Railroad Laws Bad by boat: Stuyvesant Fish addresses Columbia class
Stuyvesant Fish spoke to Columbia University School of Applied Science graduates on the American railroad problem. He criticized interstate commerce action, warned against overemphasis on capital valuation, and argued rates should reflect true service and earning power. He urged careful constitutional use of commerce power.
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Stuyvesant Fish
School of Applied Science
Columbia University
England
America
Fish
Womerc=s
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbia College Seniors Hold Day Exercises At Gym
The Columbia College senior class held day exercises in the University gymnasium yesterday afternoon. Walter E. Kelly delivered the presentation oration, while John Broux presided and read the roll. Class historian S. L. Pierrepont and Prophet F. S. Hetherington led the program amid student recognitions and faculty awards.
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Columbia College
University Gymnasium
Walter E. Kelly
John + Broux
Welcom
L. Pierrepont
Hetherington
Haskell
Fonth Roosev
Pon
A.W. W. Jack
Taget
A. Dunning
Ww . Shepherd
Lage Ae
Palen
Collins
W. G. Worken
C. R. Brodix
New-York
Phi Beta Kappa Hopkin
J. E. Scharmerhorn
Yo Schreiber
H. Db. Egbert
C. Mayer
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Harrison
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Pawis, L. . &. Hawes
M. Solomon
J. C. Dema
A. Holtzo
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Woodbury
No Birds Allowed After Midnight in New Year Court Ruling
Justice Greenbaum ruled that possession of game birds at one minute after midnight on New Year’s Eve constitutes a misdemeanor under state game laws. John B. Martin of Café Martin faces $4,285 in penalties for birds served after 11:59 p.m. There is uncertainty whether diners or owners incur liability, and appeals are planned.
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Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
John B. Martin
Marlin
Mr. Martin
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Martin
Coleman & Finch
Forest, Fish and Game Law
Café Martin
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Stokes Trial Begins Over Paternity and Child Support
Mrs Lucy M Randolph sues W E D Stokes in Supreme Court for maintenance of her a son allegedly fathered by Stokes. Judge Jaycox oversees proceedings with jurors chosen. Stokes rejects out of court settlement and declares fight for principle.
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Lucy M. Randolph
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
Walter H. Jaycox
Supreme Court
Flushing
Abe Gruber
Mr. Stokes
Randolph
Jail Sentences Replace Fines in Greenwich Speeding
Greenwich June 10 Jeremiah Tierney deputy judge of the Borough Court says speeding drivers will face jail time with option to appeal and post bond Charles Pollock chauffeur for Charles Haas of Riverside and New York sentenced to ten days in jail and 100 dollar fine Haas posted a 244 dollar bond for appeal to Bridgeport Court of Common Pleas next fall
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the Tribune
Greenwich, Conn
Jeremiah Tierney
Borough Court of
Greenwich
Charles Pollock
Charles Haas
Riverside
New York
Post Road
Haas
Court of Common Pleas
Bridgeport
Franco Japanese Treaty Signed In Paris
Paris on June 10 reports the Franco Japanese agreement signed this afternoon by France’s Foreign Minister M Pichon and Japan’s Minister Kurino marking a formal accord between the two nations.
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Paris
M. Pichon
France
Kurino
Japan
Class Day at Nassau Princeton 160th commencement
Princeton June 10 coverage of class day at the 160th commencement. Activities centered in Alexander Hall with remarks by Donald Grant Herring and speeches by Harry McClure Johnson John Nevin Sayre and others. Ivy plantings and cannon exercises followed by class history oration and numerous honors. The Nassau Herald notes class stats and preferences.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
Donald Grant Herring
Bloomsburg
Fenn
Woodrow Wilson
Harry McClure Johnson
Peoria
Thomas J. Durell
Lawrenceville
Charles A. McClintock
Pittsburg
Frederick Morgan Harris
Toront
Canada
James Lawrence Cooney
Scranton
Penn
Henry S. Breckinridge
Thomas Canton Pears, Jr
Thaddeus Goreck
Nassau Herald
Helen
Wellesley
Vascar
Huarvard
Smith
Yale
Cooney
Ole McCintock
Newton James
New Hochelle
N. Y
William M. Armstrong
Oakmont
Harold S. Tenney
Robert S. Ridebotham
H. S Hreckinridge
W. M. Ward
Stockton Axson
Tennyson
Nassau
Death by own action in Church Street Station
A prisoner hanged himself in the Church Street police station for the second time in two months. Coroner Harburger will urge Commissioner Bingham to investigate, calling for responsibility reform. The doorman claimed to be away cleaning, while the prisoner used a ventilating pipe in his cell. A Syrian family’s twelve year old daughter faces Children’s Court arraignment.
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Church Street
Harburger
Bingham
Gallagher
Tully
No. 102
Washington Street
Children’s Society
Verdict in bridge crush case against Brooklyn Heights Railway
Kings County Court awarded Mrs. A. C. Henry 19657 for injuries from a crush at High Street station on the Fifth Avenue line on March 24, 194. She was pushed against station ironwork and bedridden for two weeks. Jury found the company liable despite employer/control arguments.
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Brooklyn Heights Railway
Kings County Court
A. C. Henry
19Th Street
Henry
High Street
Ye Fifth Avenue
Mathewan
South France wine revolt threatens civil government
Paris reports a southern wine grower revolt spreading from Montpellier to the Rhone. Half a million residents have sworn to resign officials and refuse taxes until relief is granted. Marcelin Albert leads the movement, now hailed as a redeemer, with orders and obedience nationwide. Experts urge reducing wine acreage in favor of crops and truck farming.
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Paris
France
Montpellier
M. Farroul
Narbonna
Rhone
Hérault
Aude
Haute-Garonne
Pyrénées-Orientales
Marcelin Albert
Argellers
South
Amnesty Bill Shelved in St Petersburg Lower House
In St Petersburg on June 10 the amnesty bill was shelved after a Constitutional Democratic motion to refer it to a committee to decide legality passed by a large margin. The bill, proposed by the Group of Toll, would pardon political crimes by revolutionists but exclude reactionists. The house then moved to discuss local court reform.
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St. Petersburg
Toll
Sailor Ship Sinks Off Barbados Killing Twenty-Eight
The French schooner To Jalouse, en route from Cayenne to St Lucia, sank off Barbados on the night of June 7. The commander and twenty-one crew members were rescued by dawn. Twenty-eight passengers, including two women and children, drowned in the disaster.
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Barbados
Jalouse
Cayenne
St. Lucia
Letters patent establish responsible government for Orange River Colony
London reports that letters patent establishing a responsible government for the Orange River Colony were issued, with minor modifications aligning it to the Transvaal constitution. The move is warmly received in the House of Commons, and potential hostile critiques are unlikely. The Earl of Brigdon conveyed King Edward’s satisfaction with the policy, granting free institutions similar to the Transvaal.
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London
Orange River
Transvaal
House of Commons
Earl of Brigin
Edward
Prince Fushimi at Ottawa Receives Warm Welcome
Ottawa June 10 Prince Fushimi was greeted at City Hall where the City Council read a welcome praising Japan Britain friendship and hoping for long alliance. The address noted peaceful borders and absent warships on the American frontier and no coastal fortifications. Sir Richard Cartwright attended the ceremony. He later toured an experimental farm and a state dinner was held at Government House.
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Ottawa
Prince Fushimi
Japan
Great Britain
Great American Republic
Pacific
Richard Cartwright
Government House
General Kuroki Thanks Washington Courtesy
General Kuroki telegraphed the Navy Department from Washington on June 10 thanking the Secretary for courtesies shown to him during his visit to the United States.
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Washington
Kuroki
Navy Department
Abigail Free School Opens New Quarters After Closure
The Abigail Free School and Kindergarten on Sullivan Street reopened at No Charlton Street in a house formerly used by the Richmond Hill House. Superintendent C Pr Devare notes improved facilities but says work remains. the undenominational program serves Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant children with emphasis on Americanism and honesty.
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Abigail Free School
Sullivan Street
Richmond Hill
Charlton Street
C. Pr. Devare
Abigail
Washington Club
Ifgull School
John S. Huyler
Childere
Numring
Mr. Devare
Wall Street
Httle
Sunshine Rest Home for Working Girls planned
Mrs. T. J. Adams, chairman, will visit Clark's Falls Connecticut with committee members to inspect housing options for a Sunshine Rest Home for Working Girls. If the report is favorable, the annual committee will act to have a suitable house ready for occupants by July 1, with New Haven branches represented on the committee.
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T. J. Adams
Sunshine Rest Home
Clark’s Falls
Conn
New Haven
Fashionable blue dot pattern accessories in white ground
The ring dotted foulards are among the prettiest designs in silk patterns. This example features a white ground with blue dots and black velvet trim. The piece showcases limitless color combinations and a refined trimming style.
Tissue patterns for Yoke Blouse and Gored Skirt
Pattern descriptions offer No 548 wide tissue pattern for a fancy yoke blouse and No 5486 for an eight gore pleated skirt. Each pattern costs 10 cents with sizes given and instructions to mail with bust measurement and pattern numbers to the Pattern Department of the New York Tribune.
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New-York Tribune
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