Degrees at Columbia Celebrate 155th Commencement
Columbia University's 155th commencement occurred in a rain soaked ceremony. 1166 graduates and 12 honorary degree recipients, including Mary Whiton Calkins the first woman honored, heard Dr Butler urge integrity of mind and character. 165 candidates received degrees as 3000 alumni gathered for the luncheon.
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Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Henry Co. King
Oberlin
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Chrisen F. K. Hulsen
Imperial Archeological Institute
Rome
Johann Heinrich von Bernsdorff
United States
John Colt Spooner
Wisconsin
Columbia
Mary Whiten Calkins
Wellesley College
Andigorium
Butler
Oxford
Cambridge
Benjamin Franklin
Aida
Cornelius Rubner
Philarmonic Society
Raymond C. Knox
Dor. Butler
John Howard Wen Amringe
Columbia College
Harry Thurston Peck
Benjamin Bowden Lawrence
John Halliday Denbigh
Morris High School
Samuel Franklin Emmons
United States Geological Survey
Mary Whiton Calkins
Wellesley
Christian Friedrich Hulsen
Imperial German Archeological Institute
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin University
Lowell
Harvard
Peckseid
Colonel Cooper's Will Filed Here Names Provisions for Kin and Heirs
The will of Colonel William Frierson Cooper, who died May 7 in Davidson County Tennessee, was filed in the Surrogate's Court. Ancillary letters testamentary were issued for property here. The estate is estimated at about 300000 dollars with annuities and a residuary share to the testator's five sisters and three brothers. Duncan B. Cooper, convicted in Chattanooga in a related case, receives trust income from one residuary share and provisions limit use for his debts.
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Tennessee
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Clyde Fitch's Play Premieres in London at Garrick
Clyde Fitch's The Woman in the Case opened at the Garrick Theatre in London tonight receiving enthusiasm. Violet Vanbrugh starred as the adventures and Grace Lane played the detective wife and drew several curtain calls after the third act.
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Tailor Shop of Andrew Johnson to Be Preserved
Knoxville Tenn June 2 The tailor shop where Andrew Johnson labored before presidency will be preserved by the Andrew Johnson Memories Association and likely moved to the Johnson National Cemetery at Greeneville.
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United States
Andrew Johnson Memories Association
Johnson National Cemetery
Green
MISS ESTHER CLEVELAND HOME LOOMS AT PORT
Miss Esther Cleveland daughter of the late Cleveland arrived here yesterday from Southampton aboard the White Star liner Oceanic accompanied by Mrs Daniel and others. J W Paul of the United States Geological Survey who had studied mine safety in Belgium Austria Germany and France was also a passenger. John Wanamaker returned after a several month trip.
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Southampton
J. W. Paul
United States Geological Survey
Belgium
Austria
Germany
France
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Eliot speaks on happiness and equality at Missouri finals
Former Harvard president Charles W. Eliot delivered the principal address at the University of Missouri commencement in Columbia. He argued equality before the law supports the pursuit of happiness and that democracy should ensure equal freedom and security for all without forcing uniformity. The class numbered 478 and Eliot received an honorary Doctor of Laws.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
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Stevens Class of 84 Silver Jubilee in Hoboken Dinner
The Stevens Institute class of 1884 marked twenty five years since graduation with an alumni gathering in Hoboken yesterday and a Hotel Astor dinner last night. Seventeen members attended, half of the class still living, including John A. Rensel, C. W. Thomas, and G. J. Roberts.
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Jersey College
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Board of Water Supply
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Columbia
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The
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Dr Eliot for Education Board Chairman
Boston June 2 Charles W Eliot ex president of Harvard will likely accept the chairmanship of the new State Board of Education created by act of the Legislature and signed by Governor Draper. A board member says Eliot was offered the chair and intends to accept. The board merges the Industrial Education Commission with the former Board of Education and has grown in importance with industrial education expansion.
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Architect Hamlin to survey Robert College in Constantinople
Professor Alfred Hamlin head of Columbia University architecture sails to Constantinople via Naples this morning on the Batavia to survey Robert College property and plan extensions. He will stay three months, remainder six months total, and focus on Byzantine architecture. Frank Sherman leads the department until Hamlin returns in February. A new building is expected soon.
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Columbia University
Constantinople
Naples
Batavia
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Robert College
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Frank D. Sherman
New York
Durham wins blue ribbons at Philadelphia horse show
Durham the chestnut gelding exhibited by Rufus L. Patterson of New York City won the saddle horse class at the Philadelphia show. Ridden by Grace Anthony the horse captured the L Aiglon Cup for women's saddle horses as Sonia Irish Rose and Lightfoot trailed. Reginald Vanderbilt won harness events with Lord Burleigh Lord Brooke and Dr Selwonk, while Gentleman John defeated Tiger Lilly in hackney. Other blue winners included The Guard and Grand Duke.
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New York
Lord Nelson
Grand Duke
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Newark
N. J
President Taft Beats Brother in Chevy Chase Golf Match
President Taft defeated his brother Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati in a White House golf round at Chevy Chase. The exact score was not released. It was a warm afternoon, and the president enjoyed the game despite the heat.
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Today in New York Cultural and Civic Events Schedule
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Chamber of Commerce meeting at 12:30 p.m. Parade of the street cleaning force at Worth Monument. Methodist Social Union annual meeting at St James Church. Spalding Literary Union dinner at Hotel Astor. Public School 51 speaking contest at 7:30 p.m. Cooper Union commencement for science and art at 5 p.m. Physicians and Surgeons Club dinner at Hotel Astor. Institute of Musical Art commencement at Mendelssohn Hall. Hudson Fulton Celebration Committee meeting at Hotel Astor. New York Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy entertainment at Waldorf Astoria roof garden.
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American Museum of Natural History
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Street
Worth Monument
Madison
Methodist Social Union
St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
East 126Th Street
Spalding Literary Union
Hotel Astor
11Th Assembly
Thomas J. McManus
West 44Th Street
Cooper Union For the ‘Advancement of Science and Art
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Physicians and Surgeons’ Club
Institute of Musical Art
Mendelssohn Hall
Transatlantic Travellers Departures and Arrivals
A list of passengers sailing to Europe aboard the Bremen Slavonia Batavia and others including Professor David Smith Margaret Mee Emma Mock and M M Van Beuren for Bremen Havre Naples and Liverpool with arrivals from abroad in yesterday’s tally. Names span many families and including Sir Charles Wyndham Miss Mary Moore and John Wanamaker among others.
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David
Arenaan Smith
Margaret Mee
Emma Mock
M. M. van Beuren
William T. Watson
W. Beaumont Whitney
NYU Confers 532 Degrees in Dual Commencement
NYU held its seventy seventh commencement at University Heights with morning and afternoon sessions. Five hundred twenty five degrees were awarded on examination and seven honorary degrees conferred. Notable speakers included Borden Parker Bowne and Chancellor Henry M. MacCracken who urged expansive, undenominational education and a partnership with the state for a comprehensive New York University.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Borden Parker Bowne
Boston University
Law
Medical
Veterinary School
School of Commerce
Henry M. MacCracken
New York City
Miss Marion Lawson Engaged to James Lord in Chicago
Boston news reports the engagement of Miss Marion Lawson second oldest daughter of Thomas W Lawson to James Fuller Lord of Chicago. The couple planned a June 3 wedding after Lawson returned from Maine visits and informed the family at a Scituate Dreamword home.
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Mr. Lord
Weather report forecasts unsettled pattern across regions
Washington June 2. Low pressure over the middle West and Ohio Valley brings unsettled weather with local rains from the Eastern and Southern states to the plains. Thunderstorms occurred Tuesday night and Wednesday in the South and upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Partly cloudy to Friday for most areas with light to moderate variable winds. Local weather record compares temperatures with last year.
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The Trib Plans Summer Resort Issue Next Sunday
The Summer Resort number of The Trib out next Sunday will be a richly illustrated guide for vacation planning. It promises a thorough look at where to go for holidays with vivid visuals.
Hughes on College Life at Brown University
Governor Charles E. Hughes spoke to Brown University students in chapel citing a college bond as unbreakable and urging independence. He emphasized the college role in shaping character, warned against undue pressure, and noted Browns commencement plans with his return in two weeks for the June 16 events.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
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Chapel
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Albany
Insurance Dept Takes Charge Under New Law in Suit
Justice Guy heard the first action under the new insurance law as Attorney General O'Malley urged putting the Traders and Travellers' Accident Insurance Company under state control due to a claimed $1,400 deficit and $800 unpaid claims. The cooperative company with about seven hundred members contested the deficit and Justice Guy reserved decision.
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Justice Guy
Supreme Court
O'Malley
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Traders and Travellers’ Accident Insurance Company
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Not Demoralized Army of the Potomac Legend Debunked
James A. Scrymler of New York disputes George W. Smalley’s claim that the Army of the Potomac was demoralized in 1863. He recalls a 1882 McClellan headquarters conference and asserts the army stood ready to obey orders though some officers disagreed with emancipation policy. The letter argues demoralization was “higher up” and cites the Maginen July 1963 battle misattribution.
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Army of the Potomac
Army
William F. Smith
McClellan
Smith
United States
MeKellan
Mr. Smalley
James A. Scrymler
New York
Leo Slezak Sings Otello in Covent Garden Triumph
Leo Slezak, tenor from the Vienna Opera, gave a masterful Otello performance at Covent Garden in London. Critics hail him as a worthy Tamagno successor. Desdemona, Mme Edvina, Canadian wife of Cecil Edwardes, also scored success.
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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 in Georgia Railroad Tale
An Associated Press dispatch from Atlanta questions the claimed Georgia Railroad division over working with Black employees. It argues the cited sentiment is manufactured and contrasts with norms across Southern industry where Black helpers work with white engineers, challenging views of elite ties and blood kinship.
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Going Away Vacation Ideas in Tribune Summer Resort Issue
If you are undecided where to spend your summer vacation consult The Tribune next Sunday’s Summer Resort number for planning tips and destination ideas.
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John F Manning State Highway official dies in Pittsfield
Pittsfield, Mass June 2 John F Manning a resident of this city and a member of the State Highway Commission died tonight at Corey Hill Hospital following an operation. He formerly served on the State Board of Pharmacy and was active in state and national pharmaceutical associations. Born in Ellington Conn in 1846 he traced his lineage to the Mayflower.
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State Highway Commission
Corey Hill Hospital
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State Board of Pharmacy
Ellington
Conn
Albert Friedlander Dies at Briarcliff Manor Home
Albert Friedlander died yesterday at his daughter's Briarcliff Manor home. Born in Prussia in 1842 he came to the United States at fifteen, settled in New Orleans, fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War, then moved north to New York and built a cloak and suit industry. He leaves a wife two daughters and a sister, and he was a member of the Chamber of Commerce trustee of the Educational Alliance and involved in Jewish benevolent and religious groups.
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
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Prussia
New Orleans
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Educational Alliance
Almon K Goodwin Dies at Pawtucket Postmaster and Mayor
Almon K. Goodwin postmaster of Pawtucket collapsed and died from paralysis. He had served as mayor of the city three times and was active in Rhode Island Republican politics. Born in South Berwick Maine in 1839, he once led the New England Postmasters Association.
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South Berwick
William H N Cadmus Dies After Cerebral Apoplexy
William H N Cadmus of 213 18th Street Brooklyn died Tuesday from cerebral apoplexy. Born in Brooklyn in 1538, he retired from politics after failing to win a Republican alderman nomination during Charles A Schlieren’s mayoral election. He worked on the staff of title searchers in the Brooklyn tax office and is survived by his wife and three sons.
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18Th Street
Brooklyn
Charles A. Schlieren
Mr. Cadmus
Old Railroad Man Dead at 77 in Wayne New Jersey
Charles W. Douglas a veteran railroad man died in Wayne New Jersey at seventy seven. He began as a telegraphy operator on the Erie Railroad and was among the first to receive messages by sound. He served as division superintendent for multiple lines and was once general manager of the New York and Sea Beach Railroad. Funeral at Grace Church in Port Jervis will be held tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Sir Charles Wyndham Arrives From Liverpool
English actor Sir Charles Wyndham arrives with Mary Moore on the Cunard line Caronia from Liverpool. He explains he came to attend performances of The Blue Mouse intended for London production and did not plan to appear locally. Rumors of The Mollusc offer and wireless messages involving his company are noted.
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Mary Moore
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Lease of the American Theatre to Felix Isman and William Morris
Felix Isman and William Morris lease the American Theatre at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue from the Zborowsk i estate via Leopold Well for twenty years. The total rental remains undisclosed. Morris has leased the premises for over a year, and Isman controls other venues including the Broadway Theatre under long term leases.
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Theatrical News: Broadway Contracts and Movements
Theatrical circles report Joe Weber signs a five year deal with Leona Watson to star in The Song of a Soul after The Climax. Henry B Harris engages Grace Elliston for An American Girl from France. William A Brady and Grace George sail to London. Macey Harlam lands a key role in The YTable Spaniard. Frank Worthing heads abroad under Belasco next season. George Foster Platt to stage new plays at the New Theatre with Winthrop Ames taking rooms. West Point night at the Casino for Havana with Powers. Sir Charles Wyndham joins Shubert to see The Blue Mouse at Maxine Elliott's.
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Leona Watson
Daly's Theatre
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New Theatre
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Messrs. Shubert
the Blue Mouse
Maxine Elliott
Wu Ting-fang sails for Peru to study Latin America
Chinese Minister to the United States Wu Ting-fang departed yesterday aboard the liner Panama bound for Peru. He said he would determine how many Chinese reside there and planned to be exceedingly busy on his tour while acknowledging limited time for Peru and Mexico.
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Eames M Neal Marriage Notice in Elkins Park Penn
Jessie Dorothy McNeal daughter of Mrs and the late Andrew H McNeal wed Stewart Woodford Eames on June w 1909 in Elkins Park Penn Reverend Blanchard officiated Also Mary Browning Heroy widow of Chris tina Browning and Irving Fisher married James Harold Heroy on June 2 at the Broadway church with Rev Dr em officiating
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Louise Schippers
Agnes O'Connor
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Robert Snow
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Arthur Dean
Pierre Davenport
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Elkins Park
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Jessie Dorothy
Andrew H. Mc Neal
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Figner Heroy
Mary Browning
Christina Browning
Irving Fisher
James Harold Heroy
Broadway
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Christ Church, Hackensack
William Welles Holley
Frances Whits—Sparks
Warwick
Tabor Knon Lewis Howell White
Fishkill
Clara Walling
Samuel Sparkin
Death notices and funeral services for multiple individuals
New York area obituary notices list June 1900 to 1999 deaths and funeral plans. Names include Bird, Josephine M. Martin, May. Motzell, Barbara. Murray, James. Porter, ex police sergeant. Russell, Brown. Shepard, Orry M. L.. Stanley, Samuel Goodman. Stone, Charles Batley infant. Tilley, Thomas. Tompkins, Isaac. Van der Emde, Reinhold. Whitehouse, Fitzhugh. Young, James H. The notices describe residences, church or funeral venue, dates, times, and interment or cremation details with arrangements and local addresses.
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Charles B. Hallgarten
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Mary M. Tompkins
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van der Emde
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James
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Lexington Ave
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Woodlawn Cemetery access by Harlem train and trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem line from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots priced from 1350 dollars. telephone 4553 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office. Also mentions Floral Tributes by Newman Floral Co. at 202 South Have, Tel. 6385S Madison Sq.
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