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25 Jun 1914

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

8

Peppermint LorIO For Sale In Drug Stores And Confectioners

A peppermint Lorio product is offered for sale generally at drug stores and confectioners. The note lists common outlets where this item may be purchased.

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Heath’s European Tour Reveals Longtime Ambition Fulfilled

Thomas C. Heath, assistant manager of the Belment, has left his post for a two week absence to begin a pilgrimage through Europe. He plans a broad itinerary from Ireland to London and Paris, with a final aim to reach Tipperary and the Blarney Stone, echoing lifelong dreams and family ties.

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Thomas C. Heath Belment Mr. Treath New England New York Heath Hyland Eve Reid Cork Mrth Lakes Killar New Haven Tipperary Mr. Hyland Ireland Ken Galway Heath Wil Richard Croker Commiey Plac Landon Ee
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Gunda the Elephant To Be Visited By S P C A Figures

Col Alfred Wagstaff president of the S P C A will join Lorillard Spencer and William K Horton on a trip to the Bronx Zoo next week to assess Gunda the large Indian elephant chained by two legs. Dr William T Hornaday calls the plan to build a concrete arena impractical and says the elephant appears not to suffer. The article notes Gunda’s temperament and body condition, with remarks from keeper Pick Edwards and anecdotes about elephant exercise and behavior.

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Ol. Alfred Wagstaff Gunda Bronx William K. Hiorton Loriflard Spencer William T. Hornaday Dr. Hornaday India Flinders Edwards New York Glinda Veried Mii Gunda Clunda
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Cooper Defends Himself In Mail Fraud Trial

William Ti Cooper testified in U S District Court about conspiracy to use the mails to defraud linked to New York Central RealtyCo. He said he borrowed 100000 from his father's estate and invested daughters savings of 2000 each plus wife’s sister in law insurance 1000. He blamed failures of the New Haven Railroad and Bronx Boulevard for the project collapse. trial to resume today.

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William Ti. Cooper United States District Court New York Central Realty Company Westchester County Hackensack Plainfield Cooper Antoinette Evelyn Joseph E. Brown New Haven Railroad Westchester Bronx Luffalo TSSG Peoria Siegel- Cooper Chicago
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Fresh Air Outings For 308 Children By St Vincent de Paul

The Special Works Committee of the St. Vincent de Paul Society resumes annual outings for poor Catholic children in the New York Diocese. SOS children go to Spring Valley Fresh Air Farm for two weeks, with biweekly departures through Sept. 22. Last year 2,183 children in ten realms enjoyed the program. The society reported $100,000 spent aiding poor families, 37,000 visits to 7,?38 families, and 3,548 children placed in homes by the Catholic Home Bureau. The group runs five boys clubs with 4,500 members. Thomas M. Mulry presides. finance committee includes Henry Heide, George J. Gillespie, William J. Amend, and others.

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St. Vincent de Paul Society New York SOS Spring Valley N. Y Catholic Home Bureau Thomas M. Mulry Fmigrant Industrial Savings Bank Henry Heide George J. Gillespie William J. Amend Michael J. Drummond Joseph P. Grace James G. Johnson Thomas H. Kelly Charles F. McKenna John G. O'Keefe Eugene A. Philbin John J. Pulleyn Francis J. Quinlan Herman Ridder John D. Ryan Thomas Ff, Ryan Myles Tierney Theodore MK. Tock
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Van Buren Denies Involvement in Aqueduct Overcharges

Augustus Van Buren, joined by Everett Fowler and John J. Linsone, answers a 100000 suit by the city over alleged overcharges in land condemnation for the new aqueduct. He claims no agreement to split gains and says his fees were fixed by officials and approved by the Board of Water Supply. He seeks a bill of particulars.

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Augustus Jr. van Buren Everett Fowler John J. Linsone van Buren Soo Corporation Counsel Board of Water Supply Kingston
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Mayor pins medals on brave firemen at City Hall

Eight firefighters received medals from Mayor Mitchel for lifesaving acts during fires. Capt. Farley and Capt. John E. Farley led disciplined crews while several named firemen earned Wertheim, Debartment, and other medals for valor and drill. Fire Commissioner Adamson and Mayor Mitchel praised the department’s courage and service to the city.

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Wans Mitched City Hall John F. Mooney Hook and Ladder Company James Gordon Bennett Patrick Walsh Engine Company Hugh Bonner Frank J. Costello Hlock and Ladder Company Emily Trevor- Mary B. Warren William McAlister William Strong Frederick J. Simpson Henri P. Wertheim Thomas Seymour J. Guy Bingine Company College Mooney Wertheim Miver Mitchel Adamson Fire
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Fire Department Tribute From City Officials

City officials commend a firefighter for courage and duty. They praise adherence to orders and facing dangers at fires, calling the individual an inspiration to department colleagues and all city employees.

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Baby Survives Bichloride Ingestion In Corona

Mrs. Michael Tarangelo of Corona Long Island acted quickly after discovering her baby had swallowed bichloride tablets mistaken for candy. The child was treated by Dr. David Wesehler and Dr. Walter Steffens with irrigation and hospital care, and survived after the poison was removed.

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Michael Tarangelo Corona Long Island Tarangelo David Wesehler Walter Steffens
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Dartmouth class of 226 graduates in Hanover

Dartmouth marked graduation day with 226 alumni as the class received diplomas. Honorary degrees went to Charles P. Hazen of Smith College and Fisher A Maker. The event featured remarks by EF C Henderschott of the New York Edison Company.

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Hanover N. HE Dartmouth Charles PD. Hazen Smith College Arisa Fisher A. Maker Af New Vors Em Peges Mackaye Tarnish Nit High School of Commerce Sixty-fifth Street Hroadway Clarence E. Meleney EF. C. Henderschott New York Edison Company
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Middlebury College Grants Honorary Degrees at Commencement

Middlebury Vermont June 24 forty six graduates marked the commencement. Honorary degrees were awarded including Doctor of Laws to Judge dunes J. Martin of the Federal Court for Vermont and Doctor of Letters to Katharine Lee Bates professor of English literature at Wellesley College.

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Middlemary Middlebury College Devetor Dunes J. Martin Federal Court For Verorent Catherine Lee Bates Wellesley College
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University of Vermont 110th commencement honors Fort Pisek

At the University of Vermont 110th commencement in Burlington on June 24, honorary degrees were awarded including Doctor of Divinity to John Low Fort of Saratoga Springs and Doctor of Science to Dr Godfrey Roger Pisek of New York City.

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Burlington, VI University of Vermont John Low Fort Saratoga Springs Godfrey Roger Pisek New York City
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Trinity College Grants Degrees At 88th Commencement

Hartford June 24 Trinity College awarded four honorary degrees, twenty Schelor of Arts and twenty three Bachelor of Science degrees at its eighty eighth commencement ceremony.

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Hartford Trinity College
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Williams College grants honors at 120th commencement

Williams College held its 120th commencement in Williams town with 126 BA degrees and 3 MA degrees awarded. Eleven honorary degrees were conferred including Miles Farrow and S Seymour Thomas. President Garfield announced endowment progress toward 2 million and noted a $5,000 gift from Henry Goldman.

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Garfield Henry Goldman New York City
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Amherst grants degrees at Amherst College June ceremony

Amherst Massachusetts June 24 sixty seven degrees in course were conferred on a graduating class of seventy six. Fifty seven Arts and Letters Bachelors were awarded along with Doctor of Laws to ex president William Howard Taft and Henry Hall Interstate Commerce Commissioner. Doctor of Letters went to Edwin A Grosvenor and Henry C Folger Jr Shakespearean scholar. Taft spoke at the commencement dinner.

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New York Times Williamstown Mass Williams College Garfield Amherst Amherst College William Ti ‘Taft Henry (. Hall Interstate Commerce Commission Edwin A. Grosvenor Ambhurst Henry C. Folger, Jr
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