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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1905

Page

5

Memorial Services for Norton Goddard

Memorial services were held at All Souls Unitarian Church for Capt. Norton Goddard, a longtime member. The pastor praised his moral purpose and said wealth and education enabled real usefulness, with business as a means to service. He led civic reform, fought gambling harms, exposed corruption with the Western Union poolrooms, and pursued political leadership with integrity.

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Advice to Vassar Students Sermon at Bacalaureate

In a bac calaureate sermon at Vassar College President James M. Taylor warned that literature shaping views against marriage laws and lax morals threatens the era. He urged separation of church and state in funding sectarian schools for Indians, while insisting education needs a spiritual basis and moral guidance.

New York Times Poughkeepsie Toa Vassar James M. Taylor Congress Vassar

Georgetown College suspends eleven medical seniors for cribbing

The Dean of Georgetown College says the Faculty voted to suspend eleven seniors in the medical department from graduation for cribbing during near examinations. The protests arose as students could not obtain text books on medical zoology, leading to collusion. Three students confessed. a second examination retained the suspension and denied diplomas.

New York Times Washington Genrgetown College Beig Benks Vie

Government Philippine Railroad plans ready

War Department invites bids for new rail lines in the Philippines with a Philippine Government guarantee of interest and protection against insurgents. Proposals limit bids to US or Philippine citizens or corporations. Proposed routes include Dagupan to Laoag 168 miles and Manila north lines totaling roughly 114 to 260 miles across Luzon, Panay, Cebu, Leyte, and Samar.

Washington War Department Taft Philippines United States Dagupan Laoag San Fabian Twin Peaks Bagio Trinidad Cabsunatuan Carabello Pass Cagayan River Aparri Manila Benguet Batangas Calamba Santa Cruz Lapa Lucena Pasacao Ligao Juigao Tabaco Caeraray Batan Legaspi Gulf of Alpay Iloilo Capiz Betaan Panay Cebu Danao Argao Carcar Sibonga Dumanjug Barili Leyte Tacloban Carigara Abuyog Samar Paranas San Julian Dagpan

Speeding NYAC members avoid penalties in Morrisania Court

Dr James McInery of Manhattan Avenue and Foster Milliken of West Thirty-second Street testified they sped to help someone and that their actions were well intentioned. Magistrate Baker discharged McInery after noting risk to life. Milliken admitted speeding to tackle a steep grade but was released with a warning to be careful in the future.

New York Times Brooklyn Bridge Times Square Forty-second Street New York Athletic Club Baker Morrisania Court James McIinery Manhattan Avenue Foster Milliken West Thirty-second Street McInery Pelham Parkway New Rochelle Valentine Avenue Fordham Road Shea Ignant Ats

Team Owners Vote Against Lockout, Neutral Stance Held

In Chicago 178 of 240 team owners voted against partnering with the Employers' Association to compel drivers to serve strike-bound houses. The overwhelming result ends the threat of an 8000 member lockout and maintains the owners' neutral position on the dispute.

New York Times Chicago Team Owners’ Association Employers’ Association

Arrival Died After Welcoming Reception at Second Avenue Home

Joseph Annedo, 37, who arrived yesterday aboard the Gallia of the Fabri Line, died yesterday afternoon at 2104 Second Avenue in the home of John Yallo after a reception to welcome him. He had been discharged at Ellis Island at 10 am, ate a hearty dinner, then collapsed while resting his head on a window sill.

Joseph Annedo Gallia John Yallo Second Avenue Ellis Island

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