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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

2

Flag Day Exercises Highlight Public School Observances

Public schools observed Flag Day with salutes and lessons on its meaning. In East Side schools Italian, Greek, and other pupils participated, while a silk flag was donated to Public School 171 by Slocum Circle 33 and veterans attended. The Bronx marked the day with park plans for poet Drake’s burial site and notes on flag protection laws and Militia practices.

Lower East Side Slocum Grand Army of the Republic May Najel Sumner Robert Anderson Noah L. Farnham Hancock Ethel Bartell Bartell Fred Schaefer Summer Post Robert Grant Henry ©. Jenkins Slocum Circle Charlies Manfred Benedict Clarence E. Meleney Lafayette Post Oliver Street Girls’ Technical High Herman Montague Donner American Flag Association Ralph E. Prime Theodore Fitch A. Noel Blakeman Nevada Charles F. Roe National Guard Board of the Bronx Joseph Rodman Drake Hunt’s Point Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences North Side Board of Trade American Society For the Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places Municipal Art Society Authors’ Club National Sculpture Society Albert E. Davis Charles de Kay Commoore de Kay New York Arts Club and Sculpture Society Drak Edward Hagaman Hall Joye Bier Drake Maffen

Summer Suggestions and Farm Life Dreams in City Outing

Readers are urged to seek affordable country-like experiences near New York City as wholesome summer escapes. The piece discusses farms, architecture, and simple pleasures, while noting debates on college leadership and potential replacements including Miss Katharine Lake and Miss Emma L. Johnston amid salary and policy considerations.

Froebel New York City Charmine Frontenac St. Lawrence River Atic Cc. G. Trussell N. Y Mgr Bon Air Augusta Sores Ave Town and Country Arenu

Resignation Sparks Debate Over Normal College Leadership

Dr. Thomas Hunter resigns after thirty seven years as president of the Normal College amid clashes with City Superintendent Dr. William H Maxwell. Speculation centers on succession and reforms aimed at aligning the college with other institutions. The salary competing figures and job security are noted as factors in the leadership fight.

Thomas Hunter The Normal College Hunter William H. Maxwell Maxwell Board of Education Normal

Plans for a park around the Christian Science Cathedral

Telegraph reports Boston plans to buy and demolish surrounding land up to Huntington Avenue to create a park fronting the new Cathedral, with eight to ten new Christian Science churches planned nationwide. It notes leaders, visitors, and the growth of the movement, including social impacts on families and women.

the Tribune Boston Christian Science Cathedral Huntington Avenue Earl and Countess of Dunmore Liverpool Lady 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 Science Christian Sciences Holmes Hoge First National Bank of Chicago Harriet M. Virtue New South Wales Sydney Lida Fitzpatrick

Wilmer Defends Hunter Resignation At Normal College

William N. Wilmer, chairman of the Normal College executive committee, denies any motive other than health for Dr. Hunters resignation. He says Hunter will still influence the college and help choose a successor, with no appointment before fall and no current candidate in mind. He adds no friction with Dr. Maxwell affects the future administration and the past misunderstandings are resolved.

Hunter Maxwell James M. Hieran Georgel. Stevens Walton F 1 Erasmus Hall Henry M. Leipziger Katharine Lake Emma L. Johnston Brooklyn Vernon M S Lor William N. Wilmer The Normal College Dr. Hunter

Stevens Institute Commencement Addresses Trusteeship Theme

President Humphreys warned Stevens Institute’s class of 1906 against easy money and urged trusteeship in work. He emphasized responsibility, honesty, and the need to use information ethically. Prizes awarded to Kenneth Hamilton B A Meyer Arthur y Farr and H Brangs. Doctor of Engineering degrees conferred on John Hays Hammond James E. Denton and David Schenck Jacobus.

United States America Stevens Behool Kenneth Hamilton Priestley B. A. Meyer Macy Arthur Y. Farr American Rail H. Brangs Engineering John Hays Hammond James E. Denton David Schenck Jacobus

Shonts urges calm in face of discontent at Drake University

Theodore P. Shonts, Isthmian Canal Commission chairman and Drake University son in law, delivers the silver anniversary address before about two thousand. He calls for impartial justice and warns that setting law aside invites anarchy while denouncing demagoguery and socialist notions. He stresses equal law for rich and poor and trust magnates.

Des Moines Iowa Theodore P. Shonts Isthmian Canal Commission Drake University Shonts F. M. Drake

Northfield Seminary Completes 27th Commencement Week

The Northfield Seminary in East Northfield Mass closes its twenty-seventh commencement week with a concert and Estey Chorus recital. Arthur Phillips and Modest Altschuler performed while Paul D. Moody delivered the baccalaureate address. Special Round Top services were led by W. R. Moody. Seventy-five alumnae attended a dinner at the Worthfield Hotel.

East Northfield Mass Northfield Seminary Estey Chorus Arthur Philips Barytone Modest Altschuler New York Paul D. Moody D. L. Moody W. R. Moody Worthfield Hotel Pew Electric

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