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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
27
A fragmented poem and diary-like notes recount ambivalent wartime sentiments, heroic ideals, and political commentary. The piece blends dramatic war imagery with personal reflections, referencing Rome, Verdun, and broad European conflict, plus editorials and social gossip from the era.
R M Banks weds Miss Elise Muntington Fresché as Fay of Boston stands as best man. Miss Gertende I Schirmer also marries William Badman Par of Boston. ceremonies at the Church of the Ascension and St Thomas's, with receptions at the Colosse Club and New York homes.
A chaotic day at a girls' emergency service corps camp begins with eleven horses arriving from Central Park Riding Academy. A drain pipe clog becomes a plumbing emergency as chores unfold, with corps members adapting to new gear and routines.
The Clendenin families announce a dance on June 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clendenin in Artley. Miss Genevieve Clendenin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doneph Clendenin, is involved. relatives in Hempstead, Long Island, will be away in Canada from end of July to September.
NYU holds its eighty fourth commencement with three sessions of exercises at the audito rium Hall of Fame University Heights The day and tomorrow will confer six honorary degrees including Rev William Honey Dermarert Doctor of Divinity and Alfred Henry Page Doctor of Law The School of Commerce Accounts and Finance has a separate ceremony tomorrow afternoon.
Commencement exercises at St Stephen's College Annadale on the Stade will begin next Sunday and last four days. Bishop Charles S Bureh and other Episcopal clergy and laymen will participate. Sermons by Rev Arthur H Judge of New York and Rev Charita A Jessup of Buffalo and Bishop Burch are listed. A dramatic club program titled being Fat Beat is set for campus Monday night.
Columbia University awards 2212 degrees at Steath commencement with six honorary degrees. Notables include De Tollon Butler Joseph Choate Governor McCall and Edwin Howland Bishop. A doctor of letters and a Master of Arts will be conferred, a costume parade is planned on South Field, and the cornerstone ceremony proceeds with Big Walon.
Princeton University engineering professor Ernest W. Condit, a Princeton faculty member, married Jorie W. Brown in a Plainfield ceremony at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. The couple, with families including Mrs. Edward Muller and Miss Elizabeth Pivhant, were joined by relatives and friends in a winter event that linked Princeton to New Jersey social circles.
Albert Louies of 920 Longwood Avenue The Hirons was arraigned for speeding in Washington Heights Court yesterday. He received a £100 fine which was paid.
The article reports a second relief expedition planned to search for MacMillan and Crocker Land as explorers face uncertain fate. It notes costs raised by the American Museum of Natural History and Geographical Society, plus university involvement, with chartered ships expected to bring back remaining team members.
Col Walter H. Metehiri died after a brief illness at age 52. He formerly commanded the Lid Corps of Engineers in New York and served with the New York Volunteers in the Spanish War. He enlisted as a private in 1822 and rose to captain before military service, leaving a legacy in engineering corps and local clubs.
A mangled report notes German fleet observers and embassy staff at Rye, unseen amid visitors. It describes the Rye depot, nearby associations, and the embassy area with mentions of Herr Haniel von eimbausan and Finney Matefeld, plus summer plans in Washington and New York.
A damaged fragment reports a Uruguayan expedition aiding Shackleton and a relief voyage in June for the Antarctic party. The vessel departs from Port Stanley with a five member crew, led by Lt Taft, aiming to reach Elephant Island and relieve the stranded crew.
Fragmented OCR text describes a busy day with various names and places. It references meetings, dances, a parade or event at an assembling site, and mentions a person or group connected to the Ame Wear Sorte Aa SE and other unclear entities. The readable content is sparse and mixed with errors.
Navy man Lieutenant Barnette and actress Julia Sanderson were married in a Greenwich church with pastor Carson officiating. The ceremony followed a brief leave and the couple planned a motor trip to New York, before Sanderson resumed her stage career in Sybil at the Empire in August.
BARNARD class day exercises honored graduates with a ceremony for the college clock facade. Constance von Wahrial prize recipient Carol Lorena, and the president, delivered the valedictorian address as the new clock was unveiled to welcome incoming students.
Fragmentary Washington notes include a letter from Carey Washington to John Francie and M Vernon dated September 1. A list of payments and batters from Philadelphia and Washington appears, with misread figures and unclear attributions. The garbled text seems to reference a death and a military or weather event tied to a fatal wind incident.
Dr. Thomas Franklin Smith, longtime Metropolitan Hinautty physician and Mount Martin Baptist Church member, died yesterday at his Sete. He served as a major in the U.S. Army, helped found the Avserman national Homepathy society, and held its treasurer post for years, with a pension and honors for his civic and military service.
Edward L Doigens of Newark died after a lengthy illness, reportedly at Mager Haltz. He previously practiced law before entering the life insurance business and served as a founding vice president of the Mutual Benet Life Insurers tonmy of Newark. He attended Drew Theological Seminary and Hackettstown’s Morristown Memorial Hospital, with ties to several religious and educational institutions.
The filing indicates Charles H. Northam, a director of a certain corporation, leaves a widow and three children named Mea, J. Pel, and Irving Romer. The text references New En whe Smith and Hart meh wee wal, with April as a date fragment.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and notices including possible mortgage and debt details. It references individuals such as Markie and James, a Rev Babart, and others in a county area with Tuesday and Saturday markings. Content is incomplete and reads like a public notice snippet.
Fragmented obituary notices list interments and services around Mount Holly, with scattered names such as Edward Lather and Alexander Blow. The text references dates in June, private funeral arrangements, and cemetery markers, indicating routine community farewell notices in a local paper.
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