Wilson Warns Colleges Face Extinction If Not Modernized
Concord New Hampshire June 3 President Woodrow Wilson warned at a St Pauls School luncheon that colleges and universities such as Princeton must disappear unless they adapt to modern life He urged balance of athletics and study and cautioned against wealth shaping future leaders He predicted a path out of the maze with leadership from Wilson himself and urged parental support to reform American education.
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Concord
N. H
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
teo@ay
St. Paul's
Wilson
Harry A. Garfield
Willams Collegé
Cooper Union Commencement Marks Half Century
Cooper Union completed its first half century at last night’s commencement. President John E. Parsons noted the surviving old days couple, Mrs Abrams Hewitt and Peter Cooper’s daughter, and cited 64-year admission figures and 1789 earlier promotions. Degrees were awarded to 94 in engineering, science and chemistry, with diplomas to about 200 in electricity, mechanical drawing, and women’s art, stenography and typewriting. each degree recipient received a Cooper bronze medal.
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Cooper Union
John E. Parsons
Abrams&. Hewitt
Peter Cooper
Parsons
Charles R. Richards
Woman's Art
Woman's School of Stenography
Cooper
Damrosch Urges Reverence For Art At Institute Graduation
Dr. Frank Damrosch, Institute of Musical Art director, urged graduates at Mendelssohn Hall to revere art and great artists. Sixty earned diplomas across piano, organ, violin, singing and public school music. notable awards went to Miss Jessie K. MacDonald and Miss Dorothea Mund for piano teachers course, Miss Henriette Bach for violin artists course, and Mrs. Augustus Thomas among singers. The program featured overtures to The Magic Flute and Der Freischutz, with solo numbers highlighted by Beethoven.
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Frank Damrosch
Institute of Musical Art
Mendelssohn Hall
Dr. Damroech
Jessie K. MacDonald
Dorothea E. Mund
Frederick S Andrews
Henriette H. Bach
Augustus Thomas
Beethoven
Sonata
Recital Highlights Featuring Altmann Finstein Dunham Harris
A concert program showcases Elenore Altmann pianist with a selection of concertos and lieder including Chopin Nocturne in C minor and Scherzo in B flat minor, Finstein and Dunham with Ris Harris, Vieuxtemps D minor Concerto, Das Rheingold chorale and orchestral ends with Damrosch conducting, joined by Constance De Clyver Edson and other soloists.
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Elenore Altmann
Gertrude Finstein
Humperdinck
Lucia Dunham
Ruth Harris
Chopin
Abraham L. Shuman
Auf Dem
Questions Dr Jordan at Bryn Mawr sparks clash at ceremony
Telegraph report from Philadelphia notes a sensational interruption during Dr David Starr Jordan's address on War and Mankind at Bryn Mawr College. Professor Foulet contested Jordan's claim France is decadent due to wars, then exited. Honorary degrees were announced for several Massachusetts and Philadelphia educators.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Isryn Mawr College
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior, University
Foulet
Bryn Mawr
Pr. Jordan Wis
France
Professor Foulet
Jordan
Carrie Anna Harper
Gertrude Charlotte Schmidt
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Andros Foster
Eleanor Ferguson Rambo
Virginia Tryon Stoddard
New Jersey
Degrees for 82 at Stevens
The thirty seventh annual commencement at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken conferred the degree of mechanical engineer on eighty two students and awarded Julian Kennedy the honorary doctor of engineering. Valedictory addressed by Evert Nyland. Kennedy urged patience in appreciating broad training alongside technical studies.
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Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Julian Kennedy
Pittsburg
Evert Nyland
Montclair
Kennedy
The Tribune’s Summer Resort Guide Next Sunday
The Tribune publishes its Summer Resort number next Sunday, presenting an authoritative guide with listings, tips, and features on travel, leisure, and seasonal destinations for readers planning getaways.
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the Tribune
Three Men Rescued After Attempted Suicides in North River
Three men from Newark Camden and Jersey City attempted to end their lives by jumping from ferries in the North River. Max Leiter was rescued by a tug and charged with attempted death by own action after leaving a note blaming a man named Goldberg. Michael Mahoney, out of work, jumped from the Cincinnati and was saved by ferry crew. Nathan Levy, with his wife aboard the Newark, jumped from the stern but was fished out by the Reynolds and taken to Jersey City.
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Max Leiter
Newark
Michael Mahoney
Camden
N. J
Nathan Levy
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Ratfesd
Leiter
New York
Brooklyn
Goldberg
Mahoney
Cincinnati
Washington Levy
Reynolds
Two Children Fatally Struck by Streetcar in City Arow
A northbound surface car killed Carmelia Landria twelve and seriously injured her sister Concetta while crossing with candy in Harlem. motorman John Degnan faced homicide charges as police and a sergeant aided the scene. In a separate incident Anastasia Murray six died at French Hospital after a car struck her and her mother at Tenth Avenue and 50th Street. motorman Joseph Patrillo halted brakes too late. Atlantic City hosts a Brewers Association session urging strict liquor regulation and ousting dives. leaders call for separate licensing for beer and wine from hard liquors to curb drunkenness and improve saloon conditions.
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First Avenue
Concetta
John Degnan
East 8Th Street
Carmella
Gillette
Harlem Hospital
Little Concetta
McCarthy
East 4Th Street
1Ifth Street
Degnan
Anastasia Murray
West 30Th Street
Tenth Avenue
Mth Street
Catherine Murray
Joseph Patrillo
No. 194
Ninth Avenue
Regan
West 27Th Street
West Side Court
O'Connor
Atlantic City
United States Brewers’ Association
Percy Andreas
Ohio State Brewers’ Association
William C. Manchester
Michigan State Brewers’ Association
H. B. Scharmann
New York
Association
Carl J. Hoster
Columbus
Ohio
Fall From Scaffold Sends Two Ironworkers Into East River
Two ironworkers plunged sixty feet when a scaffold bolt broke under the Manhattan Bridge. They surfaced and swam to shore about 100 feet away as coworkers jumped in to assist. Patrolman Rodman pulled them from the water. Joseph N. Long, 31, suffered head injuries. John Manning, 35, was unharmed but kept for observation overnight. Both were taken to Gouverneur Hospital.
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East River
Rodman
Madison Street
Gouverneur Hospital
Joseph N. Long
East 122d Street
John Manning
East 6Th Street
Perkins to Visit Alaska This Summer on Vacation
George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co plans a summer trip to Alaska for rest and recreation. He may inspect Alaskan Copper and Coal properties in which his firm is interested, including Bonanza mines and the Copper River Railroad, tied to the Alaska Syndicate. The exact dates are not set.
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George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Alaska
New York
EB. H. Harriman
Bonanza
Alaskan Copper and Coal Company
Alaska Syndicate
Guegenheim
Copper River Railroad
Dinner and Magic at Fifth Annual Society of American Magicians Dinner
The fifth annual Society of American Magicians dinner at the Hotel Marlborough featured astonishing feats and comic misdirections. Magicians from distant cities entertained roughly 150 attendees with close up tricks, vanishing women, moving eyes, and coins appearing where not expected, while honors were paid to Harry Kellar and Howard Thurston for their influence on magic. Oscar S. Teale presided as the event showcased a carnival atmosphere with expert demonstrations and playful press interactions.
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Kansas City
Harry Kellar
Howard Thurston
Frank Werner
Linnell
Theodore Bamberg
Oscar S. Teale
Invitation to Hear Demonstrations in Wanamaker Pianoforte Salons
Wanamaker invites shoppers to the Emerson Angelus and other Player Pianos demonstrations in the First Gallery of the New Building. Attendants will explain Wanamaker quality warrants and the small monthly payment plan, with no obligation to purchase.
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Emerson-Angelus
Piease
Segal's Loan Criminial Offence In Sugar Trust Case
In U S District Court Judge Holt hears a $30,000,000 damages suit by Pennsylvania Sugar Refining against Segal and co defendants including American Sugar Refining Company. Milburn calls the loan a criminal offence. Sparhawk testifies Untermyer warned Parsons the loan was illegal and in restraint of trade. Witnesses report holdings in the Pennsylvania company as the plaintiff wraps its case. defense expects a week more.
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John G. Milburn
American Sugar Refining Company
John E. Parsons
Gustave E. Kissel
United States District Court
Holt
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvania Company
Sugar Trust
Segal
Milburn
John Sparhawk, Jr
Plainiig
Samuel Untermyer
Parsons
Sparhawk
Untermyer
Mexican Lottery Raided by Police and Postal Inspectors
Detective Wilbur and Post Office Inspector Hill arrested Charles O Backus at his West 567th Street home on a charge of running a New York lottery tied to a printing office. They say a circular bore Mexican National Lottery, claiming eighty thousand patrons and a top prize of 60000 dollars. Bail set at 500 dollars. Levin, an older offender, faced 1000 dollar bail after prior arrests. dog and guard incident reported during prior entry attempts.
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Central Office
Post Office
Hill
Charles O. Backus
West
150Th Street
Backus
Inspector Hill
Mexico
New York
Gilchrist
Levin
Walter 8
Mayer
Four New Southern Pacific Goats Carriers Ordered
Newport News Va June The Newport Shipbuilding and Drydock Company has a contract with the Southern Pacific Company for four steamers to run between New York and Galveston at a total cost of 8 000 000. Each vessel will be 40 feet long and achieve speeds of 154 knots.
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Galveston
Newport News
Newport * Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Hases
Southern Pacific Company
Carl W. Jungen
Southercific Company
Say He Sold Lottery Tickets
Louis L. Levin of 383 Pleasant Avenue was arraigned before Magistrate House in the Tombs court yesterday morning on charges of sending lottery tickets through the mails. He was remanded to custody of post office inspector Henry C. Hil and to Commissioner Gilchrist who had issued the warrant.
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Pleasant Avenue
Tombs Court
Henry C. Hil
Post Office
Gilchrist
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