Hadley says wealth not success in Yale baccalaureate
President Hadley of Yale urges ethics over statutes in a New Haven talk to graduates. He argues private business is a public trust when public welfare is affected and that true success lies in sacrifice and service rather than wealth. He warns modern prosperity outgrows old law and ethics and calls for ethics to govern future industry.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Hadley
Yale
West Point
Annapolis
Harvard President Warns on Absentee Management
Cambridge June 16 President Lowell of Harvard warned that absentee management remains a national danger akin to Ireland's old system. He urged graduates to active civic life guided by moral principle and to improve service to all, resisting self interest and ensuring workers are treated fairly.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Ireland
Lowell
Harvard
Property owners urged to consider business interests
A speaker addresses readers who own or will own property or manage business interests, noting the importance of thoughtful planning and responsible stewardship in arriving at informed decisions. The remarks emphasize practical steps and community impact.
Finley delivers baccalaureate address at City College
Dr John H Finley president of the College of the City of New York gave the 1912 class baccalaureate in City College Great Hall. He spoke on the age of conquest of the far and the tele Victorian era mobility of people and ideas and urged graduates to travel and engage rather than remain at home. An organ recital by Prof Samuel A Baldwin followed the address, concluding with Tannhauser as the procession left.
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John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
City College
Cotton Bulletin
Bombay
Lloyds
Mistral
Rhone
Avignon
Gig Re Roe Ae Company
Syracuse
N.Y
Republic
Moon
China
Hercules
Theseus
Attica
Samuel A. Baldwin
Tannhauser
Centennial exercises mark Hamilton College graduation
In Clinton New York on June 16 the centennial class at Hamilton College holds graduation followed by a campus commemorative program. President Stryker delivers an address and reads a paper by Elihu Root. Gov. Dix and Clinton Scollard speak and an ode is read. Vice President Sherman closes with another address.
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Clinton
N. Y
Hamilton
Stryker
United States
Elihu Root
Gov.Dix
Clinton Scollard
Sherman
George Hodges
Harvard Theological Seminary
Allan McLane Hamilton
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Edmund Whetmore
Samuel Kirkland
Richmond
Union
Henry H. Perry Engaged to Miss Edith Nicholson
Announcement from Morristown New Jersey and Boston Massachusetts notes the engagement of Henry H. Perry of Boston to Miss Edith Nicholson of Morristown. Perry is Harvard 1907 and Harvard Law 1910.
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Edith Nicholson
Henry H. Perry
Boston
John Whitall Nicholson
Morristown
N. J
Perry
Arthur Perry
Marlborough Street
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Women Box Office At Victoria Theatre For Ticket Buyers
William Hammerstein plans a separate box office for women at the Victoria Theatre and roof garden to avoid lines. A special attendant will ensure courteous prompt service and women will have seat preference.
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William Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Roof Garden
Early Fall Brings New Plays to Times Square Theaters
The Forty second Street area in Times Square prepares for a busy early season with six theatres planned to open by Sept. 1. Productions include The Governor's Lady at the Republic and The Ne er Do Well at the Lyric with a Panama setting. The Count of Luxembourg opens at the New Amsterdam, The Model from Augustus Thomas may debut at Harris Theatre, and Miles Stones at Liberty promises a London success. The Eltinge Theatre opens With In The Law by Veiller as part of a crowded slate.
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Forty-second Street
Times Square
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Broadway
Republic
Alice Bradley
Washington
David Belasco
Charles Klein
Rex Beach
Panama
Klein
Luxembourg
New Amsterdam
Klaw & Erlanger
London
Augustus Thomas
Harris Theatre
Metropolitan
the Liberty
Arnold Bennett
Edward Knoblauch
Eltinge Forty-second Street Theatre
Bayard Veiller
The
Law
Chicago
Winter Garden to Close Whirl of Society Run
The Winter Garden will close the current show on June 29 and reopen July 8 with The Passing Show of 1912 and The Ballet of 1830. Ned Wayburn directs. Sidney Rosenfeld writes the book with Hirsch Berlin Atteridge music and new company plans. some original principals return. Al Jolson Josie Collins and others prepare summer breaks.
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Winter Garden
Ned Wayburn
Sidney Rosenfeld
Uis A. Hirsch
Irving Berlin
Harold Atteridge
Charles Ross
Alhambra Theatre
London
Raymond and
Augoust
Nellie Brown
Xenia G. Moore
Winter Garden Company
al Jolson
San Francisco
Josie Collins
Canada
Miss Catherine Metcalf Weds Artemas Ward in Grantwood Church
Miss Catherine Isobel Metcalf daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer R Metcalf of Palisades New Jersey married Artemas H Ward of Hackensack on Saturday at Grantwood Congregational Church Rev G H Elkins officiated. Attended by over 200 friends from New Jersey and the city. Maid of honor was Mrs Edward Fox sister of the bridegroom with bridesmaids Miss Gladys Millard and Miss Carrie Giles.
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Metcalf
A. E. Ward
Catherine Isobel Metcalf
Homer R. Metcalf
Palisades
N. J
Artemas H. Ward
Hackensack
Grantwood Congregational Church
G. H. Elkins
New Jersey
Edward Fox
Gladys Millard
Bailey Millard
Carrie Giles
Festival at St Ignatius Loyola Set for June 18 and 19
The Ladies Sodality of St Ignatius Loyola Church invite the public to a June festival at the large church building on Chuseday and Wednesday June 18 and 19. Proceeds fund furnishing of a newly acquired parish house.
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St. Ignatius Loyola
Ladies Sodality
St. Ignatius
Mexicans Fight Rebels Near Durango and Chihuahua
Reports from multiple Mexican fronts on June 16 describe Federal forces under Lieut. Col. Riverell routing about 600 rebels led by Escalado and Murrillo at Haciende Catalina and noting no casualty details. Additional dispatches mention retreats near Santa Ysabel, garrisoned posts, and skirmishes south of Bachimba with losses on both sides.
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Catalina
Durango
Riverell
Escalado
Murrillo
Haciende
Madera
Chihuahua
Mexico
Cheche”” Campos
Felix Terrazas
Santa Ysabel
Cusihuirachic
Santo Tomas
Juarez
Aguaje
la Cruz
Bachimba
Rebe
Eight Hurt In Auto Wreck At Shore Road
Eight persons were injured when aRunabout crashed into a telegraph pole near Egg Harbor New Jersey on the Shore Road. The car owned by Henry Kuehnle Jr. wrecked after skidding on sand. Kuehnle was pinned and unconscious, believed to have a brain concussion.
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New York Times
Egg
Harbor
N.J
Shore “Road
Henry Kuehnle, Jr
Louis ‘Kuehnne
Atlantic City
Chester Butler
Frank O. Breder
Harvard Men At Coney Island Reunion Outing
About 500 Harvard alumni visiting the city attended a Coney Island excursion yesterday afternoon and evening. They arrived at Sea Gate on the Christina and two New York Yacht Club steam yachts, Ranger and Viking, then toured the park in small groups. The Luna Band greeted them with tunes as the flotilla reached Sea Gate and led the way to the amusement area.
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Harvard
Coney Island
Sea Gate
Christina
New York Yacht Club
Ranger
Thomas W. Slocum
Harvard Club
Viking
George Fer, Jr
Coney
Automa Ee
Phil Remlein
Luna
Umpire Assault Leads to Fines and Jail Time
In Pittsburgh on June 16 Charles Hague, a spectator, was convicted for assaulting Ralph C. Kennedy, umpire of the H. G. Frick League. He must pay prosecution costs a $100 fine and serve nine months in county jail after a game between Lessering and Smock. Judge Umbel urged clean baseball in his sentencing remarks.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Penn
Ralph C. Kennedy
H. G. Frick
Charles ‘Hague
Umbel
Um- Lasccas
Obituary notices list prominent figures and deaths
A long obituary list from New York honors many figures who died recently. John Calhoun Chow, James Turnbull, Michael Gallucci, Joseph Hornung, Emily Deshons, Lester Gill, Clarence Carroll, Stephen Ransom, William Maxwell, Charles MacDonald, Hannah Nichols, Louise Kosmak, Mary Taylor, Catherine Strang, Charles Kornfeld, William Milne, and Charles Halstead are named with brief life facts and addresses.
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Michael Gallucci
Queens
Louis Gallucci
Isme
Gallucci
Italy
New York Law School
Newtown
Joseph Hornung
Deshons
Lester Thomas Gill
Rockaway
Rockaway Beach
Clarence F. Carroll
Marblehead
Mass
Warner, N. H
Yale
Carroll
Rochester
Stephen Ransom
West 131St Street
Sons of the Air
William Maxwell
Sandy Hooks
Pea Street
Brooklyn
Hindu word calms leopard at Central Park Zoo
Bill Snyder describes how a dark skinned Hindu with a red turban calmed Dick the leopard with the cry A-waasha A-waasha A-waasha. The keeper reports the animal relaxed after the call and later returned to anger when the visitor left. A milk trial for hair growth is briefly noted.
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Bill’ Snyder
Zoo
Central Park
Snyder
Cunningham
Bill
Lion House
Pat Keenan
The
Monkey House
Tod
Ese
Third Avenue
Bob Horton
Mrs Littleton to Talk on Jefferson Lecture for Fourth of July
Mrs Martin W Littleton wife of Congressman Littleton will deliver an illustrated Jefferson lecture as part of the safe and sane Fourth of July celebration. The Mayor's Committee accepted the offer yesterday and will announce the time and place later.
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Littleton
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Martin W. Littleton
Congressman Littleton
Bergman to star in Daughter of Heaven at Century Theatre
Henry Bergman, last season in The Typhoon, has been engaged by Liebler & Co for the Well of Wisdom in The Daughter of Heaven, the Chinese drama planned for the Century Theatre next fall. Cohan & Harris begin the new season July 1 in Atlantic City with Room 44 led by Frances Nordstrom, with a strong company. Walter Damrosch to begin casting The Dove of Peace at Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, inviting amateurs with good voices on equal footing with seasoned performers.
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Henry Bergman
Liebler & Co
Century Theatre
Mr. Bergman
Cohan & Harris
Atlatic City
Frances Nordstrom
Room 44
Henry E. Dixey
William ‘Boyd
Horace James
Lincoln Plummer
Andrew ‘Buckley
Gerald Bidewell
Charles P. Glocker
Stuart Robson
Edna Baker
Kath- Peas Stewart
Adelaide Hastings
Adaman
Walter Damrosch
Thirty-ninth Street Theatre
Painter Thomas P. Anschutz Dies at Fort Washington
Special to The New York Times Philadelphia June 16 Thomas Pollock Anschutz noted figure painter dies at his Fort Washington home. He taught at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts for thirty years and won its gold medal. Born 1851 in Kentucky, he studied under Thomas Eakins and earned a Buenos Aires gold medal for The Shadows. Two acclaimed works include The Iron Worker's Noontime and The Way to Live.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Thomas Pollock Anschutz
Fort Washington
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Anschutz
Academy
Whistler
Sargent
Mr. Anschutz
Kentucky
Thomas Eakins
Pennsylvania Academy
Iron Worker
T. B. Clarke
New York City
Dr Edmund Carleton Dies After Forty-One Years in New York Practice
Dr Edmund Carleton longtime professor of surgery at the Medical College for Women and instructor at New York Medical College and Flower Hospital died at his home 171 West Ninety-fifth Street. He was born December 11, 1839 and served in the North during the Civil War engaging in thirteen battles. He practiced in New York for forty-one years and held staff positions at Ward's Island Flower Hahnemann Metropolitan and other hospitals.
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Edmund Carleton
Medical College For Women
New York Medical College
Flower Hospital
West Ninety-fifth Street
Ward's Island
Flower
Hahnemann
Metropolitan
Dr. Carleton
Front
Washington
New York
Death of Divine M. Munger at Glen Cove estate
Divine M. Munger died at his home on the Pratt estate in Glen Cove after twenty five years as superintendent. Born in Peekskill seventy years ago he became head of the Glen Cove property after Charles Pratt bought the site. He organized the Benevolent Association of the fighter department of the Pennsylvania Railroad and helped found the Pilots' Association of the United States. He was a thirty second degree Mason.
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John Calhoun Chow
J. Marshall Chew
Church of the Good Shepherd
Newburg
Mr. Chew
South
Jamestown
Jeanie Turnbull
Washington
Sea Cliff
L. I
Divine M. Munger
Glen Cove
Peekskill
Charles Pratt
Brooklyn
Glen Cove Place
Munger
Fighter Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pilots’ Association of the
United States
Col Edward B Tenbroeck Dies From Fall In Albany
Col Edward B Tenbroeck aged 66 died at St Peter's Hospital from injuries after a fall from the stoop of his lodging house at 8 North Hawk Street Albany. He was son of the late Cornelius Tenbroeck once Clerk of the Court of Appeals and later head of the Land Tax Bureau in the State Controller's office.
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Albany, NY
Edward B. Tenbroeck
St. Peter’s Hospital
North Hawk Street
Cornelius Tenbroeck
Court of Appeals
Dheng
Land Tax Bureau
State Controller’s Office
Birth Announcements For J Solomon And F Witz
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J Solomon at 515 West 110th Street on June 11. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs F Witz at 1202 Lexington Avenue on June 15.
Marriages Listed Across New Jersey and Brooklyn
A series of婚 wedding notices dated June 10 to June 16, 1912, in Mount Vernon and Brooklyn announce marriages of Kathryn Marsh to Warren Rodgers, Catherine Metcalf to Artemas Ward, Carolyn Stein hart to Dr Leo Bohm, Bessie Rothblatt to Dr Bernard Eliasberg, Blanch Reiss to Isadore Fullerman, Bertha Hollander to Albert Fried, Alice Evans to William Gough, Jessie Stuart to Frank Griffin, Selma Stern to Charles Koplik, Celia Pechner to Joseph Lande, Evangeline Prosser to Bertram Latz, Rae Schall to Edward Lehmann, Leah Greenberg to Alexander Mayper, Lil Flusser to Melvin Moritz, Lillian Nathan to Simon Nathan, Helen Roux to Liebrand Niewenhous, Emms Cook to Frederick Schall, Mabel Sheridan to Fred Bean, Johanna Iceman to Frederick Schaufelberger, Carolyn Droge to Joseph Schwab, and others in Brooklyn.
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Jessie Stuart
Frank J. Griffin
Koplik—Stern
Selma Stern
Charles M. Koplik
Lande—Pechner
Celia Pechner
Joseph Lande
Latz—Prosser
Evangeline Prosser
Bertram Latz
Lehmann—Schall
Rae Schall
Edward Lehmann
Mayper
Died Notices from June 1912 Brooklyn Funeral Listings
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated June 15 to 18 1912 from Brooklyn and nearby areas. Entries mention Emily F Alley Martin J Bernhardt Elizabeth Belcher Bullard John Cahoon Edmund Carleton and others with funeral details, homes, and service times.
Obituary notices listing June 1912 deaths and funeral details
A long string of obituary notices and funeral details from New York area residents. Entries include Hannah M Nichols Mary Adelaide Peters Emily Saidler Mary F Shea Jim Stevens Catherine Strang Mary Lee Taylor Edward B Tenbroeck George B Wilson and many others with addresses and service times.
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William Saidler
Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Shea
Mary F
John Augustus Shea
St. Peter’s Church
New Brighton
TI. Stevens
Rome
N. Y
Jim Stevens
Strang
Philadelphia
Catherine Matilda Strang
Joseph White
Elizabeth Belcher Strang
Taylor
Schermerhorn St
Brooklyn
Mary Lee
P. W. Taylor
Tenbroeck
Albany
Col
Edward B. Tenbroeck
Albany Rural Cemetery
Wilson
Walnut St
George B. Wilson
Death of Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu Peace Advocate and Scholar
Paris June 16 Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu director of the Institute of France and a Free School of Political Science died. born February 18 1842 in Lisieux he authored many works on history politics and religion and was known as a peace movement writer. His studies covered Russian history and church liberalism among other topics and he held membership in the Institute of France as a Knight of the Legion of Honor.
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Paris
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu
Institute of France
M. Leroy-Beaulieu
Anatole Henri Jean Baptiste Leroys Beaulieu
Lisieux
France
Free School of Political Science
Legion of Honor
Nicholas Milutine
Harvard Greek scholar William Goodwin dies at 81
Cambridge, June 16 Professor Emeritus William Watson Goodwin of Harvard University renowned for Greek literature died at his home last night at age 81. He authored Greek texts and held roles in educational societies both in the United States and abroad. He was a Knight of the Greek Order of the Redeemer and held honorary degrees from Bonn Amherst Cambridge Edinburgh Harvard Chicago Yale Oxford Gottingen Columbia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
William Watson Goodwin
Harvard University
Goodwin
In Memoriam Notices for June Unveilings and Masses
A list of memorial notices announcing unveiling of monuments and masses at various cemeteries and churches. Entries include Henry Cerf Adolph Herschman Isaac Carr ie Jacobson Amelia Lindner Patrick Lynch Elizabeth McGovern Thomas McKenna Jacob Mayer Raphael Marcella Scully Fanny Woythaler with dates June 23 or nearby and times 2 P to 3 P or 9 A M across Mount Carmel Washington Salem Fields and other sites.
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CERF
Henry
Mount Carmel
Diva June Herschman
Adolph
Washington Cemetery
Higgins
Malvina J
Macpelah Cemetery
St. Rita’s
Katie
Lynch
Patrick F
Mayer
Jacob
Salem Fields
Karen
Raphael
Marcella C
Scully
John S
Mass Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Woythaler
Fanny
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Root
Box Office For Women
New York State
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Morelos
Mexico City
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Huitzilac
Tres Marias
Commodore Kuehnle
Luna Band
Charles H. MacDonald
Custom House
Fountain Avenue
Royal Arcanum
Hannah M. Nichols
Adelbert $. Nichols
Harlem Board of Commerce
Dutchess County
Graham _ Institute
Washington Avenue
Cathoprine M. Strang
William B. Strang
Yonkers
Charles Kornfeld
Cigar Menchires
Edgemere
Bohemia
Mares William QC. Milne
Rhode Island
Newport
Army of the Potomac
Charles H. Halstead
New N. Y
Central Hudson St Boat’ Company
Odell
Naar
Man In A
Red Turban
Bill Snyder
Kent
Lewis &@oneer
Thomas P. Anschutz
Pennsylvania Fine Arts Academy
D. M. Munger
Bryant
Rodgers—Marsh
Edwin Stevens
Mount Vernon
Kathryn Ryerson Marsh
Warren Amiel Rodgers
Ward—Metcalf
Grantwood
Catherine I. Metcalf
Palisade
N. Js
William and John Garside
Newark
Artemas E. Ward
Bean—Sheridan
Mabel Sheridan
Fred A. Bean
Schaufelberger
Iseman
Johanna Iceman
Frederick C. Schaufelberger
Schwab
Droge
Carolyn Droge
Joseph F. Schwab
Oneida
N. H
Carleton
Homoeopathic Medical Society
County of New York
West 95Th SE
J. Wilford Allen
Lindsley F. Cocheu
Chew
John Calhoun Chew
John Marshall Chew
St. John the Divine
St. Columbus Chapel
Frederick
Emma L. Deming
Harbison
Georgie H. Harbison
George W. Wood
Lloyd R. Harbison
Hasslocher
Louise Hasslocher
John B. Hasslocher
Madison Av
St. Joseph’s
87Th St
Avenue A
King
Agnes Sands
Charles C. King
North Fulton
Kornfeld
Frontenac
Julius
Emil
Edward
Alfred
Ottilie Hyams
Mount Zion Cemetery
Kosmak
Louise Wack
Emil H. Kosmak
Moore
St. Luke's Hospital
Margaret
John D
Julia L. ‘Moore
Morgan
Charles Newton
Lake Placid
Greenwood
Murfitt
Jane
Titres Co. Murfitt
Oxford St
Barnett
Louis
Catharine St
Barnum
Donnellen
Oki ‘Gues
Fueneral
Duffy
James F
Fulton Ave
Bronx
M. Egbert
Kate J
West
Fauerbach
Edgecombe Av
Freudenthal
Halpin
Margaret F
46Th St
McHenry
James M
William
Sherman &J
Quain Micheal
Willdridge
Grand Av
Jersey City
Philipp
Zabriskie St
Westchester County
White Plains
Hasbrouck
Helen N
Larchmont
Leroy-Beaulieu Dies
Knight of Legion of Honor
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
John W. Lyon Co
Bariew
the Woodlawn Cemetery
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