Yale Sermon Urges Faithful Civic Duty for Graduates
Yale senior class hears President Hadley stress duty to faith and right in success and adversity. He praises Lincoln as model of steadfast belief and contrasts with other leaders who relied on illusions. Finley at New York College of the City exhorts graduates as frontier thinkers advancing truth.
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Woolsey Mall
Jamus
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Arimathea
Joveah
Guyreme
Trn
North
Congress
Col
Lincoln
Seward
Chase
Sumner
Fhitlipe
Jesus
Plans First Commencement at Diocesan Training School
New York announces the first graduation at the Diocesan Training School for Sunday School Teachers. Eight seniors, one man and seven women, will receive degrees in a baccalaureate service preached by Professor George Bayne and conferred by Bishop Burch. Names include Anna A Russell and J F Sabin among others.
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New York
Episcopal Church
George Bayne
Burch
Anna A. Russell
St. Ignatius
M. E. Canfield
St. Stephen's
M. Challoner
Transfiguration
Brooklyn
Erna J. Greve
St. Ann's
Anna Thompson
Trinity
J. B. Getchell
St. Paul's
Norwalk
W. W. Sabin
St Matthew's
Joseph F Sabin
St Gabriel's
Hallis
Long Istana
Jesuit Colleges Unite in Brooklyn and Manhattan
The Brooklyn College Alumni meeting announced the merger with St Francis Xavier's College to form a new institution carrying the older name. Rev Joseph J Rockwell becomes president. Rev Joseph H O Rourke moves to editorial work on The Messenger. A new college auditorium will be built. the old Xavier building will host grammar and preparatory departments. The first graduating class will receive diplomas at the Montauk Theatre under the Xavier name.
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College
Rozers Avenue
Carroll Street
St Francis Xavier's College
16Th Street
Manhattan
Joseph J. Rockwell
Manhattan College
Joseph H. O'Rourke
Formmer
Mroskolsn College
Han
Montauk Theatre
St. Francis Xavier's College
College Men Challenged at Wesleyan Commencement
President Willam Arnold Shanklin gave the baccalaureate sermon at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Middletown Connecticut for eighty four Wesleyan graduates and friends. He urged college men to seek higher gifts of personality and to live Christ’s life as a prophecy guiding their future work.
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Conn
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Willam Arnold Shanklin
Wesleyan University
Shanklin
Ezekiel
Chiriet
Jax
Christ
Go East Students Told at Brown Graduation
Providence June 11 President W H P Faunce of Brown University urged graduates to answer the East's call for guidance and leadership. He said engineers are needed to build railways bankers to devise monetary systems doctors to combat blindness in Egypt leprosy in China and social ills in India. The greatest need he said is the spirit of disinterested service to humanity.
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W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Faunce
East
China
India
Rutgers College Commencement Sermon Delivered by President Demarest
The June 15 Rutgers College commencement at Second Reformed Church featured Dr. W S Temarest delivering the baccalaureate sermon to the senior class. Demarest spoke on education as building new manhood and the Christian life, noting a shift in the world and the soul’s reward.
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Tribune
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
W .S. Temarest
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Second Reformed Church
Campbell
Kim
Exams at 200 Places for 4200 College Candidates Start Monday
Examinations of the College Entrance Examination Board will begin at various points across the United States Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone In Europe exams will be in London Paris Geneva Berlin Munich and Frankfurt About 434 candidates have registered marking a large rise from last year Nearly forty thousand answer papers will be sent to the board offices for grading In Greater New York sites include Columbia University Barnard College New York University and Adelphi College Brooklyn.
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United States
Imzer
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Europe
London
Paria
Geneva
Berlin
Munich
Frankfort
New York
Columbia University
Barnard College
New York University
Adelphi College
Brookisn
Jews Open School Annex at Harlem Hebrew Institution
Attendees gathered for the cornerstone laying of the Harlem Hebrew Educational Institution annex on East 1th Street. Adelph Lewisohn led the address with letters of regret from notable figures, promising space for over five hundred pupils and praising future benefits for the Jewish community.
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Leadote Hersnfield
Lewisohn
Harold Debrast
Ryoke Brtefly
M.S. Markoties
B Pearl
Guardian Orphan Asylum
The Chiseligun Message to the Modern Man at Penn
The University of Pennsylvania opened graduation exercises with Rev Alexander MacColl delivering a sermon on The Chisglun Message to the Modern Man. He urged students to grow in natural faculties and noted a shift from material industry to developing human wealth.
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Dido
University of Pennsylvania
Alexander MacColl
Dr. MacColl
Baccalaureate at Pratt Institutes 167 Graduates Hear Sermon
The Rev Dr Cyvarroil Albertson preached the Pratt Institute baccalaureate service at Emmanuel Baptist Church Brooklyn to 167 graduates and instructors Frederic B Pratt attended on the platform. Albertson spoke on Our Work from John ix 4 urging graduates to seek divine Mastery and to align skills with service in the kingdom.
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Cyvarroil Albertson
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute
Emmanuel Baptist ‘Church
Frederic B. Pratt
Pratt
John ix
Kingdom of God
Pill Tablet Threat Prompts Maine Dry Law Talk
A spoof on alcohol evasion through concentrated pill tablets in Maine mocks thirsty voters and a named advocate J Marleycorn. The piece critiques criminal loopholes, tabloid culture, and the idea of bypassing prohibition era style restrictions with a portable drink substitute.
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Maine
J. Marleycorn
Miltbury College President Urges Wise Town Growth
Millevury Vermont speech outlines how a single thriving hill town could lift a county and state economies, stressing leadership, character, and community impact for New England’s towns. Meanwhile a Connecticut boy faces 15 years for forging his father’s name on checks, with navy enlistment eyed if spared, and Chicago opens a new 5900000 Negro Y M C A funded by Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington.
Hobart Hears Dr Hunt Baccalaureate Sermon Opens Eighty Eighth Commencement
Geneva New York reports Hobart College commencement with Dr Hunt delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Rev Arthur Po Mant of General Theological Seminary preached the opening address. Phi Beta Kappa oration set for Thursday by Dr Joseph A Leight of Ohio State University.
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N.Y
Jaffein
Hobart College
Arthur Po Mant
General ‘Theological Seminary
New York
Joseph A. Leight
Tate University
Ebaylain
Hotart
Wiliam Smith College
Forday
Medals for Three Cadets at Clason Point Academy
The thirtieth commencement of Clason Point Military Academy at Clason Point Fond Bronx was held in the academy auditorium yesterday afternoon. Six cadets graduated before about five hundred attendees. Medal awards included the Shelley Memorial Medal for mathematics to Edwin Marrett Fields and gold medal for Christian doctrine to Robert Augustine Kelly. Cadet Serjeant Thawin Starrett Field was valedictorian and Cadet Captain Philip Nort Scandetta salutatorian.
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Clason Point Fond
Bronx
Patrick J. Mayes
New York
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Municipal Court
Thawin Starrett Field
Philip Nort Scandetta
Edwin Marrett
Shelley
Robert Augustine Kelly
Julius Philipa Mendez
Philly Nert Scandella
John Karl McGirr
Clinton Date Fis
Pagan Tendencies Warn At Manhattan College Commencement
The Rev John J Hitty of St Josephs Seminary warned the crowd at Manhattan College about pagan tendencies in modern religion The baccalaureate address delivered at the Church of the Holy Name noted that many New Yorkers do not attend any church and that large portions of the population are nonbelievers The commencement is set for tomorrow night in Carnegie Hall.
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St. Joseph's Seminary
Manhattan College
Anteen Bachelor
Church of the Holy Name
Gith Street
Amsterdam Avenue
New York
Tare
Car
Pence 10 Contests Suit Denies Wife Charges
Former Representative Lafayette Pence of Colorado says he will contest the separation suit filed in New York by Mrs Catherine Soper Pence. He emphatically denies his wife's misconduct allegations and rejects references to Mrs Lillian N Duke, ex wife of a tobacco man, as false.
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Lafayette Pence
Colorado
New York
Mra
Catherine Soper Pence
Pence
Lillian N. Duke
Giant Teen Refused Brain Tumor Operation
Philadelphia June 11 Surgeons at Medico-Chirurgical Hospital declined to operate on John Michael a fifteen year old boy six feet seven inches tall because of a brain base tumor. His parents fear he is growing too fast and the doctors say removing the tumor could be more dangerous than letting him grow.
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Medico-Chiruogical Hospital
John Michael
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Death due to cigarette burns in Yonkers man dies
Allen Hoehain of 96 Lockwood avenue Yonkers died at St John’s Riverside Hospital from burns suffered while lighting a cigarette while cleaning his butt. He ran into the street as the flames ignited his clothing and bystanders rolled him in dirt to extinguish. Two helpers Andrew Sliver and James Skiff, both of Croton Terrace, were burned.
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Yonkers
St. John's Riverside Hospital
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Hochain
Andrew Sliver
James Skiff
Croton Terrace
Hochath
Y M C A Conference Closes With International Arbitration Support
Delegates from Turkey and Bulgaria joined thirty other nations at Edinburgh for the Young Men’s Christian Association gathering. Amid a festive platform moment led by Lord Kinnaird, Count von Moltke, and Count de Pourtales, the conference endorsed international arbitration. The closing meeting featured three minute valedictory addresses from delegates worldwide and Dr. Paul Degouttes was named chairman of the work committee.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Turkey
Bulgaria
Lord Kinnaird
Count von Moltke
Denmark
Count de Pourtales
France
Paul Degouttes
Trinity College Commencement at Hartford Opens with Communion
Commencement exercises began at Trinity College Hartford with communion in the college chapel this morning. President Flagel and Luther delivered the baccalaureate sermon this evening, marking the day’s ceremonies.
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Conn
Trinity College
Flagel
Luther
Boston Schooner Paul Palmer Burned Near Race Point
The five mast Paul Palmer bound for a load of coal from Famie was burned to the water's edge north of Race Point Cape Cod. Captain Allen and his crew were rescued by the Rose Doherty, which had won Lipton’s cup five years ago. The Paul Palmer was among New England’s largest coal carrying schooners and belonged to the Palmer fleet from Boston.
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Amet
Paul Palmer
Famie
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Cape Cod
Allen
Rose Doherty
Sir Thomas Lipton
New England
Palmer
Boston
Bryan Too Busy to Talk Cancels Speaking Engagements
Secretary Bryan cancels speaking engagements in Charlestown Massachusetts tomorrow night and Lowell Massachusetts on June 19 due to a busy week. He will not leave Washington before July 1. The week includes review of the Japanese situation appointments of American ambassadors and ministers and protests over tariff bill provisions.
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Bryan
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Mass
Lowell
Max
Yale's 213th Year Formal and Memorials
Yale stages its 213th commencement with a baccalaureate address by President Hadley and dedications to Yale College dignitaries. Memorial gateway to honor Porter is unveiled as Professors Bowditch and Dexter speak on his life, with remarks on scholarship, humanity, and widening Yale under Hadley’s administration. The ceremony also notes deaths of Borup and Sark, and upcoming stadium dedication and scholarly events led by Stimson.
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Seth Bhy
Nident
Yale College
Hadley
Bowditch Dexter
Dent Porter
Taylor Hall
Fayerweather
Dexter Eard
Halter
Ty College
Tal
Hartle
Hartle Speech At the de Gateway To-Day, He Galt
Yale
Borup
Gilbert Sark
Lawrence Thursto
China
Sigma Xi
Henry J. Stimson
Penend
Iuion
Baccalaureate Service Held At Lafayette College
The college held the annual baccalaureate sermon delivered by Rufus W. Miller of Philadelphia. President Hvered announced morning services and evening exercises, with Brainerd Society involved. details about tomorrow’s clam exercises were given.
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Faston
Penn
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