Princeton Confers Degrees on 252 Graduates at Commencement
Princeton University awarded degrees to 252 graduates in Alexander Hall. President Hibben presided as gifts totaling 614,524 dollars were announced, with Mrs. Sage extending a dining hall gift until Jan 1 1915 to raise 350,000 more. Dudley Avery received a BA as class of 1562, after leaving to join the Confederate Army. An array of honorary degrees followed with speeches from Dean West praising recipients in arts, law, and science. Seniors closed with cup ceremonies and benches burned at Nassau Hall.
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New York Times
Princeton
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
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Russell Sage
University
Hibben
Dudley Avery
Avery
Mr. Avery
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Andrew West
John Wesley Beatty
Carnerie Institute of Pittsburgh
America
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Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Second Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Timothy Cole
Joan Williams White
Harrvard University
American School At
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Archaeological Institute of America
Aristophanes
William Crawford Gorgas
United States
United States Army
Havana
Panama Canal
Empedocles
Agrigentum
New York Business Man Dies After Yale Harvard Game
Mark H. Burch of New York, president of Burch Bailey & Co., collapsed and died after a Yale Harvard baseball game at Yale Field. He died of apoplexy, the medical examiner ruled. He was visiting to attend Yale commencement for a friend’s son.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale Field
Mark H. Burch
New York
Monument Makers
Scarborough
Burch
Yale
Burch, Bailey & Co
Thomas Street
Ralph Burch
Euclid Hall
Broadway
Eighty-fifth Street
Allenhurst
N. J
COMMEMORATION OF NEW YORK INSTITUTION DEAF AND DUMB
The New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb held its ninety sixth commencement on its grounds at 163d Street and Fort Washington Avenue. About 5000 attendees saw pupils display manual training, art, dancing, and music by a thirty piece band. Diplomas and prizes were distributed by Charles A Teale. several graduates and clergy received recognition. Cardinal Farley and other bishops sent cables of congratulations.
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New York Institution For the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
163D Street
Fort Washington Avenue
Charles Augustus Stoddard
Enoch Henry Currier
Lena Hierschleifer
John J. O'Brien
Charles l. Drake
Lizzie Caplan
Niagara Falls
Minnie Brown
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Charles A. Teale
America
Walter KE. Kadel
George H. Gilmore
Kya Christian
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William Burke
Charles H. Drake
Mary E. Gilmore
William L. Garrison
Harvard 64 Leads Crimson March Class Day 1914
Cambridge Mass June 16 Harvard class of 1914 held class day exercises. Seniors marched to Appleton Chapel for service and Sanders Theatre hosted formal exercises with A L Jackson Englewood N J as orator C P Curtis Jr Boston poet and P Potter Long Branch N J as odist. Afternoon crowd gathered for class tree rites then ivy ovation and confetti battle at the stadium with Oshe Perkins West Newton leading the rainbow-tinged amphitheatre crowd.
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Sanders Theatre
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Englewood
N. J
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Boston
P &. Potter
Long Branch
J. R. Oshe Perkins
West Newton
Princeton Alumni Trustees and Reunion Attendance Records
Wilson Farrand of New York was elected today by the alumni of Princeton to serve on the Board of Trustees for five years. The 1901 Trophy Cut for the largest percentage of alumni in attendance at the 1914 reunion was won by the class of 1869 with a percentage of 70.97, the highest figure in the cup’s history. The class had twenty-two of its living alumni present at the reunion from Saturday until today noon. The class of 1918 also set a record in numbers by having 210 of its membership present.
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A. D. Campbell
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R. E. Gleason
R. J. McTiarmid
Thaw
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A. T. Waterman
James W. Queen
K. K. Smith
A. S. Eastman
Harvard
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Edward Mack
A. F. Buddington
H. B. Goodrich
Francis Hinton
R. G. Thompson
Orson Desaix Mann
J. R. le Compte, Jr
Bayre
Wilson Farrand
New York
Princeton
Teunion
Yale Alumni Parade Ends With Ball Game At Yale Field
Yale New Haven June 16 A gale disrupted the reunion events as alumni in colorful garb chased hats through the streets. Pi Beta Kappa honors went to Pierson Muir Tuttle Rockaway NJ with 372 and Kendrick D. Burrough Cape Girardeau MO 366 high marks in their respective fields. President Hadley reported to the alumni as class luncheons followed and the Blue and Crimson prepared for the ball game at Yale Field.
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New Haven
Conn
T. R. Lounsbury
Phi Beta Kappa
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Montclair
William J. Schieffelin, Jr
New York
Chi
Arlington
Mass
Hadley
University
Yale Field
Small Navy Men Block Plan To Sell Ships To Greece
Members of the House, absent in Washington, blocked Secretary Daniels plan to sell the battleships Mississippi and Idaho to Greece and to fund a new dreadnought. The bid was in the Naval Appropriation bill in the Senate. the House conferees refused it and Padgett withdrew the concurrence motion after a long night session. The absence left the chamber in a near quorum crisis as spectators in galleries joined in singing My Old Kentucky Home and America.
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House
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Greece
Mississippi
Idaho
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Senate
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Kentucky Home
America
Cathedral College Closing Exercises at Cathedral Hall
The closing exercises of Cathedral College the preparatory department of St. Josephs Seminary Dunwoodie were held yesterday in College Hall 462 Madison Avenue with the Right Rev Joseph F Mooney presiding the Cardinal s Medal for general ex cellence was awarded and announced.
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Dunwoodie
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Cornell Class Pledges 130000 to Alumni Fund
The Cornell University class of 1914 held class day at the natural amphitheatre behind the library slope. Albert H. Henderson memorial orator announced a 130000 pledge to the alumni fund for twenty years, the largest senior class pledge yet. Bert W. Hendrickson delivered the class oration urging perseverance and the never say die spirit that helped Cornell football beat Pennsylvania and win the intercollegiate trophy. he urged seniors to carry that spirit through life and to withhold alumni criticism until facts are known.
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New York Times
Ithaca
Cornell University
Cornell Library
Albert H. Henderson
Brooklyn
Elasa
Bert W. Hendrickson
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Ile
Governor Glynn Signs Bills Cutting State Appropriations
Albany June 16 Gov Glynn signed the appropriation bills after cutting items totaling 1 308 401 The bills total 47 570 000 including 7 750 000 for sinking fund The governor vetoed unexpended balances of 1 700 000 Reductions hit the public institutions construction and repair general and supply bills The administration says current expenses were reduced by almost 11 000 000 avoiding a direct tax The outlook warns of a deficit next year and possible need for a loan or act to cover the gap
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New York Times
Albany
Glynn
Executive Chamber
Education Department
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