Yale Alumni Reunions Mark Busy Class Day
New Haven June 25 Special exceptionally June weather aided Yale class day exercises and alumni reunions across the campus. Notables Justice David J. Brewer and Thomas Thacher attended the dinner and spoke on government by commission while Secretary Metcalf urged broader legal training. Commencement events followed with senior class exercises and Yale Medical School honors noted.
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May abolish freshman row in Sheffield Scientific School
New Haven June 25 report states a breach leads to action by university officials. An order may end the practice known as bottle night amid a recent incident on Temple Street. Twenty three scientific students implicated in the affair and the notable clash surrounding the so called whine Roe.
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Freshman Row tightens housing on Temple Street
Temple Street freshmen housing rules cap at three per house after July 1 197 and threaten reassignment if complaints arise during the next college year. 135 freshmen occupy seven teen houses between Grove and Trumbull streets. Nightly bottle throwing called a hazard in this former tradition.
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Yale Law School May Limit Access to Degree Requirement
Yale Law School nearest dean Henry Wade Rogers proposes that future degrees be awarded only to graduates of colleges. If adopted, this change, plus two potential reorganizations, could shrink enrollment and revenue, as only two of current 30 students hold college degrees while 202 undergraduates are enrolled.
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Wesleyan Honors Negro Senior for Oration Prize
James Augustus Wilson from Calhoun Alabama, a Wesleyan senior, won the top commencement oration prize after competing with six white students. His speech asked Shall the Negro Have a Share in American Politics and he has a record as a Plattsburg Normal School graduate who funded his education himself. He is an acquaintance of Booker T. Washington and has received invitations to teach at Tuskegee.
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Tuskegee
Amherst Natatorium Dedicated at Amherst College
Amherst Mass June 2 The dedication of the Pratt Natatorium at Amherst College was highlighted during commencement week. Harold J Pratt of New York Mortimer L Schiff of New York DrEdward Hitchcock athletic supervisor and President George Harris spoke. Brookline Swimming Club gave an exhibition. The building cost about 2900000 with 40000 from Pratt and 160000 from Schiff for squash and tennis courts.
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Amherst College
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New York
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Edward Hitchcock
George Harris
Brookline Swimming Club
Jesup Gifts to Williams College Gift Fund Established
Williams College in Williamstown mass reports a 25000 gift from Morris K Jesup of New York to establish the Morris K Jesup Fund. Zenas Crane Dalton A C Houghton North Adams and Senator W Murray Crane Massachusetts each donate 250 for the Berkshire Quad rengie Fund.
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New York
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Massachusetts
Well Known Scientists to Meet at Ithaca Summer Session
A large turnout of scientists is slated for the American Association for the Advancement of Science summer meeting in Ithaca from June to July. Affiliated groups including the American Physical Society and American Chemical Society will join. sessions will be staged in Rockefeller Hall with lectures by Cornell President Schurman and Andrew D White.
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Leland Stanford University
L G. Weld
University of Iowa
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Columbia University
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American Museum of Natural History
R. & Woodward
Carnegie Institution
Fire Dazes Six In Burning City-Block Distress
A blaze at 249 West Islet Street trapped about six residents who crouched amid smoke on the lower floors as flames crept upward toward the fourth. Firemen arrived, pulled them to safety, and extinguished the fire. a second blaze at 356 East ended with limited losses.
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Obituary for Vallely and Mayer Two Brooklyn West Orange Notices
Thomas Vallely longtime The Tribune engineer died at home in Brooklyn from apoplexy on Sunday after leaving work in good health. He was born in Ireland, member of the Eccentric Engineers Union and rrs Volunteers, and survived by a wife a child and his mother. The funeral will be at St Michaels Church Brooklyn and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Otto G Mayer banker with Ladenburg Thalmann Co died at his West Orange home after a two week illness at age fifty four. He leaves a wife. Funeral service will be held at his West Orange home conducted by Rev Robert Gardner McGregor.
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New York
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East Orange
Robert Gardner McGregor
St. Cloud Presbyterian Church
National Academy of Design Supports Government Fine Arts School
Francis C. Jones, member of the Council of the National Academy of Design, endorses a government controlled national school of fine arts modeled on the Ecole des Beaux Arts with a 3.9 million dollar appropriation for site, building and endowment. He suggests Washington could host a national school but urges attracting top instructors and supports creating a cabinet level secretary of fine arts and education. The academy could carry out plans if funding is provided.
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City Record Readers Reach Palestine H. Linenberg Subscribes
The fame of The City Record has spread to Palestine with Supervisor Tracy receiving a postal card from Jerusalem dated May 31 1906 requesting a sample copy. H Linenberg signs as a gentleman requesting a sample to judge subscription viability for the paper.
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H. Linenberg
Stage Notes Highlight Outcault Vaudeville Debut At Keith Proctor
Comic artist Richard F. Outcault displayed Buster Brown Tige and Yellow Kid drawings at Union Square Theatre. The program featured multiple acts including A Night Out with Edwin Stevens, The Taming of the Beast travesty, and Beatrice Morgan Katharine in The Taming Shrew with a Harlem Bronx audience expected tomorrow night.
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Raymond and Caverly
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
Amores Bisters
Tony Wilson
Heloise
Mile
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Aurie Dagwell
Baker
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Edestis
Alexander
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Cohen
Mistership Sisters
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Judge Grants Temporary Injunction in Gas Case
Clarence J. Shearn representing Isaac Schneider secured a temporary injunction from Justice Glegerich in the Supreme Court at 51 Bowery. The order bars the Amsterdam Gas Company from interfering with Schneider's gas supply or meter, with arguments set for Special Term Part I this Wednesday.
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Isaac Schneider
No. 51
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Justice Glegerich
Supreme Court
Amsterdam
Wrecking Tugs Move Steamer Vincenzo Bomano Ashore
At high tide yesterday wrecking tugs shifted the steamer Vincenzo Bomano ashore at Fire Island Bar by about fifty feet. They could not reach deep water, so removal of her cargo into barges continued, with salvage operations ongoing.
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Salvation Army wedding at South Tottenham Citadel
London June 26 Commander Booth Tucker married Miss Minnie Reid at the Salvation Army Citadel South Tottenham General Booth officiated Only relatives and high officers present
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Crimmins Shows Slight Improvement, Condition More Hopeful
Stamford report states John D Crimmins had a comfortable day and is resting well. Doctor J W Avery says no new complications, outlook is more hopeful though recovery will be slow due to a stomach illness and prior hemorrhage.
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Crimmins
Liberals Lose Havana City Council Majority
Havana June 25 Moderates gain control as five council seats are filled in the mayoral absence. Governor Nafiez reshuffles Lib eral officials including the Mayor, claiming pact invalid. Bonachea misses meeting, plans to veto council action and appeal to President Palma.
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London Press Opposes British Fleet Visit to Cronstadt
The London Tribune launches a strong protest against dispatching a British fleet to Cronstadt arguing it risks misreads of Russia. It says no true understanding is possible without a cabinet that truly represents the Russian people. The Foreign Office reportedly sees the plan as already too far to cancel.
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Majestic to Sail From Liverpool with Notables on Board
The White Star steamer Majestic will depart June 2 for New York carrying Sir Joseph Ward New Zealand Postmaster General who seeks Canadian backing for a universal two cent postage rate. Also sailing June 29 Celtic will include Mr and Mrs Joseph Pulitzer on board.
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Today’s City Events and Openings at NYC Venues
Racing at Sheepshead Bay opens the day. Formal opening of Public School 68 at 117 East 34th Street at 9 30 a m. Hearing on charges against Borough President Coler at 27 William Street 11 a m. East 4th of Aldermen. City Hall 1 p m. Girls Technical High School commencement at Academy of Music. An Illustrated lecture Across Canada to the Orient by Lieutenant Edward O Flaherty a benefit for crippled children at Carnegie Hall in the evening. Free admission at the Museum of Art and the Zoological Park.
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Orient
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Prominent Arrivals at The Hotels Empire
L Rossiter D Ener from Paris and H Harcourt Dixon from London headline arrivals. Ex Governor T Gary Evans from South Carolina and Zeno M Host of Milwaukee also checked in. Breslin Major General AL Riggs from Annapolis and Colonel W H Rexford from the U S A listed among visitors.
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Weather Report From Washington June 25
General thunderstorms reported in the South with showers in New England and several river valleys. Temperatures fell in Gulf states and the central Pacific while rising in Colorado. Forecast calls for showers Tuesday and perhaps Wednesday in many regions with variable winds along coasts and lighter breezes elsewhere. Local forecast notes fair to cooler conditions in several districts and a record of yesterday’s temperatures.
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Roosevelt Likely to Speak at Oyster Bay Field on Fourth
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 25 President Roosevelt will probably speak in a field at Oyster Bay on the Fourth of July instead of in the opera house amid town dissension. The Rob ert Jordan lot near the village center is favored by open-air advocates who promise stages for access. Clergy leaders and patrons of the theatre dispute the plan, while the field option gains political votes. the President remains ready to address whichever crowd gathers.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund Invitation and Accountability
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund invites remittances by check or money order to Tribune Fresh Air Fund New York City. It states the fund is the nation’s first and unique in directing every donated dollar to sending a poor child to the country for two weeks and return. No collectors are used and all expenses are privately covered by the Tribune and fund trustees.
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Letters in Lovett case drive divorce suit forward
In Brooklyn Supreme Court a divorce case between George E. Lovett and Grace E. Lovett continued. Handwriting experts Kingsley and Carvalho testified, with Kingsley’s opinion on the letters challenged. Kelly testified Mrs Lovett wrote the threatening letters about Inez Courtenay. A dispute over exhibits occurred before noon.
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Supreme Court
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Lovett
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Inez Courtenay
Miss Young and Rothwell wed at Judson Church
Miss Helen Gertrude Young married Charles Frederick Rothwell at Judson Memorial Church in Washington Square. The couple will spend part of their honeymoon at Niagara Falls and travel southward afterward.
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Judson Memorial Church
Washington Square
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Niagara
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The Tribunes Illustrations Praised by Reader
A Morristown New Jersey reader Francis Call Woodman writes June 25 1906 to commend The Tribunes illustrations and urges continued high quality for readership enjoyment.
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Transatlantic Travellers and Last-Minute Departures
Passengers sailing today for Bremen on the Prinzess Alice include H Lyman Mrs Virginia M Lee James can dire Sheffeld Pheipe wrence George Jay Taylor and couples Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop Mr and Mrs Charles W Manney Woolsey Also arriving yesterday from Antwerp were Mrs W P Chambers Charles Jose Mrs Morris Foote Walter J Norfolk Andrew J Hope and Mr and Mrs H L Stanley Governor Harris much better Acting Governor Harris returns to Columbus from Eaton after illness
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Andrew J. Hope
H. L Stanley
Governor Reports Improvement and Health Focus
The Governor stated he feels much better and will be more discerning in health matters. He showed no signs of sickness and did not announce any new appointments.
A Delicious Drink HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE
A mell added to a glass of cold water Invigos rates, Strengthens and Refreshes.
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Marriage Notices in The Tribune and Tri-Weekly Tribune
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address. Reprint guidelines specify publication in The Tri-Weekly Tribune and exclude certain names. Tone and author details reference Rev Kate Pinckney and Davis Lyon from New York.
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Death notices republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge. Barbiellini Amide, Harriet R. Corwin, George W. Hart Rew Garret A. Ceidge, Edmund J Orvis, William F.
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Obituary notices and memorials in Brooklyn page
Genial obituaries and memorial notices list names such as Augustus F Ottmann Har ing Cridge Corwin and Corwin family relations with funeral details, dates and locations including Brooklyn Riverhead Long Island Pearl River Manchester Vermont Bergenfield New Jersey and Harlem Grand Concourse area with addresses and cemetery references. The notices mention memorial phrases and calls for attendance at services and interments.
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Postal Information on Incoming and Outgoing Mails
Shipping news on page 6 and a note about where postal information will be found. The item indicates the location for postal details within the newspaper and references incoming and outgoing mail information.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Mail Details
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign subscriptions with varied terms. Rates cover daily, Sunday, weekly, tri weekly, and almanac editions with eligibility for mail to the United States, Canada, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines, plus a London and continental network for reading rooms and ads.
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