Governor Odell Attends Cornell Commencement Exercises
Governor Odell attends Cornell University’s 34th annual commencement in Ithaca. President Schurman presides as 450 first degrees and 53 advanced degrees are conferred. Odell later speaks at alumni luncheon praising education, civic duty, and the university’s role in state progress.
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Lord Kelvin
Dr. Jowett
Baltol College
Odell
T. F. Crane
Cornell University
Commonwealth
Republic
Yale
Harvard
Gov. Odell
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
James G. Graham
Cuthbert W. Pound
George E
Priest
E. Ae Stewart
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Peekskill
Stevens Institute Commencement Exercises at Lyric Theatre
The thirtieth annual commencement exercises of Stevens Institute in Hoboken were held last night at the Lyric Theatre. S. Bayard Dod of East Orange, President of the Board of Trustees, delivered the opening address in place of the ...
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Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Lyric Theatre
City
Bayard Dod
East Orange
Board of Trustees
Graduation honors at late President Morton institute
Valedictorian Robert N. Inglis from Jersey City and salutatorian George Hulse of Amityville L I delivered remarks. Reverend Edward Wall spoke on President Morton. Fifty four students received diplomas, the largest class in the institute's history.
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Henry Morton
Robert N. Inglis
Jersey City
George Hulse
Amityville
L. I
Edward Wall
President Morton
Institute
Fifty Years of City College Commencement Honors
The City College of New York marked its fiftieth annual commencement at the Metropolitan Opera House with graduates from the classes of 1902 through 1905 receiving diplomas and prizes. President Dr. Webb praised Confederate Gen. L. P. Alexander and noted education as a factor in historical outcomes.
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Metropolitan Opera
House
Webb
Gen. Alexander
West Point
College of the City of New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Morris Greenberg
David Cohen
William F. Unger
Dr. Webb
Alexander
Felix Frankfurter
Nathan Hals
Manhattan College Commencement at Carnegie Hall
Commencement exercises at Carnegie Hall highlighted by Rev. Maer. Joseph F. Mooney presiding. Twenty-two graduates received diplomas with Martin H. Glynn of Albany delivering the address. W. Bourke Cochran received an honorary Doctor of Laws amid warm audience reaction.
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Carnegie Hall
Maer
Joseph F. Mooney
V. G
Jerome
Joseph
Martin H. Glynn
Albany
W. Bourke Cochran
Mgr. Mooney
Popamian
D .W. Burke
W. J. Cahill
J. F. Caponigr
L. J. Conway
C. A. Doyle
J. J. Kean
T. J. Kearns
J. J. Licari
J. P. Magee
Ss. J. McNamara
R. C. Nolan
M. A. Oakley
J. J. Riordan
R. W. Wilkes
W. A. Montague
J. J. Curtin
E. A. Bolger
J. F. Sullivan
G. W. Cotter
A. F. Sims
H. F. Ward
H. B. Radford
D. Levin
D. F. Beckingham
J. E. Connaughton
W. F. Corcoran
L. F. A. Trainor
Cc. H. Walsh
C. A. Stepath
R. W. Pommerer
J. W. McMorrow
Martin H
Gift of 40000 From Miss Gould At Mount Holyoke College
During graduation exercises at Mount Holyoke College on June 19, a gift of 40000 was announced. The donor was Miss Helen M. Gould. The announcement highlighted continuing support for the college and its programs.
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Springfield
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Helen M
Commencement at Colgate University honors and remarks
Commencement day at Colgate University in Jami lton New York drew large crowds despite rain. George Barton Marston gave an ultra conservative oration on The Virility of the Old Faith. Honorary LL D degrees were awarded to Serena E Payne Edward Marshall Grout Rev George Ridgeway Robbins and Rev Charles Alvord Nichols. Alumni banquet featured Prof Orrin C Root praising small colleges like Hamilton and Colgate and criticizing centralization efforts.
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Jiamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
George Barton Marston
Serena E. Payne
House of Representatives
LL. D
Edward Marshall Grout
New York City
George Ridgeway Robbins
Cincinnati
D. D
Charles_ Alvord Nichols
Bassein
Burmah
Orphans rescued after Indian camp clash in Wisconsin
In Bayfield Wisconsin a New York Catholic institute sent seventy five orphans to the Cliffee Agency where half breed Indians housed them. Whites demanded surrender of the children and rescued thirty with no bloodshed. The incident warned of possible massacre if repeated.
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Bayfield
Wis
New York
Catholic Sisters of Mercy
Cliffee Agency
Bank cashier shoots at himself in Newport Rhode Island
Anthony Sherman, cashier of the Merchants Bank of Newport, attempted self destruction by shooting. Rumors of financial trouble circulated for weeks. Sherman, long time treasurer of the Newport and Wickford Steamboat and Railroad Co., is now unconscious and not expected to recover. Directors include Sherman, Benjamin Weaver, and George A. Weaver. The bank has 100000 dollars capital. George Gordon King recently took Sherman's place on the company board.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Anthony
Sherman
Merchants’ Bank
Mr. Sherman
Benjamin Weaver
George A. Weaver
Newport and
Magazine Section promises a wealth of next Sunday's Times
The New York Times plans a rich Magazine Section with dispatches from London Paris and Berlin a Quotation Supplement summer resort news and illustrated articles. It includes features on Taft philippine land purchases walks with Richard Croker manhattan battlefield bones at Hessian graves a buried city at New York and a new co operative store with fashion trends and theatrical notes.
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Moat House
Wantage
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Seaboard
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Panama Canal
Brigham Young
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E. W. Kemble
Edward
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Rialto
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Adrian Iselin, Jr
Jack’’ Follansbee
T. Suffern Tailor
William C. Whitney
E. Berry Wall
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P. F. Collier
Dan” McCarthy
Chels
Leon Barritt
Judge Dismisses Interurban Car Ahead Complaints
Justice Herman Joseph of the Seventh Municipal Court dismissed three actions against the Interurban Street Railway Company over alleged violations of the car ahead ordinance. The judge ruled the ordinance approved May 6 was not properly framed and infringed the company’s rights. In the Anderson case the company argued that changing cars at depots for sanitation or other good reasons was not legally blocked.
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Interurban Street Railway Company
William B. Anderson
East Eighty-sixth Street
Anderson
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