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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

3

Panama Canal shakeup looms as Wallace may resign

In Cambridge Roosevelt and Taft conferred on the Panama Canal crisis and Wallace's possible departure. Taft said changes are planned but offered no details, while Wallacedismissal or resignation was anticipated after talks with Theodore Shonts. Officials noted pressure from New York subway interests amid broader canal administration tensions.

Boston Williamy H. Taft Roosevelt Bishop Lawrence Cambridge Orly Taft Back Bay Staton Colonial Express New York John Sm. Wallace Panama Canal Fen Bincer Wallace Wallace Theodore P. Shonts Canal Commission Cambridge Mass William Lawrence John F. Wallace Washington Mr. Wallace Theodore Shonts Isthmian Canal Commission Secretarie Taft Pyderal Express Capitol Navy Paul Morton John F.wallacw Aiis Morton Subway Shonts Bates Philippines Hiustie Panama Railroad Colon Col. Edwards Iinsular Bureau Ciines Civil Service

Honors awarded at Yale as 669 graduate degrees conferred

Yale awarded 669 degrees at Woolsey Hall closing commencement week. Honorary degrees went to August St. Gaudens, Edwin Alderman, Lebaron Colt, Abraham Jacobi, Sir Edward Elgar, and others. The alumni dinner featured Henry Taft urging fair play in athletics and warning against unsportsmanlike conduct.

New Haven Conn Yale Woolsey Tall Doctors OF Law August St. Gaudens America Edwin Anderson Alderman University of Virginia Lebaron Bradford Colt Jrusnge United States Circuit Court Abraham Jacobi College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University Dor Rooor Edward Elgar Frederic William Keator Olympia Washington John Franklin Genung Amherst College Dowpiors OF George Ellery Wale Yerkes Observatory University of Chicago Theodore William Richards Harvard Henry Waters Taft New York Samuel Waldron Lambert Medical James W. Pinchot Yale Forest School Huber Gray Buchler Hotchkiss School Luakeville Alfred Ernest +ivapns Phillips Academy Andover Mass Henry W. Taft Ile

Roosevelt Urges Higher Ideals For Scholars And Athletes

The speaker argues for a twofold university mission: produce a few top scholars in graduate work and train hundreds of undergraduates for useful national service. He warns against luxury, semi professional sports, and a culture that values wealth over virtue, calling alumni to moral leadership and practical efficiency.

Harvard Randolph Roanoke Ivery Hkiuw Macaulay Scotland

Dartmouth Commencement Notes Historic Gift to Campus

Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, held commencement activities in the college church. The graduating class totaled 170. An honorary Doctor of Laws was awarded to Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Charles Andrew Willard, Charles J. Iemisd Diana, and Charles Ransom Miller. Judge Stephen Moody Crosby of Boston gave 4,000 dollars to the building fund, lifting total gifts toward the 250,000 dollar target.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth College Tucker Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California Charles Andrew Willard Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands Charles J.cemis Diana New York Charles Ransom Miller New York City New York Times Stephen Moody Crosby Boston Crosby

Dishonest Time Servers Amid Puritan Virtue Contrast

A historical critique contrasts Scots in Parliament with Puritan zeal. It argues that the most unwavering virtue bred harsh, impractical scruples while the most calculating merchants suppressed conscience for gain. It notes Harvard alumni bear heavy responsibility in American life.

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