Unprofitable Servants Warn of Economic Decline at Princeton
Princeton June 13. President Woodrow Wilson warned that unprofitable servants threaten economic supremacy. He criticized labor unions for minimum effort and college graduates with worthless diplomas while praising honest enterprise despite flawed actors. He urged duty as inner obligation beyond legal compliance.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
America
Irish American Societies Denounce Turner Article in McClure's
A resolution by the United Irish American Societies at the Irish American Athletic Club condemns George Kibbe Turner's McClure's piece on Tammany Hall as unfounded and offensive. The group demands a publisher retraction and argues Turner, a newcomer, cannot judge New York’s social conditions.
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United Irish-American Societies
Irish-American Athletic Club
East Sixtieth Street
McClure
George Kibbe Turner
Tammany
New York
Accountant Turns Sailor Returns Home with Knowledge
James L. Cunningham arrived back in his native land bearing wide knowledge of England and its people. He will receive about 43 cents for a month’s wages, recalling prior work with Chemical National Bank Fourth National Bank and a China stint with Standard Oil. He notes English wage caution and strong monarchist sentiment amid war talk, while American work prospects appear slim. He claims socialism failed in practice and laments English attitudes toward accountants and immigration.
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James L. Cunningham
England
America
Chemical National Bank
Fourth National Bank
China
Standard Oil Company
Cunningham
Clapham Common
House of Lords
Commons
Sailor Cunningham
Reburial planned for Ackerman and Hauser after graves in Potter’s Field
Neighbors arrange reinterment for Mrs. Martha Ackerman and Fritz Hauser who died by suicide after dispossession threats. Both buried in Potter's Field. will be moved to Lutheran Cemetery near Fresh Pond, L I, on Wednesday. A $70 fund will cover burial expenses.
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Martha Ackerman
Fritz Hauser
West Twenty-ninth Street
Potter’s Field
Fresh Pond
L. I
Farrelly Installed as Cleveland Bishop
The Rt Rev John P Farrelly was installed as Bishop of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese today succeeding the late Ignatius F Horstmann who died May 13 1908 The installation occurred at St Johns Cathedral in the presence of Archbishop Henry Moeller and other bishops Mgr Boff welcomed the new prelate and relinquished his administrator duties.
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Farrelly
Cleveland
Ohio
John P. Farrelly
Ignatius F. Horstmann
Canton
Pius X
St. John’s Cathedral
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Mgr. Boff
Corpus Christi Service at St Patrick's Cathedral
A Corpus Christi procession was held yesterday at St Patrick's Cathedral with 250 children, guided by Mgr Lavelle and Fr Abbott, bearing the Sacrament under a canopy during and after high mass. The church was crowded throughout the long service.
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mgr. Lavelle
Father Abbott
First Riverside Church Names Rev Horace Porter
The First Congregational Church of Riverside California today called the Rev Horace Porter former assistant pastor of Plymouth Church Brooklyn and later Montclair New Jersey to serve as pastor.
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California
Horace Porter
Riverside
Cal
First Congregational Church
Plymouth Ptt
Brooklyn
Montclair
College President Answers Critics
Brown University president urges active effort over cynicism in a baccalaureate sermon, praising modern cities and college life. Cornel University begins 40th commencement amid rain. Rhode Island State College president warns of waning faith and fears of German competition.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Samuel F. Marquis
Detroit
Sage College
Kingston, R. I
Howard Edwards
Rhode Island State College
President Edwards Warns Against Unholy Ambition Threats to Nation
The excerpt portrays a plea for conserving intangible national resources and resisting devastating fires of ambition. It condemns guerrilla style business tactics, unfair transportation rates, bribery of public officials, and a culture that prizes vice as a path to success.
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Pse
Edwards
Much Cash On Dead Man
Dover New Jersey June 13 George B Holman of Rutherford identifies the man found hanged June 2 in a Dover grove as B Evers a Swedish employee who left May 29 saying he would be seen again soon Holman knew him by last name only Evers who lived in Brooklyn commuted from Brooklyn to Rutherford each day He carried cash and $1193 72 was found on the body
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
W. H. P.faunce
Republic
New York Times
Dover
N. J
George B. Holman
Rutherford
B. Evers
Holman
Evers
Brooklyn
Log of Paul Jones Ranger Found in Boston
The Ranger log, first American flag ship, was found among relics of Erastus Perry Jewell of Laconia New Hampshire now owned by his widow and secured in a safe Ex Senator William E Chandler will notify authorities to help settle early naval history disputes The log appears partly in Paul Jones handwriting similar to a Washington letter facsimile in Boston Public Library.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Paul Jones
Ranger
Erastus Perry Jewell
Laconia
N. H
William E. Chandler
Navy
Capt. Jones
Gen. Washington
Boston Public Library
National Capital
Rockefeller family attends Hemenway funeral at estate
The funeral of Collier W. Hemenway, twelve year superintendent for John D. Rockefeller, was held at the Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown. Rockefeller, his son and daughter in law attended, with about 300 onlookers, and the burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Flowers and wreaths were sent by the Rockefeller family and groups including the Italian Society.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Collier W. Hemenway
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Rockefeller
Plan to Deport Alien Convicts Heads to Gov Hughes
Albany June 13 Supt Collins reports 990 alien convicts in state prisons. 319 convicted of felonies within three years of arrival may be deported. He will notify Washington and seek commutations to deport these aliens en masse. Ital ians lead with 187, followed by Russia 44 and Germany 20. others include Austria England Canada Hungary and more.
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Albany
C. V. Collins
State Prison Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Collins
United States
Supt
Russia
Germany
Austria
England
Canada
Hungary
France
Switzerland
Roumania
Holland
Ireland
West Indies
Malta
Denmark
Sweden
Greece
Gentle Reminder Flag Made Our National Emblem
A note recalls June 14 1777 as the date the flag was made a national emblem. The item invites the reader to wear a surety flag as a symbolic reminder of the occasion.
Jersey City Policeman Held For Suspected Theft
William Herche a veteran officer at Central Avenue Station was suspended and arrested on charges of stealing $20 worth of fruit and vegetables from a stand at Central Avenue and Bowers Street. The accuser Anthony Marasca saw him take the goods and Herche claimed a stranger gave them to him. A canvas over the stand confirmed the incident. Marasca says the officer cut the fruit. Herche has a good prior record.
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William Herche
Central Avenue
Jersey City
Bowers Street
Anthony Marasca
Herche
Maresca
Bath Beach Dentist to Wed Harrisburg Merchant’s Daughter
Dr. Bertram B. Machat of Bath Beach will marry Miss Rose Leah Cohen of Harrisburg next Thursday. The two met when Miss Cohen visited him to treat a toothache, leading to the wedding plans.
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Bertram B. Machat
Bath Beach
Rose Leah Cohen
Harrisburg, Penn
Dakota Divorce Case Highlights Service and Jurisdiction Failures
Justice Greenbaum grants Mrs Eleanor Griffiths alimony and counsel fees after a contested divorce case in which Henry W Griffiths faced a Dakota divorce claim. Griffiths allegedly remarried, with initial service issues and questions about jurisdiction in the Harlem Court. The judge set alimony at 22.50 weekly and warned of higher support if earnings exceed 5000 annually.
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United States Supreme Court
Kota
Justice Greenbaum
Eleanor Griffiths
Henry W. Griffiths
Griffiths
S. Com
East Fifty-first Street
Harlem
Conductor Finds Bankbook on Avenue C Car
Joseph W. Gordon a streetcar conductor found Seaman's Bank savings bankbook No 40809 in his vehicle yesterday morning and turned it in to Captain O Connor at the Macdan Street Station. The book bore the name Joseph Douglas and showed a $90 balance. A woman had left the book in the car.
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Joseph W. Gordon
Im Avenue C
Seaman
Savings Bankbook
Capt. O’connor
Macdan Street
Joseph Douglas
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