Picturesque Exercises Mark Normal College Graduation
Fifty two graduates in white frocks celebrated at the Normal College of New York with floral décor and a program of recitations honoring Emerson and Shakespeare. Valedictorian Margaret Hutchinson led diplomas as General Wingate praised women’s progress, while Dr. Hunter noted the entrants must pass exams to join the college. The class list includes Hutchinson and many named graduates such as Hortense Le Vine, Madeline Abraham, and Jeanette Kookman.
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Training School
Normal College of New York
Emerson
Concord
Shakespeare
Avon
York
Jeanette Bookman
Hortense le Vine
May L. Freud
Elsa M Solomon
Margaret Hutchinson
George W. Winzate
Normal College
Lexington-ave
Wingate
Elas J. Barrett
Aestates
Barrett
Hunter
3 College
Hutchinson
the Silverman
A. V the Devou
Wittmeier
Generous aid for artificial leg fund received
The Tribune published an appeal in Orthy Charity on June 12 requesting funds for an artificial leg. The response has raised the full price and a small balance to aid the recipient as he starts new work. Donations listed include Mrs G F Stone Ellen S James William A Miss Katherine Du Bois Anony m Austin M Greer Mrs Ludlow P Avery and others totaling 186 75. Lucy S Bainbridge superintendent June 18 1902.
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the Tribune
Orthy Charity
G. F. Stone
Ellen S. James
William A
Katherine du Bois
Austin M. Greer
Ludlow P. Avery
Cortez Neilson
Lucy S. Bainbridge
Woman's Branch
New- York City Mission and Tract Society
New York
Women take honors across universities and arts
Mrs. Lillie Vereux Blake lauds women’s rising achievements in higher education and arts. Reports say at the Penna Academy of Fine Arts six prize winners include only one man, Yale College honors go to a woman, and Cornell’s Phi Beta Kappa key is held by eleven women and four men.
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Columbia
Barnard
Lillie
Vereux
Cornell
Get Together Club Dinner Props by Industrial School Pupils
Decorations for the Get Together Club dinner at Bath Beach are crafted by students of Industrial schools under the Children's Aid Society. Boys made bent iron candlesticks, girls crafted crane paper shades, and ferns from woodland trips form centerpieces.
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Get Together
Children’s Aid Society
Bath Beach
Charities
Loring Brace
Brace Farm
Kensico
Yale
Discretion in Almsgiving at Summer School
Dr Brackett urged careful aid in cities and country areas noting that indiscriminate benevolence can sap the poor's resources and foster dependence. Dr Carstens outlined a cautious, sympathetic inquiry into aid requests and avoiding intrusive methods. A post talk discussion included Mansell and Strickland, with a tour of the Charity Organization Society facilities planned.
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Dr. Brackett
Charities
Brackett
Department of Charities and Correction of
Baltimore
Cc. C. Carstens
Soeciety For Organizing Charity
Philadelphia
Class Day Exercises Mark 312 Graduates At Normal College
The Class of 2 Normal College held its day with a noon senior banquet in senior hall. A 2:30 pm chapel program featured Miss Marie Meltzer and others delivering class history statistics prophecy and gifts. Ivy burial and planting followed at 4:45 pm with Sophie Moeller as poet.
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Normal College
Gertrude Rosalie Clark
Sophie A. Moeller
Marie Meltzer
Grace Albers
Mary Barrett
Grace Ganzenmuller
Lydia Fletcher
Fanniebelle Leland
Helen Solomon
Helen Tompkins
Nancy Bealle Kirkman
Sue Bowden
Louise Ancroft
Sadie Barnett
Amelia Sable
Sunshine Society letters and charitable drives
The Tribune Sunshine Society reports on prayers for struggle and calls for aid to veterans and aged couples, with updates from Mrs Coolbaugh on community charity work. Donations from supporters fund trolley rides, clothing, and flowers for hospitals, plus plans for children's clubs and a July 4 lawn party.
Tissue pattern for woman's Eton jacket No 4153
Pattern from New York Tribune explains a black etamine Eton jacket with postillion back options and supply details. Includes yardage requirements for different widths and bust sizes, price ten cents, and mailing instructions.
Vany Designs Submitted For Electrolier and Isle of Safety
The Municipal Art Society reports strong interest in a competition for an electrolier combined with an Isle of Safety. At least forty five drawings and models have been submitted. The jury will soon award prizes and the entries will be exhibited briefly at the Architectural League of New York in the Fine Arts Building on West Fifty seventh Street.
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Isle of Safety
Municipal Art Society
Architectural League of New York
Fine Arts
No. West Fifty-seventh-st
Metropolitan Street Railway Announces Pension Plan Details
H H Vreeland, president, said the Metropolitan Street Railway and allied lines will implement a mutual benefit pension system on July 1, after finalizing the plan announced March 6. The program, funded by the company, covers workers earning under 1200 annually and sets pension percentages by years of service, with eligibility at age seventy or sixty five to sixty nine with long service, and medical disqualification as a factor.
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H. H. Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Cc. E. Warren
Ht. A. Robinson
M. G. Starrett
Oren Root, Jr
Reed
Thomas Millen
Pension Board
Metropolitan Street Railway
Sunday closing roils World's Fair funding clash
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company faces Treasury scrutiny over signatures on a Sunday closing pact. Directors abroad or aboard yachts hinder compliance, risking funds, attendance loss, and broader labor and social impacts amid calls to keep the fair open for workers and families.
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St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Francis
Orient
Europe
Congress
Labor laws and union labor clause questioned by city
Corporation Counsel Rives finds any ordinance or contract requiring union labor for city work unconstitutional. Aldermen considered two measures in Manhattan on Tuesday. One asks the legislature to amend labor laws to ban nonunion bids. the other seeks city contracts to bear union labels. Rives notes a similar Illinois case disallowing forced union-only contracts as discriminatory and anti-competitive.
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Rives
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Doull
Manhattan
Goodman
International Protective and Beneficial Association
United States
Canada
Illinois
Bank officials plead not guilty in U S District Court
William H. Kimball ex president of the Seventh National Bank Gamaliel Rose the paying teller and Frank B. Poor of Henry Marquand & Co were arraigned before Judge Thomas and pleaded not guilty to the charges. They will not stand trial until the fall term and their bail was continued.
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William H. Kimball
Seventh National Bank
Gamaliel Rose
Frank B. Poor
Henry Marquand & Co
Thomas
United States District Court
Nero to headline Burning of Rome at Manhattan Beach
Nero will appear in Pain's Burning of Rome at the Amphitheatre Manhattan Beach tonight. The program features striking effects and improved scenery after a Tuesday night studio fire caused local damage. Austin Corbin notes the blaze was a quarter mile from the Manhattan Beach Hotel. guests were unaware until reading reports.
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Nero
Pain
Rome
Manhattan Beach
Austin Corbin
Manhattan Beach Company
Car Fire On Central Park West Traps 40 Passengers
A fuse failure on Eighth Avenue line car 178 caused a blaze near Seventy seventh street. A woman screamed as smoke and flames erupted, passengers fled amid panic and injuries. Firefighters could not stop the fire before the car roof and interiors were damaged.
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Seventy-seventh-st
Central Park West
Eighth-ave
Tribune Headquarters in London Opens for American Visitors
The ground floor office at Trafalgar Square near Cockspur Street serves as The Tribune Headquarters. It provides copies of The Tribune and London papers, visitor registers, and regular name cables to New York. Rail and steamship tickets, deluxe berths, hotel guidance, travel routes, and coach bookings are available, with central London access and daily trips to sites like Hampton Court.
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No. 2
International Sleeping Car Company
Tribune
London
New York
Trafalgar Square
Cockshurst
Europe
Gordon Hotels
Cecil
Hampton Court
Burford Bridge
Brewers and saloonkeepers clash over beer tax cut
The government will cut the beer tax by 69 cents per barrel after July 1, under a war expenditure act amended June 13, 1838. Brewers and saloonkeepers argue over who gains from the reduction as associations weigh concessions and strategic moves amid a potential industry shift.
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United States Brewers’ Association
Beer Trust
Cashing Forged Snow Removal Tickets Charged
Warren P Palmer was arraigned in the Tombs court on forging snow removal tickets and disposing of eight. An affidavit from bartender Thomas A Farrell alleges Palmer induced him to cash eight tickets worth two dollars each on February 4 1902.
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Warren P. Palmer
West Twentyfourth St
Tombs Court
Thomas A. Farrell
James S. Devanney
First-ave
Palmer
Missionaries Sail for India From Shenandoah
Mrs Minnie Hanley and Mrs Josephine N Peterson of Shenandoah Iowa sailed yesterday on the Philadelphia bound for India as two World Faith Missionary Association workers reliant on Providence for funds. Brooklyn branch members bid farewell with hymns on the pier.
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World's Faith Missionary Association
Shenandoah
Iowa
Providence
Philadelphia
India
Minnie Hanley
Josephine N. Peterson
Association
Brooklyn
Direct Nomination Discussion Dinner Held by Republican League
A public dinner set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Harlem Casino Seventh ave and 124th st. will feature General Wager Swayne Henry W Taft and local candidates discussing Direct Nominations after the meal Tickets available from W G Brown secretary No Broadway.
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Republican League
Harlem
Seventh-ave
West Side Citizens' Union Club Forms Three Committees
To aid city government, the West Side Citizens' Union Club creates three committees to receive complaints and suggestions from citizens disclosing abuses in the area. Committees focus on complaints and improvements, tenement houses, and street cleaning. Submissions may be sent to the clubroom at No. 88 Ninthave.
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West Side Citizens’ Union Club
Lord Pauncefote Insured in Mutual Life of New York
The British ambassador to the United States carried heavy life insurance with The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York and the claim was promptly paid after his death. He held no policies with other American companies or major English institutions.
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Lord Pauncefote
United States
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
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Harriet Addis
Nancy J. Ashton Ray
Laura Benicia Batley
Ruth Frances Heard
Frances Anna Bell
Corrie E. Biumeauer
Jeanette H. Kookman
Perle M. G. Bouvard
Radys Monroe Brown
Margaret Emily Caliil
Daephine Dolores Cain
Amy Flagler Crook
Anne FL Davis
Marie Hollerith
Alice Jackson
Dexsie Knocet
Grace Whital
Kine
Millicent Krancer
Josie Kuebl
Sadie E. Kutz
Mabel Piorence Lang
Amanda Asa Linck
Lizzette Ai
Madeline Jessie Sy
Edith Musgrave
Gene Shove Palmer
Mildred Eleanor Petty
Winttret Pocock
Kathryn M_ Pomper
Florence Lee Randolph
Florence L. Rosenthal
Schneidenbach Kneider
Sand Solomon
Stephens
Jeannette Florence Stern
Hannah May White
Elsie A. B. Widerkehler
Suzanne C. Wittmerger
Children OF Industrial School
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St. Christopher's Home
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N. Y
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Fifth-ave
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