Disestablishment in Scotland Driven by Voluntaryism Pact
The 1843 split forged a union of two major dissenters forming the United Free Church to press voluntary support over State aid. The Established Church argues it remains the stronger national church with wide reach, wealth, and reform gains, while the United Free Church seeks to anchor disestablishment as its core purpose backed by a growing voluntary system.
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Scotland
Highlands
England
Chalmers
Church of Scotland
Roman Catholic Church
Episcopal Church
Episcopalians
Holland
New Church
Mayor Harrison Visits City Amid Family Medical Event
Chicago Mayor Carter H. Harrison arrived in the city to be near his brother William Preston Harrison who will undergo an appendectomy today at Dr W T Gibbs home. William Preston Harrison’s travels include a Santa Anna Island tale where he was made a chief by cannibals, later noting the host and sponsor. The mayor is staying at the Holland House and left the hotel yesterday afternoon.
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Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
William Preston Harrison
W. T. Gibbs
No. & West Thirty-eighth-st
Gibbs
Santa Anna
Charles Atchison
Fing-ishman
Harrison
B. F. Hamersley
Philadelphia
New York Pastor Made Monsignor by Pope Leo
A Rome dated letter to Archbishop Corrigan says Rev John Edwards of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in New York has been made monsignor by Pope Leo. Corrigan heads to Florence then Naples before returning for the Archdiocese’s fiftieth anniversary on July 1. The Pope is reported in excellent health and welcomed Corrigan and Cardinal Hampolla warmly.
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Washington
Corrigan
New York
Rome
John Edwards
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New York City
Leo
Florence
Naples
Archdiocese of
Hampolla
Tax on Vanderbilt Trust Fund Court Affirms Tax
The Court of Appeals sustains the 1897 amendment taxing trust funds held with power of reappointment. The inheritance tax on the Vanderbilt fund of five million dollars is five five dollars, with broader implications for the David Dow estate of Brooklyn and possible appeal to the US Supreme Court.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
Cornelus
Cornelius
Court of Appeals
Patterson
Fitzgerald
J Holmes, Jr
Henry B. Anderson
Vandertilt
Supreme Court of the United States
David Dow
Brooklyn
Glasgow Bears Frightened by Pig Iron Squeeze
London reports June 2 bears in Glasgow rushed bids on pig iron sparking a price surge though no iron changed hands. Warrants scarce and stocks appear near irreducible point as iron prices closed higher by two shillings amid cautious trading.
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London
Glasgow Bears
Brown's Big Endowment at Brown University in 1.096 Million Gift
Providence June 20 The Brown University endowment drive closed with cash and pledges totaling 1 096 106 including a near term conditional gift from John D Rockefeller of 250 000. Marsden J Perry gave 25 000 Frank A Sayles 50 000 and brothers Robert Ives Gammell and Willam Gammell each 10 000. The 142nd commencement featured speaker lineup and 184 bachelor degrees. Honorary degrees went to Hammond Lamont Mary E Woolley and others. The Brown Alumni Association elected leaders and many alumni attended the celebration.
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Providence
R. I
Corporation of
Brown University
John D. Rockefeller
Marsden J. Perry
Frank A. Sayles
Robert Ives Gammell
Willam Gammell
Faunce
William D. Keller
Boston
Wilson
Brown
Goddard
Clifford Spence Anderson
Henry Jewett Hall
Waldo Clifford Leland
West Newton Falls
Mass
New Criminology
Frederic Charles Parker
Peanams
Hammond Lamont
Mary E. Woolley
Wellesley
Mount Clyoke
Frank Perkins Whitman
Western Reserve University
John H. Appleton
Albert Arnold Bennett
Elisha Benjamin Andrews
Carey
University of Nebraska
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Cornell
University of California
Ainner
Sayles Memorial Hall
General
Reuben T. Durrett
Louisville
Charlies Mattison
George G. Wilson
Lafayette College commencement gifts fund new facilities
Easton Pa June Special Lafayette College closed commencement with fifty five degrees conferred including master’s degrees for about forty alumni. Judge Henry Scott received an honorary M A amid announcements of hundreds of thousands in gifts. James Gayley announced a five thousand dollar gift toward a new chemical laboratory along with other donations from Henry Oliver, Professor Hart and Baker Adamson Chemical Company for a chemical museum valued at two thousand dollars. The class of 1880 pledged two hundred dollars for tuition aid or trustee discretionary use.
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Chemical Department
George P. Adamson
Baker & Adamson Chemical Company
Hobart College Commencement Features Alumni Gifts and Honors
Geneva June 2 The commencement week included the farewell to Professor Hamilton J. Smith after 31 years in astronomy microscopy and photography. Alumni gifts and speeches followed the seventy fifth ceremony with cornerstone laying for Medbery Hall. Honors awarded include honorary degrees to John Jay Chapman and W C Thayer and master degrees to Charles R Wilson and Byron H Andrews. New trustees Frederick J Proctor and Elwood Worcester were elected. John Jay Chapman spoke on The Cosmopolitanism of Politics.
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Geneva
N. Y
Hamilton J. Smith
John Day Olin
Medbery Hall
Herbert J. Pease
Utica
Catharine M. Tuttle
Columbus
Ohio
James C. Smith
Detroit
Mich
W. C. Maybury
John Jay Chapman
New York
W. C. Thayer
Lehigh University
LL. D
Thomas B. Lovell
Niagara Falls
Algernon
Crapsey
Rochester
Charles F. J. Wrigley
Buffalo
A. M
Charles R. Wilson
Byron H. Andrews
Washington
Notable honorary degrees conferred at Washington and Lee
Lexington Virginia June Washington and Lee University conferred the honorary degree of LL D on General William F Draper United States Minister to Italy Professor Thomas H Somerville of the University of Mississippi and William L Prather president of the University of Texas The ceremony recognized distinguished public and academic service from these leaders
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
William F. Draper
Massachusetts
United States
Italy
Thomas H. Somerville
University of Mississippi
William L. Prather
University of Texas
Mount Holyoke Receives Donations for Endowment and Art Building
Holyoke Massachusetts June 20 Special Mount Holyoke has received nine thousand dollars from Dr B K Pearsons of Chicago toward the endowment fund and six hundred dollars from John Dwight of New York for the erection of a memorial art building on the site of the old Dwight homestead which stands on the campus.
Massachusetts Agricultural College graduation at Stone Chapel
The graduating exercises of Massachusetts Agricultural College took place in Stone Chapel Amherst on June 20 before a large audience. Diplomas were presented by President H. H. Goodell.
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Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Stone Chapel
H. H. Goodel
Tufts College Commencement Class of 1900 Sizes Record
Medford Mass June 20 The forty fourth annual commencement of Tufts College was held today with 127 graduates the largest class the Medford college has sent out. Degrees announced in English for the first time include 44 in dentistry 33 in medicine 31 A B 16 B S 3 B D 3 M S and 6 A M. Honorary degrees were conferred on Le Grand Powers census statistician and George C Waldo editor in chief of The Bridgeport Standard and Frederick S Pearson superintendent of the Metropolitan Traction Company of New York.
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Mass
Tufts College
le Grand Powers
George C. Waldo
Bridgeport Standard
S. D
Frederick 8. Pearson
Metropolitan Traction Company
New York
Cornell Trustees Elect Kerr to Fill Governor Flower’s Vacancy
Ithaca June 20 The Cornell Board of Trustees met with out of town members including Ickelheimer Kerr Hendrix Washburn Sackett Woodford Putnam Francis Wagner Turner. Kerr of New York City was elected to succeed the late Governor Flower as alumni trustee. The Associate Alumni meeting followed in Barnes Hall with President Ford presiding. Bealand of Owego and Howard of Washington elected alumni trustees for five years.
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Board of Trustees
Cornell University
H. R. Ickelheimer
Walter C. Kerr
Joseph C. Hendrix
Frank S. Washburn
Henry W. Sackett
Stewart L. Woodford
Ruth Putnam
Alfred C. Barnes
New York
Charles S. Francis
Troy
Charles Gray Wagner
Binghamton
George B. Turner
Auburn
Walter ©. Kerr
New York City
Governor Flower
Cornell
Barnes Hall
John Ford
Willard Bealand
Owego
L. O. Howard
Washington, D. C
American Forestry Association to Hold Summer Meeting at Columbia
The American Forestry Association plans its principal summer meeting at Columbia University on Monday and Tuesday in affiliation with the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Noted speakers include Henry Gannett F H Newell H B Ayres from the US Geological Survey Charles W Garfield of the Michigan Forestry Commission William PD Clark of Johns Hopkins B E Fernow head of the New York State College of Forestry Colonel William F Fox NY State Forests Ernest Bruncken secretary text ends mid list with additional names expected.
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Columbia University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Henry Gannett
F. H. Newell
H. B. Ayres
United States Geological Survey
Charles W. Garfield
Michigan Forestry Commission
William PD. Clark
Johns Hopkins University
B. E. Fernow
New-York State College of Forestry
William F. Fox
New-York
Ernest Bruncken
Sec
Forest Resource Conservation Conference Invites Attendees
Prominent forestry officials from Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio Connecticut and the U S Department of Agriculture gather for sessions led by James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture. Topics include Some Forest Problems and Adirondack Forest Fires of 1889 with an open invitation for all interested in conservation and forest management.
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J. T. Rothrock
Pennsylvania
J. W. Toumey
Henry S. Graves
George B. Sudworth
O. W. Price
F. E. Olmsted
Division of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
James MacNaughton
Judson N. Cross
Minneapolis
William R. Lazenby
Ohio
E. V. Preston
Connecticut State Forestry Association
James Wilson
India Famine Relief Fund Contributions Reported
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief lists numerous donors and amounts received yesterday, routed through The New York Tribune and The New York Times. Donations range from small sums to major gifts from individuals and church organizations, totaling 77,483.94 with additional gifts noted from M. R. of Morristown and others via various outlets. The Tribune received extra mentions of $10 from M. R. and a $15 cash gift through The Tribune for the famine fund.
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Journal of Commerce
Samuel Cusworth
Franklin Trust
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North Baldwin
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Philadelphia
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Laken
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Helle Harris
Morrisania
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Onio
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Washington County Post
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Brooklyn
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J. H. Linsle
C. A. Herbell
Holyok
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Jack
Dykman
P. B
Unitedates Investor
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Eerie
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Penn
the Democrat and Sentinel
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Buffalo
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Jersey City
George L. Baird
E. M. Waring
Mit
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Stott Kern Erate
John H. Letsen
Woodbridge
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Neb
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Passing Throng Describes Athenian Bullfight Parallels
A Chicago observer recalls a Madrid Easter Sunday bullfight with ten thousand spectators in the ring. The article details the arena, seating, the parade of participants, and the fatal sequence where matadors and horses fall to the bull, concluding with the bull’s death and carting away of carcasses.
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Morrison Hellen
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
Spain
Madrid
Royal Box
Madrida
Obituaries of Molenaer and Baron Loch in London dispatch
Samuel P Molenaer Ph D of Philadelphia dies after a three month illness of heart disease He was a French instructor at the University of Pennsylvania and formerly taught at Columbia Springfield and the Pennsylvania College Baron Loch Henry Brougham Loch former Governor of Cape Colony and British High Commissioner for South Africa dies in London He served in the royal navy and Bengal cavalry and held key diplomatic and colonial posts including Chief Commissioner at the Cape of Good Hope and Governor of Victoria.
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Philadelphia
Samuel P. Molenaer
University of Pennsylvania
Molenaer
St. Petersburg
Columbia University
New York
Ee College
Springfield
Ohio
London
Baron Loch
Henry Brougham Loch
Cape Colony
South Africa
Royal Navy
3D Bengal Light Cavalry
Lord Gough
Skinner's Horse
3Rd Cavalry
Turkey
Earl of Elgin
China
Yeddo
England
Tien-Tsin
Peking
Boulby
London Times
George Grey
Isle of Man
Victoria
Hercules Robinson
Cape of Good Hope
Jameson
Yachting figure Mahlon Ogden Jones dies in Dinard France
A cable from Dinard reports Mahlon Ogden Jones, formerly of this city, died in Dinard on Monday. He had lived in Paris recently at 3 Bois de Boulogne and was active in American yachting, belonging to the New York and Beawanhaka Corinthian Yacht clubs. He is survived by his wife Dusdanne I, a son, and a daughter Miss Vera de T. Jones. A country home was at Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
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France
Mahlon Ogden Jones
Jones
Paris
No. 3
Bois de Boulogne
Europe
New York
Beawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Clubs
Marrity Dusdanne I
Barle
Funeral for Margaret Middleditch at Spencer Place Home
Margaret Livingston Middleditch wife of Rev. Dr. Robert T. Middleditch and mother of Rev. Robert A. Middleditch. funeral at her Brooklyn home 24 Spencer Place at 2 PM. She was 75, born in Dutchess County, married in 1847, with sons Robert A. and Livingston and four daughters. Dr Middleditch, former editor of The Inquirer, now retired, is a noted Baptist minister.
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Robert T. Middleditch
Robert A. Middleditch
Spencer Place
Brooklyn
Middleditch
the Inquirer
Livingston Middleditch
Manhattan
Notes of the stage and theater moves
Ada Rehan sailed for England on the Teutonic and kept to her stateroom, unsure about acting plans. George W. Lederer and other casino company members journeyed on the Teutonic, with many more to sail on the New England from Boston. A stage version of Jerome, a Poor Man, is planned for next season led by Walter Perkins. Klaw & Erlanger engaged Hilda Clarke as prima donna for the Bostonians next season. Miss Della Fox at River Crest Sanitarium near Astoria shows marked improvement and is expected to leave soon under Dr Kindred’s assurance of full recovery.
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George W. Lederer
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Harry RB. Smith
R. A. Roberts
J. E. Sullivan
New England
Boston
Klaw & Erlanger
Hilda Clarke
Bostonians
Della Fox
River Crest Sanitarium
Astoria
Kindred
Benham trial near conclusion in Canandaigua
In Canandaigua New York on June 20 Frank Rice for the prosecution wrapped up his summing up in the Benham case about six o'clock. The defense objected to several remarks and a court rebuke followed an insinuation about the defendant not testifying. Judge Houghton agreed to defer the charge until morning as jurors requested, and the jury is to receive the case before noon.
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Canandaigua
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Frank Rice
Benham
Houghton
Weather report notes heat wave across multiple regions
Washington reports temperatures 20 to 25 degrees above normal in northern western districts with a 104 degree high at Bobee City Idaho. The warm spell continues through the week in the east while central valleys and Rocky Mountains stay hot through Thursday with a possible break Friday. No general rain is expected. Winds shift along Atlantic coasts with southeasterly flow.
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Middle Gulf States
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Children in Fresh Air Fund Spend Two Weeks in Goshen
Fifteen convalescent children from the New-York Infirmary for Women and Children travelled from Jersey City to Goshen, New York, under the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. They will stay two weeks hosted by Middletown and Goshen volunteers, enjoying country life, farm chores, and trolley rides to Midway Park. The Middletown Goshen Convalescent Children's Home funds the effort with church support, led by A B Hartin and A G Wheeler among others.
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Fresh Air Fund
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Midway Park
Middletown-Goshen
A. B. Hartin
A. G. Wheeler
H. B. Woodward
R. H. Wood
H. W. Tuthill
A. F. Foote
Obituary notices from June 1900 Brooklyn area
A collection of brief death notices and funeral details for Mahlon Ogden Jones Masie Loomis Azel Dennis Matthews Margaret Livingston Middleditch E N Page Cornelia Tucker Henry Walter Webb and others. Includes locations in Dinard Pittsfield Asbury Park Altamont Scarborough and Brooklyn with service times and interment plans.
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N. Y
Tucker
Altamont
Cornelia Tucker
Cornelia 3. V. Tucker
Luther Tucker
Albany
Albany Rural Cemetery
Special Notices for Mail Subscriptions and Rates
The notice lists multiple newspaper and almanac subscription options including daily, Sunday, weekly, and tri-weekly plans with prices for US addresses, international mail by ocean steamer, and various durations from one month to twelve months. It also references a Tribune Almanac and Index, and asks readers to send for a catalogue.
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Black ring around the sun mystifies Columbia crowd
In Columbia on June 20 a black ring appeared around the sun from noon to 12:18 pm. Observers noted reduced sunlight strength while the sky remained clear. Some Negro residents reported alarm at the phenomenon.
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Dinner for M. Rothstein Held by James Stillman
James Stillman president National City Bank entertained at a dinner last night for M Ad Rothstein noted Russian financier who arrived in New York about two weeks ago from Europe and is touring the United States. About twenty guests attended including J Pierpont Morgan PD O Millis C P Huntington Frederick D Tappen H H Rogers and James T Woodward Hanover National Bank president.
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National City Bank
M. Ad
Rothstein
New York
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J. Pierpontigan
PD. O. Millis
Frederick D. Tappen
H. H. Rogers
James T. Woodward
Hanover National Bank
Weddings and Obituaries from New York Area Notices
Public marriage notices dated June 19 and 20 1900 list couples from New York City Newark and nearby towns with clergy and venues such as St Ignatius Loyola Church St Mary the Virgin Church and Union Church Arverne Long Island. Also funeral notices for Harriet Hunter Allen Joseph Baker Louis P Berry Anne Blauvelt George A B Cleneay and Edith Dalrymple Shine with service details and travel notes.
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Blauvelt
New-Brunswick
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Robert B
Anne J. Blauvelt
Christ Church
Cortlandt St
Elizabeth
Davenport
Iowa
Weather Overview For Northeast States In A Warm Trend
The report outlines fair to today and Friday across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and regions of Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina with warmer conditions and fresh to light southerly or southwest winds. It notes Perry's Pharmacy readings and Tribune self recording barometer, with yesterday's weather fair and warm and today forecast to be fair and warmer.
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Transatlantic and Pacific Mail Closing Schedules Notice
Cornelius Van Cott Postoffice New York June 15 releases detailed mail closing times forPrinted Matter shipments to Germany Europe Cuba Mexico and other regions on weekly schedules. It lists shipper lines routes days and cutoffs including Transatlantic Pacific ports and special city directs for Cuba Porto Rico Jamaica and Bermuda with specific ferry and steamship references.
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