Yale Alumni Dinner Highlights Goethals Taft Yale Careers
Col George Goethals at the Yale Alumni dinner urges fortifying the Panama Canal as a military necessity. He receives a Doctor of Laws. Taft praised for vetoing Army Appropriation and aiding canal work. Hadley notes Taft’s re election to Yale Corporation. Other universities confer degrees and recognize leaders at commencements across New England and New York.
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New Haven
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George Goethals
Panama Canal
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Taft
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Chicago
Yale Corporation
George Borup
Brown University Commencement Marks Largest Class
Brown University graduated 172 students in its 144th commencement as ten honorary degrees were conferred and 38 graduates earned advanced degrees. The $750,000 fund to trigger a $250,000 GE fund gift was nearing completion with $16,000 more pledged by alumni, announced by President William H. Faunce.
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William H. P. Faunce
Pennsylvanias Honors Hibben At Penn Commencement
At the 156th commencement of the University of Pennsylvania seven honorary degrees were awarded and 830 graduates received diplomas. Joseph Swain of Swarthmore College and Louis A Duhring were conferred Doctor of Laws. Hibben of Princeton and other faculty members were honored, with various recipients named.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Louis A. Duhring
Theniversity of Pennsylvania
James Tyson
John Cadwalader
John Grier ‘Hibben
Tufts Grants 237 Diplomas At 56th Commencement
Tufts College distributed 237 diplomas across its departments at Medford Mass for the fifty sixth annual commencement. The medical school awarded 91 degrees, the dental school 71, the Crane Theological School 1, and the College of Arts and Sciences 74. Honorary degrees went to John G Sargent Vermont Attorney General William H Godfrey and Frederick A Hall Dean of Washington University. Class day activities preceded the all department commencement today.
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Tufts College
Medical School
Dental School
Crane Theological School
Seeventy
College of Arts ‘and Sciences
John G. Sargent
Vermont
Wiliam H. Godfrey
Frederick A. Hall
Washington University
Wesleyan University Holds 81st Commencement
Wesleyan University in Middletown awarded eighty seven degrees in its eighty first commencement six women earned degrees and the university noted a shortfall in its million dollar endowment of fifty seven thousand dollars though the fund need not be completed until after next week. Honorary degrees were conferred on Amos J. Givens Simeon E. Baldwin and Lemuel H. Marlin.
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Stamford
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston Dalveresy
Simeon E. Baldwin
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Rutgers Commencement Grants 65 Degrees Largest Class
The 146th Rutgers College commencement at Ballantine Gym conferred 65 degrees, the largest class in the college's history. Honorees included John Grier Hibben and Mahlon Pitney with several Doctorates and Legs of Honor. gifts and bequests announced, and alumni and trustees elected.
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India
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Linde Airroducts Company
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Princeton Alumni Earnings Rise Across Ten Years After Graduation
The 1901 Princeton class record shows an average ten year income near $4,000 with lawyers leading at $4,994.88 and businessmen close at $4,684.69. Early years rise steadily despite a dip in the seventh year during the 1907 panic. Yale and Harvard comparisons are noted with marriages and children counts across classes.
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New York Times
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Yale
Harvard
Rinceton Sveranen
Weunion
Bass
Ion
Colgate Degree for Woman at Hamilton Commencement
Sixty four men graduated at Colgate University exercises with thirty four BS and thirty BA degrees, the largest class yet. Honorary degrees were awarded to Edward Ellery, Edward Shallow, Perry Place, William Ford, George Lawson, Francis Lyon, and Lucy Salmon, the first woman to receive a degree here.
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N. Y
Colgate University
Colgate
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Union
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Shallow
Eccent of
New York City
Perry QO. Place
Syracuse University
William J. Ford
Reading
Penn
George B. Lawson
Vermont Academy
Francis Lyon
Stetson
Hamilton College
Lucy Salmon
Vassar
Charter Tower Addresses International Law Progress
Charlemagne Tower former ambassador to Germany delivered an address on how international law has evolved and its relevance to modern civilization, reflecting on its impact and future development.
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Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Seton Hall Commencement Honors Seventeen Graduates
Seton Hall College held outdoor commencement on Alumni Hall veranda in South Orange New Jersey. Bishop O Connell presided. MA degrees conferred on several Class of 1910 men now at the Seminary. Rev Dr Francis P McHugh gave the address and received Doctor of Laws. Gold prize for debating awarded to Jo Me Wallearney. Graduates listed include Costello Cruse Donnelly McConville Feeney Pfister Dougherty Duncan Du Pois Finerty Glover Fienegem Perenne McInerney Roszkowski Minfield and others.
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New York Times
South Orange
N. J
Seton Hall College
Alumni Hall
Bishop O'Connor
Newark
Seminary of the Immaculate Conception
Francis P. McHugh
Jo. Me. Wallearney
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Young Men’s Atholic Diocesan Union
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J. McInerney
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J. A. Roszkowski
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Farley Speaks at Fordham Commencement Leaders denounce Socialism
Twenty three Arts graduates and nine Science graduates were honored at Fordham University commencement held in the university auditorium. Cardinal Farley presided and urged Catholics to combat socialism with intellectual vigor. Honorary degrees were conferred on J. W. Coogan, D. Arellano, and T. J. Kenny, with several faculty and alumni recipients listed among the degrees in arts and science.
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Brooklyn
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Mgr
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Albert J. King
Joseph F. Doyle
Maurice L. Ahern
W. Rourke Cochran
Cochran
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J. W. Coogan
Connecticut
David Arellano
Nicaragua
T. J. Kenny
Boston
Brother Potamian
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Ambrose
Mount St. Vincent-on-the- Hudson
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H. Heide, Jr
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T. J. McCormick
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Barrett
Ce Dolan
B. J. Gannon
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J. F. Kiernan
Lynch
G.G. O'Donshoe
T. A
D. Somers
A. Welfe
West Indian Inn Employee Jailed for Rat Cruelty
George Netala, a boarding house employee at 148 Madison Avenue, was sent to the Workhouse by Magistrate McQuade in Yorkville Court. He was charged with cruelty to animals for burning four rats to death in a trap. The magistrate imposed the maximum sentence of five months and twenty nine days.
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Meat Price Rise Sparks Retailer Grievances in New York
Retail butchers across Greater New York condemn wholesale beef price hikes amid talk of the National Packing Co dissolution. They blame fixed Chicago prices, reduced shipments, and summer curtailment for higher domestic meat costs while denying a deliberate shortage.
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National Packing Company
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Washington Market
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Manhattan
Jersey City
Beef Prices Driven by Feed Costs, Not Packers
A market overview states beef availability is wide and prices rise due to high corn costs. Farmers face steeper fattening expenses, prompting higher live cattle prices which in turn lift beef prices.
Women Arrested in Philadelphia Meat Riots
Four women were arrested in southern Philadelphia after demonstrations at butcher shops amid price hikes. A mass meeting resolved to boycott butchers last night and the protest spread citywide. Demonstrators entered shops and sprinkled kerosene on the meats.
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Philadelphia
Goats in Bronx Get Summonses Over Aggressive Behavior
Seven goat owners in Bedford Park, Bronx face summonses after a letter to Police Inspector Farrell complained goats blocked a front stoop and damaged plants. Magistrate Breen said no goat vagrancy law covered the offense but urged keeping goats contained.
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Anna Ohisson
Grand Boulevard Concourse
Bedford Park
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Morrisania Court
Ohlsson
Crippled Children Graduate From New York School
Ten boys and one girl, all described as permanently afflicted, were graduated from Public School 2 at 155 Henry Street. Principal Miss Henrietta Rinaldo led the ceremony in a school annex that serves crippled children with an attendance of about 200.
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