University convocation hears Monaghan on German education
J C Monaghan former U S consul to Chemnitz lectured at Albany on Germany’s industrial education system. He praised technical and industrial schools, noted Germany’s schooling shape from kindergarten to 14, and cited tanning and chemistry collaborations. He warned against adopting German models wholesale.
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Albany
J. C. Monaghan
United States
Chemnitz
Germany
Europe
Freiburg
Saxony
Milwaukee
Ludwighafen
Lear
Caro
India
Ceylon
Education and Universal Reading Among Rising Nations
Dr James H Canfield asserts good readers form strong schools and libraries. Dr Melvil Dewey ends a library discussion with support for university libraries. Hamilton Mable cites education shaping national character. Education and American opportunities featured as Civilizational progress, race evolution, and international unity emerge from the Americas to Europe and Asia.
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James H. Canfield
Columbia
University Library
Melvil Dewey
Hamilton W. Mable
Williams College
Harvard
America
Mecca
India
Europe
Miss Josephine Mulford Dead In Madison New Jersey
Miss Josephine Mulford, of Madison New Jersey, died yesterday at All Souls Hospital Morristown after nervous prostration from overwork and worry. Her foreclosed home sale occurred as she pursued funds to pay a $12,000 mortgage by completing a 100 by 65 foot hand sewn flag for the Spanish American War era, intended to fly over the Capitol in Washington.
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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
Francois Scott Key
Virginia
Mount Vernon
New-York Star
Fraunce’'s
New-York
Farthing damages for a prince in libel suit
London June 2 Prince Charles De Looz of Corswaren heir to a European noble family won farthing damages against a newspaper that named him among alleged convicts wearing coronets. The paper said twenty thousand aristocrats were in European prison cells. De Looz sued for 5000 pounds. Sir George Newnes paid forty shillings into court. Police testified to a bad Continental swindler reputation and alleged deceit.
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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 to admit more women under limited coeducation
Wesleyan University trustees vote for limited coeducation raising women admitted to twenty percent. Phi Beta Kappa rules left to the society. Alumni elect trustees George Greenwood Reynolds and Rev Herbert Welch. A Meade gift of 88,750 dollars announced. Yale Medical School holds 27th graduating class at College Street Hall with President Hadley presiding.
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Middletown
Conn
Alumni Association of
Wesleyan University
George D. Beattys
Brooklyn
N. Y
University
Walkley
Bishop Upham
F. M. North
New York
Winchester
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Alumni Association
George Greenwood Reynolds
Herbert Welch
Joseph 8. Stout
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
TENTH STORY FIRE PUT OUT
A major Broadway fire at No 594 between Prince and East Houston streets tied up traffic for over an hour. The twelve story building housing John Donat & Co. burned mainly on the tenth floor with the blaze reaching the eleventh and twelfth floors. Loss estimated at 70 thousand dollars with most of the cost split between the building and its occupants. Firemen faced extreme heat from fireproof construction and praised Engines 13 20 31 and Hook and Ladder 9 20 for rapid, effective work.
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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
The Charity Organization Society hosted a Summer School in Philanthropic Work with Rev. William E. McCord of Union Settlement and Miss Bliss of Cooper Union Labor Bureau. McCord urged steady work to cut relief needs by half while Bliss noted many men seek work and fear it, and the challenge of placing older workers. Of 443 men placed last year, 225 were aged 15–25, 122 were 25–35, with gaps in older brackets up to 65.
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Charity Organization Society
William E. McCord
Union Settlement
Miss Bliss
Cooper Union Labor Bureau
McCord
Bureau
Carinthia Abandoned After Haiti Grounding
The Liverpool Salvage Association cabled to recall its agent and abandon the Cunard steamer Carinthia which grounded at Pointe-a-Gravois Haiti on May 16 while transporting 1600 mules from New Orleans to Cape Town. Wreck custody transferred to Liguds' agent at Aux Caves.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Liverpool Salvage Association
Cunard Line
Carinthia
Pointe-a- Gravois
Haiti
New Orleans
Cape Town
E Liguds
Aux Caves
Obituary of Colonel John W Yale in Syracuse
Syracuse burial obituary notes the death of Colonel John W Yale aged sixty eight. Former thirteen year chairman of the Democratic County Committee and longtime contractor for the National Guard Commissary Department at Peekskill. 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
State
Peekskill
Syracuse State Institution
Admiral Frederick A Maxse Dead at Age 93
London June 26 Admiral Frederick A Maxse longtime naval aide de camp to Lord Raglan and noted writer and politician died aged 93 He was born in 1833 and served during the siege of Sebastopol in the Crimea
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London
Frederick A. Maxse
Lord Raglan
Sebastopol
James Norton, Lake View High Principal, Dies in Southampton
London reports James Norton, principal of Lake View High School in Chicago, died in Southampton this morning after leaving Chicago around June 1 to attend the Paris Exposition. Norton, a relative of Frances E. Willard, was a University of Michigan graduate and had been named a judge of awards in the Educational Department by Commissioner Peck.
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Isaac H. Stout
State Department of Public Instruction
America
Alfred University
de Garmo
Cornell
Monaghan
Booth C. Davis
Charles R. Richards
New York Teachers College
W. E. Foster
Public Library of
Providence
Sherman Willame
A. W. Abrams
Ilien High School
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
Mrs Ruby Kennedy Scobell, organizer and president for three years of the Women's National Promotion of Health Society, died at her Chicago home. Born in Toronto on May 15, 1849, she led the society since its founding.
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Chicago
Ruby Kennedy Scobell
Women’s National Promotion of Health Society
Longtime New York politician Frederick Jull dies at 94
Frederick Jull of Lyons France and Greene New York dies at his home at ninety four. A Whig then Republican, he voted from 1828 onward and served in the New York Assembly in 1855 1866 and 1867 and the State Senate in 1863. He helped pass the Chenango Canal Extension and supported Union war efforts. He subscribed to The Tribune throughout his life.
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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 in Brooklyn after long career in publishing
Henry White aged about eighty two died Monday at his home No 1 Greeneave Brooklyn after a life in Canada and New York publishing. Born in Ireland he moved to Montreal in 1849 to work in insurance then spent twenty years with Frank Leslie's publications. He later ran The Hour for four years before retiring. He lived in Bedford Brooklyn thirty five 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 backs McKinley Roosevelt for liberty and prosperity
Senator Hoar in Boston endorses McKinley and Roosevelt over Bryan and Hill. He praises protective tariffs, prosperity, and constitutional protections, opposes Bryan’s Philippine policy, and argues the Republican path sustains liberty at home and abroad despite past missteps. He cites Massachusetts pledges and calls the North likely to spread liberty internationally.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
David B. Hill
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Thehilippine Islands
Republican Party
Tammany Hall
Senate
Massachusetts
Father Sheehan's Successor Named in Buffalo Diocese
Bishop Quigley appoints Thomas Walsh as Chancellor of the Diocese following the death of Father Sheehan. Walsh will oversee church administration and records, strengthening clerical leadership in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Quigley
Ther Thomas Walsh
Shee
Bulgarian Professor Pursues Monument for MacGahan
Professor Stoyan Krstoff Vatralsky, Bulgarian native and Harvard graduate, travels to advocate a monument for war correspondent Januarius Aloysius MacGahan buried in Ohio. He cites MacGahan’s exposure of Turkish outrages aiding Bulgarian liberation and plans to enlist President McKinley and Ohio citizens to fund the memorial. A committee in Ohio will handle funds and promote the cause.
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Stoyan Krstoff Vatralsky
Bulgaria
Harvard
Cambridge
Hero
Washington
Macgahan
McKinley
Januarius Aloysius MacGahan
Ohio
Peru
Constantinople
Vatralsky
Francis Vinton Greene
Greene
United States
Peas
Mount Calvary
New Lexington
Lincoln
Ohio Ae League
Columbus
Mac Gahan
Iis International
Empire
Perry
America
British Chambers of Commerce Congress Opens in London
The fourth congress of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom opens with 300 to 400 delegates from colonies and Britain. Lord Selborne greets delegates and notes progress on a Pacific cable. Debate centers on imperial defence and a Toronto board resolution on mutual benefit trade, with Canadians pushing reciprocity and Manchester delegates opposing compromise.
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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
Raven
Rumored bank talks between Russo-Chinese and National City
Reports from recent city conferences say Russo-Chinese Bank manager Adolf Rothstein and National City Bank president James Stillman will establish business relations soon. Keeoo Thalmann & Co. now represent the Russo-Chinese Bank locally.
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Adolf Rothstein
Weather Summary for Yesterday and Forecast Ahead
Weather across the East Gulf Coast to Lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys saw local rains and storms Tuesday with Mobile recording 12.56 inches in the last 24 hours. Temperatures ranged high 90s to 100s in the West and Northwest, with unsettled conditions persisting Wednesday east of the Mississippi. fair and warm between the Mississippi and Rockies, cooler in the Rocky Mountain districts, and fair on the Pacific Coast as heat continues inland. Brisk to high southwest winds are expected along the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts Wednesday, with fresh south winds along the South Atlantic Coast.
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Washington
East Gulf Coast
Mississippi and
Ohio
Middle South Atlantic
Mobile
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 and Notices from the Tribune
A multi region forecast details showers across New England and the mid Atlantic with winds from the south west to north west changing later. Local observations note a fair warm day yesterday and showery outlook today. Marriage and death notices list Levin Levine Parsons Stoughton Buck Crane with services upcoming in New York Hoboken and New Jersey locations.
Died Ward At Newark New Jersey June 23 1900
George Ward M D died in Newark New Jersey on June 23 1900 aged 73? Funeral from his residence 969 Break Street Thursday at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Kensico Cemetery private Harlem Railroad 43 minutes from Grand Central Depot. Office 16 East 421st Street.
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Hudson St
Hoboken
N. J
Eliza Kip Buck
Ridgefield Cemetery
New Jersey
Crane
Badenweiler
Germany
Stephen Crane
Central Metropolitan Temple
7Th Ave
14Th St
Elizabeth
Denton
New Hyde Park
Long Island
Augustus Denton
St. George's Church
Hempstead
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Jane K
George O. Mulford
Ridgesale-ave
Madison
Saxe
Godfrey Saxe
Her
Semas G. Saxe
D. D
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Senteel
East 421St
Special Notices and Subscription Rates Fragment
Fragment lists various newspaper price options including daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday rates. Mentions six months twelve months and per copy prices with scattered typographical errors and incomplete lines. Contains references to Tribune and extra catalogue requests and steamer routes.
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Europe
Ist Universal Po
Tribune
Neo Tribune
Star Union
Postoffice Notice of overseas mail deadlines June 1900
Postoffice calendar lists weekly foreign mails closing times for June 30 1900. Transatlantic, South and Central America, and Pacific routes with specific cutoffs by ship and supplemental mails. Applies to Germany Belgium Europe and various Caribbean, Mexican and Atlantic routes. notes printed matter rules and special handling. Postmaster Cornelius Van Cott signs notice at New York.
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Germany
Europe
S. S. St. Paul
Southampton
S . Germanic
Queenstown
Belgium
Pers. S. Westernland
S. S. Westernland
Pers
F. Bismarck
Plymouth
Hamburg
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
British India
Cherbourg
France
Egypt
S. S. L’ Aquitaine
Havre
S. A Li Aquitaine
White Star
Cunard
Transatlantia
South
Inagua
Haiti
Europa
Grenada
S. S. Maraval
Porto Rico
Curacao
Venezuela
S. S. Caibo
Savanilla
Carth
S. S. Maracaibo
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Seguranca
Havana
Progreso
Rts
Mexico
Cuba
Guadalupe
Martiniqne
Barbados
S. S. Talisman
Brazil
Para
Manacs
S. A Cenrense
Jamaica
S. Sampson
Poston
Mae
Ponce
Inagara
Cape Gracias
A. & Origen
Belize
Puerto Cortes
Guatemara
S. S. Origen
la Plata
S. Parana
Fortune Island
Carthagena
Alleghany
Costa Rica
S. S
Turk’s Island
Dominican Republic
S. S New-York
Matanzas
Aibarien
Nuevitas
Gibara
Olinda
Transpacific
China
Japan
Vancouver
Empresa of
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Nippon Maru
Piine Islands
Tacoma
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan Islands
San Francisca
S. Campania
New-York
S. & Moana
New
Patvic
Cornelius van Cott
Postoffice
New York
N. Y
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Industrial Education
the Tribune
England
Napoleon
Alice P. Norton
Brookline High School
Chicago Institute
Chautauqua
Charles D. Larkins
Brooklyn Manual Training School
E. C. Colby
Rochester Mechanics’ Institute
Vinton
Paessler
Barlow School of Industrial Arts
Binghamton
F. M Cruden
St. Louis
Ilizae
DR. Mable
Wesleyan
Yale Medical
Philanthropy
R. K. Scobell
Uray
Frederick Juliand
M’kinley
Repub
Lican Ticket
Senator Hoar
Boston
Father Sheehan
British Chambers OF Commerce
National City
the Weather Report
District of Columbia
Delaware
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tribune Office
Pauline
Adolphus
Marian Tippen Mittson
Sonny A
Weet
Ll. J. Callanan
Veter St
Saa
Greater New York
New York City
Nascau St
Uptown
Newark
Fred’k N. Sommer
Fleet-st
Hottinguer & Co
Florence—Whitby & Co
American Express Company
Schmiede Strasse
Breesores Express Company
Bahnhofrasse
Malls
Newfoundland
Rall
Matis
Wilami
Fla
Mexico City
Puerto Cortex
Guatemala
Puerto Cortez
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