Dress Parade After Rain at Graduates Farewell
A windy damp parade marks graduation day as cadets in smart uniforms assemble. Officers including Secretary Tat and Lieutenant General Chattee review the procession, while a solemn ceremony precedes the commencement exercises. Ambassador Jusserand is noted to attend tomorrow’s EJAGUation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat
Chattee
Miles
Sharman
Worgenus
Perm
Treat
Scallemy
Iim Fost
Ambassador Jusserand
Gay
Rein Mars Commencement Exercises Bril liant Sophomore Reception
The article covers Rein Mars commencement events with speeches by HS Jones and CH Walents, a procession to Alexander Hall, and a junior-senior reception. It mentions rain delaying plans, seating in front of Herth, and a banquet at the new building later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rein Mars
Princeton
Evan
Althonss
Sassen
Wesrthe
Yellow Witckers
Nessa
Aveander Hall
Fredident
HS Jones
Catamenien
Jusnem
Sermple
Reed BP SA
Herth
Class Day at Columbia University Recap
fragmentary account of a Columbia University class day amid poor weather. mentions speakers Dean Van Acleings, President But ier, Professor Ouelt , A Teunger and Lard. notes elections results and student activities with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
TD & Browne
Welcome Laetiers
Dean van Aclings
Butier
Ouelt
A. Teunger
Puederius Eplues
el Bets
Masser
W “Mort
Treat
Sunhine
Northfield Seminary Event Sparks Regional Meeting
A fragmented report notes a meeting at Northfield Seminary with figures such as Henry H. Provtoe and others from area boards presiding. The gathering included a concert, a chorus performance, and mentions of various school societies and attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Yslyrs
Gaz
Morshfele
Henry H. Provtoe
Eneton
Eto Geary Aia Socety
Northfield
Josue Kates
Enihe Betey
Artvar Emser
Fei Mayeiaa
Louies
Woman Charged With Fraud in High Profile Case
A 70 year old woman, Mary P MawMian, faces fraud charges after a grand jury indictment. The case alleges involvement with a scheme tied to a United States war laws matter. The defendant reportedly used a counterfeit or misrepresented instrument in relation to the alleged fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. MawMian
Ier
Declines Call to Columbia Institute in Boston Transit Union
In a terse notice a Boston transit union official declines an invitation from Columbia Institute and related groups in New York, signaling continued negotiations over regional staffing and conference participation. The item references Boston Transit Committee and regionally connected engineering and education groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Law Graduates Dine Celebrate Cohurbin College Law Dinner
Columbia law graduates from the class of eighty gathered for a memorial and celebratory dinner last night with Roger Foster presiding. Attendees included University leaders and prominent lawyers and judges from multiple states, reflecting on past eras and the enduring memory of distinguished colleagues.
Proper Houses for Ambassadors Opinion in Pilgrims Leader
The Pilgrims' president rejects a committee with Charles A. Mostra to arrange permanent residences for American ambassadors. He cites pressure from Secretary Brittan and the English Society of Pilgrims while proposing independent living arrangements to influence public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishop Potter
Tia
Pilgrims
Charles A. Mostra
America Protective League
Permandt Rema
Coat of St Temes
Mr. Chance
America
Eboulo
Prizata Bubecriguion
Brittan
English Society of Pilgrims
Leed ‘Hoberts
Choate
Ubee
Ze Posburg
Tim
Cat Tolled the Church Bell in Indiana Town
In Peru Indiana on June 12 a Maltese cat nicknamed Little Willie caused a scene by pawing the bell rope in Weeleyas Methodist Church on Flax Hill. The bell rang as the cat jumped up and down, drawing neighbors to windows as improvised morning service rumors spread.
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Peru
Ind
Wiliam Baker
Weeleyas Methodist Church
Flax Hill
Willie
Ty Trockle
Eagon content bi Prentice Seatcewn 4305 r Suse Laamve
The notice mentions a county Republican committie meeting at Levis Theatre in the evening. Attendees include local figures such as Chit Wise and Peigtion Beech Dotal. A production or event titled Weisineed Scenes Cub No is referenced with plans for an erection at a venue.
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Alseres
Ge Dent
Thanh
Peigtion Beech Dotal
Levis Theatre
Evenins
Prominent Arrivals and Names Across Many Regions
A list of prominent arrivals and figures appears with numerous names and places including Whitaker Wheelite Amia Sailer Staunton Vas Georns Glacienat BREE Lis-De and others. Mentioned are Panama Construction Commission and figures such as Carter, Harry lis, MURRAY, Harvey Page, J A Abiene, W G Thomas and Waldores. The text reads like a scrambled roster of individuals and affiliations across cities like New York Boston Montreal Albany Troy and Tex W.
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Kalacripesr
Whitaker
Amia Sailer
Staunton
Georns
Glacienat
Wwe
PialixeTox
H Siurgerant
Ian Murray Autor
Nether
Dr EpGis
Hornblower
New York
Victonia
S. Harvey Page
Boston
Werdwall
Montreal
J. A Abiene
Tex W.G. Thomas
Weslington
Tracy
Albany
Aloon Hf Millesd
Troy- Waldore
LA Bankes
Turoute
Weather Report Summary From Early Forecast Intel
A weather digest notes broad atmospheric patterns across regions, with Pacific influences shaping inland conditions. It cites upper and lower river trends, potential rain, temps, and shifting winds, predicting warmer, fair, or variable conditions into midweek.
A Defenc e of Norway Her Position Defined
Christiania June 12 Former Norwegian State Council head Mr Loerland says a new foreign minister will be appointed by June 35 and a special envoy will seek recognition from great powers. He argues Norway seeks independence not hostility to monarchies and that the union with Sweden dissolved over sovereignty. He stresses Norway’s economic aims, merchant marine rank, and desire for equal diplomatic relations without Stockholm’s mediation. Norway will act for common interests and safety, with dissolution recognized and early recognition by powers benefiting both sides.
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Christiania
Loerland
Norwegian Council of State
Storkholm
Nor ‘Way
Day
Norway
Sweden
Stockholms
Ganger
Breden
Trisandiorsly
Loevi
WONT LEAVE PLAZA HOTEL AS ITS FATE LOOMS
Four guests refuse to vacate the Plaza Hotel at Sthare and Seth Street as the building teeters toward demolition. The hotel closed Saturday night. four longtime patrons led by Mr and Mrs George Bent Dr S G Johnson and Frederick Geniner Moore remain inside. An auction of furnishings began yesterday and will run at least ten days. A remaining guest briefly occupied a top floor room before moving. The four holdouts say they will stay while furniture is removed. manager hopes they reconsider. No further guests booked after Saturday night. An entry by R Tedcaste of New York appears on the first register. Moore, one of the holdouts, signed the register yesterday.
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Plazs
Sthare
Séth-st
Geores ¥. Bent
5. G. Joheson
Frederick Geniner Moore
Formerrog
Poe
West
Tedcaatie
Memorial fund for Green memory urged in New York report
Finance committee of the Andrew H L Green Memorials Association moves to publicly solicit subscriptions for a memorial entrance to Central Park. The plan honors the late Andrew H. Green for city public works, education, and financial rescues, with contributions directed to Isnon NY. Seligman, treasurer, Mills Building, New York.
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Andrew HL. Green Memories Association
Tees
Leese N. Selleman
Sant
New-York City
Green
Grenmie Pause Bosra
Edatstion
Ms Trastes
New-York University
New-York
Le 2
An Meilles
Ao Jember
Hreakiya
Flo
Ita Censtont Ihe
Boronsks
Fens de Cocamom
Gerrives
Nissare Fels
Scetriputions
Isnon NY
Seligman
Mills Balldine
Baseball man runs for Cincinnati mayor amid mixed signals
A Cincinnati baseball club figure announces a mayoral candidacy while supporters claim strong backing from business leaders and local bankers. Critics question his fitness and past connections, yet backers emphasize public water supply ties and entrepreneurial support as key assets.
Goulds in Court Over Architect Fees and House Dispute
In a New York case Howard and George J. Gould with Mrs Gould face architect J. Hayisl over 5 percent fees for plans and supervision on a Waldorf area project. Testimony details a quarrel over signings, plan copies, and building measurements, with trial held before Justice Keogh and a jury.
Summer Stage Opens With Vaudeville At New Amsterdam
The New-York Theatres opened the summer season with a vaudeville bill and a touring presentation. Emma Cara joins the cast alongside Miss Elsie Janis in impersonations while a bicycle act by Mosher Haight and Mester enchants the crowd. A Gilbert and Sullivan revue headlines the roof garden at the New Amsterdam Theatre with a new attraction and a travelogue of a French tour.
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New-York
Ispley
de. Osler
Harry Ritzer
Emma Caras
Elsie Janis
New- Amsterdam
Bd McWally
S& Automoulils
France
Ions Bupiaraag
Berelhe Coss
Hammerstein's bills delight audience with varied acts
At Hammerstein's Patedine Hoof Gerdes hosts a lively bill featuring the popular Irish Queen and Watermeic Matte, Gliders pantomime dogs, Toto the mysterious mouselord, and many excellent jesters. A new European novelty, an illusion with a live horse named Rosai titled The Equine Musical Wonder, is announced for July 3, promising astonishing feats.
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Hammerstein's
Victoria Thears
Hammerstein
Rosai
Swedish Princes in London Arrive for Royal Wedding
Prince Gustave Adolphus, heir to the Crown Prince of Sweden, and Prince William arrive in London for the royal wedding with Princess Margareta Victoria of Connaught. They are greeted at the fringe and will travel to Windsor Castle for the ceremony with attendance by the Head of Berkshire.
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London
Gustaves
Adolphus
Ann
Priste
Swetes
Margares Victoria of
Connaught
Btorkhslea
Prince Willam
Acrrom
Windear Cancie
Ain
Berstasa
Will of J Montgomery Sears Leaves Estate to Wife and Two Children
The will filed for probate names J Montgomery Sears of this city and provides equal shares of an estate valued by executors at four million dollars to his widow Mrs Sarah Sears and his two children J Montgomery Sears and Miss Helen Sears. Executors are named as Steh. cubes eee ee SaaS Dede. The property is to be held in trust for five years. There are no other bequests.
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Cohurbin College Law Schnet
Ttm
Annniversary Minner
Histat Astor
Roger Foster
Quesea
Horns
Butler
John F. Dilion
George W. Kirehway
den of the Law Schont
Gregint
Henry
Niles
Bar Association of the Stars of Pennsylvania
Lickwant R Thty
Genteea
Nobde Hayen
John G. Ager
Willam i Harts
Henry Sanger Snow
Julie Deller
G. Hye Clarke
Elward Writney
der Keana Leonard T. Kepdall
de Witten Buskirk
Charay Cosnor
David Dudley
Finda
Wiliam M Byarts
William A. Keach
William F. Pynerton
Frendia N. Bangs
Joseph H. Choate
Cours
Come Corporation
New York
Court of Equity
University
Ayater
Mfire
Mat Tien
Kirchway
Dwight
Dilon
Sam
Ermimation ‘& Trust
Steh
Cubes Eee Ee Saas Dede Pty Atfia
Race
Chanitabie and Educational Purpacen iv
Lawyer Blames Directors in Trust Company Suit at Btinpols
A lengthy civil action in the Commonwealth Trust Company case centers on H. L. Satterlee and Mrs. Wood accusing directors, including John J. McCook, of misrepresentations in US Shipbuilding prospects. Damages pegged at 125 dollars, defendants seek adjournment as settlement looms. case tangled with evidence and custody of claims. Additional items note Iowa State College degrees, births, marriages, and funeral notices in the same publication.
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Btinpols Yeetentay
Trust Company of the Republic
Commonweaith ‘Trust Company
Mercantile ‘Trust Company
John J. McCook
Nafbre
Justina Hsogh
Herbert Is Latteries
Wood
United States Shipbuilding Company
Walte
Gamages
Sir. Sutter
Poweles
Ste
Special Notices from The Tribune Impaired OCR Listing
Fragmentary notice from The Tribune hints at legal or public notices, names, dates, and places but text is garbled. It references individuals such as Brenton and Dareau with scattered surnames and locations. The legibility is too poor to extract a coherent report or action.
Fragmented OCR micro item with names and places
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns including personal names, places, and scattered terms. The text appears as a jumble of towns, individuals, and long strings of letters with minimal coherent narrative or date context. The readable content provides no clear event, action, or outcome to summarize.
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