Roosevelt Attends Georgetown Commencement Address
President Roosevelt attends Georgetown University commencement in Gaston Hall after conferring degrees to graduates. He delivers an address stressing character, service to the state, and the value of honesty, discipline, and civic responsibility alongside intellect.
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Roosevelt
Oy Own College
Ars Apa
John Conway
White House
Georgetown
Conway
Bonaparte
Oliver
David H. Buel
S. J
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Buel
Elt
United States
Commencement Notes Dull in Local Print Run
A jagged clipping mentions a 16k tribute with degree and a President Raymond reference. It notes Unien University commencement coverage and Mayor McClellan as an associated figure, with unclear aims and partial local print placement.
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McClellan
Pete
Raymond
Bestew
Law School Commencement at Carnegie Hall Graduates Class
New York Law School held its commencement at Carnegie Hall with prominent judges and lawyers present. S. L. Woodford delivered the address, urging integrity for lawyers and corporations amid rising opportunities and dangers. Eleven received Master of Laws and the rest Bachelor of Laws, with Dean George Chase praising Charles E. Hughes's standards.
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New York Law School
Carnegie Hall
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Spain
Abbot E. Kittredge
Woodford
George Chase
Charles E. Hughes
Miles addresses race problems at Nebraska commencement
Lincoln Neb June 14 Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles spoke to about 300 graduates at the University of Nebraska exercises. He cited 8 000 000 Malays under what he called arbitrary power and warned about how race issues might reshape democracy. He urged universal education and strong patriotism as remedies for the nation.
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Neb
University of Nebraska
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
John Hay Endowment For Adelbert College
Justice Brewer spoke at Western Reserve University commencement in Cleveland. Samuel Mather of Cleveland announced a $100,000 endowment to Adelbert College named the John Hay Endowment, with an honorary degree conferred on Justice Brewer.
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Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Western Reserve University
Samuel Mather
John Hay
Adelbert College
Praise From Mme Bernhardt Before Havre Departure
Mme Sarah Bernhardt sailed yesterday for Havre on La Touraine and hosted a packed cabin reception. She praised American art appreciation, noted tour success with 2% performances and 3,000,000 francs gross, and said she may return if impresario Mr Connor builds a theatre and stages a new production, St Therese by Catulle Mendes.
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Sarah Bernhard
Havre
la Touraine
Mme. Bernhardt
America
William F. Connor
Mr. Connor
Texas
Merchant of Venice Presented by Marlowe and Sothern at Academy
Miss Marlowe and E H Sothern offered The Merchant of Venice at the Academy of Music last night continuing through the week. Large crowds filled the house with renewed interest in familiar roles Shylock and Portia drew applause as Venetian settings and lighting enhanced the performance.
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E H. Sothern
Academy of Music
Academy
Sothern- Marlowe
Shylock
Portia
Rly
Gonto
Ser Academy Stage
Wanted Miss Ritchie’s Part Causes Scene at Casino
A young woman exited the Casino box office claiming to be a better actress than Adele Ritchie and demanded to play her part. She followed the file backstage then argued on stage before being escorted away to 89th Street by staff. The house manager called her behavior crazy.
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Itchie
89Th Street
Manor Club Evening Features Whitney and Jerome Play
A long programme is planned for tomorrow evening at the Manor Club Pelham Manor. Myron W. Whitney Jr will sing several selections and Jerome K Jerome's one act play Harbera will close the program. Cast includes Miss Maynard Mrs K J Muir Langdon H Roper and Charles F Roper.
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Myron W. Whitney, Jr
Jerome K. Jerome
Miss Maynard
K. J. Muir
Langdon H. Roper
Charles F. Roper
Belmont Sells Horses, Keeps Autos for Belmont Stable
A parade of Oliver H. P. Belmonts equipages traveled to the New York boat landing for auction. Belmont has given up horses entirely in favor of the automobile, leaving behind some of the nation’s best known racing stock from his stable.
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Tribune
Newport
Oliver H. P. Belmont
New York
Belmont
R B Roosevelt Dead in Sayville Long Island
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt uncle of the President died at his Lotus Lake home at 4 am. Funeral will be at 11 am next Monday at his home conducted by Rev J H Prescott. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Roosevelt a noted lawyer sportsman author and politician in New York life.
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Long Island
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
J. H. Prescott
St. Ann’s
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt
New York
Cortlandt Street
Longtime reformer Robert B Roosevelt and his public life
The article outlines Robert B Roosevelt’s Democratic stance and leadership in reform since 1862. It details his Nogal Holland ancestry, legal career, travel driven by wealth, and authorship on hunting. It notes his roles in game protection, state commissions, and various clubs, plus later business and public service efforts, including his stance on the Boer War and forestry interests.
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Robert B. Roosevelt
Union League Club
Thirty Day Men
Washington
Committee of Seventy
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Holland
Cornelius van Schaick Roosevelt
Klaas Martensen van Roosevelt
Manhattan
Janette Samuels Thomas
Hillette Jans
Hyltie Syverts
Annatje Bogart
Mary Vn Schaick
John Brougham
Winter Garden Theatre
the Tribune
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New York Association For the Protection of
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Seth Green
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Congress
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the Hague
United States
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Holland Society
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Reform Club
Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Press Club
Cey Association
New York and Seawanhaka Corinthian
Oral Railroad
Eagan
Uncle Robert Roosevelt Visits White House in Informal Meeting
Washington reports describe President Roosevelt greeting his Uncle Robert B. Roosevelt in the Cabinet room as Secret Service steered him to Loeb ahead of a brief, friendly exchange. The President spent about thirty minutes with his uncle before returning to Congress' busy schedule.
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White House
Prom the Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robert” Roosevelt
Sayville
Roosevelt
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Charles Loeffer
John Haas
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Secret Service
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Rose
Congress
Robert B. Roosevelt
Senator Depew Not At Muldoons Sanatorium
The Tribune reports Chauncey M. Depew is staying at his Dobbs Ferry country home for the summer and will not return to Washington. He reportedly regains health and is in better condition than in months, with no European voyage planned this season.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Muldoon
Westchester County
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Congress
Senator Depew
Gem robbery at Pittsburg hotel shocks local guests
Telegraph report from Pittsburg dated June 14 says eight diamond rings valued 1500 to 2000 dollars were stolen from Miss Cora Wallace at the Hotel Henry. Two chamber maids were arrested earlier and released. Emma Miller remains in custody.
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Pittsburg
Cora Wallace
Hotel
Henry
Miss Wallace
Robert S. Wallace
East Brady
Penn
Emma Miller
Day Replies To Losey Over Resignation
Chancellor Day of Syracuse University defends his conduct after Professor F D Losey criticised him as a czar. Losey reportedly refused the student in question's graduation and sought to recall his resignation. Day says Losey is temperamentally unfitted for the work.
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the Tribune
Syracuse
Syracuse University
F. D. Losey
Professor Losey
Prince Cariati Dies in Rome Before Brazil Ambassadorship
Rome dated June 14 reports Prince Cariati Italian Minister to Brazil died in the city. His appointment as Ambassador to Washington had been considered probable and had been under discussion.
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Prince Cariati
Brazil
Washington
Georgetown College Grants LL D to Rev Dr H Allen Tupper
Georgetown College Kentucky conferred the degree of LL D on Rev Dr H Allen Tupper on Wednesday. Dr Tupper, pastor of the Fifteenth Street Baptist Church in Brooklyn, is author of several books and resides at 26 Gramercy Park Manhattan.
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Kentucky
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Brooklyn
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Borough of
Manhattan
Nobel Prize Committee Members Chosen by Storthing
Christiania June 14 The Storthing selected Premier Loerland and Storthing president C. C. Berner as Nobel Prize Committee I. Hagerup-Bull finance minister was elected to replace Bjornsten Hjornson who wished to retire Bjornsen's retirement linked to criticisms of the Karlstad treaty
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Christiania
Storthing
Loerland
C. C. Berner
I. Hagerup-Bull
Bjornstierne Hjornson
Bjornsen
Elevated railroad hearing and district events on today
Hearing before the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on a proposed elevated railroad between the Brooklyn and Winburg bridges at City Hall at 10 15 am. Epworth League district convention at Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church Brooklyn at 3 pm. Free entrance to Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History reception by the New York City Federation at the Hotel Astor roof garden in the evening.
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City Hall
Epworth League
Hanson Place Meth— O Episcopal Church
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Museum of Natural History
New York City Federation
Hotel Astor
Prominent Arrivals at City Hotels
Prominent guests checked into Boston and other hotels including Albe for Marie H T Bowles of the US Navy, Belmont for H A Wheeler, Breslin for Captain Harold Hammond US Marines, Fifth Avenue for Captain S A W Patterson, Imperial for Grand Young of Salt Lake City, Murray Hill for Farquharson of the US Consular Service, Sevillille for A Kitazaki of the Japanese Legation, Colonel J H Gilman, Waldorf Astoria for Louis Corea the Wiesracman Minister to the United States.
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H T Bowles
United States Naval
Boston
Belmont
H. A. Wheeler
C'n Brreselin
Harold Hammond
U. A. Fifth Avenue
S.A. W. Patterson
United States Marines
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Salt Lake City
Murray Hill
Farquharson
United States
Louis
Corea
Wiesracman
Washington
Weather report unsettled with showers and warming trend
Unsettled conditions prevail with showers in southern and western lake regions. Temperatures rise from the Gulf States to New England while falling in the upper Mississippi Valley and Northwest. Friday shows warmer conditions in several regions with showers in the lake and Missouri valleys, and lighter winds along coastal areas.
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Gulf States
Ohis Valley
New England
Mississippi Valley
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Lower Lake
Upper Mississippi
Missouri
Atlantic States
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
WEDDINGS IN NEW JERSEY MASSACHUSETTS AND PITTSBURGH
Numerous early 20th century society weddings described in New Jersey and nearby states. Elizabeth Willard Chadwell wed Frederick V. Pitney at Church of the Redeemer. Marion Summer Bowen marries Archibald Deming Davis at the bride’s home. Edith Lilison Carey and Victor Louis Senderson wed at Bethesda Church with prominent guests. Eleanor Forrester Parker tied to Guy Cushman in Newark. Walter Roberts Hine weds Annabel Whitney Baggaley in Pittsburgh. Frances Foote, niece of Harvard President Eliot, marries Lewis Cornish in Boston.
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Eleanor Forrester Parker
James Parker
Christine Roosevelt
W. Emlen Roosevelt
United States
John Bean
New Jersey
Ethel Seckendorf
Count Seckendorf
Washington
Evelyn King
New York
Alice Parker
Victor Cushman
Cortlandt Parker
West Point
James Parker, Jr
Annapolis
Malcolm Campbell
Lawton
William Glasgow
7Th Cavalry
John Wilen
Ith
Allerton Cushman
Reiland T. Lyman
Bosten
Robert M. Parker
Newark
Cushman
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Iowa
Tribune
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Walter Roberts Hine
Orange
N. Y
Annabel Whitney Baggaley
Ralph Bougeler
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Frank Seaman
Japan
Boston
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Eliot
Harvard
Lewuis Cornish
Hingham
Mass
King’s Chapel
Howard N. Brown
S. W. Foote
New Orleans
Unscheduled Calvary Church Wedding Turns Funeral Tale
Wealthy Chicago widow Mrs. Dudley Winston and Robert G. McGann faced a shock as a supposed wedding at Calvary Church yesterday proved to be a funeral setup. Six witnesses included Mrs. Winston’s sister and Reginald De Koven, with ceremony by Rev Dr John McGann. The couple planned to sail for Germany on June 15 aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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21St Street
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Rodgers
Kittridge
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Muldoon’s
White Plains
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Winston
Mr. McGann
Muldoons
Joseph H Choate Seriously Ill Conference on Nominations
The bar on the judiciary nominations committee met at Joseph YW Choate’s office to discuss future actions as Choate, ordered to Stockbridge for rest, remains seriously ill. Ex Judge Parker led the meeting, no names rejected, next gathering set for June 5 with 35 members sending suggestions.
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Bar
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Choate
Stockbridge
Charles C. S
Burlingham
Social Notes From Newport Arrivals and Postponed Show
Newport society notes list Reginald C. Vanderbitt and wife departing for Europe. Alfred Jarbitt's show ring opening at Oakland Farm postponed due to incomplete lighting. Visitors include James Brett Stokes Frederic M. Devies George I. Scott Thomas McKean and many summer arrivals at Newport cottages and villas.
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Europe
Errow Wis
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George I. Scott
Thomas McKean
Deniel B. Fearing
Thomas Hitchcock
Chandler Cottage
Marriages Noted in Tribune and Republished in Tri Weekly
Notices list Aldrich Meissner marriage at All Angels Church New York City June 14. Louise Dull daughter of Spencer Aldrich marries William Christen Meisener. Bowen Davis notice June 4 Plainfield New Jersey for Marton Bowen and Archibald Davis. De Garmo Rowe marriage June 14 1904 at Church of the Divine Paternity. Florence De Garmo to Kenneth Rowe. Notices require full name and address.
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Washington
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Spencer Aldrich
William Christen Meisener
Rowe—De Garmo
Frank Oliver Hall
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Kenneth Saul Rowe
New York
Death notices from The Tribune republished in The Tri-Week Tribune
A garbled set of death notices references multiple individuals with surnames Ambler Beebe Nathalie Stoward Danforth Huriputt Dowd Kissam Fox Groff Haines Hurlburt and others. Entries note dates June 1906 to June 1998, locations including Brooklyn Herford No 599 Dean et Brooklyn and Roosevelt New Jersey with funeral times and service details. The text appears as a republication notice and scattered obituary fragments with funeral details and requests.
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White Pietra
N. Y
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Long Island
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Henry Warren
Mary Wheelock Meebe
Brooklyn
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Restforce
Dean
Undoubtedly Accessible Harlem Transit and Funeral Ad
Readable ad copy notes easy Harlem train access from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. Offers lots at 125 dollars and mentions office at 20 East 28th Street New York City. Undertakers Franklin Campbell with Chelsea address and World known service.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and World Mail Distribution
The Tribune lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including domestic and international rates. It notes offices in New York City and overseas distribution points and references various foreign mailing arrangements and post offices across Europe and beyond.
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