New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Jun 24, 1902, p. 16

Yale Law and Academic Seniors End Year at Commencement

Yale marked the close of its four year programs with class day exercises on the Sheffield campus and a Robert Crowned slate of speakers. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge addressed Hendrie Hall as part of law school anniversary events. Prize selections and honors followed, with Townsend and other awards announced by President Hadley. Alumni Day and a Harvard baseball game slated for the afternoon.

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New Haven Conn Yale Band Music College Sde-Te Geverine Eck Sheffield 22 Regiment Band Arignur Barowell Charlestown 5. C J. Braff Brocktvn Gratz Dent Savannah Newell H. Hargrave Cincinnati Gaef James Aaron Farra Pisgah Garrit Samuel Canan Hoboken Newell Hobart Hargrave Samuel Lyon Russell Seattle West Bartell Chapel South Middle Arthur T. Hadley Pres Ded Frank Huestis Sincerbeaux Moravia Flora Welman Jefferson Louisville Exere van Lt 94 Regiment Hand Binco LAW School Yale Law School Hendrie Hall New Law School Dean Wayland Hadley Henry Cabot Ledge Massachusetts Theodore S. Woolsey Simeon E. Baldwin United States Circuit Court Baldwin Nathan A. Smyth Mr. Jerome New York City Senator Lodge Iiver John Leo Gilson Eugene Timothy O’sullivan Naugatuck Charlies Abbott Greene New Mayen Edward Whitney New York Townsend James Mark Sullivan Waterbury Joseph Parker Louis Agessiz Dyar Winona St E George N. Whittlesey Alumni Hall G. Lincoln Washington Clark W. Doe H. A. L. Ferguson J. R. Hall L. M. Johnston B. RC. Low E. J. Low W. D. Ogle KB Schley P.G. White Harvard Ty Raum Phil Stokes Corporation Sidscoat Sincerbeaux

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Honorary Divisions of Scholarship Noted in Fief Ranks

An annual record notes fiefs attaining ranks of philosophical and dorations with Phi Beta Kappa awards. The ceremony highlights scholarly merit among divisions and recognizes distinguished scholars in the community.

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Wellesley Commencement Closes Year with Graduation

Wellesley Massachusetts June 23 The twenty fourth anniversary commencement at Memorial Chapel ends with afternoon exercises led by Dean Briggs Harvard University. Bishop Lawrence preaches the sermon. Degrees awarded include Master of Arts to several candidates and Bachelor of Arts to Alexandra Gamble Mareaver Matilda Bouinlock Dora Hayward Rebe shider Agnes Maxwell Edward Pitkin and Mary Reppert amid large guest attendance.

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Wellesley Mass Wellesley College Memorial Chapel Glee Club Hazard Lawrence College of Counsellor College Hall Dean Briggs Harvard University Henry M. Whitney Ray Greene Henry L. Shaw Thomas Minns Caroline Borden Percival Lowell Coveland Serabji Rockport Alexandra McGill Gamble Plattsburg Mareaver Matilda Bouinlock Warsaw N.Y Dora Shearer Hayward Yonery Rebeshider Carmel N. Y Agnes Maxwell Geneva Edward Winifred Pitkin Albany Mary Reppert Jamestown

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Selections From the Mail Remarkable Theory to the Editor

A letter to the editor cites The Tribune on Sunday closing and Buffalo fair losses. It argues objections to Sabbath observance, references William McKey’s death, and calls for upholding divine law over secular action. Signed by Seaton Brooklyn, June 19 1902.

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The Tribune St. Louis David James Burrell Louis Buffalo Wiliam McKey Exon Milburn Pressen New York State Seaton Brooklyn

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No Roosevelt Presence Marked Cove School Commencement

Oyster Bay June 23 The Cove School commencement went ahead without any Roosevelt family members in attendance marking the event. Theodore Roosevelt Jr did not appear despite plans, and Mrs. Roosevelt was unable to attend. Miss Sarah Provost noted the disappointment as diplomas were awarded by Rev. Alexander G. Russell and former District Attorney William J. Youngs delivered the address.

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Oyster Bay N. Y Cove School Roosevelt Washington Cuba Rough Riders Theodore Roosevit, Jr Groton Sarah Provost Alexander G. Russell William J. Youngs

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Commencement at College of St Francis Mavier in Carnegie Hall

Bishop Farley presided as 29 Bachelor of Arts degrees and 4 Master of Arts were awarded at the annual commencement in Carnegie Music Hall. The ceremony featured a symposium on The Soul's Immortality with speakers McAuliffe Whalen Sullivan Harold and ended with valedictorian Edward J. Talley and Edward J. McGuire addressing the graduates.

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Reducing Smoke From Soft Coal Fires in Cities

James Hall of Brooklyn recounts methods to minimize nuisance from burning soft coal in dense urban areas. He advises firing with small shovelfuls, placing coal on the front of the fire, and pushing the hot fire forward to burn more smoke. He claims this approach reduces emissions across chimney inlets.

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Obituary notices for Charles T Child and Burr P Noland

Obituary summaries report the death of Charles T Child, technical editor of The Electrical Review, at 1:15 a.m. from typhoid fever in Gleasondale, Massachusetts. A Johns Hopkins graduate, he assisted in 1887 on the first electric railway project in Richmond, Virginia. Also noted is Burr P Noland, 60, consulting engineer for Consolidated Gas, who died at the Hotel Endicott from a hemorrhage after months of illness, with family ties to Bishop Noland and Richmond business interests.

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Charlies T. Child the Electrical Review John R. Cushing Gleasondale Mass Mr. Child Johns Hopkins University Frank J. Sprague United States Richmond Burr P. Noland Consolidated Gas Company Endicott Mr. Noland E. W. Bingas No. 17 East Seventy-seconds Mr. Nojland Bishop Noland Grattan Louisville Preston Noland Consolidated G Company

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Death of New Rochelle resident George Lambden after garden attack

George Lambden aged sixty seven, a prominent New Rochelle merchant, died suddenly from paralysis while walking in his daughter's garden. His daughter Miss Margaret Lambden, badly injured in the Park-avenue tunnel disaster in January, is suing the New-York Central for damages. The Lambden family, long established in Neile, traces its roots to Huguenot origins.

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George Lambden New Rochelle Mr. Lambden Margaret Lambden Park-ave Miss Lambden New-York Central Company Neile Lambden New- Rochelle France New-Rochelle Confee

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William Bement Lent Dies at 60 in Norfolk Conn

William Bement Lent of New York author of Halycon Days died at his summer home in Norfolk Connecticut today at age sixty after two weeks illness linked to extreme nervousness. He was born in Poughkeepsie New York.

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Norfolk Conn William Bement Lent New York Selatioa Poughkeepsie N. Y

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Poor couple inherits 84006 under Lent will in Peekskill

Mrs. Sarah E. Lent's will, filed in White Plains, leaves a 200000 estate to friends and charitable groups. William L. McNutt and Elia K. McNutt receive the largest gifts for friendship and companionship. Other bequests include 6000 to churches and missions, 2000 to mission boards, 1 to several charities, and 1 to the Presbyterian Home for Aged Women.

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Sarah E. Lent Peekskill Silkman White Plains William L. McNutt Elia K. McNutt Lent McNutt Helping Hand Circle First Presbyterian Church of Board of Home Missions Manhattan Board of Missions For Freed The Presbyterian Church Pittsburg American Seamen's Friend Society Colored Home and Hospital Presbyterian Home For Aged Women

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Albany Chamber of Commerce secretary praises New Albany article

William B. Jones secretary of Albany WN writes to The Tribune thanking for the New-York Tribune piece on The New Albany. He notes the article clearly conveyed progress in their city and expresses appreciation for the well written piece dated June 19, 1902.

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Passing Throng Probes Lee Legacy in Union Debate

The Waldorf discussions feature Henry Sturges Ely and Glenn Madison arguing over the Civil War era. They challenge the idea that Lee’s memory harms loyalty, noting the indestructible union concept grew through conflict and state rights debates.

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Charles Francis Adams Phi Beta Kappa Society Chicago University Lee Glenn Contro- Madison Richmond The Waldorf Confederation Ious Ecolonies Louisiana Hamilton Washington Union of States

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City tears up fence and lawn in Flatbush dispute

James Douglass Wells of 1707 Beverly Road Flatbush finds a city condemned 25 by 200 foot lawn strip torn up along East Seventeenth Street after repeated orders to remove his fence. The property owner planned removal in a few days while Redfield had ordered it. City action followed through condemnations for a new street route.

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James Douglass Wells Beverly Road Flatbush E. Seventeenth-st Department of Incumbrances East Seventeenth-st Wells Commissioner of Public Works Redfield Mr. Wells Prospect Park Seventeenth-st Goulden

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Ex Assemblyman Demarest to Stand Trial in Fraud Indictment

Nyack New York June 3 Ex Assemblyman Frank P Demarest under indictment for attempting fraud in Clarkstown by presenting false claims will face trial. His lawyers Wyre and Wheeler demurred to the indictment but Judge Fallon overruled the demurrer and refused to dismiss. The surprise among Demarest friends comes as the trial is set for September in Supreme Court Rockland County.

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Nyack Frank P Demarest Clarkstown George A. Wyre Alonzo Wheeler A. X. Fallon Demarest

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Weather Forecast and Obituary Notices Of June 23 1902

The weather report outlines a high pressure area moving east from the Northwest into the Ohio Valley with low pressure in the Southwest and expected showers in the lake region and along the Mississippi Valley. Temperature to rise with fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday, light to fresh winds on various coasts, and a general forecast of warmer, drier conditions in many areas. Official observations show yesterday’s high around 72 and low around 55 with average 64. Funeral notices include Brotherson and Depew families with services scheduled for June 25 and 28 respectively, requests for no flowers.

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Williams College trustees announce Stetson gift and new chair

Williamstown, June 2. Trustees report that Francis Lynde Stetson of New York donated United States Steel Corporation preferred stock to fund professor salaries. Senior faculty will gain 50 more per year after fourteen years, while seven-year veterans receive 25 more. Also, 150 shares from Mr. Stetson’s partner Frederick B. Jennings will boost salaries for under seven years tenure. A new political science chair is established with Henry Loomis Nelson appointed professor.

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Williamstown Mass Williams College Francis Lynde Stetson St. of New York United States Steel Corporation Frederick B. Jennings Stetson Henry Loomis Nelson

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Dinner for Rev Dr Henry A Brann at Union League Club

John A Mooney hosted a dinner last evening for Rev Dr Henry A Brann to honor his forty years of faithful pastorate at St Agnes Church. The event featured forget me not decorations and painted menu cards reading Vivat Pastor Bonus with guests including James, Charles W Sloane, Nathaniel Zoemer, Monsignor Mooney, and several clergy members.

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Union League Club John A. Mooney Henry A. Brann St. Agnes's Church Dr. Brann We James Charles W. Sloane Nathaniel Zoemee Thomas J. Duffy Joseph F. Mooney Willem T. Hardy James SPSS James McOnnolly John R. van Wormer

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Chrome Steel Works to Build New Jersey Plant

The Chrome Steel Works plans a new plant at Cartaret New Jersey on 25 acres with 529 feet of frontage on Staten Island Sound. It will include open hearth and crucible furnaces, a mill for burglar proof and other plate, a hydraulic forging machine and related equipment in proportion, adjacent to the Canada Manufacturing Company's 1100 acres. Branches of the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Pennsylvania Railroad pass through the site.

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Chrome Steel Works Brooklyn Cartaret N. J Staten Island Sound Canada Manufacturing Company Central Railroad of New Jersey Pennsylvania Railroad

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Caspar Schenck of U S N Buried With Honors

Pay Director Caspar Schenck U S N died of heart disease in Philadelphia and was buried with full military honors at the Naval Academy Cemetery Annapolis. He was 67, survived by a widow and three children. He lived in Annapolis after retirement and later moved to Philadelphia. The New York Tribune will be sold at hotels and stations in Europe and Britain this year.

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Funeral of Mrs Ridgely in Springfield Illinois

The body of Mrs Ella Cullom Ridgely wife of Treasury Controller William Barrett Ridgely arrived from Washington at the family home in Springfield accompanied by relatives and friends. The funeral was held at the First Presbyterian Church with attendees from Chicago Monmouth Sullivan and other cities including Sol Bethea US District Attorney Colonel George Rankin and County Judge W G Cochran.

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Springfield Ella Cullom Ridgely the Treasury William Barrett Ridgely Washington Ridgely Shelby M. Cullom Northern District of Illinois George Rankin Monmouth Special National Bank W. G. Cochran Sullivan Department of Illinois Grand Army of the Republic

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U S Steel earnings rise. stock prices marginally down

Despite legal doubts over a preferred stock conversion plan, United States Steel shows steady business volume. Harris Gates & Co. estimates June net earnings at 16.9 million dollars, quarter earnings at 41 million, higher than prior 38 million. Steel common closed at 37 1 2, preferred at 89.

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Tribune Subscriptions and International Mail Rates 1902

The Tribune announces subscription prices for Sunday and weekly editions, with options for U.S., Canada, and Mexico deliveries. Foreign and transatlantic mail schedules list closing times, dispatch routes, and partner offices for multiple countries and ships, including Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia, with detailed cutoff times for various destinations.

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Reducing Smoke From Soft Coal Fires in Cities

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Death of New Rochelle resident George Lambden after garden attack

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Poor couple inherits 84006 under Lent will in Peekskill

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Passing Throng Probes Lee Legacy in Union Debate

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City tears up fence and lawn in Flatbush dispute

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Ex Assemblyman Demarest to Stand Trial in Fraud Indictment

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Williams College trustees announce Stetson gift and new chair

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Chrome Steel Works to Build New Jersey Plant

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