Yale Day of Alumni Reunions and Commencement Events
New Haven June 25 Special exceptionally June weather favored Yale class day exercises and alumni reunions. Yale Law School dinner featured Justice David Brewer and Thomas Thacher discussing federal regulation of corporations. Secretary Metcalf spoke on the legal profession’s role in government and the need for uniform laws.
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New Haven
Weither
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale Law School
Hendrie Hall
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Thomas Thacher
New York
Frederick N. Judson
Louis
Missouri
Justice Brewer
Mr. Thacher
Thacher
Metcalf
Congress
Washington
Brewe
John Marshall
May Abolish Freshman Row Amid Campus Breach
In Kew Haven on June 21 a breach of peace by many Sheffield Scientific School members led to disorder on Temple Street. An official order was issued to dissolve the so called Freshman Row as twenty three scientific students were implicated in the disturbance and bottle incident nicknamed bottle night.
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Kew Haven
Sheffield Scientific School
Sey Mead
Temple Etreet
Scientific
Temple freshman housing limits on Freshman Row
Temple street seven teen houses house 135 freshmen this year. Dean Kittenden bars more than three Scientific School students per house after July 1 197 and threatens reassignments if complaints arise during the next college year.
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Temple Street
Grove
Trumbull Streets
Dean Kittenden
Scientific School
Yale Law School may require college degrees for admission
Yale Law School faces a major shift if Dean Henry Wade Rogers succeeds with a proposal to require college graduation for all law students. The plan, tied to two reorganizing schemes, could reduce enrollment and tuition revenue, while aligning with broader university trends and a homogeneous student body.
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New Haven
Dran Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law School
Yale Corporation
Dean Rogers
Yale
Wesleyan Honors Negro Senior for Commencement Oration
James Augustus Wilson of Calhoun Alabama, a Negro senior at Wesleyan, won the college prize for the best commencement oration amid six white contestants. His speech asked if the Negro should share in American politics. He, a Plattsburg Normal School graduate, funded his own college education and is an acquaintance of Booker T. Washington who has invited him to Tuskegee as a teacher.
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Tate Law School
Hendrie Hall
Victor H. Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Washington
Metcalfs
Department of the
Metcalf
Union
the Tribune
Middletown
Conn
James Augustus Wilson
Calhoun
Ala
Wesleyan
Benjamin Gill
Pennsylvania State College
Wilson
Normal School
Plattsburg, N. Y
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Amherst Natatorium Dedicated At Amherst College
The Pratt Natatorium in Amherst Massachusetts was dedicated during commencement week. Harold I Pratt provided funds with Mortimer L Schiff contributing to squash and tennis facilities. Dr Edward Whiteheoc and President George Harris spoke as the Brookline Swimming Club staged an exhibition in the main tank. The building cost $4.0% with Pratt funding and $10.0% by Schiff for courts on the upper floor.
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Amherst
Mass
Pratt
Amherst College
Harold I. Pratt
New York
Mortimer L. Schiff
Edward Whiteheoc
George Harris
Brookline Swimming Club
Schiff
Obituary notices for Vallely and Mayer in Brooklyn and West Orange
Thomas Vallely an engineer with The Tribune for seventeen years died at his Brooklyn home from apoplexy after rising healthily. Born in Ireland he was in the United States since boyhood and was a member of the Eccentric Engineers Union and the Fish Volunteers. He leaves a wife a child and a mother. funeral at St Michael's Church and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Otto G Mayer a New York banker died of heart disease at his West Orange home after a two week illness. He was fifty four and leaves a wife. Funeral at his home with service by Rev McGregor of St Cloud Presbyterian Church West Orange.
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Thomas Vallely
the Tribune
53D Street
Brooklyn
Valliely
Vallely
Mr. Vallely
Ireland
Engineers’ Union
The
Fish Volunteers
St. Michael's Church
42D Street
Fourth Avenue
Holy Cross Cemetery
West Orange
N. J
Otto G. Mayer
New York
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Northfield Avenue
East Orange
Bert Gardner McGregor
St. Cloud Presbyterian Church
National Art School Movement Aimed At Government Run Academy
Francis C. Jones of the National Academy of Design urges a government funded school of fine arts in New York modeled on the Ecole des Beaux Arts with a 3.9 million dollar budget. He supports a cabinet level secretary of arts and education and says a Washington location could be national but best instructors would come from elsewhere.
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Francis C. Jones
National Academy of Design
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Tribune
Academy
Ima
Washington
Carroll Beckwith
the Tribune
Fine Arts Federation
Department of Fine Arts
City Record Reaches Palestine In 1908 Request
A Salem era note from Jerusalem dated May 21 1908 seeks a sample copy of The City Record to decide on a subscription. Sender identifies as H Linenberg requesting sample issue for evaluation.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
H. Linenberg
Outcault Hosts Vaudeville At Union Square Theatre
Noted comic artist Richard F Outcault creator of Buster Brown Tige and the Yellow Kid appeared in vaudeville at Keith Proctor Union Square Theatre. The program featured chalk talks Josselin trio and bevy of acts including Miss May Vokes in A Model Maid and The Taming of the Shrew with Beatrice Morgan Petruchio and company.
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Richard F. Outcauilt
Buster Brown
Tige
Keith & Proctor
Union Square Theatre
Buster
Yellow Kid
Edwin Stevens
Marshall
James A. Kiernan & Co
James Horan
Raymond and Caverly
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
the Amores Bisters
Tony Wilson
Heloise
Mile
Argyro Kastron
Aurie Dagwell
May Vokes
Twentythird Street
Comedietta
Charles A. Brynes
Gus Pixley
Ed F. Reynard
Louise Montrose
Grace Cameron
Hermany
Frank Bush
Josselin Trio
Young and Melville
New Moving Pictures
One Hundred-And-Twenty-Fifth Street
Taming of the Shrew
Beatrice Morgan
Katharine
Paul McAllister
Petruchio
William Norton
Lucentio
Agnes Scott
Bianca
Dudley Hawley
Biondello
Robert Cummings
Hortensis
Robert L. Hill
Vincentio
Harlem
Bronx
Morgan
Scott and Jewell
McAllister
Norton
Hill and Hawley
Jesup gifts to Williams College fund established
Williamstown Mass June 26 312th Williams College annual report shows Morris K Jesup of New York giving 25000 for a Jesup Fund. Zenas Crane Dalton A C Houghton North Adams and Senator W Murray Crane Massachusetts each contribute 250 for Berkshire Quadrangle project.
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Williamstown
Mass
Wiliams College
Morris K. Jesup
New York
Morris K. Jesup Fund
Zenas Crane
Dalton
A. C. Houghton
North Adams
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Berkshire
Well Known Scientists to Meet in Ithaca Summer Meeting
A large turnout of scientists is planned for the American Association for the Advancement of Science summer session in Ithaca from June to July. Affiliated societies join, with talks by President Schurman of Cornell and Andrew D. White. Rockefeller Hall hosts the formal opening, then sections and excursions around Ithaca. Attending are leading figures from Hopkins, Harvard, Michigan, Penn, New York Botanical Gardens, Yale, Rockefeller, US agencies, Stanford, Case, and Carnegie institutions.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ithaca
American Aenciation
American Physical Society
American Chemical Society
The
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
American Microscopical Society
American Fern Society
Society For Horticultural Science
Schurman
Cornell
Andrew D. White
Rockefeller Hall
Physics Laboratory
W. H. Welch
Jonas Hopkins
Association
W. C. Sabine
Harvard
Michigan School of Mines
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
G. Weld
University of Iowa
Dayton
Francie E. Liegd
Columbia University
George H. Pepper
American Museum of Natural History
R. Woodward
Carnegie Institution
Liberals Lose Havana Mayoral Control During Council Shakeup
In Havana on June 25 the Moderate faction filled five city council seats, gaining full control as the Mayor was absent. A prior pact between Liberal Nationalists led Governor Nafiez and Moderate leader Mendez Capote is now declared void, with plans to replace Liberal officials and the Mayor. Mayor Bonachea, delayed by a visit to Capote, plans to veto and appeal to President Palma.
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Havana
Nufiez
Mendez Capote
Palma
Nafiez
Bonachea
Visit of British Fleet Sparks Commons Debate in London
London reports the London Tribune's push against sending a British fleet to Cronstadt arguing it risks misreading divided Russia. Foreign Office argues the Cronstadt plan proceeds, while MPs press for clarity that the visit honors the Russian people, not the government. Charles Trevelyan pushes a question, Grey delays. Grey rejects joint protest to Russia over Jews.
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London
London Tribune
Cronstadt
Russia
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Majestic sails from Liverpool with Ward for New York
The White Star Line steamer Majestic will depart Liverpool for New York on June 2 carrying Sir Joseph George Ward Postmaster General of New Zealand who aims to win Canadian support for a universal two cent postage rate. The Celtic, due June 29, will include Mr and Mrs Joseph Pulitzer aboard.
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Liverpool
White Seaf Line
Majestic
New York
Joseph George Ward
New Zealand
Celtic
Beard
Joseph Pulitzer
Public School 68 Formal Opening and City Hearings Today
Racing at Sheepshead Bar opens the day followed by a hearing on charges against Borough President Coler at 11 o clock in No 27 William Street with the Board of Aldermen. City Hall hosts a 1 pm Girls Technical High School commencement. An illustrated lecture Across Canada to the Orient by Lt Edward O Flaherty raises funds for crippled children at Carnegie Hall this evening after a museum of art and a zoological park stop.
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Sheepshead Bar
New Public School
East 34 Street
Coler
Attorney General's Office
William Street
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Academy of Music
Canada
Orient
Edward O'Flaherty
Edward O'Flaherty, Benefit For the Guilt For Crippled Children of the Poor of
New York
Carnegie Hall
Ree Sentenon
Museum of Art
the Zoological Rk
Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels Empire
Notable guests checked into major hotels across cities including Paris HOL LAND H. Harcourt Dixon London MANHAT TAN Ex Governor T. Gary Evans South Carolina Zeno M Host Milwaukee Breslin Major General C. N. Riggs Annapolis Earlington Colonel W. H. Rexford J A. Rexford arrival notes list prominent figures visiting or staying at the Empire Hotel scene.
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Empire
Rossiter P’kner
Paris
Holland
H. Harcourt Dixon
London
Manhattan
T. Gary Evans
South Carolina
Zeno M. Host
Milwaukee
Breslin
C. N. Riggs
Annapolis
Earlington
W. H. Rexford
Roosevelt to Speak at Oyster Bay Fourth on Open Field
President Roosevelt likely will address the July Fourth crowd in a field at Oyster Bay rather than the new opera house amid local dissension. The Rob ert Jordan lot near the village center is favored, with shuttles planned for attendees. Church leaders dispute the opera house plan, while Father Power supports it. The President awaits the final committee decision and is prepared to speak where the people gather.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Opera House
Robert Jordan
New York
Russell
Bowman
Washburn
Wightman
United States
Father Power
Cleth
Tribune Fresh Air Fund seeks donations for charity drive
Remittances should be made by check express order or post office money order to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund New York City. It is the pioneer program in the country with every donated dollar going directly to sending a poor child to the country for two weeks and back. No collectors are employed and all expenses are privately defrayed by The Tribune and fund trustees.
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Post Office
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York City
Tribune
Letters in Lovett Case Hearings Continue in Brooklyn
The divorce suit of George E. Lovett against Grace E. Lovett proceeded in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Handwriting expert Kingsley had his testimony discarded after admitting methods used to form an opinion. Defense witness Carvalho and proponent Kelly provided conflicting views on authorship of threatening letters. A heated exhibit dispute erupted before the noon break.
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George E. Lovett
Brooklyn
Grace E. Lovett
Supreme Court
William J. Kingsley
Kingsley
Weather Report Forecast From Official Record and Outlook
General thunderstorms in the South except Gulf coast and showers in New England Ohio Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys. Temperatures down in Gulf States Texas and Pacific districts, up in Colorado. Tuesday Wednesday showers in gulf south Atlantic upper Mississippi Dakotas lower lake region and eastern upper lake region. Northern coasts fair. light to fresh winds along coasts varying by region. Local forecasts expect generally fair conditions with cooler periods and variable winds across districts.
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Gulf Coast
New England
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi
Northwest
California
Nevada
Middle Atlantic
Lake Region
Gulf States
Texas
Middle
Pacific
Colorado
Middle Slope
Dakotas
Nebraska
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Montana
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Upper
Mississippi Valley
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Ohio Valley
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South Atlantic
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West Gulf
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Perth
Grand Banke
District of Columba
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
West Virginia
Another Suit Against Gas Trust in New York Court
Clarence J. Shearn for Isaac Schneider of 51 Bowery won a temporary injunction from Justice Glegerich in the Supreme Court restraining the Amsterdam Gas Company from interfering with Schneider's gas supply or meter. The case is set for argument in the General Term Part 1 on Wednesday.
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Clarence J. Shearn
Isaac Schneider
No. 51
Bowery
Justice Glegerich
Supreme Court
Amsterdam
Steamer Vincenzo Bonnano Refloats Only to Shore
At high tide yesterday tugboats moved the steamer Vincenzo Bonnano ashore at Fire Island Bar by about fifty feet. They could not reach deep water, and the effort to unload her cargo into barges by Gladharzine continued.
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Vincenzo Bonnano
Fire Island Bar
Booth Tucker Marries Minnie Reid at Salvation Citadel
London reports Commander Booth-Tucker wed Miss Minnie Reid at the Salvation Army Citadel in South Tottenham. General Booth officiated. ceremony attended by relatives and Salvation Army officers.
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London
Booth-Tucker
Minnie Reid
Salvation Army
Citadel
South Tottenham
Booth
Couple plan continue journey after Judson Memorial event
Miss Helen Gertrude Youn Miss attended last evening's function at Judson Memorial Desire tae ington Square with Charles Frederick Seems. The couple plan to spend part of the summer traveling to Niagara and beyond, continuing on through the east.
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Helen Gertrude Youn
Judson Memorial
Crimmins Improves Slightly, Hope Rising in Stamford
Stamford June 4 John P D Crimmins is reported by Dr J W Avery to have had a comfortable day and is resting well with slight improvement. The bulletin notes no new complications and a more hopeful outlook though recovery will be slow due to a stomach nose condition and at least one severe hemorrhage.
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Stamford
Conn
John PD. Crimmins
J. W. Avery
Mr.rimmins
Hfe
Fire in two houses leaves six people in peril
A blaze at 249 West Islet Street trapped about six occupants who, dazed by smoke, huddled on a makeshift fort until firefighters arrived and led them to safety. A second fire at 356 Kaot oon caused additional damage. total loss from both blazes is reported as about the same.
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West Islet Street
Kaotoon
Praise for The Tribunes Illustrations From Morristown Reader
A Morristown New Jersey reader Francis Call Woodman writes on June 3 1906 praising The Tribunes illustrations and hoping the high quality continues for readers.
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Francis Call Woodman
Morristown
N. J
Transatlantic Travellers and Bremen Sailing Guests
Passengers listed to sail today for Bremen aboard the Princess Alice include Mr. Lyma and Mrs. James Averell Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bishop Manney Mrs. Virginia M. Lee Mrs. Sheffield Pheipe George Jay Mr. and Mrs. Phevies Woolsey and others. Travellers arriving yesterday from Antwerp aboard Vaderland include Mrs. W. P. Chambers Charles Joss Mrs. Morria J. Foote Walter J. Norfolk Andrew J. Hope and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stanley. Governor Harris is reported much better after returning to Columbus from Eaton.
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Bremen
Princess Alice
Lyma
James Averell Lawrence
Walter Bishop Manney
Virginia M. Lee
Sheffield Pheipe
George Jay
and Sam” Phevies W Woolsey
Vaderland
Antwerp
W. P. Chambers Charles Joss
Morria J*. Foote
Walter J. Norfolk
Andrew J. Hope
H. L. Stanley
Governor Signals Health Improves and Caution
He stated his condition is much better and will be more discreet about health matters. The Governor shows no signs of illness and did not announce any new appointments.
A Delicious Drink HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
A brief ad style note promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a refreshing drink. It recommends adding a teaspoonful to cold water for invigoration strength and refreshment.
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Horsford
Marriage notices republished with full details required
Notices of marriages must include full names and addresses. The Tribune republishs in The Tri-Weekly Tribune on a specified Saturday. Details indicate couples such as James E Fassom of Grand View on Hudson and Savana Darks of New York, with church involvement noted.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Lyon—Pinckney
Ary Church
James Efassom
Pinckney
Grand View-on-Hudson
Savana
Darks Lyon
New York
Death notices in The Tribune fragment reveal names
A fragment from The Tribune lists several individuals such as Barbie Kint Amita Harriet R. Corwin George W Har' Rew Garret A. Cridge Etmund I Orvis Nians F, indicating a local death notice section with partial names.
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Barbie Kint Amita
Harriet R. Corwin
George W Har
Garret A. Cridge
Etmund I Orvis
Nians F
In Memoriam notices and funeral greetings in New York area
In Memoriam notices list names Ottmann Corwin DGE and Orvis with relatives. Funeral details note services at Brookline and Bergenfield churches, with interment at Riverhead Long Island and other local arrangements. CEMETERIES and UNDERTAKERS notices reference Woodlawn Cemetery, and Frank Campbell Co as the local service firms.
Postal Information Notice in Shipping News
Special notices indicate that details about incoming and outgoing mails can be found with the shipping news on pages six and eight.
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Shipping News
Tribune Subscription Rates and Global Mail Adoptions
The Tribune announces domestic and foreign subscription options with weekly and daily plans, including rates for one month and twelve months. It lists a wide network of domestic and international offices and hotel reading rooms for subscribers abroad, detailing various city and country postings and the London to Geneva arrangements for access.
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Oy Perry
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Frankfurt
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Berlin
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Heidelberg
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Triberg
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Sehrmer
Cassel
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Kiinger
Carlebad
Kroh
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Milian
Genoa
St Paicewean
Jermo
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