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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

6

Graduation Day at City Colleges Ends with Hunter Honor

Judge Alton B. Parker delivered the principal address at the fifty-seventh commencement of the College of the City of New York. The ceremony featured prizes awards for dozens of departments and a push to name the college in honor of Dr. Thomas Hunter, with Hunter College later noted as the renamed campus.

Alton B. Parker College of the City of New York John Finley Judge Parker City College Edge Parker New York Central Citizens’ Movement Congress Washington Pell Joseph Jablonower Gabriel the Cromwell Jacob Schapiro WARD Maurice I. Smith Lester J. Unger Hunter College City of New York Thomas Hunter Hunter Board of Education Nicholas J. Barrett Frederic R. Coudert Horace E. Dresser George J. Gillespie Robert L. Harrison Arthur Hidlick A. H. Marr Dr. Davis Edgerton L. Winthrop Patrick F. McGowan

Normal College marks 40th commencement amid name change talk

One hundred seventy five women graduate at the Normal College in its fortieth commencement. President Dr George Samler Davis addresses the class and notes the Alumnae Association's wish that the college rename itself, signaling a possible final ceremony under the old name.

Normal College George Samler Davis

Bachelor of Arts February 1980 class roster

The February 1980 Bachelor of Arts class lists Branower Sadie Maisel Lydia Campbell Elizabeth M Maloney Gertrude B Daly Kathryn I Maloney Lillian A Flood Margaret M Oliver Florence S Herrman Sarah Palmer Clynda I Hooper Alice H Sherman Clara M Jacobs Lillian R Taistra Helen A T Lubin Diana.

Branower Sadie Maisel Lydia, Campbell Elizabeth M. Maloney Gertrude B. Daly Kathryn I. Maloney Lillian A. Flood Margaret M. Oliver Florence S. Herrman Sarah Palmer Clynda I. Hooper Alice H. Sherman Clara M. Jacobs Lillian R. Taistra Helen A. T. Lubin Diana

Class of 1909 Fe Diploma Recipients List

A long roster of names appears with many individuals listed as receiving diplomas. The document enumerates graduates from a class year, including numerous women with varied surnames and given names, followed by the note EN DIPLOMAS and additional names.

Hadley withdraws misquote claim on Xavier Institute remarks

Yale President Hadley, in New Haven, retracts his earlier statement that Bishop McFaul was misquoted regarding comments before Xavier Institute graduates. He asserts Catholic clergy generally avoid unverified charges, and any lapse should be corrected within the church.

New York Times New Haven Conn Hadley Yale Today McFaul Xavier Institute New York Yale Harvard America

Yale Society Reform Urged Over Dormitory System

Yale University faces criticism of its six student societies that own dormitories as Director Chittenden argues the system harms scholarship. He notes more society members incur academic conditions and many freshmen join societies lose standing. calls for action by the Governing Board to curb evils.

New Haven Conn Russell H. Chittenden Sheffield Scientific School Yale University Dean Wright Yale

College reorganization shifts reporting lines and leadership

The report states the Dean of the college will report to the Faculty of the department rather than to the University President. Next college year Dean Wright will be replaced by Ed erick S. Jones Yale '84 from the University of Minnesota.

Wright Ederick S. Jones Yale University of Minnesota

University of Michigan Graduation Marks End of Angell Era

At Ann Arbor on June 24 the University of Michigan awarded masters and doctorates to 85 postgraduates and diplomas to 901 graduates. The class, amid strong athletic activity, includes 300+ B A degrees, 160 engineers, 154 lawyers, and 175 doctors of medicine. Prof Gayley urged focusing on study and urged schools to take over first two years of college work to curb athletic hysteria.

Gayley Ann Harbor Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan James B. Angell Phar Prof

Prospect Park Auction Sells Park Herds and Odds and Ends

The Prospect Park Park Department schedules a public auction on July 7 offering twenty elk five Angora goats and several head of sheep from the Prospect Park herd. Also to be sold are old horses ducks bicycles hoses rubber boots and scrap iron.

Prospect Park Park Department

Eureka Hose Proves Tough in Cold and Warm Climates

Visiting fire chiefs see Eureka Hose, bought by New York City fourteen years ago, in regular use across the city. The four ply woven hose remains serviceable after plies wear away, rubber lined and adaptable to cold or warm climates, tested at the Jersey City factory under expert supervision.

Eureka New York United States Canada Alaska Jersey City

Eureka Fire Hose Proves Safety Through Decades of Study

Eureka Hose guards against rot and mildew thanks to 30 years of testing and an antiseptic process. It stays pliable wet or dry under standard fire department care, with four-ply circular fabric and modern rubber lining. Orders for 5,000 feet arrived quickly from Rochester during a blaze on April 13 and from Fort Worth a week earlier, earning high praise from authorities. Call at the office to learn why Eureka is the best hose.

Eureka Rochester Fort Worth Texas

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