Princeton Class of 1910 Graduates as Wilson Speaks
208 seniors receive diplomas in Alexander Hall as President Wilson presides at Princeton University. Alumni luncheon features Wilson as chief speaker while the class sings and passes the loving cup. Barr elected alumni trustee. Watters lauds Wilson in valedictory. numerous honorary degrees and a long roll of graduates listed by discipline.
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Manhattan College Graduation Honors Civil Engineer Medalists
Monsignor Thomas J. Shahan warned grads of a rising lawlessness in America tied to weak religious training. Seventeen graduates received diplomas at Carnegie Hall with medals and prizes, including the Cohalan Medal for Civil Engineering won by George J. Breslin. Commencement featured Robert E. Lee tribute by Luke A. Higgins and honors for Hugh J. Grant and Mgr. Shahan, with diplomas awarded across BA BS and engineering fields.
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Tablet Marks First Dutch School In New York
The first Dutch school in New York, opened in 1638 by Adam Roelantsen, was commemorated with a bronze tablet. The ceremony at Bowling Green near Whitehall Street featured a 50 member Public School 21 band, and was unveiled by Nathan Po Beers, assisted by Master Gillet Lefferts.
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Third Avenue Bridge Company Gets Permit for Queensboro Extension
Receiver Whitridge authorized to extend the Third Avenue surface line over the Queensboro Bridge linking with the main stem. Public Service Commission grants convenience and necessity certificate to the bridge company. Judge Lacombe amends prior order granting Whitridge authority to contract for track construction and connections via Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth Streets with the Third Avenue Railroad.
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Mayor Gaynor Heads to Annapolis for St John's College Address
Mayor Gaynor departed for Annapolis at noon to deliver the principal commencement address at St. John's College University of Maryland and to receive the degree of Doctor of Laws. He will return to the city tomorrow.
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