Students Regen Prizes This Week at Philadelphia Colleges
A week of commencements opens in Philadelphia with closing exercises in multiple institutions. Each day through Friday features repeats of the program including class day exercises and diplomas for youths and maids.
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REGEN
Philadelphia
Philadelphia High School for Girls Commencement at Academy of Music
219 graduates of the class of 1902 will receive diplomas at the Academy of Music. Salutations by Miss Mary M. Kelly and Miss Helen G. O'Brien. Addresses by Judge William W. Wiltbank and Henry R. Edmunds. Dodd medals awarded by Judge Mayer Sulzberger and colonial dames prizes by Miss Mary Taylor Mason. Valedictory by Miss Ethel Mager. Reverend Sven Svenson to give opening prayer and Psalm reading.
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Philadelphia High School For
Academy of Music
Helen G. O'Brien
Mary M. Kelly
William W. Wiltbank
Henry R. Edmunds
Board of Education
Dodd
Mayer Sulzberger
Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Dames of America
Mary Taylor Mason
Mary
Ethel.Mager
Sven Svenson
North Thirteenth Street
Swenson
William D. Rover
Swarthmore College Class Day Marks 1902 Style Commencement
Swarthmore College held its thirteenth commencement with fifty-two seniors in Parrish Hall and on the campus. The day featured a lively program including a salutatory by class president Robert H. Walker, class history by Anna Waters, a poem by Edith Verlenden, and other mock presentations and ivy ceremonies. Alumni reunions and a reception followed, with a list of graduates and prize winners announced for various art and academic categories.
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Swarthmore College
Parrish Hall
Robert H. Walker
Walker
Anna W. Waters
Edith E. Verlenden
Amelia E. Himes
Ernest J. Taylor
Taylor
Nathan H. Mannakee
Anna R. Paxson
Birdsall
Dean Bond
Swarthmore
Protestant Episcopal Academy
Jocust
Juniper Streets
Herbert Wilson
John W. Lawrence, Jr
Cheap Rates to Denver and Return for Convention
Railroad offers discounted round trip tickets to Denver Colorado for attendees of the International Sunday School Convention. Tickets available through agents, with information provided at ticket offices.
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Denver
Col
Graduation Dates Set for Liberal Arts Degrees
The notice outlines that degrees in the liberal arts will be conferred and diplomas awarded across the normal college preparatory business and technical departments.
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Haverford College to Receive Conklin Memorial Gateway
Clement A. Wild will present the Conklin memorial gateway to Haverford College this afternoon, accepted by Howard Comfort. Alumni Day events include Phi Beta Kappa meeting, a 7 PM dinner, 8 PM business session in Alumni Hall, and the annual cricket match between Old Haverfordian eleven and College eleven. Senior class day follows Thursday, with regular commencement Friday when Degrees are conferred by President Isaac Sharpless and address by Dr. Le Baron Russell Briggs.
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Haverford College
Conklin Memorial
Clement A. Wild
Howard Comfort
Board of Managers
Phi Beta Tappa Society
Association
Alumni Hall
Haverfordian
Reguar
Isaac Sharpless
le Baron Russell Briggs
Drexel Institute Grants 83 Diplomas at Commencement
The Drexel Institute held its ninth annual commencement in the auditorium at Thirty-second and Chestnut. Diplomas and prizes were awarded to eighty three graduates by James MacAlister and addressed by Walter H. Page. Names span departments including Electric, Mechanic Arts, Architecture, Design and Decoration, Domestic Science and Arts, and Commerce.
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Drexel Institute of Art, Science and Industry
Thirty-second
Chestnut Streets
James MacAlister
LL. D
Walter H. Page
New York
Department of Electric
Fred 8. Clevenger
William Albert Evaba
Alfred H. Gawthrop
Charles Davis Gilpin
Walter G. Haug
J. W. Himmelsbach
William A. Stock
James G. Wentz
Walter Howard Williams
Philip Woollcot
Department of Mechanic Arts
W.wilson Beyer
Arthur G. Borden
Harold Willard Buckman
Frederick Haselet Cobl
Charles Boone Doak
Karl Traeger Glessner
Rexford A
Andre M. N. Koronski
Amelia Shryock Nicely
Mery Jewett Price
Frances Elizabeth Warner
Martha Thomas Bell
Emile Cremerieux
Sydney Evans
Jessie Evalyn Fairchild
Ruth Frasier Hickman
Anna Lewist Laird
Alice Bush McLear
Ruth Mintzer
Lucia Morst Noyes
Eleanor Carr Price
Mary Louise Townsend
Mary Louise Comar
Julia Patterson Davidson
Ma Jennings
Rachel Johnson
Kemia Gifford Kerr
Mabel Ross
V. Ethrekia
Bessie B. Keys
Elizabeth H.nett
H B. Laws
Senate
A. Ey Te SH
Closing exercises at People's College in Fairhill Church
Last evening's program at Fairhill Methodist Episcopal Church Fifth and Clearfield marked the close of People's College activities. Judge William N. Ashman delivered the address and Dr Oliver G J Schadt awarded certificates to Lulu Gross Edward Mintzer Elia Hatton James J O Neill Elizabeth Hertzler Herbert Rainer Leonard Hel Frank Severs John H Joh Jr
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Henry L. Appleton
Granville A. Lawrence
N. Donald Benkhart
George C. Leigh
Albert Bock
Walter FE. Lewis
Edward RK. Bowen
Louis R. Lipman
H. Samuel Brackin
Frank MacMurtie
Robert E. Carrick
Leroy Marsh
Henry H. Clapp
John C. McCaffrey
Philip W. Cooke
Edwin ©. Moore
William Cording, Jr
William Muenech
Harold Cripps
Jeremiah J. Nagle
Elmer EB. Eakins
William B. Neill
Karl H. Ehlers
George W. Plummer
Howard P. Ellis
Elias W. Pulaski
Alfred L. Entwisle
Thomas E. Rodman
Lewis Fisher
John M. Roecker
John H. Garber
Charles W. Ross
Carver B. Glover
J. Ralph Scarlett
Albert Goldbeck
Edgar Stilley
Albert M. Gregory
Lewis F. Summers
Frederick
People's College
Fairhill Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth and
Clearfield Streets
William N. Ashman
Oliver G. J. Schadt
Lulu Gross
Edward Mintzer
Elia Hatton
James J. O'Neill
Elizabeth Hertzler
Herbert Rainer
Leonard Hel
Frank Severs
John H. Joh , Jr
Colleges Plan Spread of Commencement Exercises and Drills
Military Day events begin Tuesday at St Joseph's College Seventeenth and Stiles with a public cadet drill at the Second Regiment Armory. About 275 cadets will be reviewed by Colonel Dechert. June 18 hosts elocution contest and academic commencements in college hall with Archbishop Ryan presiding. Five graduates expected. Neff College of Oratory opens Friday with Dickens dramatization by the senior class led by Marian Mundy. Class day follows Saturday. Dacca laureate sermon preached by Rev Kerr Boyce Tupper at First Baptist Church June 15. Commencement Monday at Witherspoon Hall with eight sketches by graduating class led by Ex Mayor Warwick. Graduates listed include Mabel Amies, Mrs Lillian Nolte, etc.
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Seventeenth
Stiles Streets
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College Hall
Archbishop Ryan
Bishop Prendergast
New York
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Clas
Curiosity Shop
Charles Dickens
Marian Mundy
Kerr Boyce Tupper
First Baptist Church
Chestnut Street
Witherspoon Hall
Walnut
Juniper Streets
Charles F. Warwick
Mabel Lina Amies
Lillian Nolte
Eashertoe V. Cosgrove
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E. Neff
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Anna
Gaza
Sydnor
Mahala Ha Wells
Hanae Noret Yeabel
Public school exhibit wins special gold medal at expo
Mayor Ashbridge announced the city exhibit at the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Expo earned a special gold medal. Selim H. Peabody praised the display as the finest in the Southern States while Dr. Edward Brooks highlighted the schools’ notable work.
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Selim H. Peabody
Edward Brooks
Tui
Philadelphia Times
Eeeres
Chicago
Scythe in Tree Tells War Story Near Waterloo
A silver poplar near Waterloo New York preserves a Civil War tale. Wyman J. Johnson hung his scythe in the tree before enlisting in 1861, died in 1864, and his wife later remarried. The scarred trunk holds the tool, now centuries-grown, as Tyler Post G A R keeps the site adorned yearly for visitors.
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N. Y
Johnson
Clyde
Rochester Herald
Wyman J. Johnson
Elizabeth
Eightyfifth Regiment
New York State Volunteers
John Ratnes
Canandaigua
Libbie
Raleigh
N. C
Menzar
Tyler Post
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Geneva
Elephant Tops Blocks Brooklyn Bridge With Circus Train
The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers show elephant Tops halted on the Brooklyn Bridge causing a near hour long trolleys jam and street congestion. Trainers used hooks and blindfolds to drive the creature toward Manhattan as crowds watched from the promenade. The circus had traveled from Halsey Street and Saratoga Avenue after a fatal tent incident and planned to move on to Paterson New Jersey.
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Halsey Street
Saratoga Avenue
Brooklyn
Paterson
N. J
Fulton Street
William Emery
Emery
Tops
Manhattan
Bridge
New York
Adams Street
Washington Street
Mystery Baptism Entry Sheds Light on Duke of Kent Marriage
A baptism record near Quebec names the Duke of Kent and Mme de St Laurent as godparents to a child of Colonel de Salaberry. The ceremony by Mer Bailly suggests the couple were legally married, challenging England’s royal marriage act and implying Mme de St Laurent was the duke’s wife.
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Canada
Mme. de St. Laurent
de Fortisson
Malta
Victoria
Quebec
England
Colonel de Salaberry
Mer. de Bailiy
Michigan Veteran Dead at 111 Years
Daniel Smith aged 111 years and 4 months died at his home in Orville Saginaw County Michigan He never drank or smoked but chewed tobacco He had pension visits from Uncle Sam for Mexican and Indian wars He sailed as a youth and later worked on Great Lakes boats He recalled Nelson and Collingwood and the Shannon battle Born January 21 1791 on ship Mascolona in Portland harbor Maine Territory His long life included surveys in Michigan land grants and extensive travel and memory The Detroit Journal notes his service and travels with family in Saginaw Michigan Special report June 7
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Great Lakes
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Collingwood
The
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Chesapeake
Mr. Smith
Detroit
Jerome
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Belle Isle
Pontiac
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Meggs
Smith
Saginaw Bay
Woodward Avenue
Bearinger
Caliaam
Saginaw River
Saginaw
Detroit Journal
Reminiscences of the Duke of Kent and Mme de Laurent
The piece recalls the Duke of Kent and Mme de Laurent at Quebec and later England, noting their residence at Haldimand House and Kensington Palace. It mentions preserved letters showing their affection, Mme de Laurent’s withdrawal to a convent in 1818, the duke's death as Victoria was an infant, her pension from the French government, and a Canadian historian’s narrative sent to Sir Arthur Helps for Queen Victoria’s approval that went unacknowledged.
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Haldimand House
Falls of Montmorency
England
Kensington Palace
Princess of
Leinigen
Victoria
Mme. de Laurent
Duke of Kent
Canada
Arthur Helps
Queen Victoria
London Modern Society
Hindoo Refusal of Medical Aid Slows India Plague Response
Swedish consul F W Bickel in Bombay says fear of hospitals and modern medicine cuts India’s disease response. He notes Bombay’s population decline by 40 000 in ten years versus a 15 percent national growth, and calls India still steeped in ancient traditions with limited progress. He has lived in India for seventeen years and argues a single interview cannot capture the scale of the issue.
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F. W. Bickel
Sweden
Norway
Bombay
Seattle
Mr. Bickel
Bickel
New McKinley Postal Cards Ready for Release
Post Office officials expect arrival today of a consignment of new McKinley postal cards from Washington. They will not go on sale for at least a week while current card supplies last. Early samples were rejected for engraving and paper quality, then redesigned. The approved design features a McKinley profile medallion with an eagle, arrows, and olive branch motif.
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McKinley
Washington
Post Office Department
One Good Turn in French Theatres
A London Quill sketch recalls a doctor of theatre who must attend every show. A writer recalls a nurse and scene where the doctor improvises to help a nervous actress. The manager and stage manager return with eau de cologne, and the actress safely gains a few days’ holiday.
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London
M. B
Ma’amselle
Amselle
Frogs and the Telegraph Dropper Dilemma
A Nature Notes item details how green frogs climb telegraph poles in central Australia and touch insulators with their bodies via wire droppers. The resulting contact shorts the line and sometimes causes outages, with papers noting interruptions to usual England cables due to cyclone disturbances.
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Nature
Australia
England
Rained Fish and Crawfish Fall From Sky Over Gull Lake Road
Peter Sanford reports during a thunderstorm near Gull lake road a waterspout perhaps sucked water and fish from a nearby pond and dropped about 100 small fish and crawfish into his yard. Neighbors helped gather them after the rain and lightning.
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Peter Sanford
Gull Lake Road
Sanford
Kalamazoo
Mich
Detroit Free Press
Resumption of Boat Service Between Longport and Ocean City
The Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore announces the resumption of boat service between Longport and Ocean City. Officials indicate schedules and passenger access will reflect prior arrangements, with service restoration expected to aid regional travel and commerce.
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Longport
Ocean City
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore R. B
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