Dickinsons 117th commencement at Carlisle grows largest class
Dickinson College at Carlisle held its 117th commencement in Bosler Hall. President Reed conferred degrees on 44 graduates from the college and five from the law school, the largest class in the college’s history, with honors awarded to several students including women graduates and a full-blooded Indian graduate.
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Dickinson
James W. Bosler
George Edward Reed
Law School
Caleb E. Burehenal
Canterbury
Del
James H. Hall
Mill Hall
Eugene H. Brock
Olean
N. Y
Albert M. Witmer
West Chester
Boyd L. Spahr
Mechanicsburg
Reed
William L. Armstrong
Ralston
Francis R. Bayley
Millville
N. J
Blanche N. Beitzel
Frederick Bindenberger
Cranford
James M. Brennan
Plymouth
Burton
Brown
Baltimore
Baltimore, Md.; Elvert V. Brown, of Clearfield, Pa.; Weldon Brubaker
Lykens
Caleb E. Burchenal
J. Clarke Morgan
Wheeling
W. Va
Edward Cline
Philadelphia
Joseph Milner Dorey
Williamsport
Francis M. Dowlin
Cyrille
M. Hoke Gatehall
Boiling Springs
W. Lewis Hardy
Lancaster
Jessie W. Hargis
Anna M. Himes
Netta M. Hoffman
Cherry Hill
Thomas L. Hoover
Wellsville
David N. Houston
Washington, D. C
Andrew Kerr
John FP. McCurdy
Clearfield
George V. Metzel
Henry W. Mulhollan
Frank W. Roher
Lelia
James E. Rounsley
Millerstown
Harry E. Runkle
Harrisburg
Margaret D. Saxton
M. Mosser Smyser
Lisburn
Cements Pa
Malcolm B. Sterrett
Washington, Pa
Ezra R. Stevenson
Olive G. Taylor
Grace G. Vale
Carliste
Samuel A. Vandewater
New York City
Harry E
Allison
A. Frank John
Mount Carmel
Warren L. Shipman
Sunbury
W. A. Valentine
Cain
Boyer
William 8. Clark
Warren
William T. Stauffer
Hazleton
W. L. Shipman
Horatio W. Russel
Oxford
John Adamson
St. Nicholas
Wilson
Rothermel
Fleetwood
Robert Stuart
Edward Thompson
Floyd L. Hes
Laketon
Wilson College closes with record attendance at exercises
Commencement exercises at Wilson College for Women drew a record, diverse turnout from across the country. The morning program featured music by the Rosedale Orchestra and a Greek reception to the graduates, followed by an illuminated evening reception on the college grounds under electric lights and lanterns. President Martin and Lady Principal Mrs. Edgar led the ceremonies.
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Dickinson Gives Degrees At Commencement And Breaks Ground
Dickinson College conferred degrees including Master of Arts and Doctor of Divinity with several recipients named from Dickinson and other institutions. Ground breaking for new dormitories concluded with President Reed breaking ground and a $500 gift presented by Asbury Clarke. Faculty alumni and students joined in the ceremonies and celebration.
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Dickinson
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M. D
Leon Chamberlain
Frederick Diehl
Princeton
Carrol H. Gerry
Medical
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Louis B. Howell
General Theological Seminary
D. W. Hollinger
E. EB. Jones
C. Turner Jones
Drew
Charles H. Myers
Matthias S. Messler
Leon C. Prince
Isaac T. Parka, Jr
J. Banks Ralston
Law
William 8. Rothermal
Lafayette
Roberts. Smith
J. Luther Sigmund
Walter Taylor
A. Newton Wallace
Grove City College
William B. Wright
Margaret B. Harvey
Robert W. Todd
George C. Deacon
Sylvanus G. Grove
Rogers Israel
Lewis Stephen Pilcher
Rufus Edmund Shapley
Reed
M. L. Gance
York
Asbury
Political Notes From Schuylkill County Meetings
County Republican executives fix dates for county convention at Pottsville and district conventions from June 26 to 28. Postmaster appointments include Aiken John W Horrobin Alam Rock Bertha M Neely Logan's Ferry C M McMath Lower Heiderbers Michael K Keith New Columbus F P Bowman Shavertown Samuel P Totten. Chambersburg votes July 24 for power and debt measures. State Treasurer Barnett says school funds paid in September as usual. State revenue from deposits and corporate payments rising. DA Martin of Luzerne praised for fair administration amid Democratic shifts.
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Charles Clawson
Treen
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Aiken
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Alam Rock
Bertha M. Neely
Logan's Ferry
McMath
Lower Heiderbers
Michael K. Keith
New Columbus
Bowman
Shavertown
Samuel P. Totten
Chambersburg
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Barnett
Commonwealth
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Luzerne County
Ministers assigned as Philadelphia AME Conference opens
The eighty-fourth Philadelphia Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church met in Chester with Bishop W. B. Derrick presiding. Bishops and leaders, including B. W. Arnett B. T. Tanner James A. Grant Moses B. Salter and L. J. Coppin, attended the opening ceremonies. An address on Education in Its Relation to the Christian Ministry was delivered and Holy Communion observed. A new organization formed with H. H. Cooper as chief secretary and other officers named. Bishop Grant lauded race relations and urged colored voters to participate responsibly in elections. Afternoon sessions reviewed pastors’ reports and General Conference claims. Mayor Jefferts and clergy welcomed attendees at a reception.
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Wilberforce
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Kansas City
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Charleston
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Erence
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Palm Garden
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Rudolf
Cincinnati
Charles Wheaton
St. Paul
William Osler
Hopkins University
Frank Newell Robinson
Camden
West Chester Library Accepts $1000 Borough Aid
West Chester Public Library housed in the borough budget receives 1000 dollars from the council after months of closure due to cash shortages. The women's association led by Mrs. John R. Gilpin says the amount is insufficient to run the library, but they will reopen and do their best.
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Heroes March to National Cemetery at State G A R Encampment
Gerrresure June 6 veterans from the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic gathered for the thirty fourth annual encampment. They paraded to the National Cemetery and buried 3600 comrades. General Miller elected Department Commander for next year. Next reunion planned for 1901 in this town. Parade began at Centre Square at 10 80 this morning.
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Fire fighters in brave array parade through Mon roe county
A four county parade drew 5000 to 10000 visitors to Monroe county with marching bands and fire apparatus from several towns. The event featured multiple divisions led by marshals and saluting detachments from Lehigh Warren and Northampton counties, highlighting regional fire service.
West Point sanitation blamed for typhoid spread
At the American Medical Association session in Atlantic City on June 6, Dr. William C. Vaughn criticized West Point Military Academy for failing to teach camp sanitation. He contrasted regular army camps with volunteer units, urging Congress to improve camp site instruction and sanitation.
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Ann Arbor
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Pickpocket activity hits Pittston parade scene
Fire Brigade in Pittston was parade backdrop as thieves snatched wallets. Thomas Altemps, farmer, lost about 50 dollars. Dr Burd of Ogdensburg lost 50 to 60 dollars. Jesse Bocke of Portland reported a 50 dollar theft during the early hours.
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Berwyn Names George A. Johnson Postmaster Again
George A. Johnson was appointed Berwyn postmaster and resumes duties in the borough his prior term during the Harrison administration. The move follows changes in leadership at the Berwyn office with noted improvements promised under his charge.
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George A. Johnson
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Cleveland
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Bantam Hen's Odd Brood Creates Notable Nest
Levi Bender of West Grove hatches a dozen young pheasants under a bantam hen at his home. The hens attracted many visitors as the 12 eggs hatched after being placed beneath the bantam. The story notes the birds are fine specimens and more arrivals are hoped for soon.
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West Grove
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Undertakers in Convention Opens in Hazleton
The Funeral Directors' Association of Pennsylvania opened its nineteenth annual convention in Hazleton with delegates gathering as part of a statewide meeting. Senator W. Pia Cesetee was noted among attendees as proceedings continued.
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Expert Metallurgist Off to Paris
Albert Ladd Colby chief metallurgical engineer of Bethlehem Steel sails to represent the Association of American Steel Manufacturers at the International Congress linked to the Paris Exposition. He will deliver a paper on his work.
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NO CAMP AT SEA GIRT GUARDSMEN DISBANDED
Acting Governor Johnson orders disbanding of Company B Second Regiment New Jersey National Guard. The move follows a military encampment plan at Keyport and involves Lt Pedrick and the New Jersey department commander. Atlantic City wedding notes Julien Green Hearne of Wheeling and Lydia Cromwell of Atlantic City wed at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Frederick J. Stanley officiating.
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Wheeling
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