Princeton Accepts Procter Gift to Endow Graduate College
The Princeton trustees meet and unanimously accept Procter's renewed gift of 500000 for a new graduate college, with 100000 additional to endow the preceptorial system. Mrs Sage pledges 200000 and plans extend the North Campus buildings including a memorial tower. Wyman bequest strengthens the project as Wilson stresses continued progress toward a unified, simple graduate faculty on golf links site.
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Scenes at Brooklyn Sunday School Parade in Prospect Park
Reviewing stand figures include Rev Dr Troll Rev Edward R Carhart Borough President Cromwell and Congressman William M Calder. Also present are Dr John F Carson Borough President Steers Governor Frank B Weeks Connecticut Adjutant General George M Cole Connecticut Major Filiott Bigelow and Governor Hughes's forces.
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Connecticut
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George M. Cole
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Hughes
Suffragettes in a Row at East 23d Street Meeting
Local No 1 of the United Suffragettes of America met at 122 East 23d street to forge a permanent group. A scuffle over seating and a dramatic interruption by Alice Murtagh triggered police attention and a rebuke from Lieutenant Gilmartin, ending with no arrest.
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Suffrage Fire Unquenched At Corner Meeting
A small audience of college women listened to suffrage speakers at a dry goods box corner on 38th Street and Eighth Avenue. The event featured the granddaughter of Mrs. Stanton and representatives from the University of Nebraska and University of Illinois as rain fell and the crowd stayed engaged.
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Militia Camp Opens In Mass With 320 Officers On Hand
Three hundred twenty militia officers from all branches except cavalry gather in South Framingham Massachusetts for a three day camp of instruction. Twelve regular army officers will train on drill rifles attack and defence ration dealing and map reading. Brigadier General F P Clark of the First Brigade leads the camp with fifteen hours daily.
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Governor asks removal of Negro troops from Fort Lawton
Seattle June 3 Governor Marion of Washington at Faribault Minn telegraphs Secretary Dickinson requesting removal of Negro troops from Fort Lawton. Bledser charged with assaulting a white woman Saturday night to be in court tomorrow, will plead guilty and be sentenced to state prison.
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Plans Filed to Modify Anawanda Club Building
Architect B. Meyer filed plans to alter the three story Anawanda club at Second Avenue and 7th Street. The work includes new windows in the extension and converting a window to a door with new plumbing, estimated cost five dollars. owned by the Smith estate.
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Controllers Meet Here At Fifth Annual Convention
Harvey S. Chase Boston Auditor outlines a plan to keep municipal revenue in a separate account to cover current expenses and debt, urging taxes if deficits arise. Le Grand Powers warns against bankruptcy without clear accounting systems, and a committee proposes uniform municipal accounting to reduce reliance on private firms.
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Harlem riot at Second avenue furniture store
A Harlem housewife rioted in a Second avenue store run by Aaron Litzsky over an icebox bought earlier. Litzsky, his wife, and five young men were splattered with gilt paint. Litzsky also struck by a paint can as the clash unfolded. The incident began when she complained the icebox was not worth the dollar she paid.
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Nicaragua War Threatens Nation As Panic Spreads
Official Managua dispatches report Western Nicaragua in panic as export bans curb fruit trade and money exchange soars to 1 160 per cent. Madriz ordered food exports halted while Madrid forces suffer a defeat near Rama and rush to concentrate at Muelle de Los Bueyos. Court of Cartago offers mediation to Estrada, urging a family resolution in Central America.
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Pittman Well Treated in Nicaragua Capture Report
Washington reports engineer William P. Pittman captured by Madriz forces in Nicaragua is well and treated with consideration. Consul Moffat says he is watching Pittman and U S warship officers visit him regularly at Bluefields Bluff. No complaints about his treatment.
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Captured Ship Dacia Falcom Flew U S Flag
New Orleans June 9 H W Smith acting consul general reports a cable stating the steamship Dacia Falcom was captured off Bluefields by an armed vessel loyal to General Estrada It flew the American flag during the seizure and Estrada claims the flag was used as a subterfuge to operate the steamer for Madrid forces No protest has been made to American authorities.
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Estrada
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Madrid
Amateur baseball game tragedy shocks Thomasville crowd
Albert Adams of Atlanta, an express messenger for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad and former lightweight fighter, collapsed and died in the grandstand at a Thomasville versus Bainbridge game when a ball was fouled into the stand. The match was immediately halted as spectators responded to the sudden death.
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Albert Adams
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Interest rates differ among city savings banks
Three large city savings banks held their July 1 rates at 2 percent, one cut from 4 to 3 1/2, and Greenwich Savings Bank with about 63 million in deposits set tiered rates with 4 percent on the first 1000 and 1 0 4 percent on larger balances. Trustees defended dual rates as aiding smaller depositors while limiting impact on bigger accounts. Other banks like Bank for Savings cut to 3 1/2 percent following Bowery, Union Dime, and Dry Dock trends. Emigrant Industrial and Seamen's held or adjusted accordingly. West Side and South Brooklyn kept 4 percent for now.
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Dry Dock Savings Institution
Union Square
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Thee Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
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German Savings Bank
South Brooklyn Savings Institution
Subway Bids In A Short Time
A transit committee conference between the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Public Service Commission discussed subway bids. Mayor Gaynor and John P. Mit President of the Board of Aldermen presided, with amendments proposed by the municipal foregone for consideration. The conference indicated bids would be called soon. Also note a forthcoming color picture of Colonel Roosevelt in next Sunday’s Tribune.
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Alma Kellner Death Tied to Wendling Jury Verdict
In Louisville on June 9 a coroner's jury ruled that Alma Kellner was killed by Joseph Wendling, the missing janitor of St. John's Catholic Church. Witnesses described seeing Kellner at mass and a man entering the sacristy, with the body later found in an old cistern beneath the church. The case also involved a bloody knife and razor among Wendling's belongings.
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Alma Kellner
Joseph Wendling
St. John's Catholic Church
Rose Staeuble
Alma
Anna Grahle
Wendling
Defense of Kelcher hinges on John R Marshall identity
In Boston on June 9, the trial over the National City Bank of Cambridge loot pivots as the government links John R Marshall to suspect Big Bill Kelcher. Witnesses identify Marshall with Coleman, while Kelcher’s defense probes Keliher’s ignorance of Coleman’s money flow and searches for Marshall as he vanishes. Coleman’s chauffeur testifies to payments and plans to involve Kelher and others, with notes and jewelry dealeroffs triggering further questions.
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Sandford's Boat Arrives in Boston Harbor
The barkentine Kingdom of the Holy Ghost and Us Society sailed into Boston and anchored near Governor's Island amid mystery about leader Rev. Frank W. Sandford. The vessel had earlier moved from Portland after a habeas corpus case involving Mrs Florence A. Whittaker and her four children. It was unclear if Sandford was aboard as he did not attend yesterday's court session at Auburn, Missouri.
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Anniversary Day Parade Draws 13909 Brooklyn Southern Churches
The Brooklyn Sunday School Union held Anniversary Day with 13 909 participants, 25 parades across the borough. Governors Weeks and other officials reviewed divisions including Prospect Park and Greenpoint, with 50 000 spectators. A horse incident near Church of the Atonement caused minor injuries to its driver.
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