Congress Asked to Deepen Delaware Channel to Thirty Feet
Pennsylvania lawmakers push Congress to fund a 30 foot depth on the Delaware River to improve Atlantic port access. Engineers warn against haste, urging steady funding to avoid interruptions while Dan Baker Shoals and Duck Creek Flats are dredged and the project expands toward Mifflin Bar and Schooner Ledge. Southern delegates traveling to inspect the harbor may back federal aid.
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Duck Creek Flat
Capes
Gloucester City Man Arrested for Assault on Father-in-Law
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports George Josephs was arrested by Policeman McQuaid and jailed on a charge of assaulting his father in law Charles Williams. Williams lies seriously ill at his home at the corner of Sussex and Middlesex streets. The dispute stems from family troubles, Josephs and his wife living apart for some time.
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Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
George Josephs
McQuaid
Charles Williams
Sussex and
Middlesex Streets
Josephs
Atlantic City Day at Pan-American Exposition
Atlantic City hosts a special excursion by Odd Fellows and firemen for Atlantic City Day at the Pan-American Exposition. Special trains will depart October 7 for Buffalo as the organizing committee schedules a day at the expo.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
the Odd Fellows and Firemen
Buffalo
Boys Rob a Sand Dredger
A sand dredger owned by Risley & Sons was robbed by a gang of young boys. They removed machinery parts, causing about 200 dollars in damage. Frank Scott, 10, is under arrest and implicates several other youths.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Risley & Sons
Frank Scott
Policeman Builds Automobile in Gloucester City
Thomas Hughes, a city patrolman, finished an automobile today made in his leisure hours. He now plans to build a patrol wagon for use by city officers.
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Gloucester City
Thomas Hughes
Moorestown Man Injures Calves in Riverside Feeding Incident
Aaron E Bare of Moorestown and J Johnson of Marston were mentioned in a Riverside stock feeding accident. Bare reportedly reaged five years and fell from a hay loft into a pen, injuring several calves and ribcage areas. The report notes the event occurred near Gloucester with local area responders referenced in fragment.
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Aaron E. Bare
Moorestown
Pennsyrence Railroad
Riverside
Girl Scalped by Machinery at Sayreville Mill
Special to The Philadelphia Times from New Brunswick New Jersey June 10 six teen year old Annie Loch of Sayreville employed at Herman Aukam and Co handkerchief factory was scalped by a shafting incident in the hem stitching room. Her scalp was torn from her head and she was saved from decapitation by George Hatter. The room’s two hundred girl workers panicked and work was halted for the day. Dr A L Wood of South River treated her, but her skull was likely fractured and her life despaired of.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Annie Loch
Sayreville
Herman, Aukam & Co
George Hatter
Girs
A. L. Wood
South River
Grand Army Officers Named by New Jersey Department Commander
Special to The Philadelphia Times New Brunswick N J June 10 The appointive officers of the Grand Army of the Republic of New Jersey announced by new department commander John Lawrence include Assistant Adjutant General EK P Southwick Post 25 Trenton Quartermaster General Walter S Tully Post 3 Jersey City Advocate Adrian S Appleger Post 107 Hightstown Department Inspector R J Robertson Post 47 Camden The staff features Chief of Staff Joseph A Sedam Post 67 New Brunswick Chief of Ordnance Edward Stothard Post 84 Lakewood Provost Marshal John Foran Post 48 Flemington Commissary J N Terrill Post 15 New Brunswick Chief Bugler August Koehler Post 11 Newark Color Bearers RC Marsh Post 96 Milburn and George W Shupe Post 42 Bridgeport
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Philadelphia Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Grand Army of the Republic of New Jersey
John Lawrence
P. Southwick
Trenton
Walter
Tully
Jersey City
Adrian S. Appleger
Hightstown
R. J. Robertson
Camden
Dtome
Joseph A. Sedam
Edward Stothard
Lakewood
John Foran
Flemington
J. N. Terrill
August Koehler
Newark
RC. Marsh
Milburn
George W. Shupe
Bridgeon
Baptismal Prayer Unchanged by General Synod
The General Synod upheld the traditional baptismal prayer, rejecting revisionists. The committee report was presented by Rev. George S. Bishop. Installation and ordination forms were adopted with minor changes. The Board of Foreign Missions reported $178,204.12 received for the year.
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Philadelphia Times
New Brunswick
N. J
General Synod of the Reformed Church
George S. Bishop
East Orange
Board of Foreign Missions
Threat to Blow Up Sunken Steamer Rancld
Government engineer Thomas M. Farrell warns the wrecked steamship Rancld will be blown up within thirty days if owners do not remove the vessel. Buoys will mark the sunken steamer, which lies in 45 feet of water one and nine-tenths miles off the Atlantic City beach and directly in the path of coastal traffic.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Thomas M. Farrell
Baptized by a Nanogenarian in Village Ceremony
In Merchantville New Jersey on June 10 lay Methodist George Russell aged 90 baptized the infant daughter of Rev S M Van Sant pastor of Trinity M E Church during Children’s Day ceremonies. The infant makes five Van Sant generations baptized by Russell using water from the river Jordan.
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Merchantville
N. J
George Russell
M. van Sant
Trinity M. E. Church
van Sant
Russell
Jordan
Atlantic City Nearing Fiftieth Year Celebration Planned
Atlantic City will be fifty years old on May 1, 1904, and a movement has begun to celebrate the semi centennial anniversary of the resort in fitting fashion.
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Philadelphia
Murdering the Neighbors From Newark Advertiser
A fragment from the Newark Advertiser describes a tense moment as a man cries out to Mamie and jokes about typing and ragtime, illustrating domestic irritations amid a dramatic scene.
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Newark Advertiser
Mamie
Mame
Couldn't Hear It from a Baltimore American Quote
A reformer asks a friend if they hear the conscience, and the wicked man replies that he is too hard of hearing to hear even a megaphone, illustrating a brittle moral vignette from the era.
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Baltimore American
Turngemeinde Visitors Enjoy Kil mington Event
Seventy members of the Philadelphia Turngemeinde visited Kil mington Turngemeinde and toured Vente wine Park. Police Sergeant Joseph W. Howgate underwent surgery for ap citls at Homoeopathic Hospital and shows improvement. Rev L R Combs resigns as rector of St Luke’s in Seaford, to take effect in June. Diamond State Steel in Wilmington laid off blacksmiths due to reduced work. After First Infantry Band is mustered out, militiamen may form a new band or fife and drum corps. A broken axle caused a Delaware Railroad berry train wreck near Townsend Saturday night. A three-areey room addition will be built to the Sarah Ann White Home in Wilmington at a cost of $8,850. First Regiment National Guard will attend the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo on Delaware Day. Wilmington School students won a recent sports event and a prize was presented yesterday. The Homoeopathic Medical Society of Delaware examined and elected Dover as president and Dr Kares M Allmond of Wilmington as secretary. A new division of the Red Cross War Veterans Association is planned, with Colonel Theodore Townsend named division commander. Mind Virgie adheigerct of slam a um! meet in Wittington today. Z Reisenst, City Belletter-abect of ten, selected Philip S Garrett as assistant. James E Green of South Wilmington won election to the Board of Education. Morris sy Gea ere poe eet pantie gtr athe eda yw' ag Beige: Demen Palesusan Children’s Day services held in Kent co and in local Methodist churches the offerings support Whitehead Academy debt. An ant will be in Lewes and Requien conveyed to val upon the arm the steamer at Lewes.
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Delaware
Townsend
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French Street
National Guard of Delaware
Buffalo
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Homeronatic Medical Society of Delaware
Bemington
Rtee Dover
Kares M. Allmond
Ofmington
Redlean War Veterans’ Association
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James E. Green
Southilmington
Urda
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Governor Signs Insurance Bill in Harrisburg
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports Governor Stone approved a bill amending the act of 1876 on insurance agents brokers and foreign firms. It requires reinsurance reserves for certain companies and caps liability at ten thousand dollars per accident while detailing exclusions and other legislative measures. The Governor also sent up several judicial and municipal appointments to the Senate.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Helderbaugh
Lancaster
Tnsurance
Insurance Corporation
Boroughs
Orphans’ Court
Senate
Allegheny County
George T. Owens
Tarentum
Cambria County
George FE. Holmes
Blacklick Township
J. B. White
Lehigh County
William R. Daily
Hanover Township
J. H. H. Hendricks
Northampton County
George B. Heigley
Northampton Heights
Potter County
J. J. Morley
Ulysses Township
H. BD. Rice
Encampment sites set for brigades at Perkasie and Mount Gretna
Adjutant General approves the First Brigade encampment at Perkasie and the Second Brigade encampment at Mount Gretna for July 20 to 27. General orders discharge Captain William C. Knox of Company A, First Regiment for absence over thirty days without leave. Also approve Colonel Dougherty's move of Company L from Wanamie to Nanticoke.
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Stewart
Perkasie
Mount Gretna
William C. Knox
Dougherty
Wanamle
Nanticoke
Lancaster Prohibitionists nominate county ticket
Special to Tar Philadelphia Times from Lancaster June 10 the Prohibition county convention nominated D S Von Nelda for Congress H D Patton for Judge of Common Pleas W D Snyder for Controller I E Groff for Prison Keeper B M Weidman and H S Rohrer for Poor Directors Thaddeus Groff and Watts for Prison Inspectors H G Book for County Surveyor No nomination for Orphans Court or District Attorney and delegates named to State convention including W D Patton O D Baker Montanna Gibbons J Wig New violence John A Urante O L Netda R L Crawford J Neuhauser Rev A S Hangen Groff Brinton MacDonnell and others
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Philadelphia Times
Lancaster
Congress
von Nelda
Ephrata
Common Pleas
H. D. Patton
W. D. Snyder
Colombia
I. E. Groff
Marietta
B. M. Weidman
Warwick
Rohrer
Faradiac
Thaddeus Groff
Bainbridge
Watts
Terre Hill
H. G. Book
Orphans’ Court
W. D. Patton
O. D. B Ker
East Lampeter
Montanna Gibbons
Upper Leacock
J. Wig
New Violence
John A. Urante
East Mpeter
O. L
Netda
R. L. Crawford
Smithville
Neuhauser
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Lampeter
Rev. A. &. Hangen
Groff
College Students Save Home as Fire Sweeps Han son House
Swarthmore residents and college students sprang into action when Samuel P. Hanson, a lawyer, saw his home damaged by a defective oil stove fire. They saved large household goods before flames engulfed the house, but the local fire department proved nearly valueless due to its poor condition.
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Philadelphia Times
Swarthmore
Samuel P. Hanson
Six-Time Groom Marries in Greenville Duo Ties Knot
In Greenville on June 10 Rev. J. K. Mendenhall, 70, retired Methodist clergyman from Cooperstown, wed Mrs. Margaret McCabe, also in her seventies. The ceremony marked the groom’s sixth marriage and the bride’s fourth, occurring a few days ago.
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Philadelphia TimEs
Greenville
J. K. Mendenhall
Cooperstown
Margaret McCabe
Doylestown Democrat Changes Hands
Doylestown Bucks County paper announces sale by stockholders to new owner from Juniata Star. Paper to continue under Democratic party affiliation with existing management retained. June 10 report from Doylestown.
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Doylestown Democrat
Philadelphia Timms
Doylestown
Doylestown Democrat Today
Dimm
Ee. Et Sementor
Juniata Star
Mimuutown
Democrat Ondersee
Democratic Party
Bucks County
State notes on Democratic committee meeting dates
The Democratic standing committee of ge te ae will meet next peteraey year end elect.
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Ge Te Ae
Peteraey
Quay Men Lose in Tioga County Treasurer Race
The Republican County Convention at Elkland yielded a tight Treasurer contest with Smith defeating Orr by 101 votes after an official tally. Orr drew support from State admin, ex-Congressman Parker, and ex-Judge Cameron, while the anti-machine slate led by Young and Cameron was crushed.
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Wellsboro
Elkland
Smith
Orr
Packer
Cameron
Merrick
Delmar
Stone
Young
Weaver Was Not Murdered in Terrell County
Lancaster June 10 There is no murder case here about Levi Weaver a respected farmer found dead last Tuesday in a lane near his home Blood was not found to be the cause according to Dr McConnell the coroner and the Weaver family He died of apoplexy despite local rumors of foul play and an announced possible disinterment was never pursued though some villagers still doubt the coroner’s ruling and insistence on an investigation.
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Philadelphia Times
Lancaster
Terrell
Levi Weaver
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McConnell
Tag Times
Riot in front of St Casemer’s Polish Catholic Church
In Mahano y City a mob of about a thousand gathered outside St Casemer’s Polish Catholic Church and staged riotous demonstrations. George Bulanski, loyal to the deposed Rev Marcus Janiskiewicz, was rough handled by a crowd of women. Burgess Leonard mobilized officers to disperse the mob. Janiskiewicz led the church for eight years before his removal over governance of parish finances not run through a congregational board.
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Philadelphia Times
Mahanoy City
Reading Iron Mill Closed after Picket Action
Reading June 10 strikers at the Oley street mill around forty pickets intercepted men seeking work. They used persuasive methods without threats while a report of many employees returning prompted action. The mill did not open and Superintendent Schumann ordered fires drawn after a telegram from President George F Baer.
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Oley Street
Reading Iron Company
George F. Baer
Schumann
Three Beer Thieves Come to Grief
In Pottsville on June 10 William Collins aged 20 and Gordon DeLong aged 12 both of Palo Alto were arrested for involvement in robbing a Philadelphia and Reading Railway freight train near Port Clinton last Friday night. Collins posted $500 bail while DeLong was sent to jail. Edward O’Connell, 21, another suspect, is hospitalized with two wounds after Policeman Curtis Templin fired during the escape attempt. The trio were caught breaking the seals of a car containing beer.
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Philadelphia Times
Pottsville
William Collins
Gordon DeLong
Palo Alto
Philadelphia
Restling
Port Clinton
J. H. Fister
Edward O'Connell
Curtis Templin
Moravian pastor resigns to lead national union duties
Lancaster June 10 Reverend Clarence KE Eberman resigns after nine years as pastor of the Moravian Church to accept responsibilities as an officer of the National Christian Endeavor Union. He previously served as president of the State Convention held in Philadelphia last autumn.
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Philadelphia Times
Lancaster
Clarence KE. Eberman
National Christian Endeavor Union
Eberman
Dead Man Found On Railroad With Crushed Head
Reading article reports the discovery of an unknown man by Engineer Samuel J. Leaser on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway near Reading this morning. The victim, about 35, 5 feet 7 inches tall and 100 pounds, was warm when found.
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Samuel J. Leaser
Philadelphia and Reading
Junior Mechanics Charter Suspended in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 10 The charter of Capital City Council Junior Order United American Mechanics was suspended by State Councillor Wobensmith of Philadelphia for retaining member Wilmer Crow who had been expelled by the National Council for insubordination.
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Capital City Council
Junior Order
United American Mechanica
Wobensmith
Philadelphia
Wilmer Crow
National Council
Villagers Form Vigilance Committee in Zek Town
Special from The Philadelphia Trumps Tamaqua June 10 reports Zek residents fed up with nightly burglaries forming an armed vigilance committee patrolling streets to deter intruders. Affected residents fear further break-ins as the group vows to protect the town.
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Philadelphia
Tamaqua
Zek
Fourth Class Postmasters Appointed in Pa and Ill
WASHINGTON June 10 The following fourth class postmasters were appointed in Pennsylvania today IL W Katterman Mount Aetna and M R Yerkes Terwood were named to the positions with the fourth class designation in the postal service.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
IL. W. Katterman
Mount Aetna
M. R. Yerkes
Terwood
Two Brothers Recall A Youthful Coffee Mill Tale
A fragment from Youth's Companion recalls two grown brothers as they reminisce about a coffee mill once kept at the attic. Tom urges the others to use it, suggesting their mother would not let Ben touch it, while one brother questions the idea.
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Ben
Weathering a Stranger’s Caution in Cleveland
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain-Dealer depicts a brief dialogue where a visitor is advised on adapting to the local climate and to trust the favorable weather. The exchange hints at cautious, courteous chatter and light humor about weather and manners.
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Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Monsieur
Nevalre
Penn’s Graduates Say Farewell at Old Penn Ceremony
The University of Pennsylvania seniors, numbering about 1400, bade farewell to faculty and friends at Chestnut Street Opera House. President Gawthrop opened, praising athletic and academic achievement, with readings, presentations, and honors for captains Truxtun Hare, Thaddeus McClain, Frank Flavell, and Cadwalader. Ivy Day followed with campus rites and the ivy ode.
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University of Pennsylvania
Old Penn
Robert Smith Gawthrop
DeWitt Dukes Barlow
Frank Brooke Evans
Samuel Crowther
Henley
Elias B. Willis
Samson McDowell
Thomas Truxtun Hare
Thaddeus Brew McClain
Frank Flavell
Thomas F. Cadwalader
Arthur Dougherty Rees
A. Pennypacker
William Paul O'Neill
T. F. Cadwalader
College Hall
Gawthrop
University Glee Club
Senior Promenade at University of Pennsylvania Houston Hall
The senior promenade at the University of Pennsylvania was held last evening in Houston Hall with lantern light along the grounds. The dance featured waltzes and two steps, the hall’s dark oaken paneling illuminated by class colors. T. Truxtuo Hare led the event with a committee including Sicius Fisher Curtis and others. patronesses named Mrs. Chas. C. Harrison and several social figures attended.
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Houston Hall
College
T. Truxtuo Hare
Sicius Fisher Curtis Charles Mackay, Jr
Howard Husted Dowlin
John Kirk Frederick M. Rene
Wilies Ae O’ Neill
Thomas Tucker
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Thomas Duncan Saith
Arthur C. Jackson
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B. Hate
Wain Waite
Randsi Morgan
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Fraser
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Jordan
Prize Winners Named by University of Pennsylvania Law Dept
Dean William Draper Lewis announced 1901 prize recipients. Henry Wolfe Bible won the P Pemberton Morris prize of 840 for top first year pleading and other years, plus the Sharswood prize of 50 for an essay on Congressional power over U S territories. Bible also received a department fellowship. Clement Biddle Wood won 50 for best exams overall. Honor list includes Archibald, Jenks, Madden, Overholt, Van Dusen, Bible, Healy, Relsten, Wood. Kent Law Club held a smoker and reception for undergraduates and alumni at the law club.
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University of Pennsylvania Law Department
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P. Pemberton Morris
Sharswood
Alumni Society
Congress
United States
Mr. Bible
Department of Law
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Robert D. Jenks
Newton B. Madden
Carl F. Overholt
Lewis H. van Dusen
Henry W. Bible
Bruce A. Healy
James M. Relsten
Clement B. Wood
Kent Law Club
Temple College kindergarten diplomas awarded in crowded auditorium
In the Temple College auditorium yesterday afternoon friends of the normal kindergarten department gathered as twelve members received diplomas and hosted an informal reception. The program included salutations by Miss Broox, then Miss Hannum offered history, with Miss Cheston presenting fy. Isa Taylor and Miss MacKenzie spoke on ae snes, and floral souvenirs were exchanged.
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Mary Cheston
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Jessie Hood
Grace Eyares
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Aap Welle
D _ er
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Taylor
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Tissbroox
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Aesnes
Alumni Day at University of Pennsylvania Celebrated
Alumni Day celebrations at the University of Pennsylvania feature a daylong reunion of many department classes. A campus luncheon is planned at 7 PM in the university dormitories and Provost C. C. Harrison will deliver a brief address after the meal. John B. Wise of New is designated as the ambassador orator for the event.
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C. C. Harrison
John 8. Wise
New
Chelten Hills School Holds Annual Class Day Exercises
The Chelten Hills School in Jenkintown held its annual class day exercises yesterday afternoon. A varied musical program delighted attendees including a piece titled A Peep Into the Waters See as Frisell performed by the students.
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Jenkintown
Frisell
Nassau Announces Ivy Planting and Awards at Princeton Commencement
Nassau's Sons reports the one hundred fifty fourth annual commencement at Princeton. Key events included the Annapolis Naval Band concert, ivy planting with roots from George Washington's grave, and the procession past Nassau Hall. Honors list names Magna Cum Laude and Cum Laude graduates from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland, plus Scientific School honors in civil engineering and other fields.
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George McLainley Mattis
Champaign
Ralph Powell Swofford
Kansas City
Ralph Somerville Thompson
New York City
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Dewitt Vermilye Hutchings
Englewood
George Washington
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Washington, D. C
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Stephen French Whitman
Howard Moore Saylor
Pottstown
Nassau Hall
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Haverford College to Hold Week of Commencement Exercises
Entrance examinations were held yesterday and continue today as Haverford College prepares for a week of events. Alumni Day Wednesday features a business meeting, a collation, and Walter Morris Hart on The Evolution of the Short Story. Thursday closes with senior exercises and Friday sees the commencement ceremonies with President Sharpless and Professor Frank in H. Giddings of Columbia delivering addresses.
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A. M
Sharpless
Frankin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Alumni Society of Penn Dental Dept Holds 21st Reunion
The University of Pennsylvania dental department Alumni Society held its twenty first annual reunion in Dental Hall with clinics and lectures by professors and dentists including Swing Rhein Cryer Tracy Head Nichol Cameron Darby Register Jack Essig Harper Gaylord Schamburg and Gilbert. A banquet honoring the graduates followed at the Bartram.
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University of Pennsylvania Dental Department
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M. L. Rhein
M. H. Cryer
W. D. Tracy
Joseph Head
J. P. Nichol
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E. T. Darby
H. C. Register
L. F. Jack
C. J. Essig
T. W. Harper
A. N. Gaylord
M. IL. Schamburg
Gilbert
Bartram
Shippensburg Normal Holds Baccalaureate and Class Day Events
Carlisle June 10 The Cumberland Valley State Normal School at Shippensburg will hold a baccalaureate sermon on June 23, the principal's address to the graduating class on June 24 at 10 A M, an art exhibit and musical and literary entertainment on June 24, class day for seniors on June 25, and a reunion for Cluss and alumni on the same day. The commencement exercises will be held Wednesday June with the alumni banquet in the evening.
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Shippensburg Normal
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Cluss
Drexel Institute Dress Making and Millinery Exhibit Opens
The Drexel Institute showcases work from its dress making and millinery students across first through third grades. The two year course includes two lessons weekly with two hour sessions, and a comment exercise today at 11. Pureneens McAlister will address the graduates.
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Roman Catholic High School Class Elects Officers
The Roman Catholic High School Class of 1997 held its annual supper at the Rittenhouse. An election of officers followed naming John J. Magee president James J. Powers vice president Thomas O’Halloran secretary and treasurer and J Bart Moss sergeant-at-arms. The committee included Messia Byrne Bell Co. O’Holloran and J Joseph Jallon.
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Closing exercises at Pennsylvania College of Music
Saturday night ceremonies at 1511 Girard avenue saw Kate H Chandler president of the college deliver the address and award diplomas to seven graduates. The fragment mentions the Peddie Institute in New Jersey and a Baptist Church in New York with references to the Rev Howard J Jones, but the text is partial.
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Peddie
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