Georgetown Commencement Address by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt attended Georgetown Universitys commencement delivering remarks on service to the nation and the value of character over mere intellect. He conferred degrees including two honorary Doctor of Laws and urged graduates to apply ideals in daily conduct and public life.
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Apa
John Conway
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Conway
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Gege
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S. J
Ge Sage
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Buel
Georgetorn
Quay
United States
Sale
Desuls Toss
Mount St. Mary’s College
Eramitsbura
George M. Kerer
Georgetown University Medical School
Papel Ie Gacaw
Waslington
Ige Tribute With Degree at Count Pod Commencement
Koo McClellan’s friends honored him at a university commencement ceremony led by President Raymond. The event recognized McClellan with a degree amid celebratory scenes and local community attention.
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Koo McClellan
President Raymond
Honorary Doctor of Laws Conferred by Union University
The speaker awards the honorary Doctor of Laws to a distinguished former mayor of New York City for personal worth integrity and official achievement. The honorary degree entitles the recipient to all rights and honors and enrollment among Union University's honorary graduates.
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G.n. Moore
Soorce
City of
New York
Union University
Law School Commencement Hear Woodford Urge Ethical Practice
The New York Law School at Carnegie Hall graduated a large class with Stewart L. Woodford delivering the address. He warned that despite vast opportunities and corporate wealth, lawyers must avoid deceit and uphold individual responsibility. eleven graduates received Master of Laws and the rest Bachelor of Laws as George Chase praised Charles E Hughes.
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Carnegie Hall
Bar
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Spain
Abbot E. Kittredge
Woodford
George Chase
Charles E Hughes
Miles Addresses Nebraska Grads On Race Problems
Lincoln June 14 Lt General Nelson A Miles spoke at the University of Nebraska commencement before about 3200 graduates. He warned that as 8,000,000 Malays are under colonial rule the nation faces tense race issues and urged universal education and strong patriotism to shape a unified future.
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Neb
University of Nebraska
Nelson A. Miles
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Changi
John Hay Endowment for Adelbert from Cleveland
Justice Brewer of the U S Supreme Court headlined Western Reserve University commencement in Cleveland. Samuel Mather of Cleveland, John Hay’s father in law, donated 1000000 to Adelbert College as the John Hay Endowment. An honorary degree was conferred on Justice Brewer.
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Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Western Reserve University
Samuel Mather
Praise From Mme Bernhardt Sails for Havre on La Touraine
Mme Sarah Bernhardt sailed yesterday for Havre on La Touraine and held a packed reception in her cabin. She praised American audiences for art appreciation, noted Texas as especially progressive, and said her return would depend on her impresario, William F. Connor. She spoke through an interpreter and revealed plans for a new play Therese by Catulle Mendes.
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Sarah Bernhard
Havre
la Touraine
Mme. Bernhardt
Mme. Hernhardt
America
William F. Connor
Mr. Connor
Texas
Therese
Catulle Mendes
Merchant of Venice Presented at Academy of Music
Miss Marlowe and E H Sothern altered their programme at the Academy of Music last night to present The Merchant of Venice where audiences again crowded the venue. Shylock and Portia were eagerly watched and applauded as the engagement continues this week with next week slated as the final run.
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E H. Sothern
Academy of Music
Academy
Sothern- Marlowe
Shylock
Portia
Wanted Miss Ritchie's Part Causes Stage Fracas
A young woman left the Casino box office claiming she was a better actress than Adele Ritchie and demanded to play her part. She entered backstage and confronted Ritchie, shouting she would take the cue. The intruder was escorted out toward 39th Street. the manager called her unstable.
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Miss Ritchie
Fies
39Th Street
Manor Club Entertainment Programme
A long program for tomorrow evening at the Manor Club Pelham Manor features Myron W. Whitney Jr singing selections. Jerome K Jerome's one act play Harbara will close the program with a cast including Miss Maynard Mrs K J Muir Langdon H Hoper and Charlies F Roper.
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Pelham Manor
Myron W. Whitney, Jr
Jerome K. Jerome
Miss Maynard
K. J. Muir
Langdon H. Hoper
Charlies F. Roper
Belmont Gives Up Horses for Automobiles
A string of Belmont stable equipages was hauled through Newport to the New York boat landing for auction. Oliver H. Belmont has abandoned horse ownership in favor of automobiles, leaving behind a legacy of well known racing stock.
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The
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Newport
Oliver H. P. Belmont
New York
Belmont
R. B. Roosevelt Dead in Sayville
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt uncle of the President died at his Lotus Lake home in Sayville at 4 AM. Funeral services will be at 11 AM next Monday at St. Ann's Episcopal with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. A telegram was sent to President Roosevelt announcing the death.
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Long Island
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
J. H. Prescott
St. Ann's
Roosevelt of Holland Descent Led Reform Movements
A detailed biography outlines Robert B. Roosevelt's lifelong political activity as a Democrat, his role in reform movements since 1862, and his work with the Union League Club and Committee of Seventy. It covers his ancestry, early writing, law career, public service, hunting books, fish and game advocacy, and leadership in clubs and business ventures.
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Thirty Day Men
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Committee of Seventy
Mr. Roosevelt
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Klaas Martensen van Roosevelt
Manhattan
Janette Samuels Thomas
Hillette Jans
Hyltie Syverts
Annette Bogart
Mary van Schalck
John Brougham
Winter Garden Theatre
the Tribune
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New York Association For
Horatio Seymour
Seth Green
First
State Fish and Game Commission
Congress
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Press Club
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Century Association
New York and
Seanacakea Corinthian Yacht Clubs
Holland Trust Company
Holland Building Association
C. A. Brinckerhoff
United States Circuit Court
Brooklyn
Thomas
Association
Building Association
Miles
Eagan
Chicago
Wrekoff
Exenn
Uncle Robert Visits at White House Delight President
Washington dispatch details the warm, informal reunion between President and his uncle Robert Roosevelt at the White House. The President greeted Robert with surprise and affection, inviting him into the Cabinet room for a half hour of conversation before continuing with Congress duties. The President may or may not attend a funeral due to ongoing congressional work.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robert” Roosevelt
Sayville
Roosevelt
Long Island
Oyster Bay
White House
Charles Loeffler
Robert
Congress
Robert B. Roosevelt
Senator Depew Not At Muldoon’s Sanatorium
The report of Senator Chauncey M. Depew undergoing treatment at Muldoon’s sanatorium is denied. He remains at his Dobbs Ferry country home for the summer and will not return to Washington for the closing days of Congress. He is described as rapidly regaining health and in better condition than in months.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Muldoon
Westchester County
The
Tribune
Dobbs Ferry
Washington
Congress
Senator Depew
Gem Robbery at Pittsburg Hotel Stuns Local Guests
Telegraph dispatch reports eight diamond rings valued at 1500 to 2000 dollars stolen from Miss Cora Wallace’s room at Hotel Henry in Pittsburg. Two chamber maids were arrested then released. Emma Miller remains in custody as detectives pursue leads.
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Tribugg
Pittsburg
Cora Wallace
Hotel Henry
Day Defends the Chancellor Amid Losey Critique
Syracuse University Chancellor Day replied to Professor F D Losey who called him a czar after Losey resigned. Day said Losey stood alone in refusing the student in question graduation and that Losey sought to recall the resignation twice. He also said Losey was temperamentally unfitted for the work.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
F. D. Losey
Professor Losey
Weddings Across Cities Tie Notables to Military and Clerical Families
Miss Elizabeth Willard Dwell wed Frederick V Pitney at Church of the Redeemer in Plainfield couples in New Jersey marry in ceremonies attended by relatives including Justice Mahion Pitney and Rev Dr William Richards. In the same area Marion Summer Bowen and Archibald Deming Davis wed at home with a small reception and future in Lakewood. Edith Ellison Carey and Victor Louis Sanderson marry at Bethesda Church with church and family members present. Eleanor Forrester Parker weds Lt Guy Cushman in Newark with many uniformed guests and Roosevelt letters of regret. Walter Roberts Hine marries Annabel Whitney Baggaley in Pittsburgh with plans for a Japan honeymoon. Frances Foote and Louis Cornish marry in Boston at King's Chapel with President Eliot present.
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Mown
N. J
Elizabeth Willard Dwell
George H. Chadwell
Frederick V. Pitney
Henry C. Pitney
Church of the Redeemer
William M. Hughes
Elizabeth Reese
Orange
Micanor Holden
Madison
Adelaide Wheerick
New York
Tecetta Johnson
Katherine Brooks
Justice Mahion Pitney
Bayard Halstead
B. D._ Douglass
Hewett
Chapman Ropes
Harry ©. Pitney
A Smith
Plainfield
Marion Summer Bowen
Henry FE. Bowen
Herbert Welcott Bowen
Venezuela
Archibald Deming . Davis
Samuel D. Davis
Lakewood
Watchung Avenue
Wiliam R. Richards
J. S Zete
Pierrepont Perrs Foster
New Haven
Conn
Davis
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Sareters
N. Y
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Joseph Carey
Victor Louis Sanderson
Cambridge
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Bethesda Episcopal Church
William Booth Gufon
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
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Waltham
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James Parker
7Th
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R. Wayne Parker
Newark
Guy Cushman
7Th Cavalry
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Cortlandt Whitehead
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John Sean
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Washington
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Victor Cushman
Cortlandt Parker
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Lawton
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Lth
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Roland T. Lyman
Hoston
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Cushman
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Annabel Whitney Baggaley
Raipier
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Frank Seaman
Japan
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Eliot
Harvard
Louis Cornish
Hingham
King’s Chapel
Howard N. Brown
S. W. Foote
New Orleans
Wedding Ruse Ends in Funeral Show After Secret Union
Wealthy Chicago widow Mrs. Dudley Winston and Robert G McGann were allegedly wed at Calvary Church but attendants denied any ceremony. Six Chicago witnesses, a chauffeur arrest, and a planned June voyage to Germany on the Kaiser Wilhelm I marked the curious affair, now refashioned as a funeral pretense.
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Chicago
Robert G. McGann
Calvary Church
Fourth Avenue
1St Street
Reginald de Koven
Rodgers
Kittridge
Merrill Dunn
Clive Runnells
Prince Cariati Dies in Rome on Brazil Minister
Rome reports the death of Prince Cariati the Italian minister to Brazil who had been expected to become Ambassador to Washington. He passed away in Rome on June 14. The obituary notes his prominent diplomatic career and near-term anticipated posting.
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Rome
Brazil
Washington
Georgetown College awards LL D to Rev Dr H Allen Tupper
Georgetown College Kentucky conferred the degree of LL D on the Rev Dr H Allen Tupper of this city on Wednesday. Dr Tupper is author of several books and pastor of the Fifteenth Street Baptist Church in Brooklyn. His address is 26 Gramercy Park Manhattan.
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Kentucky
H. Allen Tupper
Tupper
Fifteenth Street Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Gramercy Park
Borough of Manattan
Nobel Prize Committee Members Named by Storthing
The Storthing chose Premier Loerland and C. C. Berner as Nobel Prize Committee members. Magerup-Bull, the Finance Minister, was elected to replace Bjérnstierne Hjornson who wished to retire, with Hjornson’s retirement tied to criticisms of the Karistad treaty.
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Christiania
Storthing
Loerland
C. C. Berner
Magerup-Bull
Bjérnstierne Hjornson
Hjimnsen
City hearings and events in Brooklyn and NYC today
A hearing before the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the proposed elevated railroad between the Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges at City Hall 10 15 a m. Epworth League district convention at Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church Brooklyn 3 p m. Free entrance to the Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History replica given by the New York City Federation roof garden of Hotel Astor 5 p m.
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Brooklyn and
Williamsburg
City Hall
Epworth League
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Zoological Park
Museum of Natural History
New York City Federation
Hotel Astor
P. Im
Choate Serious Ill Delays Judiciary Nominations Conference
The bar committee on judiciary nominations met at Joseph J. Choate’s office and held a one hour conference led by Ex-Judge Parker. Choate, ordered to Stockbridge for a test, was absent. Secretary Burlingham said no action was taken and more conferences will occur as names are gathered.
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Bar On
Joseph J. Choate
Parker
Choate
Stockbridge
Charles C. Burlingham
Mr. Burkingham
Ersens
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels
Boston Wheeler lists notable guests visiting major hotels including Breslin Hammond from U. S. Marines Patterson, Seville Kitazaki from Japan, Imperial Le Grand Young of Salt Lake City, Murray Hill guest eatauharson from the Consular Service and Colonel J. H. Gilman, with Luigi F. Vorea, the Saeiricean Minister, in Washington.
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Breslin Hammond
U. Fifth A
W. Patterson
United States Marines
Imperial—Le Grand Young
Salt Lake City
Murray Hill
Eatauharson
United States Consular Service
Seville
A. Kitazaki
Washington
J. H. Gilman
U. A. Waldorf-Astoria
Luig F. Vorea
Saeiricean
United States
Weather report shows unsettled conditions across regions
Washington June 14 unsettled weather with general showers in many districts. Temperatures rise from Gulf States eastward to New England while upper Mississippi Valley and Northwest cool. Friday and Saturday periods of showers expected in lake, Missouri and Mississippi valleys with fair conditions elsewhere and warmer in several regions. Local details include unsettled coastal winds and specific forecasts for District of Columbia and surrounding areas.
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Dey
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Pennsylvania
Newport Social Notes Report Europe Trip and Summer Arrivals
Telegraph item from Newport records Mr and Mrs Reginald Yooderhilt set to depart for Europe next week. Alfred Vanderhilt’s show ring event postponed due to electric lighting delays. Various guests register or arrive for the summer at Newport villas and cottages, including James Hrett Stokes Frederic M Devies George I Scott Thomas McKean Jr Mrs Kennel B Fearing Fellowes Dvir Mrs James FP Kernochen Mrs Stuyvesint La Rey Mrs Alce Tuck French and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock.
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Yooderhilt
Europe
Alfred G. Vanderhilt
St ¢ Land Farm
James Hrett Stokes
Frederic M. Devies
George I. Scott
Thomas McKean Jr
Kennel B. Fearing
Merther Brooks
Fellowes Dvir
New York
James FP. Kernochen
Sea ‘Lew
Stuyvesint la Rey
Alce Tuck French
Thomas Hitchcock
Chandler Cottage
Marriages and notices of union in The Tribune
Marriages announced include Aldrich Meissner to William Christensen, Davis Bowen to Archibald Davis of Lakewood, and Ro De Garmo to Kenneth Howe in New York and Plainfield. Notices require full name and address for verification.
Death notices from The Tribune list multiple obituaries
Death notices from The Tribune list several obituaries and funeral details across various locations. Individuals named include William J Mead, Nathalie Wheelock Feede, Danforth, Gardiner Dowd, Fox, Groff, Haines, Howard, Hurlburt, Kissam, Martin, and Thompson. Services span June 12 to June 17 with arrivals and burial plans in Brooklyn, Oakley Ohio, Worthampton Long Island, and nearby areas.
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William J Mead
Senente Ambier
Bedford
Staveford
New York
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Long Island
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Nathalie
Warren
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Oclock
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Dean
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Te Omiay
Ant
Paris
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Sore
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Grott
Fancie
Haines
Siis F. Haines
Eged
Eugere Haines
Gnieweatee
North
Serem
Classified notice of services and contact details
Readable text lists transit access by Harlem trains from Grand Central and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. Advertises lots from 125 dollars and a telephone number 4555 with Gramercy Views or representative office at 20 East 28th Street, New York City Undertakers. Frank F. Campbell is mentioned with a Chelsea telephone number 1274.
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Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy Views
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New Yor City
Tribune subscription rates and office listings
The Tribune outlines mail rates for domestic and foreign addresses, with various weekly and daily editions and prices. It lists multiple city offices in New York and abroad, plus a wide network of international newspaper exchanges and reader access points.
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