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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

26

Teaching Grows Popular at York University Commencement

Chancellor MacCracken notes a shift toward teaching among graduates in the Arts and Pure Science colleges, with 409 degrees conferred including Pedagogy, Law, Medicine, and Philosophy. He cites alumni data showing teaching now attracts a rising share while law and medicine decline.

MacCracken York University College of Arts and Pure Science W. I Walter Asa Keyes John Weichsel Pa. M Accounta John Robet Braeur Jersey City Victor Emmanuel Francois Thomas R. Moore Henry Neumann Marcus Neustaedter Earle Fenton Palmer Thomas Valentine Parker A. Franklin Ross Maximilian Philip Alice Dillingham Bryn Mawr New York University Lbrary Hall of Fame Washington Geuere

Baron Weds Miss Magee In Austro-American Ceremony

Baron Hengelmuller, Austrian ambassador, failed to attend as best man for Baron Francis Riedel von Ridenau and sent Baron Jamymeriens instead. The couple wed at a Pittsburgh ceremony and held a wedding supper at the bride’s父 home in Highland avenue before departing for Rome where von Kideneu serves as secretary to the Austrian embassy.

the Tribune Pittsburg Hengelmuller Austian Ambsendor Francis Riedel von Ridenault Louise Magee Jiaymeriens F. von Hye Vienna Baron von Saechenyi Washington Highland Avenue Rome E's von Kideneu Fey

Objections Filed to Manhasset Estate Match Probate Grievance

Mincolx Long Island June 6 Lorenzo E. Tripler of Norwalk Conn. objects to the probate of Isabel Tripler’s will filed at Nassau County Courthouse. The estate valued over 200000 places one quarter to husband Charles Tripler during his life with remainder to Sophia Tripler and other heirs. Tripler argues lack of sound mind fraud and undue influence by E Jes Tripler and others. trial expected next week.

Mincolx Long Island Jackson Nassau County Lorenzo E. Tripler Norwalk Conn Isabel &. Tripler Manhasset Hfe Sophia T. Tripler East Gern Street Manhattan Jes E. Tripler Bisho Wang Wilson Morta Coley Jeneims Parke

President Roosevelt Addresses Graduates at National Cathedral School

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt attend the National Cathedral School for Girls in Washington where nine graduates receive diplomas. Roosevelt urges character building and unselfish living, praising women’s role and stressing duty to family and society. The address precedes a formal reception, as a thunderstorm looms and closes the day at the White House.

Washington Roosevelt National Cathedral School For Girls Ethel Protestant Episcopal Church Bishop Satterlee Admiral Dewey

Schurz Memorial Services At Carnegie Hall

Memorial services for Carl Schurz were held at Carnegie Hall by German Americans. Speakers praised his lifelong devotion to humanity beyond party lines, independence of thought, and service to the nation over faction. Notable speakers included Dr. Emanuel Baruch Dr. Abraham Jacob and Nicholas Murray Butler.

Carl Schurz Carnegie Hall Emanuel Baruch Abraham Jacob Schurz

Dr Crapsey appeals ecclesiastical court ruling on heresy

Rochester June 6 Rev Dr Algernon S Crapsey today filed an appeal through counsel James Beck Perkins from the church diocesan court verdict found him guilty of heresy. He seeks review of the May 9 1906 decision and challenges the court's organization timing and authority while outlining grounds for reversal and suspension.

Rochester Algernon Crapsey James Beck Perkins Algernon S. Crapsey Protestant Episcopal Church United States of America Batavia Diocese of Western New York W. C. Roberts C. Boynton G. S. Burrows John Mills Gilbert Stan Weste New York Sai Western New York Algernon 5 Crapley Appellant Edward M. Shepard

Transatlantic Travellers Departures and Arrivals

A list of passengers sailing today on the Amerika to Hamburg and La Lorraine to Havre, plus cabin lists for the United States to Copenhagen and the Grosser Kurfirst to Bremen. Also note yesterday’s sailings from Rotterdam on the Statendam and arrivals on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with multiple travelers named.

United States Copenhagen Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse

Tribune Fresh Air Fund acknowledgments and interview request

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund acknowledges donors and lists contributors including Carl Lorenzen and Mrs. Joseph H Lester. It notes memorials for Helene and Janet Maceregor Wilson and mentions Central Presbyterian Church Sunday School Manhattan. It invites interested workers for a personal interview at The Tribune office before June 15 between 10-11 am or 2-3 pm.

Eag Orth Andes Mann Avenue Ian Fast Orange Russell Palmer Carl Lorenzen Britain Dora Marshal Lord, Orange Helene Central Presbyterian Church Sunday School Manhattan John G. H. Meyers H. M. Ol Tribune Fresh Air Fund Tribune

Roosevelt Summer Move To Oyster Bay Detailed

Washington reports the presidential move to Oyster Bay for the summer with boxes and trunks loaded for Long Island. Roosevelt children travel separately with governesses and the president joins them around June 27 or 28 if Congress adjourns. The piece lists stables changes including new mounts Audrey and Roswell and Molly for Mrs Roosevelt, Archie’s Betsy, Theodore Jr’s Gray Dawn, and Secretary Loeb acquiring a North Carolina horse. Skoot, once ridden by Loeb, is retired to Virginia after a dangerous temperament episode.

Tribune Bureau Washington Oyster Bay White House Roosevelt Long Island Ethel Quentin Archie Theodore, Jr Kermit Sagamore Hill Harvard Groton Congress Wyoming Yganka Bleistein Audrey Roswell Virginia Rusty Molly Uganka Betsy Theodore Gray Dawn Loeb North Carolina Skoot Seth Bullock

German philosopher Karl von Hartmann dies at Berlin home

Berlin reports Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann died at his Berlin area home in Gross Lichtarfelde. Born February 23, 1842 in Berlin he studied at Rostock and served in the Artillery before resigning in 1869 due to a knee injury. He produced major works on drama religion and education and is known for The Philosophy of the Unconscious.

Berlin Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann Gross Lichtarfelde Karl Robert Edward von Hartmann School of Artillery Rostock Hartmann Schopenhauer

British teachers to study U.S. and Canada plan announced

Arrangements under Alfred Mosely plan to send five hundred British teachers to the United States and Canada between November and March to study educational systems. Participants will be chosen from across the United Kingdom representing all school classes. Nicholas Murray Butler and W. H. Maxwell will organize American itineraries.

London Alfred Mosely United States Canada United Kingdom Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University W. H. Maxwell New York

Various City Meetings and Events Listed for Today

Racing at Gravesend and a packed schedule of meetings and ceremonies across the city. Chamber of Commerce at No 6 Liberty Street at 12 30 pm. General Synod events at Collegiate Church with multiple service times. Lincoln Hospital program at 2 pm. Webb's Academy commencement in Fordham Heights. Urban groups gather at Madison Avenue Presbyterian and Flatbush area venues. Museums host a Free Day.

Gravesend Chamber of Commerce Liberty Street Brooklyn General Synod of the Reformed Church Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue 45Th Street Rapid Transit Commission Lincoln Hospital 141St Street Southern Boulevard Webb's Academy Fordham Heights New York City Christian Endeavor Union Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Flatbush Taxpayers’ Association Lenox Road Flatbush Avenue Museums of Art and Natural History

Weather Report Forecasts Broad U S Conditions Across Regions

Weather notes low pressure across the United States and Canada with showers in Northern districts and fair warm conditions in the Middle and Southern regions. Forecast calls for generally fair weather in the East and Southwest, with scattered thunderstorms and local squalls in the Northwest and upper Great Lakes area.

Washington United States Canada Pacific Coast Mississippi River Rocky Mountains North Dakota Atlantic Pacific Middle South Atlantic Pepin Superior Michigan New England Middle Atlantic Gulf Coast Lower Lakes Upper Lakes Grand Banks

Dickens Credited With Knowledge Of Cricket In Tropic Inn

A veteran cricketer claims Dickens understood cricket as it should be and cites Dickens as writing about the game on earth. The London Chronicle recounts a scene where inn conversation centers on Dickens country lore and free libraries.

London Chronicle Inquirer

Captain Nickerson and the Secret of Getting Rich

The tale from Harwich features Captain Nickerson and Joe as they discuss a dubious scheme. Nickerson guides Joe to a private bargain and promises wealth if no one hears them while highlighting the risk if the plan fails. Joe agrees hesitantly, prompting speculation about the mentor’s true intent.

Chicago Inter Ocean W. Nickerson J. S. Baker Harwich Nickerson Joe Iain

Kaisers at Vienna Agenda Shows Regal Guarded Visit

Cold rainy day marks start of Emperor William of Germany visit to Vienna with tight security. The two sovereigns exchange cordial telegrams with King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. They tour Sch�nbrunn Palace and meet Austrian officials amid fanfare and archduke arrivals.

Vienna Emperor William Germany Francis Joseph Lainz Pensing Schimbrunn Victor Emmanuel Italy Schiénbrunn Castle Dr. Wekerle Baron von Beck William Goluchowski Herr von Tschirsky Maria Valerie Sainz Schinbrunn

National Craftsmen plan December art exhibition in New York

Spencer Trask of the National Arts Club announces a national crafts exhibition to be held December 3 to 15 in New York City. The National Society of Craftsmen aims to attract exhibits from all crafts centers, with a new central information bureau and a welcoming clubroom for craftsmen in New York.

Spencer Trask National Arts Club United States Trask National Society of Craftsmen Gramercy Park Arts and Crafts New York City West 34Th Street John J. Murphy Clatdowns

Burglary at Avenue B Home Targets Diamonds in 1900s

William Asch, a bottle maker, reports $3000 in diamonds stolen from his second floor apartment at 151 Avenue B. A fellow tenant loses nearly $1000 in jewelry in the same four family home. Police suspect a professional thief used a skeleton key and possibly chloroform to enter while residents slept.

William Asch East Side No. 151 Avenue B Asch

Ade Gives 2500 Dollars for Purdue Memorial Gymnasium

George Ade donated 2500 dollars to the Purdue Memorial Gymnasium fund, marking the start of construction on the new gymnasium in Lafayette Indiana. The gift underscores community and donor support for the project.

Ade Purdue Gymnasium Tribune Lafayette Ind George Ade Purdue Memorial Gymnasium

For Torpid Liver take Hersford's Acid Phosphate

A historical health ad touts Hersford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for torpid liver. It claims to stimulate liver activity relieve constipation sick headache and malaria.

Hersford

Marriage notices from The Tribune listed for republication

A compilation of wedding notices with names and dates from June entries across multiple couples. It includes Allee Curie and Dr William Hanford Alles. Ford-Rainey. Hoyt-Wright. Ledyard-Morris. Nigbet-Morton. Smith-Howard. Stockton-Cruikshank. Washington-Brennan. Welsh-Peck among others and cites venues such as Cornwall-on-Hadson Bayside and Rutgers Presbyterian.

Allee—Curie Laura Curie Charres Curie William Hanford Alles Cornwall-on-Hadson Deen Egbert First Congregational Church Conn Ford—Rainey New York City Robert George Boville William O'Neill Rainey Charles Bigelow Ford New York Caada Hoyt—Wright Allaints Church Bayside Long Island Thomas Seaman Wright Edward Albert Hoyt- Ledyard-Morris Richard B Mattice Isabel John A. Morris Lewis Cass Ledyard

Obituary notices and funeral details from Newark 1906

Multiple obituaries list names Anna Beach Carter Cary Dana Davidson De Forest Drummond Eaton Fursman Geer Maynard Moir Seymour Whitehouse with dates June 1906 and locations including Newark Yonkers Brooklyn and Minneapolis. Notices announce services at homes churches and interment plans, with addresses and relatives.

Carter Newark N. J Sayee Anna Beach Carter Caleb Phebe Johnneon Carter Carteret St Cary London Emstand Ry Cary Clarence Cary Wien Grace Church Creh Broadway 7Th St Alexandria Willam E. and Maria Josephine Laimbeer Wae Urch Chantry O' Elo Dickinson A. G. Dickinson Livingstone Central Park West St. Thomas's Church 5Th Ave Sid St Southern Drummond Sarah Wyman James F. Drummond West 20d Boston Eaton Nyack Samuel Chapin Eaton Fursman Lucy Mary 104Th St Amsterdam Ave Geer Katharine Throop William Montague Geer St. Agnes Chapel West Sd St Ave Maynard Anne Campbella Effingham Maynard, Jr Moir Minneapolis Minn Joseph McElroy, Jr Mount Vernon Joseph McElroy Agnes Pond Moir Seymour Sen Sourdnahunk Camp Maine Hensemen Dlisa Martin Otto Wa 'Iehean Whitehou Sudd Aloaily Geers York

Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Offers Train Access and Rates

The notice promotes Woodlawn Cemetery with Harlem trains from Sognme tral Station and carriage from Webster and Jerome Avenues. Lots start at $125. Contact 6855 for Book of Views or a representative at 20 East 2nd St., New York City. Undertakers Frank E. Campbell Co. 413 W. 234th St. World known old stand. Tel Chelsea.

Harlem Webster and Jerome Avenue East 2Nd St Yorks City Frank E. Campbell Telinit Chelsea

Postal Rates and Hotel Listings in Tribune Notice

Special Notices detail long shipping notes and inbound mail rules with page reference. It lists Tribune subscriptions and foreign rates, including daily and weekly editions, and mentions a wide hotel network in Europe for Sunday Tribune access.

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