft as Secretary of War
Luke Wright of Tennessee, a Democrat and former Philippine Commission member, will be appointed to replace Taft as Secretary of War. Taft resigns effective June 30 to join Roosevelt's cabinet, and Wright's prior roles include governor of Tennessee and ambassador to Japan.
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Luke Wright
Tennessee
Philippins Commission
Japan
Taft
Wright
Sen Ito
McKinley
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
Henry Clay Ide
White House
Chosan
Wright Ig
Memphis
Associated Press
Luke 2
Tate
War Department
Kenptal Wright
Port- Tolin
President Roosevelt Congratulates Sherman on Nomination
Washington June 19 President Roosevelt sent a telegram to Representative Sherman congratulating him on his nomination and offering hearty congratulations and best wishes for the success of the Taft and Sherman ticket.
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Washingtont
Roosevelt
Sherman
Taft
Shoe
Taft to Name New Chairman
Taft to name a new chairman as the Republican National Committee designates Powell Clayton of Arkansas a temporary chairman to serve until a permanent choice is made. Bier Dover is reelected secretary and W. S. Stone sergeant at arms as a committee weighs reappointing a sub committee to go to Cincinnati to confer with Secretary Pate on selecting a permanent chairman to manage his campaign.
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Republican National Committee
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Unti
Bier Dover
Stone
Cincinnati
Pate
Graduates Honor Banquet Board at St Marys Alumni
At St Marys, graduates and alumni gather for a banquet tonight to honor the event yesterday. John C Sullivan is to preside with remarks, joined by Mayor Bryan Callaghan and several local figures. Faculty from St Marys and St Louis colleges will attend as guests of the alumni association.
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St. Mary's
John C. Sullivan
Mary'n
Heroe
Auinog
Bryan Callaghan
Thaye Wa Iawyer
Edward Graehner
Leon Walk Tha
Go. Tynan
Stevesying
St Lous Colleges
Taft Nomination Sparks Global Reaction Across Nations
Paris and Rome report mixed but favorable views of Taft for president. The French Petit Republique calls Taft a victory for imperialism while Rome notes Vatican approval, and Berlin mentions Roosevelt’s influence shaping opinion. Manila wires celebrate Taft’s nomination with pride and optimism for Philippines ties.
Bryan’s Reaction to Convention Vote Sparks Interest
Lincoln, June 19. William Bryan learned of the Republican National Convention action and showed keen interest in the vote results. He requested updates on other candidates, notably Senator La Follette, and said he would issue a statement on the convention platform later.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Bryan
Bryant
Senator la Follette
Local Weather Forecast for San An a fonio and vicinity
Tonight and Saturday the forecast calls for mild temperatures with a low around 74 and a daytime high near 66. A weather office bulletin present notes indicate clear skies with light winds though the legible lines are partly garbled. The overall tone suggests typical regional conditions with no significant storms forecast.
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San Ana Fonio
Folli
Sherman's Long Career in New York's 27th District
James Schovlratt Sherman represents the twenty-seventh New York district in Congress. Born in Utica on October 24, 1866, he graduated from Hamilton College in 1878 and was admitted to the bar in 18—. He led the Utica Trost and Daposti company and the New Hartford Canning company, chaired the Republican National Congressional Committee in 1966, and has served in Congress for fourteen terms.
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James Schovlratt Sherman
New York
Congress
Tle
Utica
N. Y
Hasiltomt College
AHS
Uten ‘Trost and Daposti Company
New Hartford Can- Ning Corpiny
Mavay
Chalrimin
Republican National Congressional Committee
Rock Falls Near Death for James Kearney in Rock Falls
James Kearney a bricklayer was crushed by a large rock weighing about 1000 pounds while removing brick front of the Hits building on East Houston Street in Rock Falls. The rock fell from above a doorway, pins him then a rope and a two by four plank helped to relieve the weight until he freed himself.
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Tie
Hitks
East
Houston
the Woods National Bank
Kearney
Improvement Club to Meet at Wilkinson's Store
The Prospect Improvement club will halt meeting at Wilkinson's store on West Commerce Street at 8 40 tomorrow night. A large number of property owners in the newly manned Improvement district will attend where bond election for a sewer system will be held next month.
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Wilkinson's
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Commerce Street
Postmaster Stevens Improving
Postmaster John J. Stevens, noted as steadily improving, remains under care. Doctors estimate several feverish days before he can be out, with recovery expected to take some time.
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John J. Stevens
Nomination of Sherman at 1904 GOP Convention
Chicago June 4 The Republican National Convention nominated James Sherman of New York as vice president alongside Taft after a brief session. Delegates and leaders backed Sherman with strong support from New York, while others backed Fairbanks and Sheldon. Cannon delivered the nominating speech as Sherman’s victory became unanimous. Delegates began departing after the decision.
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Wm. H. Taft
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J. C. Burrows
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Sherman
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Selection of Sherman Nominated Dominates Convention
At Cheago June 19 the convention scene centers on Sherman as the vice presidential chatter gains momentum. Delegates from New York push the Sherman wave with Lodge delaying order while Woodruff asserts no ticket has failed with a New York vote. Cannon electrifies the hall with a fiery plea for Sherman, followed by renewed cheering as Lodge and others back the New York lead.
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Louisiana
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