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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1912

Page

5

Hibben Preaches Baccalaureate at Princeton Ceremony

Princeton University President John Grier Hibben delivers the baccalaureate sermon in Alexander Hall marking the 166th commencement. Hibben, a Presbyterian minister, urges graduates to balance devotion to God and service to others amid a world of competing duties.

New York Times Princeton N. J Alexander Hall John Grier Hibben Princeton University Dr. Hibben Woodrow Wilson Hibben Caesar God

Harvard Clubs Meeting Arrives in City

A two day national Harvard clubs gathering is planned for Friday and Saturday, the largest group of Harvard men to meet in the city. The event will bring together numerous alumni for the National Meeting proceedings.

Harvard Clubs Harvard Cambridge New York Harvard Club Times Square Vanderbilt John W. Prentiss Committee On Hotel Astor Peter B. Olney Joseph H. Choate Lowell Minot Osgood Simons Cleveland Edward H. Bradford Boston Harvard Medical School George von L. Meyer Abbot Low Mills Portland Ore Col. Roosevelt Chicago Treen West Point Percy Haughton Astor Harvard Glee Club Robert Bacon Harvard College Frank H. Hitchcock Henry Lee Higginson W. Cameron Forbes Philippine Islands Francis J. Swayze New Jersey Regis H. Post Porto Rico Augustus E. Willson Kentucky Owen Wister Louis Adams Frothingham Massachusetts J. Pierpont, Morgan, Jr Thomas W. Lamont Austen G. Fox Charles S. Fairchild August Belmont Frederick A. Delano Howard Eliot Northern Pacific Railroad St. Paul

Equipping Kitchen and Laundry

Advertises kitchen and laundry furnishings with a wide variety of utensils in tin enamel aluminum and nickel ware. Claims best materials workmanship unlimited choices and freedom from noise in selection. Also offers domestic and imported cutlery at reasonable prices.

Aunt Reunites With Nephew After Forty Years

Moses Lazarowitz eighty meets his aunt Ettel Plonsky who sailed from Warsaw sixty years earlier. She at108 and he at80 recognize each other in the Daughters of Jacob home at 302 East Broadway. A special dinner followed the surprise reunion and warm congratulations.

Jacob East Broadway Moses Lazarowitz Poland Ethel Plonskey America Nation Lower East Side Warsaw Lazarowitz Moses New York East 104Th Street Ettel Plonsky

Women campaign again through Queens in suffrage drive

The Women's Suffrage Party plans a second whirlwind campaign through Queens after ten speeches from an automobile drew strong results. From 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. meetings will visit Jamaica Woodhaven Ridgewood Elmhurst Corona Long Island City and Richmond Hill with Miss Elizabeth Freeman and Mrs J Lees Laidlaw as principal speakers. Mrs Alfred J Eno leads arrangements.

Women's Suffrage Party Queens Jamaica Woodhaven Ridgewood Elmhurst Corona Long Island City Richmond Hill Elizabeth Freeman J. Lees Laidlaw Alfred J. Eno Suffrage Party

Equitable Day reports strong national business outlook

William A. Day president of Equitable Life Assurance says nationwide trade is strong and prosperity rising. He traveled 13 000 miles hitting 36 cities, praising crops, railroad earnings, irrigation gains, and a confident, forward looking business climate.

William A. Day Equitable Life Assurance Society United States New England Judge Day Equitable

German Waiters Strike Plans Cameras to Ostracize Defectors

Striking waiters in Hoboken plan covert cameras under coats to photograph former union members who cross the picket line. The Bilder of deserters would lead to ostracism, as the Walters' Union holds mass meeting to defend the strike amid dinners for the visiting German fleet. Pickets were posted near major hotels to block nonunion workers.

Walters’ Union Walters Hoboken Lloyd aldorf-Astoria Hotel Astor Waldorf Astor Holland House Louis Martin’s Knickerbocker, Plaza Rector Deutscher Verein Central Park South Waiters’ Union

Piano ownership shifts from luxury to family staple

The article traces how pianos moved from fashionable parlor pieces to beloved home instruments driven by love of music and education. It notes improved quality and lower prices, with examples like Playerpianos from $450 and easy monthly payments.

Waiters Strike Ends as Hotels Reopen Without Union Recognition

Regulators moved to arrest a strike agitator after he tried to persuade waiters to walk out at the clubhouse. The man fled as police were summoned and the disorder subsided. Several hotels and restaurants are reopening with staff, with managers rehiring many former workers without recognizing the union. Mouquin's uptown restaurant plans to reopen at 7 am after its May 31 walkout by seventy five workers.

Duv Mouquin Sixth Avenue Twenty-eighth Street

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