Normal College Holds 312 Graduates In Expanded Carnegie Hall
Normal College of the City of New York wraps its thirty fourth commencement with 312 graduates, as Carnegie Hall required widening. President Thomas Hunter and Henry A. Rogers preside as gowns gleam white, diplomas are handed from baskets to each graduate, with 512 women marching for diplomas after a formal program of addresses, music, and speeches.
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City of New York
Carnegie Hall
Elatiee
Thomas Hunter
Henry A. Rogers
Board of “Vaucation
Martha E.hagen
Bertha B. Ellison
Philope
America
Rogers
Aevien
Edsion
Hunter
Schoo
Manhattan
Bronx
Abramson
Flenriett Bateman
Grace
Bergman
Antoinette Blakeney
Kathryn V. Boschen
Laura M. Bruning
Florence
Clarke
Helen A. Davis
Edythe E. Doolan
Rose H. Engel
Anna E. Fairchild
Calphurni Falk
Henrietta R. Foy
Susan V. Frank
Fanny
Garfinkel
Lena
S Smith
Mima
Goldenson
Selina
Steiner
Harriet
P. Grohe
Pauline
Stern
Helen May
Guntermann
Bertha Still
Ida Frances
Harbison
Sylvia R. Streich
Adelheid Elise
Hayden
Elizabeth I Sweeney
Marie T. G. Jones
William. Thomas
M. Theodora
Kaneen
Anna. Katzman
Mary. Welker
Lillie May
Keane
Nora C. Wiese
Carrie R. Kramer
Anna L. Wolfish
Esther H
Commencement Speakers Named for City College Tonight
The College of the City of New York announces the final programme for tonight's Carnegie Hall commencement. Speakers include Morris Weisenberg salutatory and second honorary oration on Benjamin Franklin, Charles Kroll seventh honorary oration on Altruistic Aims, Isidor Glotzer fourth oration on The Social Worker, George Frankenthaler third honorary oration Separation but Not Isolation, Arnold Jacobowitz valedictory and first honorary oration The Philosophy of Life, Moses Stonewall Jackson, Samuel W. Paterson The Unknown Great, and Simon C. Grudberg Benjamin Disraeli.
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College of the City of New York
Carnegie Hall
Morris Weisenberg
Benjamin Franklin
Charles Kroll
Isidor Glotzer
Ues
George Frankenthaler
Arnold Jacobowitz
Henry Clay
Moses
Stonewall Jackson
Samuel W. Paterson
the Unknown Great
Simon C. Grudberg
Benjamin Disraeli
St John's College Holds Eighth Commencement in Fordham
Archbishop Farley presided at the St John s College commencement in Fordham presenting Pontificale Romanum volumes to the archbishop and conferring honorary degrees. Doctors of Laws went to Charles M Bulger and George M Elebohlis while Masters of Arts were awarded to eight graduates including George T Walsh and Alexis X Phelan.
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St. John's College
Fordham
Farley
James P. Clark
Armin J. Sibbel
Charles M. Bulger
George M. Elebohlis
Seton Hall College Holds Forty-Seventh Commencement
Fifteen young men graduate at Seton Hall College in Orange New Jersey as Bishop O Connor presides. Rev. Thomas Tracy Hendricks receives Doctor of Laws by honorary degree and delivers the address. Masters of Arts are awarded to William Patrick Brennan Thomas Joseph Callery John Joseph Devlin Edward Francis Farraher Edward Charles Mannion Charles Andrew McCarthy and Charles James Woods.
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Orange
N. J
Seton Hall College
Bishop O'Connor
Duccese
Newark
Thomas Tracy Hendricks
University of the State of New York
Seton Hall
Hendricks
William Patrick Brennan
Thomas Joseph Callery
John Joseph Devlin
Edward Trancis Farraher
Edward Charles Mannion
Charlies Andrew McCarthy
Charles James Woods
Polytechnic Institute Class of 1903 Commencement
The Polytechnic Institute held its 1903 commencement at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn. Assistant District Attorney Martin W. Littleton and Dean Brainerd Kellogg spoke, awarding BA degrees to Journeau and Pirie, BS to Baumgarten Boughton Suydam Rapalje Seeken, Civil Engineer to William Berry, Electrical Engineers Dornbusch Phillips Ferguson Scheel, and Mechanical Engineer to Alfred Helwig.
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Polytechnic Institute
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Martin W. Littleton
Brainerd Kellogg
Henry Periie Journeau
Gordon Lennox Pirie
Benjamin Christian Baumgarten
Everett William Boughton
Walter Suydam Rapalje
Albert Frederick Seeken
Brown University Commencement Ends With 1835 Graduates
Brown University in Providence held its 135th commencement with 1835 graduates. Honorary degrees were awarded to J B Dimmel of Newport and J C Monaghan of Madison Wis, plus Theodore Woolsey of Yale, William Vail Kellen of Boston, President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton, and Gov. Montague of Virginia.
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R. I
Brown University
J. B. Diman
Newport
J. C. Monaghan
Madison
Wis
United States
Chemnitz
Theodore
Woolsey
Yale
William Vail Kellen
Boston
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Gov
Montague
Virginia
Tufts College Grants Largest Commencement in History
Tufts College of Medford Mass hosted its largest class to graduate with 169 diplomas awarded at today’s commencement. Among 16 honorary degrees, Charles H. Darling received the Doctor of Laws honor, joined by Kenrys C. Moe of the US Philippine Commission and Col. Carroll D. Wright, US Commissioner of Labor, in the notable ceremony.
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Mass
Tufts
Charles H. Darling
Kenrys C. ‘Ioe
United States Philippine Commission
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
University of Pennsylvania 147th Commencement Held at Academy of Music
The 147th commencement at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia featured Gov. Pennypacker on the stage as Provost Harrison conferred degrees on nearly 500 graduates. Dr. Horace Howard Furness delivered the oration while honorary degrees went to Francis Preston Venable Charles D Walcott John Grimes Walker William Crawford Gorgas and Felix Emmanuel Schelling.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
United States
William Crawford Gorgas
United States Army
Felix Emmanuel Schelling
Rutgers Alumni Elects Trustee And Credits Hobart Portrait
W Van Steenberg of New York City won the alumni trustee seat over Howard N Fuller of Albany at Rutgers College Alumni Association. Rev Dr Joseph R Duryee delivered the annual address on college life. Trustees announced a portrait gift of the late Vice President Garret A Hobart presented by Mrs Hobart. A class of forty one night graduates, with Austin W Scott and Eugene W Erler as classical honorees and Frank S Booth winning the rhetoric honor.
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N. J
Rutgers College Alumni Association
W. van Steenberg
New York City
Howard N. Fuller
Albany
N. Y
Joseph R. Duryee
Garret A. Hobart
Hobart
Austin W. Scott
Papase Scott
Eugene W. Erler
Newark
Frank 8. Booth
Ees
Hobart College Installs Langdon Ward Stewarts as President
Hobart College held its seventy eighth commencement with the formal installation of Rev Langdon C Stewardson as president. Hobart won all intercollegiate prizes open to Hobart Trinity Kenyon and the University of the South with S T D and LL D honors awarded to noted clergymen Isaac Sharpless of Haverford and others.
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N. Y
Langdon C. Stewardson
Hobart College
Hobart
Trinity
Kenyon
University of the Sout
Loring W. Batten
D. D
New York
James Elden- Spencer
Tarrytown
Amos Skele
Rochester
LL. D
Isaac Sharpless
Haverford College
Lehigh University Honors 60 Graduates in Ceremony
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania on June 17 Lehigh University awarded diplomas to a class of sixty. Dr Lyman Abbott addressed the graduates and alumni speaker William R Butler from the class of 1870 gave the alumni address.
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Penn
Lehigh University
Lyman _ Abbott
William R. Butler
Cornell Forestry School Suspended by Cornell Trustees
Ithaca June 17 The State College of Forestry at Cornell was suspended indefinitely by the Board of Trustees after the state vetoed funding. President Schurman cited state wishes on Adirondack control and indemnity concerns, noting no state money has benefited Cornell forestry while state work has burdened finances.
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Europe
America
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University
F. C. Cornell
R. B. Willams
Thomas F. Hunt
John Craig
G. S. Hopkins
State Veterinary College
Forrest R. Jones
Clark
Gifford
College of Forestry
B. E. Fernow
Rockefeller
Corwell
East Avenue
Phillips Exeter marks 120th commencement with notable alumni
Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire held its 120th commencement with over 500 alumni returning for reunions. Guests included Harvard president Charles W Eliot Dartmouth president William Tucker New Hampshire Governor Bachelder and Senators Gallinger and Burnham. The day featured an oration by Francis Rawle and a dedication of the new 35000 alumni hall.
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N.H
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
William. Tucker
Dartmouth
Bachelder
New Hampshire
Gallinger and Burnham
Stickney
Vermont
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
Francis Rawlee
Woodberry
Edward Everett Hale
Academy
Commencement at Pascal Institute Highlights Girls Graduates
Mrs. Russell Sage presided at the Pascal Institute commencement at 3576 Lexington Avenue. Eleven dressmaking students received diplomas as Sage urged girls to balance brains with heart and cooperate with God for a purposeful life.
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Lexington Avenue
Russell Sage
Portrait of Aged Teacher Unveiled at Williamsburg School
Leonard Dunkley, longtime principal of Public School No 16 on Wilson Street Williamsburg, was honored yesterday with a portrait donated by the Old First Class Association. Attendees included ex Mayor F W Wurster ex Fire Commissioner William C Bryant Tax Commissioner Frank Sperry and David T Wilson. Dunkley, over eighty, retired last summer and could not attend.
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Wilson Street
Williamsburg
F. W. Wurster
Brooklyn
William C. Bryant
Frank Sperry
David T. Wilson
Dunkley
Hammond Odell Named to Fourteenth District School Board
President Cantor of Manhattan appointed Hammond Odell to the local Fourteenth District School Board yesterday. Odell is the son of Hamilton Odell, the lawyer.
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Work Derrick Accident Kills Man in Bungay Street Area
Joseph M. Burke aged 46 of 666 East One Hundred and Forty-sixth Street an employee in the Sewer department was killed by a derrick boom while at work on Bungay Street between Whitlock Avenue and Austin Place yesterday afternoon. James Curtin aged 65 of 209th Street and Perry Avenue was detained by police at the Alexander Avenue Station on suspicion of being indirectly responsible for the accident.
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Allen and Le Roy win Metropolitan doubles title in upset
Harry F. Allen and Robert Le Roy of Belmont Cricket Club win the Men's Championship Doubles at the Metropolitan lawn tennis tournament on the West Side courts. They beat Holcombe Ward and Ross Burchard in four sets 6-0 5-7 8-6 6-4 after advancing past Hackett and Little in the semi finals. The event featured strong players from Philadelphia New York clubs and Yale Princeton ties with Ward’s earlier National title status noted.
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LeRoy
Columbia University
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Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Yale
Princeton
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Vantage
Love
le Roy
Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Harold H. Hackett
West Side Tennis Club
New York
Holcombe Ward
Ross Burchard
Orange
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Paret
Elizabeth H. Moore
Sarah Homans
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Theodore Roosevelt Pell
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J. S. Stradel
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Wylie C. Grant
Big Prices For Yearlings At Rancho del Paso Sale
The third day of Rancho del Paso yearling sales at Gravesend saw top money with a $15,000 bid from J Kneale for a Star Ruby-Linda Vista colt, acting for an unnamed principal. Pierre Lorillard paid $14,000 for a Goldfinch-Lucania colt. many others sold for $2,500 or more as averages for the sale surpassed previous years.
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Watercress
Breeding Stock Pedigrees and Prices At Sale
A long list of horse names and sires outlines breeding stock offerings and prices. Entries show dam lines such as Watercress Dream, Golden Garter, and St Andrew with sires like L' Amazone, Maxim, Hindoo, and Salvator. Prices range from 2,000 to 7,100, highlighting a mixed catalog of mares and fillies for sale.
Morris County Golf Club Draws 80+ Entrants for Open
Morristown reports more than eighty entries for the Morris County Golf Club invitation tournament starting tomorrow on the club course. The list includes college players and notable local club members such as Max Behr Yale J Simmons Yale C W Harkness Princeton J W Baker Princeton and numerous Morris County participants from Morristown Montclair and Baltusrol among others.
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Baltus County
True “ H. Plum
Morris
B. Garretson
Fae Rheinart
Prince- L OF
Conklin
Princeton
Josiah Macy
Alfred Macy
W. Eginton
St. Andrew’ S
Ollive
St. Andrew's
Ralph C. Carroll
Knollwood
Max Behr
Yale
J. Simmons
W. O'Conner
Essex County
Baltusrol
W. D. Vanderpool
G. J. Little
Beling
Griswold
Gillespie
W. G. Bibb
Aay
Marine and Field
R. v. Candler
Baltusta Morgan Smith
Archibald Forbes
Perry Merrill
E. B. Schley
E.C. Jennings
Garden
R. M. Sanford
South Orange
F. Tobin
Richmond Hill
C. W. Harkness
Morris County
Montclairemere Henry
B. Beckwith
S. V. Beckwith
Englewood
M. G. Bogue
Columbia University
BD. Bogue
Oscar E. Stevens
J. W. Baker
Se Carnegie
C. L. Tappin
Gardener F
H.B. Frelinghuysen
J. A. Tyng
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
E. A. Todd
Travis on Montclair Links
Walter J. Travis visited Montclair Golf Club and completed two rounds in the high seventies. He paired with club members in best ball foursomes and won both matches, including a morning game with Paul Wilcox against W. C. Freeman and T. T. Reid.
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Montclair Golf Club
Travis
Paul Wilcox
W. C. Freeman
T. T. Reid
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E. Freeman
Howard
A. Colby
W.C. Freeman
Colby
Freeman
E.calby
W. K
Reevwaji
SI i
A. Freeman
W. Freeman
Reid