President at West Point Field Day and Salute
At West Point today cadets held an all athletic program with an exhibition cavalry drill and field day events among classes, ending with a game between the academy team and Yale. Venezuelan chargé d'affaires Don Augusto F Pulido arrived and received a salute. President Roosevelt is due early tomorrow by special train and will travel by car until 10 o clock to receive him.
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West Point
Yaje
Sefor
Don Augusto F. Pulido
Charsé L'effaires
Roosevelt
Alumni Day at Princeton Exults Patton Leadership
James W. Alexander presided at the Princeton alumni dinner in University Hall. President Patton received prolonged cheering and spoke of bright skies and future promises. He praised the board of trustees for the succession of Woodrow Wilson and pledged support for long term administrative service.
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Princeton
N. J
University Hall
James W. Alexander
Patton
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Columbia Commencement Day. 808 Graduates to Be Honored
Eva L Williams and Clara Freystedt preside over class mantle transfer as Marion Barnes delivers the mantle to Florence Lott Haring. Columbia's 148th commencement on university grounds features 808 graduates from the class of 1902 and five honorary degrees, with Alfred Croiset and Michael Ernest Sadler among likely recipients.
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Eva L. Williams
Slatington
Columbia
Alfred Croiset
Faculty of Letters
University of Paris
Michael Ernest Sadler
Princeton Alumni Gather For Commencement 1902
The Star Graduates at West Point recounts President Wilson selection, degrees conferred, and ceremonies across Princeton University and Teachers College. Alumni, faculty, and officials attend processions, toasts, and reunions, with notable remarks on leadership and continued church influence.
Graduation Day At West Point Heads Class Of 5 Stars
West Point June 16 Cadet William A Mitchell leads the class graduating head of the five star group includes Cadets Warren Hannum Longley Bell and Ralston with origins in Alabama Georgia Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania. Three stars from Pennsylvania mark a first in state representation. Governor Odell to visit tomorrow. General Porter to address graduates. Graduation ceremony to be held outdoors before the library. a recent Memorial Hall hop called brilliant.
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University Hall
J. Howard van Amringe
Edward Mitchell
Alumni Association
Teachers College
Whittier Hall
Hildegarde E. Nordell
R. Miller
Our College
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Jessie C. Stangland
Wiliam Noyes
Horace Porter
Odell
Kelly
Memorial Hall
West Point
William A. Mitchell
Alabama
Academy
Georgia
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Longley
Warren T. Hannum
Pottsville, Penn
Francis F. Longley
Illinois
Michigan
James Franklin Bell
Washington and Jefferson College
Iss
Robert R. Ralston
Freeport
Penn
Western University of Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Datzell
Ralston
Pennsylvania
Governor Odell toward West Point visit and Newburgh engagements
Governor Odell traveled from Albany to Newburgh this afternoon and will stay overnight. He is set to attend the West Point anniversary exercises tomorrow and visit the Peeksill State Camp of Instruction on Thursday. He may spend Friday in New York before returning to Newburgh for a dinner engagement and plans to reach Albany on Saturday.
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Odell
Newburg
West Point
Peekskill
New York
West Point Field Day Results Highlight Centennial Exercises
West Point North area reports the ninth annual Officers' Athletic Association field day during centennial exercises. Events include 100 yards won by Hammond with Daly second, pole vault tied, 220 yard dash won by Hammond, running high jump by Carrithers and Anderson, 440 yard run won by Stillwell, hurdles won by Daly, hammer throw by Bunker, broad jump by Graham, and half mile relay tied among classes with top points totals 63, 37 and 10B percent.
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Officers’ Athletic Association
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Daly
Sher
Bunker
Tompkins
Wilson
Dillon
Berber
Hammond
Carrithers
Anderson
Tein. Hantora
Stillwell
Shannon
Ima Ateel Eer
Dalr
Hing
Graham
Deaf Students Graduate At New York Institution Commencement
The eighty fourth commencement at the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb held on 163rd Street and La Fayette Boulevard featured a sign language salutary by Miss Eunice Brewer with interpretation by Principal Currier. Diplomas awarded to eighteen eight year graduates and twenty five year graduates. awards to Friedman Tanzas Renner and others celebrated.
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Institute
Lafayette Boulevard
John T. Terry
Board of Trustees
Eunice 8
Brewer
Enoch Henry Currier
Alfred G. Stern
Orris Benson
Company C
Demilt
Samuel L. Friedman
Gros-venor
Marvy Tanzas
William Renner
Carey
Montclair Military Academy Holds Fifteenth Commencement
Montclair New Jersey June 16 special The fifteenth annual commencement of the Montclair Military Academy was held this morning The address to the graduates was delivered by Professor Edward Howard Griggs of Montclair on The Obligation of Culture Diplomas were presented by Thomas Russell president of the advisory board to John P Baird Youle T Atzen M Goodeno Harold E Holmes Rowland H Lawrie and Norman L McCutcheon
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N. J
Montclair Military Academy
Edward Howard Griggs
Thomas Russell
Brisd
John P. Baird
Youle T
Atzen M. Goodeno
Harold E. Holmes
Rowland H. Lawrie
Norman L. McCutcheon
Mayors' Association in Stamford Condemns New Connecticut Constitution
In Stamford on June 14 the Mayors' Association of Connecticut held its annual meeting aboard Commodore James D. Smith's schooner Viking. A key action was passing a resolution condemning the state constitution draft being voted on June 16, reflecting broad city opposition. Absentees included Hartford, Bridgeport, and Ansonia mayors.
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Stamford
Conn
Mayors’ Association of Connecticut
James D. Smith
Homer S. Cummings
Viking
Sullivan
Hartford
Mulvihill
Bridgeport
Charters
Ansonia
Connecticut
Association
Alumni Events Highlight New Jersey University Gathering
A packed program featured a 325000 pledge to clear athletic ground debts, a Lynde debate in Alexander Hall, and the sophomore dance in the Casino. Attendees included Mrs. Wills and Mrs. Vanderhoef, with patronesses led by Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Wilson. Events spanned music on the front campus, exhibitions, and Phi Beta Kappa proceedings.
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Lynde
Alexander Hall
Casino
SB. Wills
Isaac Mills
B. Eaton
G. Eaton
Richard Muser
Whittimore
H. B. Vanderhoef
Louise
Natalie Vanderhoef
George Yardiey Taylor
Cortlandt van Rensselaer Hodge
Pao-Ting-Fu
China
American Whig and Chiosophic Societies
James Laughlin
Pittsburg
J. Ackerman Coles
Scotch Plains
N. J
University
Kuntz
Oles
University Graduation Reception at Earl Hall
In the morning the class went on an excursion to West Point and, late in the afternoon, in cap and gown, attended a reception in Earl Hall hosted by President and Mrs. Butler for the university's graduating classes.
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West Point
Earl Hall
Butler
Union College alumni meetings set stage for 4-year Troy student
In Schenectady on June 10 during Union College's 15th commencement, alumni heard an unnamed donor offer to fund a Troy student through four years, selected by Troy's superintendent. Elected officers included President W. H R. McElroy and secretary William T. Clute. trustees named Rev. Philip H. Cole and Professor Giddings. Meanwhile in Trenton, Attorney General McCarter filed condemnation to seize Mrs. Charles E. Green’s Capitol-adjacent home for an executive mansion, with Green resisting sale and delaying potential shifts ahead of a new governor.
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N. Y
Union College
Alumni Association
Troy
W. H R. McElroy
New York
Clarence E. Akin
William T. Clute
Trenton
McCarter
Supreme Court
Charles E. Green
Capitol
Stamford Yacht Club Hosts Honorary Membership Event
Invited guests boarded the launch Thor at the Stamford Yacht Club pier for a trip to the Viking anchored in Stamford Harbor. Commodore Smith and Mayor Cummings hosted aboard while Louis J. Curtis and Melbert B. Carey delivered principal remarks. Smith and Cummings spoke in light vein. Smith won honorary membership and officers were elected: Alexander Harbison president, Homer S. Cummings vice president, J. M. Coburn secretary and treasurer.
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Stamford Yacht Club
Thor
Viking
Stamford
Commodore Smith
Mayor Cummings
Louis J. Curtis
Melbert B. Carey
Ridgefield
Alexander Harbison
Hartford
Homer S. Cummings
J. M. Coburn
South Norwalk
Most's Conviction Confirmed By Court Of Appeals
Albany June 10 The Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed the judgment against John Most convicted of publishing an anarchistic article in his paper. He faces one year in New York penitentiary. The court held publication urging revolution and murder endangers public peace and is not protected by the constitution.
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Princeton
Albany
Court of Appeals Today
John Most
New York
New-York
Vann
Class Day at Moravian Seminary for Young Women
Class day exercises were held in the pleasure grounds with readings by Miss Marion Augusta Hell of Philadelphia for the class history and Miss May Emma Herr of Lancaster for the class prophecy. the program included a will and testament by Miss Helen Mae Harreman of South Will.
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Bethlehem
Penn
Moravian Seminary
Marion Augusta Hell
Philadelphia
May Emma Herr
Lancaster
Helen
Mae Harreman
South Will and Testament
New Jersey Rep McDermott Pushes Tilden Monument Plan
Washington June 10 Representative McDermott introduced a bill to erect a Samuel J. Tilden statue or monument in Washington. The project would cost 51000 dollars and be placed in the capital.
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Washington
McDermott
New Jersey
Samuel J. Tilden
House orders Sunday session for Ames J. Cummings tribute
In Washington on June 1 the House ordered a session for Sunday, June 2 at 11 o clock to deliver eulogies on the life and character of the late Representative Ames J. Cummings of New York.
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Washington
Lfe
Ames J. Cummings
New York
Park Official Cracks Down on Tree Tying by Subway Contractors
Park Commissioner Willcox reports success in stopping tunnel sub-contractors from using city trees as hitching posts. The new law grants the Park Department control of all city trees and authorizes arrests for willful damage. Contractors previously tied cables to trunks injuring bark and roots. crews are now required to box roots when excavations approach trees.
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Willcox
Upper West Side
Bradley
Tribune
Park Department
Tammany
Yale Students Survive 24 Hours at Sea
A Yale group including H H Bartlett C L Watson G L Watson Walter L Douglas and W H Taylor spent about twenty four hours on the Sound in a sailboat. They battled wind and breakers drifted offshore and could not land until daylight, suffering seasickness and hunger before reaching New Haven in the afternoon.
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Conn
H. H. Bartlett
C. L. Watson
G. L. Watson
Yale
Walter L. Douglas
W. H. Taylor
Bartlett
New London
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