Yale Eyes Closer Ties With Hospitals And Western Schools
Yale President Hadley outlined plans to unite with New Haven General Hospital and raise about 600000 for a new clinical and pathological laboratory. The report highlights expanding ties with Western preparatory schools and increasing Western high school enrollment, plus a 100000 endowment for the Elizabethan Club from Alexander Cochran.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Hadley
Yale
New Haven General Hospital
Yale Elizabethan Club
Alexander Cochran
Cochran
England
Albert Seessel
Frances E. Cutler
Henry O. Hotchkiss
Francis Bacon
Yale Law Alumni Dinner Vigorously Opposes Roosevelt Recall
Yale Law School alumni dinner and commencement exercises degenerated into a protest against Rooseveltian doctrines. William B Hornblower, the commencement orator, labeled Roosevelt’s Chicago trip a menace to American political institutions. Justice Pitney and Justice Clarke joined in denouncing judicial recall as undermining the judiciary.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale Law School
William B Hornblower
New York
Roosevelt
Chicago
Hornblower
Law School
Justice Pitney
United States Supreme Court
John Proctor Clarke
New York Supreme Court
Pitney
Taft
Phi Beta Kappa Day at Harvard Honors Rochambeau Orator
Ambrobridge mass. June 17 Phi Beta Kappa Day was observed with a Harvard Hall meeting and a procession to Sanders Theatre. French Ambassador Jus serand spoke on Field Marshal Rochambeau's American career while John J Chapman of New York read an ode. Edward Coleman won second prize of 25 dollars for a Old Testament exam. About 440 seniors answered a class survey with 66 indicating a definite plan.
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New York Times
Ambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard Hall
Sanders’ Theatre
M. Jusserand
America
Comte de Rochambeau
France
John J. Chapman
New York
Edward Coleman
Unclear profession choices of respondents
The record shows a survey of undecided individuals with 114 men aiming for business, including 10 for banking, followed by law 69, engineering 50, medicine 29, teaching 43, the ministry 28, journalism 14, manufacturing 37, literature 14, forestry 6, architecture 17, agriculture 8, music 3, and mining 2, highlighting diverse career interests.
Cardinal Farley Heads St Francis Xavier College Exercises
Cardinal Farley presided at the St Francis Xavier College commencement on West Sixteenth Street. Degrees conferred included Doctors of Laws and Masters of Arts for several honorees, with orations stressing Catholic teaching to address social issues. Cardinal urged Christian workplace principles and gave apostolic benediction.
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Cardinal Farley
St. Francis Xavier College
West Sixteenth Street
James H. Rockwell
Mer
James V. Lewis
Eugene J. Donnelly
Thomas J. McCluskey
Fordham University
Charles William Sloane
Thomas O'Conor Sloane
J. H. Fargis
C. . O’keefe
Alfred
John O'Kane Murray
John Joseph O’brien
William Louis U Conor
Joan Joseph O’dowd
Ernest Aloysius Zema
Peter A. Boyle
W. Louis O’connor
Charles M. O'Keefe
Alfred J. Talley
New York
Four Wesleyan Coeds Win Phi Beta Kappa Honors
Middletown Conn June 17 Wesleyan University honors the last four women to leave the university as Phi Beta Kappa members Amy Sheldon Helen Willis Faith Bonfoey and Hester Reynolds all of Middletown join nine male graduates with similar honors Shanklin delivered his final undergraduate address and the Rev EB S Ninde spoke as two members answered.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Shanklin
Amy Sheldon
Helen E. Willis
Faith Bonfoey
Hester W. Reynolds
EB. 8. Ninde
Wellesley Girls to Wed at Commencement
At Wellesley College commencement several students announced engagements. Dorothy G. Henderson a senior from Niagara Falls is to marry Harold B. Brenton of Pittston Pennsylvania a Michigan College 1911 graduate. Dorothy Deemer a senior from Red Oak Iowa is engaged to Hiram C. Houghton Jr of Wisconsin College 1906. Both are active in undergraduate affairs.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Wellesley College
Dorothy G. Henderson
Harold B. Brenton
Pittston
Penn
Michigan Collegin
Iowa
President Gibbs Resigns From New Hampshire College
President William D. Gibbs of New Hampshire College resigns effective September 1. Trustees received the letter at their meeting last Saturday and announced the retirement after more than a year of contemplation. Gibbs, inaugurated October 28, 1903, plans to enter business. a committee will seek his successor.
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Durham
N. H
William D. Gibbs
New Hampshire College
Gibbs
VETOES ARMY BILL and STANDS BY COMMERCE COURT
President Taft vetoes the Army Appropriation bill over added provisions affecting the General Staff and Major General Wood. He also vetoes the bill funding executive and judicial branches to block creation of a Federal Court of Commerce. Congress debates overriding or resending tied to army reforms and court status.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
House of Representatives
Congress
Warren
Hay
War College
General Staff
President vetoes bill over Commerce Court abolition precedent
The president vetoes a legislative bill to abolish the Commerce Court, arguing the move sets a dangerous precedent for veto power over appropriation bills. He notes Congress carefully considered the measure, with urging telegrams from supporters and plans to retain the five judges as circuit judges if the court is dissolved.
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Commerce Court
Congress
House
Underwood
Week of Sacrifices at New York Auto Bargain House
A New York used car sale promotes deep discounts with 1911 Packards priced from 2,300 to 2,700 and many others including Peerlesses Renaults Benzes Lancias and Fiats. Installment plans offered as owners seek cash. a wide range of models and prices list common makes from $125 to $2,700.
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Matheson
Rainiers
Renaults
Benzes
Lancia
Thomas
Whites
Pullman
Stearns
Panhards
Fiats
Maxwells
Pope-Hartfords
Regal
Cadillacs
Chalmers
Flanders
Overlands
Palmer Singer
Thomas Taxi
Cadillac Taxi
Jandorf Automobile Co
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Rothschilds
Alcos
Columbias
Mathesons
Packards
Pierces
Broadway
Velie
Cumberland St
Brooklyn
Motor Finance Co
West 59Th St
Tel
Columbus
Thomas Broadway
64Th St. Rainier
Thomas, Broadway
64Th St. Eee
Rambler
U. S. Tube Co
20Th Century Co
Oldsmobile
64Th St
New. Thomas
R’dway
H. P
Senate Moves to Abolish Court and Judges in Amendment
The Senate backs a Hoke Smith amendment proposing to abolish the court and the Judges. The conference may drop the clause, but the President would veto the bill regardless. If both court and Judges are abolished a veto override seems unlikely. abolition of the court alone might survive a two-thirds vote in each house.
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Senate
Hoke-Smith
Central Railroad of Georgia plans $35 million improvements
Central Georgia’s Big Plan. Atlanta report says Central Railroad of Georgia stockholders will meet on July 18 to authorize issuing $75 million in 5 percent refunding bonds. Of that amount $40 million funds refunding and the remainder finances improvements. About 25? million will be spent soon.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Central Railroad of Georgia
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