Nao Kaneko

"... matured bini send young men all over the world to be educated. Some of them came to English High School. The name of the boy I speak about was Nao Tsu Kaneko. He did not make satisfactory progress and we had to make a report to his government. The reply came ack to give him three more months’ trial and mako another ..."

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"... of the programme were a recitative “Thu Northern Laborers,” hy Albert H. Baldwin; recitation “The Black’ Regiment,” by Andrew Chamberlain “Wounded,” by Charles E. Torrey jarid the valedictory by Nao Kaneko, a young Japanese, who gave an account of his experience from the visit of Commodore Pern s fleet to Japan to the time. The music was admirable. Mr. Charles L. ..."

"... by t harles E. Torrey; “The Boat.” lty W. White, and “.Sheridan's laide a concert recitation bv thirtysix boys, should be These were all excellent. The valedictory address by Nao Kaneko, a young Japanese student, who bas iteen in this country only twit years, wus one of llie finest addresses ever made tn llie annual exhibitions of tilis school, aml wus ..."