Carnegie professors first selection announced by foundation
The Carnegie Foundation plans pensions for about fifty professors in U S universities and colleges and technical schools across the United States and Canada funded by Steel bonds. The first retirees will receive about 7 00 annually with selections by trustees from leading universities including Columbia New York University Yale Harvard Princeton and others.
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Carnegie
Steel Corporation
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Columbia
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New York University
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William A. Packad
Princeton
Edward W. Morley
Western Peerve
George Trumbull Ladd
Yale
Harvard
Francis A. March
Fete
EB. R. Merrill
Ripa College
Wisconsin
P. H. Chandler
Myst Washington University
St. Louis
American Mathematical Society
New York Academy of Sciences
American Meteorological Society
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Boreal Astronomical Society
Yenéon
Patrol
Philadelphia
University of Greece
Athens
College of New Jersey
Rutgers
Carson
Cornell
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IBM
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Hanover
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Western Reserve College
Sith Regiment
Ohio Volunteers
University of Pennsylvania
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Wesleren
Western Re
Uproar in Reformed Synod Over Minister Appeals
Pandemonium erupted near the session’s end as the General Synod debated appeals from two ministers. Rev C P Evans of Albany and Rev Spitka Koster of Iowa sought hearings after ecclesiastical trials. The Evans case involves alleged improper finances, while Koster’s traces to a Chicago Synod dispute over horse ownership. The committee urged hearings but avoided ruling on original charges, leading to vocal criticism. The 5 o’clock adjournment ended amid continued controversy, with Koster’s case postponed to today.
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General Synod
C. P. Evans
Albany
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Evans
Spitka Koster
Iowa
Chicago
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Koster
Cer
Class Day At Columbia College Honors Football Revival
The Columbia College senior class held its annual class day with a focus on restoring football. President Robert W. Macbeth welcomed attendees while Edwin T. Maynard listed the roll and William Leopold Essex recounted the class history. Frank D. Frankenthale delivered the oration and Charles Laislaw Williams read the prophecy. W. L. Essex announced class statistics: average age 21 years 8 months, weight 149 pounds, height 5 feet 9 inches. Most members born in New York, New Jersey next. partisanship: mostly Republican with independents and Democrats. Ivy was planted on the chapel north side by Charles Stewart. The day ended with a campus march and singing Sans Souci.
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Robert W. Macbeth
Edwin T. Maynard
William Leopold Essex
Frank D. Frankenthale
Charles Laislaw Williams
W. L. Essex
New York
New Jersey
Charles Stewart
Professor Dashiell Appointed Mathematics Professor at Annapolis
Washington June 11 Paul J Dashiell was appointed professor of mathematics at Annapolis He began his career as a Lehigh halfback and later studied at Johns Hopkins He joined Annapolis as assistant instructor in chemistry and physics and became athletics director He coached football and baseball and was renowned as a football official chair of the Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee and umpired big East games He is a Maryland native and his teaching boosted Annapolis teams
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Annapolis
Lehigh
Johns Hopkins
Dashiell
Heels
Maryland
Bimberg Plans New Music Hall On West 42d Street
Meyer R. Bimberg buys parcels at 117 West 42d and 106 to 118 West 43d. A syndicate led by ward B. Kinsin plans a music hall similar to European venues, with George Keister drawing the plans and a 12 foot court on three sides. The project follows his West End and Astor Theatre builds under a revised theatre code requiring exits on each side.
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McVicker- Gaillard Realty Company
the Tribune
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Europe
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George Keister
Music Hall
West End
Yorkville
Astor Theatre
Hotel Astor
Today’s events and commencements around the city
Activities include a meeting of the Woman’s Boards of Missions of the Reformed Church at Collegiate Church on 48th Street and Fifth Avenue, a City Hall Aldermen session at 1 pm, and eight o’clock commencements at the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Berkeley Institute and De La Salle Institute. Also a Pioneer coach horse sale at Demand’s at 8:30 pm and a free day at the Museum of Art and the Zoological Park.
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Woman's Boards of Missions of the Reformed Church
Collegiate Church
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Fifth Avenue
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
New York Institution For the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
Berkeley Institute
First Reformed Church
Brooklyn
de la Salle Institute
de la Salle
Museum of Art
Zoological Park
Weather Report Forecast From Washington June 11
Official Weather Bureau record notes a central Eastern Gulf storm with diminishing intensity. Reports show high tides in Tampa and missing Southern Florida data, with rains in Western regions and moderate Eastern temperatures. Forecast calls for showers in East Gulf and South Atlantic Tuesday, then fair Wednesday, with varied coastal winds and cooler western temperatures. Local record compares twenty four hour temperatures with last year and twenty five year means.
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Red Cross aims to modernize warfare relief laws
London May 30 The Red Cross movement seeks renewal of humane rules for war. A Swiss physician Dunant inspired Geneva efforts to protect ambulances and hospitals, with conventions in 1864 and 1868 expanding to maritime warfare. American delegates led by William Cary Sanger push adaptions to modern artillery ranges and theater of operations, with naval rescue issues debated. The effort, supported by Gen George B. Davis and Rear Admiral Sperry, aims for a unified code acceptable to civilized governments at Geneva and The Hague.
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Red Cross
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Dunant
Geneva
Moynier
Spain
America
England
Switzerland
William Cary Sanger
Root
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Europe
War Office
George Wyndham
Charles Dilke
Spencer Wilkinson
O'Reilly
Sperry
Naval War College
George B. Davis
Crimea
Manchuria
Davis
O’reilly
Hague
Reverend Dr Mary Jacobi Dies After Long Life of Service
Dr Mary Jacobi a leading woman physician dies at her East 47th Street home after a long illness. Born 1842 in London she broke barriers to study medicine in Paris and New York becoming a prolific writer and educator. Her funeral will be private at her home with burial in the city.
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East 47Th Street
Abraham Jacobi
Ole de Médecine
Paria
Peas
Garret Anderson
Lonon
Jacobi
George Palmer Putnam
Victorine Haven Putnam
London
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Atlantic Monthly
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Philadelphia
George Haven Putnam
New Orleans
New England Hospital
Boston
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Abraham Jacobs
Carl Schurz
Mary Jacobi
Association For the Medical Education of Women
New York Academy of Medicine
State Medical Association
Boylston
Harvard
New York Infirmary For Women and Children
Post Graduate Medical School
Mount Sinai Hospital
St. Mark’s
Infirmary For Women and Children
Besid
Albany
East 47Th St
Mary Putnam
Abraham Jacob
George Palmer
Reynolds
Margrett
Joseph R. Reynolds
Valve
Red Cross Convention Opens in Geneva
Delegates from thirty seven nations gather in Geneva to revise Red Cross convention. President M L Ferrer of Switzerland welcomes the meeting and urges ratification of Hague resolutions extending the Red Cross to naval warfare. Swiss Minister Odier elected conference president.
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Geneva
M. Ll. Ferrer
Switzerland
M. Odier
St. Petersburg
Postals Threaten Speaker Cannon From Indiana Towns
Post office inspectors trace threatening postal cards mailed from Indianapolis to House Speaker Cannon in Washington. Cards, dated from Munh, South Bend, and other Indiana towns, share the same handwriting and are postmarked Indianapolis amid debate over the Pure Food bill.
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Cannon
House of Representatives
Washington
Munch
South Bend
Indiana
Death of Bishop John B Delaney in Manchester
The Right Reverend John B Delaney Roman Catholic Bishop of Manchester died at Sacred Heart Hospital at 3 40 am after an operation for appendicitis Born in Lowell Massachusetts August 9 1864 he studied in Holy Cross College and Boston College and was ordained in Paris in 1891 He served in Manchester Portsmouth Hinsdale and became bishop on September 9 1904 He is survived by his mother a brother the Rev Frederick Delaney five sisters including Sister Florence Louise of Notre Dame and Trinity College secretary in Washington DC
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N. H
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Lowell
Mass
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St. Sulpice
Paris
Frederick Delaney
New York
Florence Louise
Order of Notre Dame
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
General Ralph Brandreth dies at Bellport Long Island
General Ralph Brandreth, born Ossining New York in 1850, died at his Bellport home. He led Ossining Hospital and Ossining Yacht Club and managed Allcock Manufacturing. A brigadier general on Governor Hill's staff, he was a Democrat, kennel and gun clubs member, and left five children. Funeral in Bellport will be held Thursday.
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Archibald Parkhurst Dies After Ten Months Illness at 87
Archibald Parkhurst longtime cashier of the St Nicholas National Bank in Manhattan died at his Newark home No 1008 Broad Street after ten months illness. A founder and elder of South Park Presbyterian Church Newark he was 87. Survived by a son Jacob Parkhurst of Kings Ferry N J.
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Kings Ferry
Senior Castellano Dies Former Finance Minister and Banker
Madrid mourns as Senior Castellano, ex Minister of Finance and later Governor of the Bank of Spain, dies at age in Madrid on June 11.
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Retired Lt Commander Charles W Tracey Dies in Brookline
Lieutenant Commander Charles Wurtz Tracey of the U S Navy, retired, died at his Brookline home. He had been detailed at the Charlestown Navy Yard since his retirement on October 22, 1878.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Cornelius D Wood dies after long illness in Brooklyn
Cornelius Delano Wood, financier and philanthropist, died Sunday at his home 880 St Mark's avenue Brooklyn after eighteen months illness. Born 74 years ago in Northampton Mass he moved to New York at 18 and led Wood & Davis after earlier work with Clarke Dodge Co Vermilye Co He was a vice president of Union Trust and director at Brooklyn Trust Bedford Bank Manhattan Life and London Assurance Corp The last two decades he devoted to charity including giving the YWCA its building on Schermerhorn Street in memory of his wife his sister of Robert C Ogden He leaves two daughters and three sons
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Opera Prospectus Out at Manhattan House Season Twenty Weeks
The prospectus for the Manhattan Opera House season, conducted by Oscar Hammerstein, lists twenty weeks starting November 19 with Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday matinees. Prices range from $1 to $4,000 with Italian and French works from a long list including Auber Norma Tosca Carmen La Bohéme and Die Prophte as well as major Verdi and Wagner titles. A large slate of noted singers is named for soprano alto and bass roles.
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Diavolo
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Norma
Bizet
Carmen
Donizett
Don Faernales
Lucia Ai Lammermoor
Flotow
Marta
Gounod
Faust
Halevy
La_ Juive.” Leoncavallo
Mascagni
Meyerbeer
Dinorah
Mozart
Puccini
Barbiere
Thomas
Mignon
Augustus Thomas Returns Home After Three Years Abroad
Playwright Augustus Thomas arrives with wife and two children aboard the Red Star liner Zeeland. He lived in Paris three years to have his children study French, speaking English at home to preserve their native tongue. He plans three new plays, including a Western for Dustin Farnum and a light comedy for Lawrance D Orsay, and comments on London and New York productions. He will spend the summer at East Hampton.
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Klaw & Erlanger Secure US Canadian Rights to Edwardes Plays
Marc Klaw of Klaw & Erlanger signed a five year contract with George Edwardes granting U S and Canadian rights to Edwardes London musical productions at venues including the Gaiety Prince of Wales Apollo and other London houses excluding Daly’s Theatre The first American presentation will be The Spring Chickens currently running at the Gaiety The arrangement positions Klaw & Erlanger to control major London musical properties in the United States and Canada for five years Edwardes, a leading figure in musical theatre, is widely regarded as unmatched in this field.
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London
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United States
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Prince of Wales's
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Daly
Great Britain
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Gaiety Theatre
Ellen Terry Jubilee Promises Record Drury Lane Benefit
London June 12 The Ellen Terry jubilee performance at Drury Lane draws huge crowds with 500 waiting overnight. Miss Terry urged affordable seating while early attendees slept on rugs and camp stools. Churchill will host a Sunday Hotel Cecil dinner for Miss Terry as crowds cheer her gesture and greet the star upon her arrival.
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Cambodian King Sisowath Arrives in Marseilles
King Sisowath of Cambodia arrived in Marseilles today and was greeted with military honors. In replying to a welcome address he pledged fidelity to France, speaking of French protection for Cambodia.
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Sisawath
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France
Utica Doctor Found Dead In Utica Home
Dr. Edwin T. Jones of Queens Long Island was found dead in his Utica friend’s home from apoplexy while en route to visit a ill son at Saranac Lake. He was born in Wales, rose to prominence in New York medical circles, and is survived by two sons Herbert and Clifford and a daughter Mrs. R. W. McClintock. The family heads to Utica for his funeral.
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Clifford
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Jones
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Tuca
Starr Proctor Wedding at Plymouth Church Brooklyn 1906
Marriage notices republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune announce Gertrude Proctor to Russell Tillinghast Starr at Plymouth Church on June 7 1906 by Rev Willard P Harmon. Also Willets to Phoebe Elizabeth Hewlett on June 9 at old Willarber Lom e Island by Rev R Pelsom Baker.
Obituary notices from Portland to Brooklyn
Multiple death notices reported from Portland Maine to Brooklyn New York list names including Donald McLean Barstow Jacob i Mary Putnam Jacob and Cornelius Delano Wood. Details cover dates June 9 to June 13 1906 funeral times and locations with private services and invited attendance.
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The notice advertises Woodlawn Cemetery near Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, with carriage access. Lots start at $125. Contact Felephene Gramercy for Book of Views. office at 20 East Third Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell Co. at 241-3 West 3rd Street. World known, old stand. Tel. 1324 Chelees.
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Postal and subscription notices from The Tribune
Special notices describe postal information for incoming and outgoing mails and explain Tribune subscription rates. The piece lists domestic and international mailing options, rates for daily and weekly editions, and various office addresses in New York and abroad for subscriptions and newspaper access.
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