Federal power over commerce and state limits argued
The discourse contends that federal regulation of interstate commerce arose from state failure to police large corporations, urging regulation only when necessary to preserve freedom and equality. It reviews landmark cases, definitions of commerce, and debates on production versus trade, stressing constitutional bounds and dual governance.
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Equity
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McCulloch
Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
Commercial High Commencement Class of 1907
The New York High School of Commerce graduated sixty eight diplomas before four hundred attendees at 155 West 64th Street. Frank A. Vanderlip spoke on success while Dr William H Maxwell urged honesty courtesy and temper in business. Guiteras Flanders Samson Mela Strong led speeches and medals were awarded to Frankel Guiteras and others.
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No. 155
West 64Th Street
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
William H. Maxwell
Glee Club
Alliance Francaise
Jacob H. Frankel
Dreyfous
James Sullivan
James J. Sheppard
Vanderlip
Gas case date set for October by U.S. judge
Judge Lacombe fixed the third Monday in October for arguments on Arthur H. Masten's report as special master in the Consolidated Gas case. The report argues the 9½ cent gas law would ruin operations and prevent the company from supplying gas at a fair profit.
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United States Circuit Court
Arthur H. Masten
Masten
Class Day at Yale Opens Busy Commencement Week
Sunlit Yale marks the start of commencement week with class day events for the class of 1907. Senior ceremonies include songs, poetry, oration, ivy planting, and a Hadley address as 342 members and notable alumni gather for the college and Sheffield Scientific School programs.
Wesleyan University President Resigns After Health Reasons
At a trustees meeting in Middletown Connecticut on June 2 the Rev Dr Bradford Hall Raymond president of Wesleyan University announced his resignation effective one year from that date due to ill health A six month leave of absence was granted He may stay with the university in some official capacity after retirement Raymond arrived about twelve years ago from Wisconsin to lead Wesleyan
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Bradford Hall Raymond
Raymond
Wisconsin
Class Day at Dartmouth College 1897 exercises
Hanover New Hampshire 24. The class day exercises of the class of '97 were held this afternoon before a large crowd of alumni and friends. The programme included nine addresses a class oration history prophecy poem and an oration closing with the farewell smoker around the old pine.
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Canandaizua
N. Y
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Omaha
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Mass
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Everett
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Rockford
Chauncey Wayland Smith
Norridgewock
Harry Randolph Blythe
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Old Pine
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Riverside
R. I
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Roxbury
Wesleyan Class Day Honors Phi Beta Kappa Winners
Middletown Conn June 24 ceremony announced Phi Beta Kappa prize winners at memorial chapel. Seniors then held class day on campus with addresses by Arthur B Haley and President Raymond. Subsequent events included class history by B T Adams and oration by R L Forman with poems and ceremonies by noted graduates.
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Brooklyn
Earl L. Rich
Cattaraugus
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Flushaz
War Department to verify Blocksom quotation about Senator Foraker
Washington June 24 The War Department will summon Major Augustus P Blocksom from St Louis to verify a newspaper interview that quotes him calling Senator Foraker untruthful and a blatant demagogue. Blocksom known for a strong service record may face disciplinary action if the quotation is confirmed and he must affirm or repudiate the remark.
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Washington
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St. Louis
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Blacksome
Brownsville
Blocksom
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Foraker
Sheridan Ride Fireworks At Manhattan Beach Amphitheatre
Pain’s twenty sixth season opens in Manhattan Beach with a graphic depiction of Sheridan’s ride from Winchester to Cedar Creek. The scene shows Shenandoah valley action and a Monitor versus Merrimac illustration, as bands entertain before dawn combat and a comeback by federal troops led by Wright’s headquarters.
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Winchester
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Early
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Merrimac
Health survey of pupils prompts principals to report
City schools chief W. H. Maxwell sent a circular to principals with a July 3 deadline asking for health reports covering inspection visits by health department inspectors, contagious diseases, physical defects, nutrition, vision, hearing, speech, chorea, mental capacity, hypertrophied tonsils, free treatment, nurse presence, and the value of school nurse work.
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Department of Health
Runaway Horse Jump Sparks Risky Rescue in Norfolk
Frank Barnard son of H H Barnard of New York a Norfolk summer resident leaped onto a runaway horse belonging to Miss Vava Pupin daughter of Professor M I Pupin of Columbia University. The animal bolted through the street without a bridle tripped and Barnard was pitched onto sand but escaped with minor injuries.
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Winsted, Conn
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H. H. Barnard
New York
Norfolk
Vava Pupin
M. I. Pupin
Columbia University
Corkonian player dies from injuries after Celtic Park scrimmage
Matthew J. Burke 26, of 112 Lexington Avenue Manhattan, died yesterday at St. John's Hospital Long Island City from injuries sustained in a football scrimmage at Celtic Park last week. Burke refused to name the other player, saying it was an accident. his relatives were informed.
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St. John's Hospital
Long Island City
Celtic Park
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Corkonian
Kilkennies
Lexington Avenue
Manhattan
Statue Admitted Duty Free for Confederate Monument
Board No 3 of the United States General Appraisers ruled that a marble statue of a Confederate soldier slated for a Carrollton Mississippi monument may enter free of duty. The statue, previously assessed 15 percent ad valorem under a reciprocity pact with Italy, was deemed eligible if a bond is filed as a work of art for a public monument. The Treasury Department waived technical customs requirements, sustaining the protest and reversing the collector's decision.
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Carrollton
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Plead for City Water in Staten Island Hearing
Staten Islanders packed the Board of Aldermen Finance Committee hearing on purchasing the Staten Island Water Supply Company for 1.1 million dollars. Support came from President Cromwell and the Board of Estimate though pricing and plant condition drew sharp questions from Aldermen about value and urgency. Decision was reserved amid protests of overpricing and concerns for schools and residents facing unsanitary water.
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Burr-Herring Commission
van Clief
Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
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Howard R. Bayne
Doull
Pawnbrokers Demand Stolen-Property Lists From Police
East Side pawnbrokers revolt against Detective Bureau practice of reading stolen-item lists aloud each morning. They argue the single master list leads to losses from accepting stolen goods as collateral. Insist on printed lists with owner names. cite over fifty thousand thefts in six months and ongoing refusals from police and Commissioner Bingham to provide copies.
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Detective Bureau
East Side
Pinkerton Agency
Long Island
Bingham
Christian Scientist Arrested in Child Death Case
Clarence Byrne, 43, of No. 8 West 12th Street, was arrested on a warrant from Coroner Acritelli after his daughter Violet died without medical attendance. Byrne, initially guilty, pleaded not guilty with waiver of examination and is held on $600 bail for trial in Special Sessions. The case is viewed as a potential test matter for Christian Science interests.
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Clarence Byrne
West 12Th Street
Violet
Acritelli
Walsh
Byrne
Embezzlement Sentence Commuted for Hugh Kirkman
Leavenworth Kan June 24 Hugh Kirkman formerly a US Army lieutenant was discharged from the penitentiary today after a three year embezzlement sentence was commuted by President Roosevelt.
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Kan
Hugh Kirkman
United States Army
United States Penitentiary
Roosevelt
Golfing News and Notes From Local Links
The weekend at the Marine and Field Club served as a J B Harris cup qualifier over eighteen holes. J A Emery posted best net with 10 22 33 while C A Kimball and C J Sawyer tied for lowest gross at 92. Miss F Teacher of Gullane claimed the women’s Scottish title after beating Miss Dorothy Campbell at Troon. Margaret Curtis notes 30 40 women in Britain rivaling top U S players. James R Hyde won medal play handicap at Sout Shore Field Club with scratch 79. The American team’s Canada debut is set for July 1 at Toronto Golf Club with Aug 1 2 matches against Lamttorn and an Aug 3 4 5 open tournament at Lambton.
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Sout Shore Field
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Thoroughbred Yearlings Auction Tops at Tipton Company Sale
The Tipton Company auction at Sheepshead Bay offered yearlings with top price 2300 paid by O Keene for a Ray colt by Foranston Moderado. Multiple entries listed include chestnut fillies and colts by Maxie Navada Mimio Red Orange and Watercress Scarlet among others, with buyers such as A J Joyner F Burlew R F Carman and J Schlosser.
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Sheepshead Bay
O. Keene
Ray Colt
Foranston
Moderado
H. B. Duryes
Maxie
Navada
A. J. Joyner
Maxio
Ortawin
F. Burlew
Star Ruby
Mimio
R. F. Carman
Watercress
Mimic
H. B. Duryea
Goldfinch
Petai II
J. O. Keene
Arkle
J. Schlosser
Toddington
Rosaiva
W . Jennings
Maxto—Sembrich
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