Columbia 153rd commencement in rain honors many leaders
Columbia University held its 153rd commencement amid heavy rain as 1,166 degree candidates and 12 honorary degree recipients gathered in the gymnasium. Notables included Harvard president Abbott Lawrence Lowell and Oberlin president Henry C. King, with Mary Whiton Calkins becoming the first female honoree.
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Columbia University
Wrere
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Henry C. King
Oberlin
Alfred Mosely
Christian F. K. Hu
Butler
Cambridge
Benjamin Franklin
Cornelius Rubner
Philharmonic Society
Raymond C. Knox
Dor. Butler
John Howard van Amringe
Columbia College
Harry Thurston Peck
Benjamin Bowden Yuawrence
Alumn
John Halliday Denbigh
Morris High School
Samuel Franklin Emmons
United States Geological Survey
Mary Whiton Calkins
Wellesley
Christian Friedrich Hulsen
Imperial German Archeological Institute
Rome
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin University
Lowell
Harvard
Peck
Colonel Cooper's Will Filed Here In Davidson County
Col William Frierson Cooper died May 7 in Davidson County Tennessee. His will filed in Surrogate's Court appoints Edmund Cooper as executor with annuities and trusts. Duncan B Cooper brother of the testator and his son were recently convicted at Chattanooga and released on bail for a new trial in a Carmack case. The estate valued about 36600 dollars with residuary to five sisters and three brothers. Duncan B Cooper receives a share in trust for his debts. upon death to wife and children.
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Davidson County
Tennessee
Cooper
Duncan B. Cooper
Chattanooga
Carmack
Edmund Cooper
Clyde Fitch Play Debuts in London at Garrick Theatre
London on June 2 witnessed the first London production of Clyde Fitch's "The Woman in the Cease" at the Garrick Theatre. The audience greeted the play with enthusiasm as Violet Vanbrugh starred as the adventuress and Grace Lane played the wife Pleys detective, drawing curtain calls after the third act.
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Clyde Fitch
Garrick Theatre
Violet Vanbrugh
The
Grace Lane
Wife Pleys
Tailor shop of Andrew Johnson to be preserved
Knoxville June 2 The tailor shop where Andrew Johnson worked in Greenville Tennessee and later became President will be preserved by the Andrew Johnson Memorial Association. The shop will likely be moved to the Johnson National Cemetery at Greenville.
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Tenn
Andrew Johnson
Greenville
United States
Andrew Johnson Memoral Association
Johnson National Cemetery
Greenie
MISS ESTHER CLEVELAND HOME ARRIVES IN CITY
Miss Esther Cleveland daughter of the late President arrived yesterday from Southampton aboard the Oceanic with Mrs Daniel and another companion. J W Paul of the United States Geological Survey who had been studying mine life protection in Europe was aboard. John Waramaker returned after months away aboard a voyage.
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Esther Cleveland
Cleveland
Eliot Speaks On Equality And Happiness At Missouri Start
Former Harvard president Charles W. Eliot told Missouri graduates that equality before the law is essential to the pursuit of happiness. He warned democracy has not yet achieved this, but happiness thrives as a state of mind tied to health service loyalty security and amiability. The class numbered 478 and he received an honorary Doctor of Laws from A Ross Hill.
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Eliot
A. Ross Hill
Silver Jubilee Of Stevens Class Of 84
Stevens Institute class of 84 celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary with an alumni gathering in Hoboken and a Hotel Astor dinner. Seventeen members attended, half of the living alumni, marking the first reunion since graduation. Attendees included John A. Bensel president of the Board of Water Supply, Professor W. Thomas of Columbia, and G J Roberts vice president of the Public Service Corporation of New Jersey.
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Hoboken
Hotel Astor
Jersey College
John A. Bensel
Board of Water Supply
W. Thomas
Columbia
G. J. Roberts
The
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Dr Eliot for Education Board in Massachusetts
Boston June 2 Charles W Eliot ex president of Harvard University is believed to accept the chairmanship of the new State Board of Education created by the Legislature and signed by Governor Draper on Saturday A board member says Eliot has been offered a place with the understanding he would be elected chairman and he has signified intent to accept The board merges the Industrial Education Commission with the former Board of Education and its work has grown in importance due to expanding industrial education.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
State Board of Education
Draper
Eliot
Industrial Education Commission
Board of Education
MacCracken
New York
George Alexander
Corporation
Sekigoro Higashi
Government Higher Commercial School
Kobe
Japan
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Second Baptist Church
Holyoke
Mass
Newton Theological Seminary
Frank de Witt Talmage
Chambers-Wylie Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Hermann Michael Biggs
Bellevue Hospital
University Medical Colleges
Health Department
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Boston University
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Supreme Court
Association of the Alumni of Law of
New York University
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State of
Architect Hamlin to survey Robert College for extensions
Professor Alfred Hamlin head of Columbia University architecture sails to Constantinople via Naples on the Batavia to survey Robert College properties and draft extension plans. He will stay about three months, with total absence six months, shaping Byzantine architecture studies and future buildings alongside trustees in New York.
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Columbia University
Constantinople
Naples
Batavia
Hamlin
Robert College
Professor Hamlin
Cyrus Hamlin
Frank D. Sherman
New York
Patterson Wins Blue Ribbons At Philadelphias Saddle Show
In Philadelphia on June 2 Durham a chestnut gelding exhibited by Rufus J Patterson of New York City won the saddle horse class. Sonia Irish Rose and Lightfoot led color winners while Grace Anthony at fifteen rode Durham to the L Aignon Cup. Reginald Vanderbilt dominated harness events with Lord Burleigh Lord Brooke and Dr Selwonk but Tiger Lilly fell to Gentleman John in hackney.
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Durham
Rufus J. Patterson
New York City
Sonia
Atlantic City
Madison Square Garden
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Lightfoot
W. 8. Elliot
Grace Anthony
P. A. Sorg
New York
Lord Neilson
Grand Duke
Tonzo Sauvage
Newark
N. J
President Taft Beats Brother in Golf Match at White House
President Taft continued his winning golf streak at Chevy Chase Nuke and defeated his brother Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati who was visiting the White House. The exact score was not released as a very warm afternoon favored the President.
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Washington
Taft
Chevy Chase
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
White House
Today’s city events around town and museums
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History. Chamber of Commerce meeting at 65th Street 12:30 pm. Methodist Social Union annual meeting at St. James Church Madison Ave East 126th St evening. Spalding Literary Union dinner Hotel Astor 7 pm. Public School 51 speaking contest 7:30 pm. Cooper Union commencement and Institute of Musical Art events tonight. Hudson Fulton Commission and Daughters of the Confederacy events listed at Astor and Waldorf venues.
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American Museum of Natural History
Chamber of Commerce
Worth Monument
Madison Sauce
The
Methodist Social Union
St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
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Spalding Literary Union
Hotel Astor
11Th Assembly
Thomas J. McManus
West 44Th Street
Cooper Union For the Advancement of Science and Art
Cooper Union
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Physicians and Surgeons’ Club
Institute of Musical Art
Mendelssohn Hall
Hudson-Fulton
New York
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Waldorf-Astoria
Transatlantic travellers and arrivals listing
Passengers bound for Bremen Havre Naples and La Lorraine depart with names including Samuel T. Dutton Charles J. Oakes R. S. Russell George Wentill Langham Le Roy White and Hamlin among others. Yesterday arrivals from abroad include Dorothy Ford Day Monsignor Griffin Hugh McGrane John Wanamaker and Mrs Lamont aboard the Caronia Oceanic and Liverpool Southampton lines.
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Samuel T. Dutton
Charles J. Oakes
R. S. Russell
George Went
THE
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Dorothy Ford Day
Thomas Griffin
Hugh McGrane
P. Nunn
Patsy McCoy
W. W Reeder
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Pamund E. Allen
Esther Cleveland
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Co. L. du Valk
NYU Confers 5382 Degrees In Two Session Commencement
NYU marked its seventy seventh commencement with morning and afternoon sessions at University Heights Auditorium. Five thousand five hundred twenty five degrees were awarded plus seven honorary degrees. Chancellor MacCracken spoke on three education epochs in New York City and urged broad, undenominational growth for the university.
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New York University
University Heights
College of Arts and Sciences
Borden Parker Bowne
Boston University
Miss Marion Lawson Engaged to James Lord of Chicago
Telegraph report announces the engagement of Miss Marion Lawson second daughter of Thomas W Lawson to James Fuller Lord of Chicago. Engagement announced after a Maine trip. wedding planned for Janet referencing family approval and long acquaintance since Chicago meeting.
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James Fuller Lord
Chicago
the Tribune
Boston
Marion Lawson
Lawson
Dreamword
Scituate
Maine
Janet
Miss Martion
Mr. Lord
Weather report forecasts unsettled Midwest to East with showers
Washington June 2 under a low pressure influence the weather remained unsettled with local rains across the eastern and southern states the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the plains. Thunderstorms occurred in the south and upper Midwest while western regions saw fair conditions. A forecast for the next forty eight hours calls for unsettled weather east of the plains with no major temperature change and light to moderate variable winds along coasts and lakes.
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Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake Region
Plains States
Ohio
Rocky Mountain District
Rocky Mountain
California
Southwest
Plains
Rau
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Summer Resort Next Sunday from The Tribune
The Summer Resort number of The Tribune, due out next Sunday, promises to be a rich source of vacation guidance. It will be profusely illustrated and highly informative for readers planning holidays.
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the Tribune
Hughes on College Life at Brown University Chapel
Governor Charles E. Hughes spoke to Brown students at chapel stressing college ideals. He urged independence and self-restraint, saying a college bond remains unbroken even as life changes. Hughes praised college training shaping individuals and called on students to lead in addressing society’s troubles. He plans to return for commencement and the June 16 dinner.
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Hughes
Albany
Brown
Insurance Dept takes charge under new law in Traders and Travellers case
Attorney General O Malley asked Supreme Court Justice Guy to place the Traders and Travellers Accident Insurance Company under the State Insurance Department citing a 1400 dollar deficit and 800 unpaid claims. Counsel denied the deficit as the seven hundred member cooperative faced court action. decision reserved.
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Justice Guy
Supreme Court
O'Malley
Insurance Department
Traders and Travellers’ Accident Insurance Company
Guy
Not Demoralized Army of the Potomac Debate
James A. Scrymler of New York argues against George W. Smalley’s claim that the Army of the Potomac was demoralized. He recounts McClellan’s September 1862 protest against emancipation orders and asserts demoralization lay “higher up” rather than in the troops, noting the army later fought and won at Gettysburg.
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Army of the Potomac
William F. Smith
McClellan
Smith
United States
Mr. Smalley
James A. Scrymler
New York
Leo Slezak Sings Otello in London Covent Garden
Leo Slezak of the Vienna Opera gave a masterful Otello at Covent Garden hailed as Tamagno’s worthy successor. Mme Edvina Canadian Desdemona also scored a great success, reflecting strong critics’ praise and Slezak’s fine stage presence and voice.
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Leo Slezak
Vienna Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Otello
Covent Garden
Tamagno
Mme. Edvina
Cecil Edwardes
Desdemona
Georgia's New Color Line at Georgia Railroad
An Associated Press dispatch from Atlanta explains why the Georgia Railroad is seen as a home institution. It employs Georgia men native to towns along its routes and many are blood relatives. Critics claim local sentiment opposes working with Black workers, but the piece argues such sentiment is manufactured and not typical of Southern whites in daily labor.
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Associated Press
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Georgia
Neill
Augusta
Agpd
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South
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Going Away? Summer Resort Guide in Tribune Next Sunday
If you are undecided about summer vacation plans consult the Summer Resort number of The Tribune next Sunday for ideas, locations, and attractions to help choose a destination.
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John F Manning Pittsfield Obituary Prominent Pharmacist Leader
Pittsfield resident and State Highway Commission member John F Manning died tonight at Corey Hill Hospital after an operation. Former member of the State Board of Pharmacy he was active in state and national pharmaceutical associations. Born in Ellington Connecticut in 1846 he traced his Mayflower lineage.
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Mass
John F. Manning
State Highway Commission
Corey Hill Hospital
Manning
State Board of Pharmacy
Ellington
Conn
Death of Albert Friedlander at Briarcliff Manor
Albert Friedlander died at his daughter's Briarcliff Manor home yesterday. Born in Prussia in 1842, he emigrated at age fifteen, fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War, then moved north to New York and built a cloak and salt industry. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and a sister and was active in the Chamber of Commerce Educational Alliance and Jewish benevolent groups.
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Mr. Friedlander
Prussia
New Orleans
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Educational Alliance
Almon K Goodwin Postmaster and Former Mayor Dies
Almon K Goodwin, postmaster of Pawtucket Rhode Island, died today from paralysis. He served as mayor of the city three times and held a prominent role in state Republican politics. Born in South Berwick Maine in 1839, he also led the New England Postmasters Association for one term.
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R. L
Almon K. Goodwin
New England Postmasters’ Association
Mr. Goodwin
South Berwick
William H N Cadmus Dies After Cerebral Apoplexy
William H N Cadmus of Brooklyn died of cerebral apoplexy at his home 213 18th Street Brooklyn Tuesday. Born in Brooklyn in 1838 he left politics after failing to win a Republican alderman nomination during Charles A Schieren's mayoral era. He served on the Brooklyn tax office title search staff and left a wife and three sons.
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18Th Street
Brooklyn
Charles A. Schieren
Old Railroad Man Dead At 77 In New Jersey
Charles W. Douglas longtime railroader died in Wayne New Jersey at age seventy seven. He early learned telegraphy and helped pioneer sound reception on the Erie Railroad. He served as train dispatcher division superintendent and later general manager for several lines before ending as Wayne station agent. Funeral is set for Grace Church at 2 PM tomorrow.
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N. J
Charles W. Douglas
Wayne
Douglas
Erie
Charles Minott
Delaware
South Side Railroad
Long Island
Oswego & Midland
Ontario & Western
Garret A. Hobart
Greenwood Lake
New York & Sea Beach
Sir Charles Wyndham Arrives For The Blue Mouse
English actor Sir Charles Wyndham arrived with Miss Mary Moore from Liverpool aboard the Caronia to attend performances of The Blue Mouse and to consider producing it in London. Rumors spread of a possible appearance in The Mollusc, with wireless messages influencing his decision as his company’s timing remained uncertain.
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Mary Moore
Liverpool
London
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Lease of American Theatre by Isman and Morris
Felix Isman and William Morris lease the American Theatre at 42nd Street and Broadway from the Zborowsk estate through Leopold Well for twenty years. Morris has held the premises for over a year. Isman also controls other venues including the Broadway Theatre under long term leases.
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William Morris
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Isman
Broadway
The Climax stars and new plays announced at Daly and Shubert houses
Joe Weber signs a five year contract to star Leona Watson in The Climax with a plan for The Song of a Soul. Henry B Harris engages Grace Elliston for An American Girl from France. William A Brady and Grace George sail for London. Macey Harlam to play The Table Spaniard. Worthing sails for extended abroad under Belasco. Winthrop Ames to stage new season at the New Theatre. West Point night at the Casino for Havana with Powers. Sir Charles Wyndham invited by Shuberts to attend The Blue Mouse at Maxine Elliott's.
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Daly's Theatre
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Grace Elliston
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Caroline Duer
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Winthrop Ames
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Casino Theatre
Charles Wyndham
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the Blue Mouse
Maxine Elliott
Wu Ting-fang Sails for Peru to Gauge Chinese Community
Chinese Minister to the United States Wu Ting-fang left on the Panama liner for Peru yesterday. He stated he did not know how many Chinese are in Peru but would determine the count. He warned he would be busy and may be away for an undetermined period while addressing Peru and Mexico during his voyage.
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Panama
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Eames M Nea l marriage announced in 1909 notice
Marriage notices published in The Tribune reappear in the Tri Weekly Tribune without charge. Eames M Neale on June 2 1909 at Elkins Park announcement for Dorothy Merce Stewart Woodford Eames. Fisher Heroy Mary Browning daughter of Christina Browning and Irving Fisher to James Harold Heroy by Rev Drom on June 2 at Broadway Tabernacle.
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Tri-Weekly
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Elkins Park
Dorothy
Merce Stewart Woodford Eames
Death notices from The Tribune published in Tri-Weekly Tribune
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Charles B. Hallgarten
Julia Swain
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Rtin
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van der Emde
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Special Notices from The Tribune Office Rates and Modes
A dense notice describes the Uptown Tribune Office at No 1364 Broadway offering access to a file of aspirants for various positions. It includes office hours 9 am to 6 pm and outlines Tribune subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, domestic and foreign postage, and almanac pricing.
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