University Convocation hears German industrial system critique
J C Monaghan former U S Consul to Chemnitz argues German education blends industrial, art, and technical schools for strong industry. He praises schoolmaster leadership and warns against copying the empire, noting kindergarten to fourteen year structure and social class divisions. Discussion covers industrial arts, manual training, libraries, and public instruction.
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Albany
J. C. Monaghan
United States
Chemnitz
Germany
Europe
Freiburg
Saxony
Milwaukee
Ludwighafen
Lear
Caro
United Statee
India
Ceylon
Littl
France
England
Education and international unity reshape the world outlook
Dr James H Canfield cites literature and libraries as pillars of schooling. Dr Melvil Dewey reviews university libraries. Mabie closes day with Education and American Opportunities. Aimed at civilizational progress, race characteristics, and the rise of education, the discussion envisions East joining West under Western guidance, united by shared learning and global responsibility.
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James H. Canfield
Columbia
University Library
Melvil Dewey
C. W. Bardeen
Upson
Hamilton W. Mabie
Williams College
Harvard
America
Mecca
India
Europe
Miss Josephine Mulford Dead in Madison New Jersey
Miss Josephine Mulford of Madison died at All Souls Hospital Morristown after years of nervous prostration and overwork. Her home here was foreclosed as she planned, in 1899, to fund subscriptions for a 100 by 65 foot flag she handmade to honor Spanish American War soldiers.
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Madison
N. J
Josephine Mulford
All Souls’ Hospital
Morristown
Mulford
United States
Capitol
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Continental Congress
Hancock
Independence Hall
New Jersey
Maryland
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Virginia
Lafayette
Mount Vernon
New-York Star
Fraunce’s Tavern
New-York
Farthing damages for a prince in libel case
London reports a libel trial before Lord Russell of Killowen ending with Prince Charles De Looz of Corswaren receiving one farthing damages from a newspaper. The paper, a Sir George Newnes publication, alleged he was among twenty thousand aristocrats imprisoned for swindling lodging house workers in Paris. Police testified to a bad continental reputation and allegations of fraud.
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London
Lord Russell of
Killowen
Charles de Looz
Corswaren
Continent
Charles IV
George Newnes
de Looz
Sir George Newnes
Paris
Demidoff
Scotland Yard
Wesleyan Alumni Endorse Limited Coeducation at Meeting
Middletown annual Alumni Association meeting presided by George D Beattys endorses increasing women admissions to twenty percent and transfers Phi Beta Kappa policy to the society. Trustees elected Reynolds and Welch. $88,750 donation announced. Yale Medical School graduation held with 27 graduates as Hadley presides and Da Costa delivers address.
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Middletown
Conn
Winchester
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Alumni Association
George Greenwood Reynolds
Brooklyn
Herbert Welch
Joseph 8. Stout
New York
D. Ward Northrop
Cephas B. Rogers
Meriden
John E. Andrus
Yonkers
New Haven
Yale Medical School
College Street Hall
Hadley
J. C. da Costa
Philadelphia
Fire on Broadway Top Floors Threatens Whole Block
A ten story fire at 594 Broadway between Prince and East Houston stairs blocked traffic for over an hour. John Donat & Co. on the tenth floor suffered heavy loss as flames spread to the eleventh and twelfth floors. Fireproof construction worsened the heat, but Chief Croker credited crews from Engine Nos. 13, 20, 31 and Hook and Ladder Nos. 9, 20 for their rapid, effective response.
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Broadway
No. 594
Prince and
East Houston Sts
Crosbyst
John Donat & Co
Croker
Home Life Insurance Company
Warren St
Zeman Brothers
Berwanger, Kraus & Dressauer
Crosby-st
Summer School in Philanthropy Discusses Employment
A Charity Organization Society meeting on philanthropy explored finding jobs for needy persons. Rev. William E. McCord urged steady work to cut relief by half, while Miss Bliss noted many men seek work yet fear it may not come. She cited age data from last year: 443 placed, 225 aged 15-25, 122 aged 25-35, 13 aged 45-65.
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Charity Organization Society
William E. McCord
Union Settlement
Miss Bliss
Cooper Union Labor Bureau
McCord
Bureau
Carinthia Abandoned After Grounding in Haiti Waters
The Liverpool Salvage Association cables its agent to return home and abandon the Cunard steamer Carinthia stranded at Pointe-a-Gravois Hayti on May 16 while carrying four thousand mules from New Orleans to Cape Town. The wreck has been handed over to the Liguds' agent at Aux Caves.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Liverpool Salvage Association
Cunard Line
Carinthia
Pointe-a- Gravois
Hayt
New Orleans
Cape Town
Liguds
Aux Caves
Colonel John W Yale Dies at 68 in Syracuse Obituary
Syracuse N Y June 26 Colonel John W Yale longtime Democratic county chairman and former contractor for the National Guard Commissary Department at Peekskill died suddenly today at age sixty eight He also served as a trustee of the Syracuse State Institution for Feeble Minded Children.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John W. Yale
Democratic County Committee
National Guard
Peekskill
Syracuse State Institution
Admiral Frederick A. Maxse Dies at Age 93
London June 26 Admiral Frederick A Maxse naval aide de camp to Lord Raglan during the Sebastopol siege and noted politician writer died aged 93. Born 1833.
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London
Frederick A. Maxse
Lord Raglan
Sebastopol
Gead
Death of James Norton Chicago educator in Southampton
London reports James Norton principal of Lake View High School Chicago died in Southampton this morning. Norton had traveled from Chicago around June 1 to attend the Paris Exposition and was named by Commissioner Peck as a judge of awards in the Educational Department. He was a relative of Frances E. Willard and a University of Michigan graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Foster
Public Library of
Providence
Sherman Willame
State Department of Public Instruction
A. W. Abrams
Ilion High School
Abrary
University Library
London
James Norton
Lake View High School
Chicago
Southampton
Peck
Norton
Frances E. Willard
University of Michigan
Mrs Ruby Kennedy Scobell Dies in Chicago Leader of Health Society
Chicago June 26 Mrs Ruby Kennedy Scobell longtime organizer and president of the Women's National Promotion of Health Society died at her Chicago home. Born in Toronto Ontario on May 15 1849 she led the organization since its three year existence.
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Chicago
Ruby Kennedy Scobell
Women’s National Promotion of Health Society
Frederick Jull of Lyons dies at 94 in Greene New York
Frederick Jull of Lyons France died at his Greene New York home on Friday at age ninety four. He voted for John Quincy Adams in 1828 and stayed loyal to Whig and Republican causes throughout his life. He served in the New York Assembly in 1855 1866 1867 and as State Senator in 1863, aiding the Chenango Canal Extension and supporting Union troop raises. He subscribed to The Tribune from its first issue until within a week of his death.
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Greene
N. Y
Frederick Julland
Josef Julland
Lyons
France
John Quincy Adams
Assembly
State of
New York
Juliand
The
Tribune
Henry White dies aged 81 in Brooklyn home
Henry White died Monday at his home No 1 Greeneave Brooklyn in his eighty second year. Born in Ireland he moved to Montreal in 1849 and worked in the insurance business. He published Frank Leslie's for twenty years and later The Hour for four years before retiring. He lived in Bedford Brooklyn for 35 years. He married Sidney Pratt in 1835 and is survived by four daughters and a grandson.
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Henry White
Greeneave
Brooklyn
Ireland
Montreal
Frank Leslie
Bedford
Sidney Pratt
Hoar Endorses McKinley in Boston Interview
Senator Hoar voices strong support for President McKinley and Governor Roosevelt, condemns Bryan and Hill, and argues the Republican platform protects liberty, property, and the Philippines while favoring Cuba policy. He asserts the North’s enduring commitment to liberty at home and abroad, contrasting with Tammany Hall and the Solid South.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
David B. Hill
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Cuba
McKinsey
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Tammany Hall
Senate
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Ene
Monument to MacGahan Urges Bulgarian Hero’s Memorial
Professor Stoyan Krstoff Vatralsky, Bulgarian native and Harvard graduate, travels to Washington and Ohio to rally support for a monument at the grave of Januarius Aloysius MacGahan in New Lexington. He cites MacGahan’s exposure of Turkish atrocities and Bulgarian liberation, with President McKinley pledging sympathy and aid. A Ohio committee will oversee funds to mark the grave, unmarked since 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoyan Krstoff Vatralsky
Bulgaria
Harvard
Cambridge
Hero
Washington
Macgahan
McKinley
Januarius Aloysius MacGahan
Ohio
Peru
Constantinople
Vatralsky
Francis Vinton Greene
Greene
United States
Mount Calvary
New Lexington
Lincoln Nquet
Ohio Republican League
Columbus
International
Eastern Empire
Perry
America
British Chambers of Commerce Open Fourth Congress in London
London June 26 the fourth congress of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom opened with 300 to 400 delegates including colonies. Lord Selborne welcomed them and spoke on Pacific cable progress and imperial defence noting colonies must aid their own defence. A Toronto Board of Trade resolution on mutual benefit trade sparked debate. Canadians pushed reciprocity while Manchester delegates urged unconditional free trade.
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London
Association of Chambers of Commerce of the
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Lord Selborne
America
Toronto Board of Trade
Congress
Manchester
Died Saxe D D Oldest Son Funeral In Madison N J
Died Madison New Jersey June 3 M D oldest son of the late new Saxe D D in his 36th year Funeral services from his mother residence Madison New Jersey Thursday 28th Inst at 2 pm Interment at Toronto Ontario Canada Toronto papers please copy ae oe es ee om June 25 1900 George va D in hie 7 year Funeral services from his ae residence No 969 Broad 1 st on Thursday at 3 p Relatives and friends invited Friends kindly requested not to send A The Kensico Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad 43 minutes ride from Grand 3 Depot Office 16 East 421st
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Saxe
Madison
N. J
M. D
New
D. D
Madson
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
George & Va D
Classifieds and circulation rates from old Tribune notices
Special notices list newspaper pricing for single copies daily and weekly editions. It includes rates for tri weekly and six or twelve month subscriptions, almanac and index copies, and mentions shipping to the Star Union countries.
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OCEAN
Europe
Ist Universal Po
Tribune Almanac
Tribune
Russo-Chinese Bank talks fuel new ties with U S lenders
Reports from city conferences say Adolf Rothstein of the Russo-Chinese Bank and James Stillman of National City Bank will establish business relations between their institutions soon. Thalmann & Co. now represent the Russo-Chinese Bank in Paso.
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Adolf Rothstein
Weather Summary and Forecast for June
Washington reports yesterday saw local rain and thunderstorms from the East Gulf Coast through the Lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys into the Middle South Atlantic States. A 12.56 inch rainfall total was recorded at Mobile in the last 24 hours. Temperatures remained very high in the West and Northwest with 90 to 100 degrees in several states. Wednesday will be unsettled east of the Mississippi with showers. fair and warm between the Mississippi and the Rockies. The Rocky Mountain area cools, Pacific Coast remains fair, and Western temps moderate by Thursday. Brisk to high southwest winds are forecast along the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts Wednesday, with fresh to brisk winds on the South Atlantic coast.
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Washington
East Gulf Coast
Mississippi and
Ohio
Middle South Atlantic
Mobdtle
Mississippi
North Atlantic
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Upper Lake Region
Manitoba
South Atlantic
North Pacific
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic
New England
Weather forecast for New England and mid Atlantic regions
Forecast outlines showers today and Thursday across New England and Eastern states with brisk southwesterly winds. Virginia and Carolinas expect fair weather with isolated mountain showers this evening, cooler in some areas, and warmer, fair conditions Thursday. Western Pennsylvania and Western New York see showers today and a fair, warmer Thursday with winds shifting westward.
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New England
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Father Walsh Named Chancellor in Diocese
Buffalo June 26. Bishop Quigley appoints Father Thomas Walsh as Chancellor of the Diocese to succeed the late Father Sheehan.
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Buffalo
Quigley
Thomas Walsh
Father Sheehan
Postoffice Notice of Mails to Europe and Americas 1900
Foreign mails for the week ending June 30, 1900, close at the General Postoffice with various times for Transatlantic, South and Central America, West Indies, and Transpacific routes. Detailed daily cutoffs specify ships and routes including s s St Paul, s s Germanic, s s F. Bismarck, s s L Aquitaine, and multiple feeder connections to Havre Southampton Queenstown and New Orleans. Cornelius Van Cott signs as Postmaster at New York June 22 1900.
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Germany
Europe
S. S. St. Paul
Southampton
S. S. Germanic
Queenstown
Belgium
Westernland
S. S. Westernland
S. F. Bismarck
Plymouth
Hamburg
Lagos Switzerland
Italy
Locanta
Netherlands
S. S
Naples
Scotland
Rome
S. S. City of Rome
White Star
Cunard
South
Central America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Silvia
Mexico
Matanzas
Tampico
A & Matanzas
Inagua
Haiti
Europa
Grenada
Trin
Maracal
Porto Rico
Curacao
Venezuela
S. Caibo
Savanilla
Carth
Cura—cao
Marac
Atip
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
As Seguranca
Havana
Progreso
Poe
Cuba
A. Seguranca
Guadalupe
Martinique
Barbados
S. S. Talisman
Brazil
Jamaica
Sampson
Foston
S. S. Mae
Via. Ponce
Cape Gracias
Ss & Origen Mail
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemara
S. S. Origen
Turk's Island
Dominican Republic
New York
Aibarien
Nuevitas
Gibara
Bay
Olinda
Transpacific
China
Japan
Vancouver
Dispatch
S. S. Empresa
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Meve
Nippon Maru
Pine Islands
Tacoma
S. A
Moana
Seattle
S. & Maru
Seal
Australia
New
Ineve
S. S. Miowera
Cornelius van Cott
Postmasten
N. Y
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Industrial Education
the Tribune
Monaghan
Napoleon
Isaac H. Stout
Alfred University
de Garmo
Cornell
Booth C. Davis
Charles R. Richards
New York Teachers College
Alice P. Norton
Brookline High School
Chicago Institute
Chautauqua
Charles D. Larkins
Brooklyn Manual Training School
E. C. Colby
Rochester Mechanics’ Institute
Vinton
Paesgler
Barlow School of Industrial Arts
Binghamton
F. M. Cruden
St. Louis
Iforeigners
DR. Mabie
Wesleyan
Yale Medical
Philanthropy
John W. Yalep
R. K. Scobell
Frederick Juliand
M’kinley
Repub
Lican Ticket
Senator Hoar
Boston
British Chambers OF Commerce
Denton
New Hyde Park
Lone Island
Augustus Denton
St. George's Church
Hempstead
Long Island
Flatbush Station
Long Island City
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand 3
East 421St
J. Callanan
Wesby ST
Greater New York
New-York City
New York City
Postoffice
Nassau—st
Uptown
Newark
Fred'k N. Sommer
Broad-st
Fleet-st
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Louis Vuitton
Scribe
Grand Hotel
J. Monroe & Co
John Wanamaker
Schmiede Strasse
Sea Express
Bannhof Strasse
National City
the Weather Report
Tribune Office
Buck
Hudeonst
Hoboken
Eliza Kip Buck
Ridgefield Cemetery
Crane
Badenweiler
Stephen Crane
Central Metropolitan Towe Jthave
Lithst
Elizabeth
N. d
North
Miquelon
Port Tampa
Fla
Nfiami
Mexico City
Costa Rica
Guatemala
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