Yale Day Storm Interrupts Class Day at Yale University
New Haven June 28 a fierce electrical storm disrupted Yale University class day as thousands sought shelter in dormitories and foyers. Despite the thunder and rain ceremonies resumed with speeches by Leonard Bacon Leonard Kennedy and Maxwell Parry. Ivy from President Taft symbolized the day while alumni events continued including the Yale Law School dinner and a portrait unveiling.
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Manning’s Assistant Wolven to Be Ordained in Bloomfield
Raymond Wolven, assistant to Rev W T Manning of Trinity Church New York, will be ordained Episcopal priest at Christ Church Bloomfield Friday morning. Bishop Edwin Lines Newark diocese will officiate with several clergy including Dr Manning who will preach. Wolven was made deacon a year ago and has served in Tuxedo N Y Englewood and Trinity churches. He is a graduate of the General Theological Seminary New York.
Rev Dr Young to Remain With Bedford Church
The Rev Dr Edward Young will not return to Pittsburg and will continue with the Bedford Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn. He stated he views Bedford as his life work and will preach there next Sunday before visiting his mother in Missouri and spending time at a summer cottage near Bays Ontario Canada.
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Meeting of the State Bankers in Saratoga Springs
The New York State Bankers Association announces its sixteenth annual session will be held in Saratoga Springs on July 11, after the Fort William Henry Hotel at Lake George was destroyed by fire. Also notes that a Bartholdt peace resolution proposes a permanent arbitral court and arms limitation with commissions of three members at 7500 dollars annually. Justice O Gorman and family sail for Naples aboard the Sehete Tomerss.
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Neighborhood families cheer as Tribune Fresh Air Fund visit selects recipients
In Manhattan neighborhoods around Hamilton Street and the City Mission, children underwent medical checks for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund trip. Eligible youths faced clean hair and health exams, with those in need referred to dispensaries. Genoese sisters and a bereaved child highlighted the program’s impact as about twelve hundred youngsters prepare for country vacations funded by private contributions totaling 8,722.53.
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Theodore B. Rogers Marries in Romantic Wilmington Ceremony
Theodore B. Rogers, twenty one, a wealthy relative of the Paterson locomotive builder, wed Miss Josephine Pyle of Wilmington in a late night ceremony performed by Rev. F X Moore. The couple, honeymooning in Europe by auto, traveled from Wilmington to New Castle by trolley. The match comes after Rogers’s mother, previously in Mississippi, and her companion lawyer Charles J Stockly learned of the wedding only today.
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Agnes Booth Weds Livingston Platt at Plaza Parsonage
Miss Agnes Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Booth Chicago marries Livingston Platt son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Platt grandson of ex Senator Thomas C Platt yesterday afternoon in the bride’s parents Plaza apartments. Rev Dr J Ross Stevenson officiated with J H Jones best man. The bride wore white satin with point lace and lilies of the valley. They will live in New York after December.
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United States
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J. H. Jones
Haverhill
Mass
Mrs. Pratt
New York
Transatlantic Travellers List of Incoming and Departing Passengers
The list names passengers sailing today to Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm and Bremen including Mr and Mrs Thomas H sehen eR Lefts pores Miss Claire Pauline Park s and many others. Travellers arriving yesterday from abroad include the Minne tonk and California liners with families such as Sydney S Conger John Hicks F W Clarke H P Mitchell Miss H M Robertson and John Riley from London and Glasgow.
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Henry Farle
Senator Frye on Free Aides Letter to Lewiston Journal
Senator Frye writes that he voted for free aides but would have supported a duty to protect footwear jobs. He notes potential weak impact on U S manufacturing, mentions United Shoe Machinery Company leasing to England France Germany and Japan, and cites pressure on colleague Hale.
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Obituary: Israel W. Durham Dies at Atlantic City
Philadelphia reports State Senator Israel W. Durham died suddenly of heart disease at his Atlantic City summer home. A powerful Philadelphia political figure, Durham had suffered years of poor health and was convalescing from a recent acute attack.
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Iz Durham Dies In Philadelphia Political Era
Former Philadelphia boss Iz Durham dies at 53 after luncheon collapse. A bricklayer by trade, he led the Republican machine from 1896 to 1906, dominated city politics from his Betz Building office, and backed by James P. McNichol. His death raises questions about the party's future amid reform challenges and recent primaries.
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Labor Leader Frank K. Foster Dies in Massachusetts
Frank K. Foster, 54, a Boston labor leader and former chairman of the legislative committee for ten years with the American Federation of Labor, died last night at McLean Hospital in Waverly, Mass., where he had been a patient since February 1. He had suffered from paresis for some time but death was unexpected. He began his trade union work as a Hartford printer and authored several works on labor.
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Henry Sargent Crandall Dies at Manhattan State Hospital
Henry Sargent Crandall born December 2, 1833 in Saratoga County New York died yesterday at Manhattan State Hospital. Descendant of John Crandall founder of Rhode Island colony with Roger Williams he went to California in 1850s with Senators William M. Stewart and Aaron A. Sargent. Returned across the Isthmus with Lieutenant William T. Sherman. Crandall was an abolitionist active in New York with Rev Nathaniel Colver.
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Rhode Island
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California
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Nevada
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William T. Sherman
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Nathaniel Colver
Crandall Longtime New York Custom House Officer Dies
Gerrit Smith recalls the career of Crandall at the New York Custom House. Appointed liquidating clerk under General Arthur, Crandall later served as acting deputy collector in Castle Garden under Merritt, and was replaced under Hedden in the first Cleveland administration. His health declined over six years and he died aged, leaving two sons and two daughters.
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New York Custom House
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Castle Garden
Hedden
Cleveland
Professor Ernst von Halle Dies in Berlin at 60
Berlin reports the death of Professor Ernst von Halle a political economist aged about 60 from pleurisy He was born in 1868 and was noted for studies on cotton culture in the South German enterprise in America and economic inquiries in the West Indies and Venezuela He also supported the German navy aiding in several naval bills
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Bishop Joseph B. Cotter Dies in Winona at 65
Winona Minnesota June 28 Bishop Joseph B Cotter aged sixty five years head of the Catholic diocese of Winona died at his home at midnight from a complication of diseases The bishop had earlier in the 1880s served as president of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Fire Clerk David Graham Dies at 68
David Graham a longtime Fire Headquarters clerk aged 68 of 6 Lexington Avenue died Saturday night at Presbyterian Hospital after appendicitis surgery. He was son of former District Attorney David Graham and nephew of General Charles K. Graham and attorney John Graham. Funeral at 10 this morning at Presbyterian Hospital chapel Madison Avenue and 70th Street with burial at Woodlawn.
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Veteran hotelkeeper Colonel Bly dies in Asbury Park
Asbury Park New Jersey June 28 Colonel Joseph Bly longtime Plaza Hotel owner died this morning from general debility at seventy three He commanded a regiment of Ohio volunteers during the Civil War and leaves a daughter Helen Blythe an actress Bly was a prominent hotelier and founder of the Asbury Park Hotelkeepers Association born in Plymouth Ohio He organized a volunteer regiment in Sandusky near the war's end was made a colonel
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Chinese Legation official Li Ching-hsu dies in Mexico City
Li Ching-hsu, chargé d affaires at the Chinese Legation in Mexico City, died from peritonitis. The body will lie in state for twenty four hours before shipment to China. He was a nephew of Li Hung Chang, the famed Chinese statesman.
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Li Hung Chang
Funeral of John Crosby Brown in New York Church
West Orange New Jersey June 28 Special The funeral of John Crosby Brown who died Friday evening at his summer home Brighthurst will be held at Madison Square Presbyterian Church New York at 10 tomorrow morning The service will be led by Reverend Dr Francis Brown president of Union Theological Seminary New York with Professor Edward C Moore of Harvard University son in law of Mr Brown assisting The honorary pallbearers include Robert C Ogden former Secretary John W Foster of Washington A Foster Higgins Charles D Rickey Dr Franklin Carter of Williams College Frederick Sturges Sean J Howard Van Amringe ex Mayor Beth Low Edward W Sneldon Robert W de Forest Edmund Coffin Lucius Beers Arthur C Jones Douglas Rubinson Frederick Goetz and William Kingsley all of New York
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Harvard University
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Washington
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Charles D. Rickey
Franklin Carter
Williamstown
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Sean J. Howard van Amringe
Beth Low
Edward W. Sneldon
Robert W. de Forest
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Arthur C. Jones
Douglas Rubinson
Frederick Goetz
Willian Kingsley
Funeral for Marty Keese Held Today
The funeral for Marty Keese, longtime city hall janitor and active in G A R and Veteran Volunteer Firemen circles, will be held this afternoon from the undertaking shop at 93 Eighth Avenue.
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Rockefeller to Spend Summer in Cleveland With Ill Wife
John D. Rockefeller will leave Pocantico Hills this morning to join Mrs. Rockefeller in New York and then depart for Cleveland for the summer. He attended church and said he hoped to be with the congregation in the fall. Mrs. Rockefeller, recovering slowly, remains in New York under a specialist and three nurses. He plans to return to Pocantico Hills around September.
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Kaiser's Gift to Aid German Labor Exchange
Emperor William donated 7500 dollars to the German Labor Exchange Association to aid unemployed workers. The society plans strong support across German states and the Prussian Cabinet will approve a liberal budget allocation in the next session.
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Nameless play staged at Belasco with title to follow
In Washington at the Belasco Theatre a nameless love story premiered tonight. A young American is jilted for a wealthy widower, who then loses his fortune and dies by suicide. The hero later falls for the widower's stepdaughter as the widow tries to deny the romance.
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Nixon Gets Pittsburg Theatre Purchase Favor
In Pittsburg on June 28 Judge Kennedy ruled Samuel Nixon has the best claim to the Nixon Theatre. Nixon must file a $100,000 bond to guarantee his $865,000 purchase price, protecting Pittsburg theatrical managers against loss.
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The Gentleman from Mississippi Opens Aerial Gardens Season
The Aerial Gardens atop New Amsterdam Theatre opens the summer season with The Gentleman from Mississippi, transferred from the Bijou where it ran long. Nina Morris rehearses The Florist Shop at Liberty Theatre, Henry W. Savage producing. Oscar Hammerstein travels aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm, expected to dock today. Hammerstein’s Roof Garden features Annette Kellermann, Willy Pantzer Acrobats and Princess Rajah.
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Today’s City Events Free At Museums And Conventions
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoo logical Garden. Fifth Avenue Association event at Hotel Lorraine at noon. NYS Music Teachers Association convention at College of the City of New York 2115 PP mm. Wadleigh High School graduation on 114th Street west of Seventh Avenue at 1 pm. Congestion and City Planning conference at 24 Battery Armory The Bronx at 1 pm. German American Teachers Association convention at Deutsche Liederkranz Hall 111 East 8th Street at 5 pm.
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Wrights' Flight Delayed by Wind at Fort Myer Test
Washington reports the Wright brothers failed to launch at Fort Myer due to gusty wind and crowd chaos. The aeroplane was wheeled out at six but testing was deferred as darkness and wind intensified. Wilbur warns against testing in choppy wind while noting Orville’s absence from flying since last year’s injury. Notable attendees included MacVeagh, Wilson, Winthrop, Taft, the Greek Minister, and Senator Aldrich.
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National aerial exposition planned for Boston spring
Announcement was made tonight that arrangements are under way for a national exposition of aerial craft to be held in Boston early next spring. Many prominent aeronauts and others interested in aeronautics have taken up the project.
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Paris University Receives Two Large Aviation Gifts
The University of Paris announces two gifts for aviation. Henri Deutsch de la Meurthe provides 100 dollars with an annual subvention for a department of technical aeronautics and research into aerial apparatus. Basil Zakaroff of Paris contributes 140 dollars to establish a chair of aviation.
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Exchange teachers boost Prussian and American schools
Berlin reports eight American and fifty French and seven English teachers provide conversational instruction in English and French in Prussian schools under an exchange. Eight Prussian teachers serve temporarily in American schools, two in English schools, and four in French schools. The plan is viewed by Prussian education authorities as highly satisfactory, with American teachers popular and efficient.
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Judge Advocate Appointed for Albany Court Inquiry
Albany June 28 Major L T Babcock of Buffalo relieved from duty as judge advocate of the court of inquiry to convene July 12 in Albany to investigate the troubles of the 2d Battalion 10th Regiment Captain Louis W Stotesbury of the 7th Regiment New York named to serve as judge advocate.
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Will of Holland Bennett Filed for Probate
Boston June 23 The will of Holland Bennett who disappeared from a Mediterranean steamer between Genoa and Naples on June 1 was filed for probate today. Bennett made his will before sailing for Europe and shortly after his marriage on May 12, leaving all property to Mrs Bennett.
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Weather report and forecast for Eastern United States
Official forecast notes a cooling trend after a hot spell in the East, with showers and lower temperatures Tue night into Wed. Regions from the Midwest to the South see varied rain and warmth, while the Great Lakes and West trend cooler and generally fair by midweek. Local details include New England cooler today and Wednesday, and scattered showers in Eastern New York and Pennsylvania with drifting winds.
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An old advertisement details subscription rates for The New York Tribune and associated papers, offering domestic and international mail options. It lists various editions, rates, and special foreign distribution arrangements, including hotel reading-room access in multiple countries.
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