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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

15

Flag Day Exercises Recall Nation's Emblems in City Schools

Public school Flag Day observances featured ceremonies across the city with students saluting the flag, recitations, and music. Lazard circles and veterans groups donated silk flags to schools while officials and veterans attended a Bronx commemoration at Hunt's Point.

Lower East Side Slocum Grand Army of the Republic May Najel Sumner Robert Anderson Noah L. Farnham Hancock Posta Ethel Bartell Miss Bartell Fred Schaefer Gumner Post Hubert Grant Henry ©. Jenkins Slocum Circle Charlies Sumner Manfred Benedict Garence E. Meleney Lafayette Post 40 G. A. FL Pubtic School Oliver Street Girls’ Technical High School Herman Montegue Donner American Flag Association Ralph E. Prime Theodore Fitch A. Noel Blakeman Nevada Jeter Charles F. Roe National Guard Iself Pulse Board of the Bronx Joseph Rodman Drake Young Hunt's Point Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences North Side Board of Trade American Society For the Preservation of Drak Edward Hagarman Hall American Society For the Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places Drake New York Haffen

Summer suggestions for inexpensive family farm outings

The piece discusses farm visits as affordable family recreation and recalls city children missing country life experiences. It mentions a woman artist renting a farm house near New York for summer, and touches on debates about school policy and potential leadership changes at a city college, with names like Dr Maxwell and Dr Hunter referenced in context.

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Resignation Shakes Normal College Presidency After 37 Years

Dr. Thomas Hunter quits after thirty seven years as Normal College president amid factional disputes with City Superintendent Dr. William Maxwell. Rumors swirl of Maxwell succession and college reorganization to align with past reforms. Salary comparisons noted but question of future stability remains unsettled.

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Plans to buy surrounding land for a park by cathedral site

Boston dispatch reports plans to purchase all land around the new Christian Science Cathedral up to Huntington Avenue and demolish the structures to create a park Gaining funds to complete the debt free mother church and envisioning eight to ten new churches in cities like Memphis Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Brooklyn and Oklahoma City with growth noted in the West and in Sydney Australia while church figures praise improving social harmony and healing in families

the Tribune Boston Christian Science Cathedral Huntington Avenue Earl and Countess of Dunmore Liverpool King New York Porter Alexander Crooks Belfast Ireland Augusta Stetson First Church Stetson Concord N. H Mrs. Eddy Lynn Red Rock Lynn Harbor Memphis Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Brooklyn Oklahoma City Okla Christian Sciences Holmes Hoge First National Bank of Chicago Harriet M. Virtue New South Wales Sydney Hoston Lida Fitzpatrick

Resignation of Dr Hunter Declared Not Due to Any Person

William N. Wilmer, chairman of the Normal College executive committee, states Dr. Hunter’s resignation was health driven. He praises Hunter’s work for young women, confirms further input on successor, warns no fall appointment yet, and downplays any friction with Dr Maxwell as past.

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Stevens Institute Commencement Ends With Cautionary Address

President Humphreys told Stevens Institute’s class of 1906 that hard work and wise use of power define true success. He warned against easy money and “honest graft” while urging graduates, especially engineers, to act as responsible trustees and follow conscience when faced with questionable steps. Prizes and honorary degrees awarded to Kenneth Hamilton B A Meyer H Brangs John Hays Hammond James Denton and David Jacobus.

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Shonts Warns on Unrest and Lawful Justice

Theodore P. Shonts chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission spoke at Drake University’s silver anniversary services in Des Moines on June 14. He argued that discontent is real but cautioned against demagoguery and urged equal application of law to the rich and the poor.

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Northfield Seminary Marks 27th Commencement Week

Northfield Seminary in East Northfield Massachusetts closes its twenty seventh commencement week with a concert and Estey Chorus recital. Performers include Arthur phi Ups barytone and Modest Altschuler cello. Paul D Moody son of D L Moody gives baccalaureate address. W R Moody conducts Round Top services. Seventy five alumni attend a dinner at Northfield Hotel.

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