Victory Banner Earned by Western High Cadets in Roosevelt Drill
Amid cheers President Roosevelt presented Western High School Company H with the victory banner after a competitive drill. Capt. Bland and his men, tears in their eyes, accepted the diamond badge and flag, while crowds and rival cadets applauded the dramatic win and strong performances from Companies L G B E I A.
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Secretary Taft's Daughter Heads National Cathedral School Honor Roll
The National Cathedral School held its tenth commencement with President Roosevelt's daughter Ethal on the honor roll and Miss Bangs and Miss Whiton stepping down as principals. Distinguished guests included Bishop Mackay-Smith and Gen. John M. Wilson. The event featured a motto Noblesse Oblige and a concise program of processional hymns and readings, followed by a reception in the East Room attended by the Roosevelts and school officials.
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Whiton
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Pittsburg Pa
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Savanah, Ga
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Secretary of War
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Students Show Work Exposition At Carroll Institute Hall
Vermont Representative David J. Foster addressed Carroll Institute Hall graduating class of 75 on electrical opportunities and speech power. Awards went to C. M. Goodspeed, Joan L. Borhek, L. Ray McDonald, Samuel G Waite Jr., W. Roy Steele for laboratorial progress and averages. An exhibition showcased wireless telegraph systems and cooking uses of electricity. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice M. Scott set for 10:80 a m at 1330 Riggs street with burial in Rack Creek Cemetery. she served 25 years at the Pension Office and is survived by daughter Mrs. James Mack and two grandchildren.
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Rochester
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Conway
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Washington
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President Roosevelt urges girls to live up to high ideals
The president tells National Cathedral School girls to pursue attainable ideals and practical duties, stressing charity, daily work, and self restraint. He notes mothers shape life, praises Admiral Dewey and public service, and warns against morbid enthusiasm, urging service to others and steady effort.
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Development of Character and Active Virtues in Education
The speaker stresses happiness comes from character growth not just learning. Education should build healthy minds and bodies, aiming for active virtues rather than passivity. A good time must yield to life’s more important responsibilities, for success in the world depends on how one conducts oneself.
Nurses to Graduate at Georgetown Hospital
The Georgetown University Hospital Training School for Nurses will hold their commencement next Wednesday morning in Gaston Hall. The programme starts at 1 o'clock and features graduates Mir Kuth Merry Virginia, Miss Elizabeth Mender Pennsylvania, Miré Lillie M. Crumbaugh Virginia, Mir Lilian M. Welker Indiana, Mite Grave 3. McCarthy Pennsylvania, Miss Leia Montgomery Virginia, Sister Mary June O. S. J. Hepa, and others. The ceremony includes diplomas conferred by Rev. David Hinhouse Huot, S. J., address by Prof. Joseph Tabar Jonas, song selections, and the presentation of medals by Dean George M. Kobler.
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Georgetown University
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Virginia
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Perneylvania
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Evening Star
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Advige to Graduates Twenty-Nine Get Degrees at Catholic University
The sixteenth annual commencement of the Catholic University of America conferred degrees on twenty nine graduates. The procession moved from Caldwell Hall to McMahon Hall with the rector, the apostolic delegate, and bishops present. Degrees were awarded in theology and other faculties by the dean and delegates, with hooding and ring ceremonies for doctors and recipients from several dioceses, signaling a bright future for the institution.
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University Graduation Addresses Faith in Education
An eloquent address by Bishop Hoban lauds university education and moral formation, stressing honesty before God and the tribunal of conscience as the core of education. O’Connell reviews the university’s progress, predicts a bright future, notes upcoming lectures, and announces two new faculty appointments. The exercises conclude with a benediction and a faculty-staff dinner.
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Closing Exercises at Treiends School Feature Varied Program
Many students took part in the program featuring the anvil chorus from Il Trovatore, songs, recitations, and a long list of yearly certificates awarded to Primary and High School pupils. Notable performers included Howard and Alvord among others, with graduates such as Nelson Johnson and Margaret Larner noted.
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Larner
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George Washington University Graduates 300 In Exercises
Graduation exercises at George Washington University saw almost 300 young men and women receive degrees and diplomas across fields including literature, chemistry, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, law, and dentistry. President Needham led a procession into Memorial Continental Hall as Dr. D. J. Stafford delivered the principal address praising American opportunities for trained youth. Trustees were reappointed for three-year terms and the university outlined plans for reorganizing to centralize faculties under a single dean of medicine and expanded medical and dental departments.
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Washington
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Capt Bland Elevated to Colonel at Western High Drill Camp
Capt William Bland of Company H at Western High School won a drill trophy and received telegrams from C C Howard declaring him unanimously elected colonel to command the military camp this summer. The decision was announced during a dinner honoring his company. An excursion down the Liver is planned for June 15.
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University trustees approve funds and enrollments
The university plans expand the medical program with a female entrant in dentistry and raises tuition to 150 for new students while reporting record enrollment and strong finances. Trustees also finalized replacements at Columbia and Washington College, appointing several new board members to fill expired terms.
Diamond Badge for Bland at Annual High School Drill
A gathering of Army officers and district officials witnessed the end of the annual contest among the crack companies of High School boys at American League Park. Notices went to Sunday school superintendents in the city to inform pupils about the event. Cadets were invited to attend the summer military camp on the condition they abstain from tobacco alcohol and profanity. One company will be honored with a reception at the Ebbitt House Saturday evening and the Minutesmen's Band will perform.
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Victory Toast Highlights Company H Drill Triumph
Celebrations erupted at Western High as Company H celebrated its drill victory. Capt Bland credited his men for the success, praising their support and the Rekool’s interest. A decorous dinner, hosted by the faculty, featured garlands, flowers, and a dining table arranged in an H shape.
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Reception to Graduates Ends George Washington University Week
The eighty fifth annual commencement week closed with a reception at Rauscher's for about 300 graduates of 1906 hosted by President Needham, trustees, and faculty. Notables included Deans Mogur Hodgkins Lewis Vance and others as the Marine Band played and a light midnight luncheon followed.
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