ATT CLASS OF 1903 COLLEGIANS GRADUATE
The College of the City of New York will graduate its fifty first commencement this evening with 138 BA and BS degrees. Honor students include Arnold Jacobowitz and Morris Wies amid a long list. Orators include Isidor Glotzer and Arnold Jacobowitz. Awards honor Morris Wiesenberg, Isidor Glotzer, and others. President elect John H. Finley may speak. a graduation dinner follows at the Marlborough. The next day an associate alumni reception marks the semi centennial tradition with speeches from many classes.
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the College of the City of
New York
Twety-third St
Arnold Jacobowitz
Morris Wies
George Frankenthaler
Isidor Glotzer
Davman
Tartes Kroll
Solomon Kronbere
Edoward Fleisher
Samuel A. Schwartz
Benjamin Siege
Henry Clay Moers
Justin H. Moore
Elias Tieberman
Otto Wertman
Samuel Shapiro
Isidore Tanz
Bernard Cohen
John J. Caulfield
Isidor Irving Barnett
Berl J. Nebrbas
Henry Shapiro
Joseph Michael
Charles Kroll
Morrisberg
David Friedman
Salomon Kronberg
Bernard Robinson
Ward
Lieberman
Puiowonhy
Charles J. Nehrbash
Morris Jesenberg
Arnold Jachowitz
William J. Heller
A.D. Siegel
A. Garrikle
Sons of the Revolution
Henry C. Moses
Abraham Rockmore
Serena Mason Carnes
George Lewis
John H. Finley
Marlborough Hotel
Nathaniel Phillips
Webb
Ludwig Wilson
Robert W. Maloney
K. W. Wright
Albert J. McMuhen
Arthur C. Eckstein
Elias Lieberman
J. Hampden Dougherty
Seton Hall Holds Forty-Seventh Commencement in Orange
Fifteen graduates conferred today at Seton Hall College in its forty-seventh annual commencement. Bishop John J. O’Connor presided. Thomas Tracy Hendricks received honorary Doctor of Laws and gave the address. Masters of Arts were awarded to Brennan Callery Devlin Farraher Mannion McCarthy Woods. Various gold and silver medals for conduct and merit were also awarded to multiple students including Kiernan Sweeney Pfaff Masey Reilly Hillock Sheridan. Prominent alumni include District Attorney Eugene A. Philbin of New York.
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Orange
N. J
Seton Hall College
John J. O’connor
Diocese of
Newark
Thomas Tracy Hendricks
University of the State of New York
Seton Hall
John Sylvester Kiernan
Francis Joseph Pfaff
Thomas Henry Masey
Francis Maria Reilly
Edward Francis Hillock
Henry Joseph Sheridan
Eugene A. Philb
New York
Rochester Commencement Honors Alumni and Faculty Changes
The University of Rochester held its fifty third commencement with thirty eight men and eight women earning degrees. J Sloat Fassett of Elmira was elected Alumni Association president and Charles M Williams became president of Iota Chapter Phi Beta Kappa. Two professors, O H Robinson and A H Mixer, tendered resignations. Honorary degrees were awarded to Clifton James Sarle and Miss Helen Cox Bowerman among others, with Bowerman as the first woman to earn a master’s degree from the university. Major General Elwell S. Ou presided at the alumni dinner.
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Rochester
University of Rochester
Tne
J. Sloat Fassett
Elmira
Charles M. Williams
Iota
Phi Beta Kappa
O. H. Robinson
A. H. Mixer
Clifton James Sarle
Helen Cox Bowerman
Bowerman
Mount Holyoke
University of
H. B. Barnes
J. H. Mason
Talcott Williams
Philosiphia
Serena E. Payne
Elwell 5. Ou
Lafayette College Exercises End With Grand Commencement
Easton Penn June 17 Special The Lafayette College commencement closed in Pardee Hall with Acting President Kirkpatrick in charge. Valedictorian and orators included Kerr Pfatteicher Ernest Greiner Clinton Bergstresser James Shelly Harry Trout and Charles Fleming. Prizes honored multiple students and honorary degrees were conferred on Harry Hakes Thomas Amith Fa and Carlos Bransby among others.
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Easton
Penn
Lafayette College
Pardee Hall
W. S. Kirkpatrick
Kerr Frederic Pfatteicher
Ernest Wilhelm Greiner
Benedotte
Charles Henry Hartge
Glen Savage
Clinton A. Bergstresser
South Bethlehem
James Munroe Shelly
Bolly
Harry Edgar Trout
Lykens
Charles Fred Fleming ‘Aris
Masten
Donnell Edwin Steckel
Kasten
Thomas Buros
Mews
Benjamin A. Kline
Liverpool
Ifar
Gordon
Teenton
N. J
J. E. Trout
Benesette
Peon Junor
Harilekos
James WH. Deiong
Hanove Perm
New Shakespeare Society
Frank W. Sopring
Jersey Shore
Early English Text Society
Theron Lee Carbondale
Roberts
Williamsport
William W. Johnston
Howard M. Merrit
Winburne
Plan
Ena
George F. Post
Philipsburg
Richard N. Hart
Lounsbury
James Sigman
West Chester
A. D. Oe
Trastacs
Harry Hakes
Wilkeshoro
Andrew Thomas Amith
State Normal School
Mansfield Fenn
Thomas Fiser
Philadelphia
Carlos Bransby
University of California, Berkeley
Rutgers College 127th Commencement Honors and Degrees
The 127th Rutgers College commencement at Ballantine Gymnasium highlighted remarks on immigration and science. Honors were awarded to George Henry Miller, Chester T Brown, Frank Stelle Booth, Austin Wakeman Scott, Cortlandt Hay dock Bonney, and Harry Riley Lee, with Booth also delivering a second oration. Eleven received Bachelor of Arts and thirty Bachelor of Science, plus several Master and Divinity degrees. The trustees heard about a Hobart portrait gift and the Alumni Association elected a new alumni trustee, with the president's reception and alumni dinner concluding the day.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
Ballantine
George Henry Miller
Atlantic City
Chester Timothy Brown
Austin Wakeman Scott
New-Brunswick
Cortlandt Haydock Bonney
Rahway
Harry Riley Lee
New- Brunswick
Homo Sum
Frank Stelle Booth
Yokohama
Japan
Ralph Weldo Emerson
Eugene William Erler
Newark
William Carter
Fieldsboro
Frank Eckerson
Clarence Edwards Case
Stetson Pratt Hardenbergh
Marinus Seymour Purdy
Mount de Bow
Five Hundred Graduate at U Penn Commencement
The 147th commencement of the University of Pennsylvania at the Academy of Music honored nearly five hundred graduates across departments. Governor Pennypacker attended, Provost Harrison conferred degrees, and Dr. Horace Howard Furness gave the address. honorary degrees were awarded to Venable Walcott Walter Gorgas Schelling and Crawford Gorgas.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Pennypacker
Harrison
Horace Howard Furness
Francis Preston Venable
University of North Carolina
Charles D. Walcott
United States Geological Survey
John Grimes Walter
U. SN
William Crawford Gorgas
Felix Emmanuel Schelling
Senator Hoar at Iowa University Commencement
At the University of Iowa commencement Senator Hoar of Massachusetts urged that national fate rests on individual character. He argued that safety hinges on public duty over self interest, and moral education must instill the will to act rightly despite temptations. He said the university must teach youth to choose character over expediency.
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Des Moines
Iowa
University of Iowa
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Republic
Eighteen Graduated From Moravian Seminary
Eighteen young women received diplomas today from the Moravian Seminary in Bethlehem. Sylvia Arthurs of Kenton Delaware was salutarian while Edith Leibert of Castleton Corners was valedictorian and also won the alumni and Countess Benigna prize. Bishop Charles Fe. Moench of the Moravian Church delivered the address. the class is the largest in several years.
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the Tribune
Bethlehem
Penn
Moravian Seminary
Sylvia Arthurs
Kenton
Del
Edith Leibert
Castleton Corners
Leibert
Benigna
Charles FE. Moench
Moravian Church
Cornell Theta Xi Association Incorporated At Cornell
Albany June 17 The Theta XI Association of Cornell was incorporated today to maintain a home for Zeta Chapter members at Ithaca. Directors listed include Charles B. Howe Milo R. Clarke R L Ernest D. Hendricks Herbert T. Snyder and Edward S. Choale.
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Albany
Theta XI Association of
Cornell
Ithaca
Zeta Chapter
Theta XI Fraternity
Charles B. Howe
Holyoke
Mass
Milo R. Clarke
Westerly
R. L
Ernest D. Hendricks
Kingston
Herbert_ T. Snyder
Baltimore
Edward 8. Choale
Randallstown
Langdon Stewardson Installed Hobart College President
The formal installation of Rev. Langdon B. Stewardson as Hobart College President occurred during the seventy eighth annual commencement in Geneva Nova Scotia. Delegates from several colleges attended and Hobart won all collegiate prizes open to it. Degrees were conferred including honorary titles to Rev. Lorin W. Batten James Elden Peer and Amos Skelchester. President Isaac Sharpless from Haverford spoke.
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Geneva
NS. C
Langdon B. Stewardson
Hobart College
Hobart
Trinity
Kenmen
University of the South
Lorin W. Batten
New York
James Elden Peer
Tarrytown
Amos Skelchester
Isaac Sharpless
Haverford College
Brown University Commencement 125th Honors and Gifts
At Providence on June 17 Brown University marked its 125th commencement with 185 graduates. President Faunce announced a year’s gifts totaling 25,000 from J. D. Rockefeller for Rockefeller Hall, a painting of Alonzo Williams, and Sidney Rider’s Rhode Island history books donated by Marsden Perry. Honorary degrees went to Rev. J. B. Diman, J. C. Monaghan, Theodore Woolsey, William Kellen, Woodrow Wilson, and Governor Montague.
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Providence
R. L
Brown University
W. H. P. Faunce
J. D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Hall
Alonzo Williams
Sidney Rider
Rhode Island
Marsden J. Perry
J. B. Diman
Newport
J. C. Monaghan
Madison
Wis
United States
Chemnitz
Theodores. Woolsey
Yale
William Tait Kellen
Boston
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Montague
Virginia
Putnam Phalanx Escorts Governor at Camp Putnam
In Redding Connecticut on June 17 the Hartford based Putnam Phalanx escorted Governor Chamberlain and staff to General Israel Putnam’s historic camp. The day featured grave decorations, a luncheon and speeches, drum corps, and a seventeen gun salute. The party will tour Danbury later for a street parade and banquet.
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Danbury
Phillips Academy Commencement Draws Distinguished Guests
Exeter June 17 large attendance for Phillips Academy exercises with over five hundred alumni returning for reunions. Notables include Harvard President Charles W. Eliot and Dartmouth President William E. Tucker, New Hampshire Governor Bacheloer, Senators Gallinger and Burnham, ex Governor Stickney, Robert T. Lincoln, Francis Rawlee, Professor Woodberry, Rev. William De Witt Hyde, and Dean Langdell. Procession to Phillips Church preceded the oration by Rawlee and a Woodberry poem. Afternoon banquet in the new $35,000 alumni hall chaired by General Bancroft, with toasts from Tucker Hyde Smith Langdell Hale Lincoln et al.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Academy
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
William E. Tucker
Dartmouth
Bacheloer
New Hampshire
Gallinger and Burnham
Stickney
Vermont
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
Francis Rawlee
Philadelphia
Professor Woodberry
Columbia University
William de Witt Hyde
Bowdoin
Dean Langdell
Harvard Law School
New York City
Boston
George A. Plimton
New York
William A. Bancroft
Tucker
Hyde
S. Sidney Smith
Jeremiah Smith
C. C. Langdell
Edward Everett Hale
Massachusetts Agricultural College 33rd Commencement Held in Stone Chapel
Amherst June 17. The thirty third commencement exercises of the Massachusetts Agricultural College were held today in Stone Chapel before a large audience of alumni, students and friends of the senior class. Six speakers were selected on a basis of scholarship.
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Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Stone Chapel
Tufts Commencement Grants Record Grad Total 169
Medford mass June 17 largest class ever graduated at Tufts with 169 diplomas conferred among them sixteen honorary degrees. Doctor of laws awarded to Charles H Darling Tufts 84 Hon Henry C Ide US Philippine Commission and Colonel Carroll D Wright US Commissioner of Labor.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts
Charles H. Darling
Henry C. Ide
United States Philippine Commission
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
No Improvement at Colby University Students Leave City
At Waterville Me on June 17 Colby University showed no concession from faculty or students. A small group of women attended chapel and fewer entered classes for exams. About a dozen senior men departed by morning trains while sophomores pack to depart. Men revived last night’s ultimatum, but women did not join. junior women to boycott commencement.
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Waterville
Colby University
Phillips Andover Class Day Exercises Held at Seminary Chapel
Class day exercises at Phillips Andover Academy in Andover Mass were conducted in the Andover Theological Seminary Chapel this afternoon. Alumni who attended the anniversary observance yesterday stayed for today’s program. Sir Chen Tung Liang Cheng the Chinese minister who spoke yesterday departed for Boston at noon.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
Andover Theological Seminary
Chen Tung Liang Cheng
Boston
Bradford Academy Centennial Observed in Bradford
The Bradford Academy in Haverhill Massachusetts marked its one hundredth anniversary with exercises at the First Congregational Church. Hamilton Wright Mabie of New York City gave the address and Rev Dr Arthur Little president of the academy awarded diplomas.
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Haverhill
Mass
Tme
Bradford Academy
First Congregational Church
Bradford
Hamilton Wright Mabie
New York City
Arthur Little
Boston
Polytechnic Institute Brooklin Holds Graduation Exercises
The Polytechnic Institute at Brooklin held graduation exercises in the Academy of Music last night with President Henry Sanger Snow presiding. Three graduates spoke, Alfred Frederick Seeker on talents, Gordon Lennox Pirle on Hamilton as a constitutional statesman, and William Johnston Berry on Unto What End, the latter delivering the valedictory. Professor Brainerd Kellogg and Assistant District Attorney Martin W. Littleton gave addresses.
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Polytechnic Institute
Brooklin
Academy of Music
Henry Sanger Snow
Alfred Frederick Seeker
Gordon Lennox Pirle
Alexander Hamilton
William Johnston Berry
Brainerd Kellogg
Martin W. Littleton
Archbishop Farley Denounces Protestants At Fordham Commencement
At St. John's College Fordham the fifty eighth annual commencement was held with Archbishop Farley presiding. He presented Pontificale Romanum to students and conferred honorary degrees including Doctors of Laws on Bulger and Edebohls and Masters of Arts on Walsh Phelan McAleenan Dwyer Krauss Mitchell Stenson and Sullivan. Medals and prizes were awarded for essays oratory military science German and general proficiency. Farley urged Protestants to reflect and noted Catholics are no longer stigmatized as outsiders.
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St. John's College
Fordham
Farley
James P. Clark
Armin J. Sibbel
Charles M. Bulger
George M. Edebohls
George T. Walsh
Alexis X. Phelan
Joseph A. McAleenan
John Dwyer
Victor P. Krauss
Edward J. Mitchell
Joseph B. Stenson
John D. Sullivan
Charles J. Munn
Hughes and Jouin
James B. McLoughlin
Francis B. S. Oliver, Jr
Louis C. Hartman
Edward J. O'Brien
W. H. Feiler
Thomas J. Mansfield
Charles J. Mathami
William A. Gill
Thomas J. McCormick
Senoir
Archbishop Farley
Lehigh University Holds Largest Class In Years
Bethlehem Pennsylvania June 17 At Lehigh University annual commencement President Crown presented diplomas to sixty graduates The salutatorian was Arthur S Gilmore of Williamsport and the valedictorian John J Cort of Latrobe The Williams medal for oratory went to Harvey E Jordan of Coopersburg Samuel Henry Fleming of Philadelphia topped the sophomore class and G R Stull of Ridley Park won the Williams graduate prize William R Butler of Mauch Chunk delivered the alumni address and Rev Dr Lyman Abbott spoke to the graduates
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Tribune
Bethlehem
Penn
Lehigh University
Crown
Arthur S. Gilmore
Williamsport
John J. Cort
Latrobe
Williams
Harvey E. Jordan
Coopersburg
Samuel Henry Fleming
Philadelphia
Wilbur
G. R. Stull
Ridley Park
William R. Butler
Mauch Chunk
Lyman Abbott
Lehigh
Warrants for Engineers in Duchess County Tragedy
Coroner Goring finds criminal negligence by East Hartford engineers Daniel O Neal and Henry Constantine for the Stormville wreck that killed fireman Louis A Hayes. Warrants issued. deputies to arrest them when located. requisition papers needed to bring them from Connecticut for arraignment on manslaughter charges. The coroner criticizes failures to follow clear railroad rules and notes substantial property loss alongside loss of life.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Duchess County
Goring
New- York, New Haven and Hartford
Stormville
Louis A Hayes
Toring
Daniel O'Neal
Henry Constantine
East Hartford
Hayes
Allan H. Hoffman
Connecticut
British Monitor Scorpion Sinks Off Bermuda
The British warship monitor Scorpion, used as a target for West Indian station guns, sank eighty miles off George's Shoals while in tow to St John New Brunswick. Fifteen crew were rescued by tug Powerful after pumps failed in a Gulf Stream storm.
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Boston
St An
Hamilton
Bermuda
George's Shoals
St. John
N. B
Russell
Monitor
Gulf Stream
Harding
Scorpion
Bunker Hill Day Parade Rails Historic Bells to Charlestown
The Bunker Hill Day crowds approached record levels as Charlestown hosted a grand parade. The John Brown bell from Marlboro drew a six-horse float with veterans guarding it, followed by the Liberty Bell on a wreath-laden float drawn by thirteen bay horses under the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. The afternoon procession ended at Bunker Hill Monument with remarks by Boston officials and Philadelphia guests, highlighting Governors Bates and Curtis Guild Jr. and a host of state and federal officers.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Richard T. Hanson
Isaac Davis
Acton
John Brown
Marlboro
Mass
John A. Rawlins
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas J. Gallagher
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill Monument
Arthur Dolan
Boston Common Council
P. A. Collins
John Weaver
Joseph H. Bennison
John JL
Venezuelan rebel proclaims new revolution against Castro
A Venezuelan government agent in La Guayra says General Rolando, Matos’s lone lieutenant with about two thousand troops at Ciudad Bolivar, has proclaimed himself chief of a new revolt. Rolando, armed and reinforced, vows resistance if attacked as powers like the United States, France and Germany hold major interests in the Orinoco district and Ciudad Bolivar.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
la Guayra
Venezuela
Ciudad Bolivar
Rolando
Matos
Curacoa
Castro
United States
France
Germany
Orinoco District
Fire Rages Through Columbia Flats in Rochester
A second major blaze in Rochester within a week torched the Columbia Flats at Plymouth avenue and Spring street, spreading via elevator shafts and filling the building with smoke. Firefighters flooded the site, gaining control after a costly confrontation that damaged furnishings and likely topped $100,000. George W. Aldridge's elderly mother, living on the first floor, escaped unharmed.
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Columbia Flats
Plymouth Ave
Spring St
George W. Aldridge
State Railroad Commission
Municipal Art Commission Raises Secretary Travel Purse
The Municipal Art Commission increased secretary Milo Maltbie’s Europe trip allowance from 150 to 3500. The May 7 meeting added a proviso to buy maps, plans, illustrations and periodicals on municipal art and city development. Commissioners Marshall and Farragut opposed the resolution, but it passed.
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Municipal Art Commission
Milo R. Malthie
Europe
Malthie
Maltbie
Marshall and Farragut
Secretive labor strike insurance plan proposed by Parry
Indianapolis, June 17. David M. Parry, president of the National Manufacturers' Association, predicts formation of a mutual strike insurance company. Membership would be secret, known only to officers, to shield policyholders from strike losses and protect independent workers. The firm would include a legal department to prosecute coercion or law violations.
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Indianapolis
David M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Westchester Avenue Property and Nearby Stable Details
A description lists a two story frame dwelling at Westchester ave north side 130 feet east of Lafayette street 20 by 52 feet with owner Frederick Krehel and architect 000 Carroll Place. A nearby two story frame stable at west side 1 foot from 165th street 20 by 65 feet owned by Edward Smith with C. C. & M. T. Thain as architects and value $1,000.
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Westchester Ave
Lafayette St
Frederick Krehel
Bernard Ebling
Carroll Place
Edward Smith
C. C
M. T. Thain
Open Door in China Treaty Terms Seen Favorable
Washington reports great satisfaction over the terms of a pending China United States treaty. The main points include port openings in Manchuria still to be resolved, a direct imperial collection of duties, and a slight tariff increase for American shippers. The agreement also fixes the status of American citizens and missionaries, aiming to reduce friction and Boxer-era tensions. The treaty commission features Wu Tingfang, Sheng, and viceroys Chang Shih-tung and Chang Chih-tung, strengthening Beijing’s stance with foreign powers.
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the Tribune Eveat
Washington
Washington Administration
China
United States
Manchuria
United States Senate
Peking
Tvicrroys
Chinese Treaty Commission
Wu-Ting-fang
Sheng
Ted
Chang- Shihtung
Woo-Chung Province
Foreign Office
Prince Ching
Chang Chih-tung
China heeds protest. talks stay in Shanghai
Shanghai reports that Chinese authorities have dropped plans to move the commercial treaty discussions to Peking. The decision follows strong protests from American and Japanese commissioners, who insisted on keeping negotiations in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Peking
Mad Mullah again active in Somaliland theater
Aden reports British lines to Berbera Bohode in Somaliland are threatened by Mad Mullah forces. Three Hampshire Regiment companies and 300 native troops ordered to Somaliland on June 2. Three British officers reportedly prisoners in Mullah camp. About fourteen thousand Abyssinians aiding the British against the Mullah.
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Aden
Berbera
Bohode
Somaliland
East Africa
Hampshire Regiment
Mul- Tah
Harr is prisoner of Zeenat bandits in Morocco
Tangier June 17 Walter B Harris traveler and author and member of Sir Arthur Nicolson's embassy to the Sultan of Morocco last year is a prisoner of the mountaineers at Zeenat Raisuli's headquarters Government troops attacked the place burning farms but failed to rescue him Harris was ambushed by Darromana tribesmen and handed over to Raisuli He was not hurt and his speedy release is hoped for
Miss Ankrom Killed at Ponce
Miss Jean Ankrom formerly of Waynesburg Penn the only woman school supervisor in Porto Rico was thrown from a carriage in a runaway accident at Ponce last night and died in the local hospital fifteen minutes later with a broken neck
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San Juan
F. R
Jean Ankrom
Waynesburg
Penn
Porto Rico
Ponce
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