Princeton University Graduates Honorary and Degree Recipients
Special to the Journal notes the 1011 class at Princeton University graduation in Arsander Hall at 10:90. Acting President John Aike presided as trustees led a procession for the awarding of degrees and honorary honors. The ceremony honored numerous faculty and graduates, listing many recipients across theology and related fields, with speeches highlighting lifelong service and evangelical work.
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Princeton University
Arsander” Hall
John Aike Perenit
Iol Seay Toll
Sanler
Claus Loling
Cy Juwis
Ldidtin
Fatal accident in store ends life of owner
A store owner named James MM Gor died instantly on June 18 when a hook or line struck him. An assistant witnessed the event as the owner collapsed amid a sudden gash to the heart from a penetrating wound. A grim scene unfolded as bystanders tried to help.
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German Flyer Ends Solo Run In Turin Race
Rome dispatch reports German aviator Fray flying alone in the final leg of the Turin race for the Petit Parisien prize. Only Aviator Froy remains, with rivals Conneau Garroa and Vilart withdrawing amid machine safety disagreements and cautions about crossing the Apperuca.
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Collins faction gains grip in Elizabeth Democratic Club
In Elizabeth political turmoil, Collins loyalists claim control of the Downtown Democratic Club as longtime members flee. Rumors claim Greer may quit the Younger Dems, and a staged young-hire to win votes for Collins and Manning splits the party, leaving one true Elizabeth club amid a wider rift.
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Greer
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Colina
John J. Collins
Sherif
James J. Manning
Elizabeth
Democratic Club
Interest Shifts to Lower California Conflict
Telegraphed from El Paso June 13 The Magon faction’s agent arrived seeking backers and promised $2 a day plus transport to Tin Justin. General Villjoen to lead the provisional Lower California expedition coordinating with former Federal forces in Sonora, signaling strong support for resistance from Magonista colonists and potential tough fighting ahead.
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Chad Chihuatiat
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Sonora
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Prices Always Fixed Admits Steel Magnate
Washington June 14 James H Garley former first vice president of United States Steel Corporation told the Stanley steel investigating committee that a fraternal feeling among steel manufacturers existed in regard to methods and prices He stated that before the rate wars in 1907 and 18 the mill price of 289 a ton was set by an agreement between manufacturers and railroads Under examination by Representative Young Garley admitted the practice was entrenched in industry history
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James H. Garley
United States Steel Corporation
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Michigan
Gayley
Sailors’ Strike Looms With Nationwide Action Ahead
Southampton, June 13. An international sailors strike is ordered for tomorrow, announced by officers of the National Senoral and Firemen's Union. The union claims control of 3,000,000 sailors and firemen.
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Striker's Case Goes to Jury in Lead Company Trial
The Striker case in the Court of Quarter Sessions moved to the jury after arguments and testimony from eleven defendants of the Well Lead Company, with witnesses detailing threats of killing and a melee on April 1. Defendants denied assault and claimed no prior acquaintance with the principal witness Matika. McCune’s account of a knife thrust and cast iron weapon was contested by the defense.
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Uolwell Lead Company
George Matha
Chaview Tapinaky
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Colwell Lend Company
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William R. Wilson
Swift
George H. McCune
David UI
Edwin Raque
Edwont C. Fiehl
Patrick Mardigen
Charles Lipinsky Anderson Henry
John Muller
M Ott Rusch
John Biehl
John Yveu
Willam Fleishman
Tiwana
McCune
McCunne
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MecGune
MecCune
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Parnack
Bchleimer
Mrs Stokes Dies at Millville Home
Mrs E W H Stokes mother of former Governor Stokes dies at her Millville home after weeks of illness. The former governor and his father were at sea aboard the Amerika en route from New York to Krone when word of her condition and death arrived. Efforts have been made to contact Mr Stokes to arrange passage and return for funeral services.
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Reciproc ity Battle Opens in Senate with Four Reports
The Senate prepares for a major reciprocity fight as four Finance Committee reports from Sylvania are read. A Root Amendment affected bill is returned to the Senate without recommendation while a minority report by Senator La Follette claims the measure harms farmers and favors manufacturers. Opposing positions from McCumber Williams Kern Stone outline varied defense and support. The chamber convened at 2 pm and debate is expected to last about a month.
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Death takes aged resident Maurice McManus in Elizabeth
Maurice McManus, longtime Elizabeth resident and Clausen Brewing Company collector for Newark Jersey City and Bayonne, died unexpectedly at 2 AM after a brief illness. Born in County Fermanagh, he came to the United States forty three years ago and settled in Elizabeth, where he helped found St Patrick's Church and served in Holy Name Society. Survived by widow and three sons including Rev John H., and three daughters, with funeral notices to follow.
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Fire burns Roselle servant. rescue saves life
In Roselle yesterday afternoon Miss Smith a servant employed by Miss E. Shilton of 31 Cheatnu Street suffered severe burns when her clothing caught fire from burning papers in a garbage can. Philip Brummer aided by rolling her on the ground and extinguishing the flames. She was taken to Elizabeth General Hospital for treatment and is recovering, expected to leave tomorrow for her uncle's home at 224 Third Avenue Elizabeth.
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Boom for La Follette at Madison Progressive banquet
A 1912 presidential bid boost is expected at a Madison banquet of about 500 Wisconsin Republicans aligned with the National Progressive League. Governor McGovern to preside, signaling strong La Follette momentum. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand, bookkeeping and English courses with Edgar McMickis as principal.
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Massive Storm Kills and Destructs Along East Coast
Reports from June describe a sweeping cyclone packing thunder, hail, and high winds. Deaths occur across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and Washington with damage to buildings, telegraph lines, and ships. Many towns report injuries, evacuations, and widespread outages.
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Delayed transatlantic liners amid coast strike action
The Lower Southampton report notes nearly a year of vessels including the American liner St Paul delayed by coal porters strike. The White Star liner Alynthie is expected to sail soon on maiden voyage while St Jraeus faces Saturday. General seamen’s strike may shift to tomorrow.
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La Follette Plan Aims to Cut Living Costs in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin discussion outlines a proposal to reduce living costs by funding through new taxes and spending limits. The plan seeks to raise 200 million per year to support price protections while debating the balance between protection and taxation. The debate features Senator La Follette and committee members weighing tradeoffs among protection, livelihoods, and economic growth.
Protest Over Saloon Licenses Casts Night Meeting
Community leaders and clergy from Grace Episcopal and St Adelbert’s protest new liquor licenses in the First ward, citing oversaturation of taverns near Tatler Place. Albert Knoll and Martin vie for 403 Kant dorsey Street saloon, while John Mihalkasy seeks a license at 349 Magnetia Avenue, amid threats of further revocation policy.
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John Mihalkasity
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Sugar bill debate centers on sugar duties and prices
Telegraph reports Edward Topkinn of the American Sugar Refining Company testifying before the Board of Sugar Trust inquiry in Washington. He argues the total US sugar bill could drop about 52 million dollars if the raw sugar duty were removed, warning such action would harm American beet and Louisiana cane producers while potentially lowering consumer prices. He cites cheaper Philippine sugar and predicts price shifts across markets. Brooklyn's Sprooklvn provides stock-purchase details of the Western Refining Company in the discussion.
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Has Long Fall
Telegraph report from Magdeburg notes Kart Mueller, a participant in the Mon_ctrele race, fell hundreds of feet during the landing attempt. He sustained brain trauma and was hospitalized. Other competitors Lindpainten Kosnie Weinalegen and Welnaiggen reportedly finished. Lindpainter and others landed at Scheatn parade ground and were greeted by Frederik Prande of Moddersburg.
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Railroad dispute freezes street work in Elizabeth
Mayor Stein orders restraint on railroad plans on Second Avenue and blocks elevated tracks while police monitor the scene. Chief Engineer Ongood and Railroad officials Kerwin recount tense talks as city insists on maintaining curb access and pedestrians safety. The mayor vows city rights will be respected. court action looming over the conflict with the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
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City Council hears plea for funds to clinics
The Finance Committee will hear a petition requesting $1,000 to expand free dental clinics at Elizabeth and General Hospitals. The council is already spending for the former hospital and plans further appropriations. A second petition seeks funds for public band concerts in city parks.
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Cleveland Is Chosen for Charity Event
An item notes Cleveland selected as the site for a forthcoming charitable event. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the decision is tied to a telegraph report and references to Charity and Corre ysis groups. Further specifics on date, organizers, and participants are not present in the readable text.
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