West Point Cadets Return From Jamestown Exposition
Cadet corps of 429 officers and men sails Sumner back to West Point after a week at Jamestown. A seasick but joyous homecoming greets the travelers, with 111 graduates to receive diplomas Friday as Brigadier General William P. Duvall presides and Colonel A. R. Lawton gives the address.
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Maine
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Academy
J. W. Scott
Transport Service
William P. Duvall
A. R. Lawton
War Department
Song for the Pope gains traction in Catholic colleges
Catholic colleges from Princeton to Harvard look to colors as the hymn Song for the Pope spreads from Maynooth to American campuses. The Ecclesiastical Review urges adoption, envisioning the tune as a universal church song akin to national anthems, with Knights of Columbus promoting it nationally.
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Harvard
Cornell
Foriham University
Manhattan College
Rome
Maynooth College
Ireland
Ecclesiastical Review
Maynooth
Richard the Lion Hearted
Louis XIV
Dr. Murray
T. J. O'Reilly
W. O’brien
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Cornell Medical School Graduation Honors Seventy-Two
At Cornell ninth commencement the Medical School conferred degrees on seventy two graduates, including ten women. Honor roll members included Cary Eggleston and Robert Edward Gaby. Prizes awarded to Eggleston, Gaby, Ronshim, and Wheeler. Colonel William C. Gorgas spoke on tropical sanitation and malaria control in the Panama Canal zone, praising American efforts and predicting broader tropical health advances. Attendees included graduates from Toronto Bombay and Stockholm. a reception followed in Dispensary Hall.
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Medical School of
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J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Cary Eggleston
George Cary Eggleston
Robert Edward Gaby
Joshua Ronshim
David Wilson
William Crooks Thro
Edith Eugenia Johnson
George Whiting Wheeler
George Norman Pease
Lucy Carleton Reed
Idlward Montgomery Wellbery
John Metcalfe Polk
Royale Hamilton Fowler
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Canal Zone
United States
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Panama
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Leonard Wood
Canal Strip
Colon
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Hesse
Schurman
W. M. Polk
Medical Cor
Manhattan
Ebbs Elizabeth Almgren
Stockholm
Sweden
University of Edinburgh
Gifts for Dr Gammage Retiring Master of St Pauls School
Garden City June 12 After a fourteen year service Dr Frederick I Gammage retired today as head master of St Pauls School. Rumors persist that Bishop Burgess of Long Island objects to the athletics emphasis and favors a change in governance though no one confirms this. Gammage received a loving cup from graduates a diamond ring from faculty and a lump sum of mule in a pocketbook from alumni. He plans to establish a school in Westchester County and many upperclassmen may join. He bought the Dutcher House hotel in Pawling NY for 15000 and will spend about 20000 remodeling adding golf links and an athletic field.
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St. Paul's School
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St. Paul's
Old Parish Celebrates 200th Connecticut Church Anniversary
Stratford, Conn June 12 A solemn commemoration marked the 200th anniversary of the Connecticut establishment of the Church of England at Christ Church. The event honored the parish history since 1702 with readings from noted bishops and scholars, including Bishop Vinton and Rev Samuel Hart, and featured messages from leaders at Yale Columbia and Trinity.
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Brewster
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Venerable Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
New Haven
Alexander Hamilton Vinton
Massachusetts
Samuel Hart
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Colonel Heathcote
John Muirson
Timothy Cutler
Samuel Johnson
Henry Codman Potter
New York
N. E. Cornwall
Joseph Hooker
Durham
E. 8. Lines
Newark
Lamuel Johnson
Frederick I. Kingsbury
Waterbury
Arthur Foley
Winnington Ingram
London
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
William Paret
Maryland
W. W. Niles
New Hampshire
W. F. Nichols
California
Williams
Aberdeen
Scotland
Seabury
Trinity College
Hadley
Yale University
W. A. Dunning
Columbia College
Vinton
Western
William N. McVickar
Rhode Island
Burton Mansfield
Union College Grants Degrees in 111th Commencement
Schenectady June 12 Union College held its 111th commencement, with Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana delivering the honorary chancellor's address. President Raymond absent due to Mrs. Raymond's death. Thirty six graduates received degrees plus several honorary LL D and D D honors to notable figures including Lewis S. Chanler and Norman E. Webster.
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N. Y
Joseph E. Ranedell
Congress
Louisiana
Union College
George A. Alexander
New York City
Raymond
Joseph E. Ransdell
Henry Ee Leipziger
Department of Public Ectures
Andrew H. Smith
Gbzercian
Alexander E. Orr
New Or City
C. D
George E Headley
Swarthmore College
D. D
John K. Harding
Trinity Church
Utica
Rockwell Harmon Foter
First Congregational Church
Harford
Conn
A. M.—Lewiss. Chanler
New York State
Norman E Webster
Washington
Robert College Holds Fortieth Commencement in Constantinople
The fortieth annual commencement of Robert College was held in Constantinople with a large turnout. Guests included Ambassador Leishman and the American Embassy staff.
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Constantinople
Robert College
Leishman
Nine Italians Return Home With Tiny Pittsburg Wealth
From The Philadelphia Record nine Italians, whose total wealth amounts to $2,000 after five years in local mills, left Pittsburg on Saturday for Italy. They say the money will last a lifetime and seven of the nine support large families in the old country. The largest amount any one had ten years ago was $17.
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Pittsburg
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Old Country
Pitheburg
Princeton Holds 160th Annual University Commencement
Princeton New Jersey 160th annual commencement held in Alexander Hall. Music and prayer opened the exercises. Harry McClure Johnson of Peoria Illinois gave the Latin salutatory. Prizes and degrees awarded including honorary degrees conferred by Andrew Fleming West. President Wilson noted gifts to the university totaling significant sums. James Arthur Muller of Philadelphia gave the valedictory. The day closed with the singing of Old Nassau.
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Harry McClure Johnson
Peoria
Wilson
James Arthur Muller
Philadelphia
Old Nassau
Andrew Flemming West
Arthur Krupp Krause
Pennsylvania
South East Club
Henry Roscoe Trumbower
New Jersey
Daniel R. Campbell
New York
Char Ribner
George Samuel
Whilander Norton
Fay Cluff Brown
Indiana
Harvey S. Haney
Fontaine Carrington Weems
Texas
Alexander Guthrie McCosh
Horace Zweizig Goas
David Robert Jones
Frederick Morgan Harris
Canada
David Stert Jones
Ofnsylvania
George Potts
Robert Simpson Sidebotham
Michigan
Howard Conklin Baskerville
South Dakota
Frederick Barnard White
Louis Curtiss Cummins
Theodore Cuyler
Raleigh Hammond Hansl
Clyde Fuller South
Massachusetts
Robert Wallis Kellogg
C. O. Joline
New York Herald
Thomas Jackson Durell
William J. Dunn
Thomas Street Clark
Howard Rufus Stiles
James Lee Kauffman
John Foster Duiles
William Schroeder
Henry Jackson van Dyke
Henry Jackson
Isaac Thomas
James Craig Peacock
Francis Hinton Maule
Calvin Brewster Coulter
Hubertis Maurice Cummings
Pennsyvania
John Gey
Grant G. Flory
Ohio
Harvard
Walter Daniel Bonner
Nebraska
Porter Ogden Jacobus
Charles, William Kennedy
Horace Zwelaig Goas
Frank Exleston Robbins
Bartholomew John Spence
Walter Loring Barrows
Social Science
Charles Fletch
Quillian
Commencement Honors at Columbia College and Barnard
The ceremony featured extensive degree awards including post graduate Doctor of Philosophy to Claude Huson Anson Morse Harvey Jordan and many Masters of Arts and Science. Gov. Hughes received a Doctor of Laws while Dr Butler praised reasoned public debate. Academic procession included 118 Columbia grads and 76 Barnard graduates with subsequent addresses and campus tributes.
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Anson Fry Morse
Harvey Ernest Jordan
Williiam M. Spalding
Wilson Ault
John van A. MacMuray
Holland D. Stevens
George Kane, Jr
John McC. White
John Laura Winnemore
Thomas J Preston, Jr
George H. Cresee
Charles M. Robert
George 8. Spohn
Percy L. Urban
Henry (. Ostrom
William Cook
Lloyd A. Joseph
Oswald T
Luther N. Hayes
Kosuke Hiromasa
Lester P. Warford
Neat W. Warrington
Frederick H. Bostian
Olin Davis
James W. Hood
Lloyd H. Snyder
Samuel G Riley
James H. Moffatt
William F. G. Thacher
Arthur T. Dear
Walter PF. Kollenbach
Gee B. Duffield
Andrew A. Smith Macter
Science
William P. Wall
Thomas A. Rutherford
Painter Dies As Scaffold Breaks In Long Island City
A painter died and a fellow worker was injured when a swinging scaffold broke while two men painted the top story of a five story row on Mott avenue between Van Alst and East avenues in Long Island City. Jacob Pullan of East 10th Street was killed after his neck was broken. Samuel Axflugel of Eldridge Street was crushed but survived, refusing hospital care after the fall.
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van Alst
East Avenues
Jacob Pullan
East 10Th Street
Hanley
St. John's Hospital
Samuel Axflugel
Eldridge Street
Draper Speaks At Syracuse Commencement Address
Dr A S Draper State Commissioner of Education delivered the oration at Syracuse University commencement on June 12. He spoke on The American Type of University as 362 graduates received degrees and several honorary degrees were conferred including D D to De Witt B Thompson Ed mund Alden Burnham Charles Leren Mead Charles Kelley Jenness William Henry Sterling L T D to Rev John Heston Willey and others LL D to Rev Dr Hosmer Eaton Francis Newton Thorpe LHD to Judge Daniel Pratt Baldwin.
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A. S. Draper
Syracuse University
D. D—De Witt B. Thompson
New York
Edmund Alden Burnham
Charles Leren Mead
Newark
N. J
Charles Kelley Jenness
Parckersburg
W. Va
William Henry Sterling
Losangeles
John Heston Willey
Brooklyn
Alexander Ross Merriam
Hartford
LL. D
Hosmer Eaton
New
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