Hadley Defines Success At Yale Sermon On Public Service
Yale President Arthur Hadley delivered the baccalaureate sermon in Woolsey Hall urging that true success is measured by service, not wealth. He argued private business becomes a public trust when public welfare is at stake and urged colleges to prepare graduates for public duty beyond money making.
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Annapolis
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Ammerican College
Eden Finn
Tilldece
Yale Spirit of Public Service and Moral Leadership
President Hadley urged Yale men to combine moral leadership with public service, contrasting narrow self interest with broad civic duty. He argued education should foster concern for humanity, not just personal or financial gain, invoking the call “For God, for country and for Yale” as the college’s guiding motto.
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Pratt hears Or. Black at Pratt Institute rite in Brooklyn
The Pratt Institute address was delivered by Rev Dr Hugh Black of Union Theological Seminary Manhattan at Emmanuel Baptist Church. He urged cooperation and service as guiding institute ideals, highlighting teamwork, truth, and social progress despite secular unrest. The sermon noted business leaders favor cooperation over self gain and praised shared work among students and faculty.
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Brooklyn
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Union Theological Seminary
Manhattan
Semmanuel Baptial Church
Fmmanuel Baptist Church
John Humpatone
Charles Pratt
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Coal Inquiry to Begin Hearings in New York
The Merchants' Association will open hearings this week at 64 Lafayette Street to investigate New York coal supply conditions with a focus on freight rates. Officials say anthracite costs per mile are higher due to longer distances for soft coal, while shipments last week showed improvement amid a remaining shortage of 800,000 to 1,900,000 tons. Operators may argue freight rates reflect the value of merchandise, with anthracite valued higher than soft coal.
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New York
Lafayette Street
Crie
Lkely
Harvard Meeting Ends In World Citizenship Sermon
Harvard graduates join a multi day event in New York, hearing President Finley discuss planetary consciousness and the to be citizens of the world. The day features a campus to Coney Island excursion, a Harvard band revives college tunes, and a public reception with staff and guests.
Lowell on Property Evils and Managerial Duty
A. Lawrence Lowe argues property ownership carries social responsibilities. He says absentee management by corporations harms stockholders and the public, urging owners and managers to act with moral obligation and to oversee property as if it were their own. College graduates should apply careful stewardship in ownership and management.
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Thie Mar Ward
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Boy Held for Forgery in Marlem Court
Richard Ruppe a beardless youth of West 7th Street was jailed in Marlem court charged with forging a $40 money order. Grocer Peter Eckert identified the forged order, and Ruppe confessed after police questioned him. Accomplices Clyde Earl and John Benz were held on charges of stealing and forging money orders. Detectives from Fast 12th Street traced the case after Eckert reported the fake instrument. Earl, formerly at a post office substation, allegedly stole seventeen money orders before his discharge last week.
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Marlem
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Lenox Avenue
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126Th Street
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West 144
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Collings
12Th Street
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Collin
Ofco
Naid
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Clyde
1Met Street
Eighth Nne
Earl
Mobs Close Kosher Shops Over Meat Price Protests
Riots erupted in Brooklyn and the Lower East Side as crowds pressed meat dealers to keep kosher shops open amid rising prices. At 20 Kotaers Place two hundred protesters threatened Mrs Weiner and her son, sparking an arrest. others forced closures at multiple addresses. About two thousand butchers met at Bagle Hall to plan citywide action demanding price cuts.
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East River
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Lower East
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Friedman
Madison Street
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Thitkers Place
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Jefferson Street
Monroe Street
Suffolk Street
Bagie Hall
Thaw Hearing On Habeas Corpus At White Plains
Thaw case returns to Supreme Court Justice Keogh for a habeas corpus hearing in White Plains with many witnesses and tight security. The open trial room seating is limited and sheriffs will enforce order as hearings may extend two weeks. Thaw hopes for freedom and has moved luggage from Mattawan to the Jatt in anticipation.
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White Mall
Harry Thaw
Branford White
Habeas Corps
Keogh
White Plains Court House
Sheri Doyle
Jistion Keogh
Europe
Mattawan
Kills Chum with New Gun in Port Chester
Stephen Mead twenty two of Port Cheat was shot and killed yesterday afternoon by his friend William Teydor of White Wain. Ryder aimed what he believed to be an empty revolver at Mead and fired. The men had been visiting Irving Vermilye on Lehmall ing's farm in King Street Port Chester when inspecting a new revolver. Ryder was arrested awaiting the coroner's action.
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Rhone
Avignon
Avelina
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Bath
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Whlel
Bke
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Harvard
New York
Coney Island
Ranger
Thomas W. Slocum
Harvard Club
Viking
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Hast Mth Street
Coney Tai
Battery
Hudson
Yonkers
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
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Surf Avenue
Nner
Luna Dames
A. Nelson
Lenteim
Nelson
Virginia
United Harvard
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Laee
San Prensa
Panama Canal
Stephen Mead
Port Cheat
William Teydor
Brevens Street
White Wain
Ryder
Mead
Irving Vermilye
Lehmalling
King Street
Port Chester
Vermil
Ryder Ws
Furriers Strike Vote Demands Set After Ballot
Inna Cohen, business agent of the Furriers Union, announced yesterday that 87 percent of about 8,000 workers voted for a strike. The union seeks an eight hour day a Saturday half holiday overtime pay of two and a half times and no overtime except during October November and December.
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Furriers’ Union
Demands for Union Recognition in Tobacco Shops Spark Action
A Brooklyn man reports being threatened after delivering union wage demands to shop owners. The executive board prepared a pasteboard box as a scare device, while workers await a 48 hour employer response to the submitted union demands.
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Local man tricked by hoax electric device in transit
In a Pittsburgh story a man known as Mr. Derrick received a suspicious box from a former tenant. A severe storm and high winds delayed delivery as the improvised device soaked in water. Investigators found a tobacco jar with a cord and skull inscription. He believes it was a practical joke from a past tenant.
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Telegraph Wires Repaired After Midwest Storm Delays
The storm moved from between Columbus and Pittsburgh toward Baltimore and Washington, disrupting telegraph service yesterday. By early morning, Baltimore and Washington wires were back in operation though not at full capacity, with conditions still unsettled. Officials reported improvement but cautioned ongoing limitations.
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Strike returns loom as asphalt plant talks resume
Nearly one thousand workers at Barber Asphalt Company Works are expected to return tomorrow with no pay cut, officials say. Conferences between Standard Underground Cable Company and strikers will address some demands. The Rosenthal handkerchief and Perth Amboy Cigar works have unchanged situations. Two men killed in Friday’s riot will be buried tomorrow after funeral delays. A sympathizer was arrested for throwing stones as authorities plan possible indictments for accessories to murder linked to the American Bmelting Company. Coroner Flynn and County Preitor Silzer criticized the killings and warned officials failed to warn crowds.
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O K
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Jartetnon
I le
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Otto Schencel
Frank Rose
Eiko Burshke
Burshke
the Tribune
Ron
Vackard House
Barber Asphalt Company
Nome
Bouschweiler
Standard Underground Cable Company
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Rosenthal
Steven Steinwinder
William J. Flynn
Bmelting Company
George Silzer
Flyni
Towship in a Derelict Destroyer and a Sinking Schooner
The derelict destroyer Seneca arrived in port towing the derelict schooner Frederick Rosssner of New Ret ford Mane. The Rosssner was aground after a storm while lumber laden for New York. The crew were rescued by the United Fenst liner Marine and seen New York Kingston. The Seneca attempted to sink the Rosssner but could not tow it to port, bringing it north at about five knots.
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Roeasner
It Admits You Within the Lines of the Armies of the North and South
A vivid description of a magical experience that transports readers across time, blending historical warfare and fantasy. The passage conjures Civil War imagery and the power to bend history as if stepping into a living battlefield.
Brady Photographs of War Find 50 Year Souvenir Editions
The collection presents Brady’s cameras across the Civil War era with images from Broadway to Washington, before Lincoln, Grant, and Stanton, at Farragut’s fleets and camp scenes of Jackson, Sherman, and Lee. The famed photographer’s wartime portraits and hospital interiors are reproduced in restored Souvenir Editions now issued.
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Lee
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