Scott Breaks With Machine in Luzerne Senate Race
Special Telegram to the Times Wilkes-Barre June 11. W J Scott declares he will not vote for Quay if re elected to the State Senate. He says he favors radical reform in Harrisburg including a state loan for a new Capitol and economical administration with fixed salaries and return of all fees to the State. Quay leaders fear a split anti Quay vote among insurgents.
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Wilkesbarre
W. J. Scott
Quay
Senate
Scott
Luzerne County
Harrisburg
Capitol
Colonel H. H. Gilkyson Nominated for State Senate
Phoenixville June 11 Colonel H. H. Gilkyson received a letter from fusion leaders requesting his candidacy for the State Senate to oppose Dr. William P. Snyder of Spring City. Gilkyson, a lawyer and noted speaker, has supported fusion for years and would enter a competitive race if he consents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
H. H. Gilkyson
Senate
William P. Snnyder
Springbty
Gilkyson
Eney
Snyder
Arrest of Four Men in Avondale Killing of Alfred Green
Four colored men Hector Williams Harry Williams John Brown and William Dorsey were arrested in connection with the death of Alfred Green whose body was found on a railroad track near Avondale after a Saturday night incident. District Attorney Baldwin and the Coroner questioned the evidence as possible motives and paths of the crime remain debated. Witnesses report a nearby fight near the quarries early Sunday morning and Green was last seen leaving Chatham with the men under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Hector Williams
Harry Williams
John Brown
William Dorsey
Alfred Green
Avondale
Baldwin
Green
Chatham
Ancient Order of Hibernians Meet in Mahanoy City
The Ancient Order of Hibernians opens its 42nd annual gathering in Mahanoy City with about 1500 delegates expected from across the state. Streets are decorated with arches and flags as Mass at J Cantens Church precedes two daily sessions at Kaler's until Thursday, capped by a monster parade and picnic.
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Mahanoy
Ma City
Dune
Order of
Hibernians
Cataw
J. Cantens
Kaler's
Lieutenant Butler Off to China
Special Telegram to The Times West Chester June 11 First Lieutenant Smedhey D Butler son of Congressman Thomas 8 Butler has sailed with the First Marine Regiment from Cavite Philippine Islands for China where the force has been detailed to protect American missionaries from the Borers The regiment is 350 men the flower of the marines It is not expected that any word will be received from Butler for several weeks
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Butler
China
the Times
West Chester
Smedhey D.butler
Thomas
First Marine Regiment
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Chester County Woman in Tien-Tsin During Boxer Uprising
Special Telegram reports Mrs. Robert Gayley of West Chester, wife of a Presbyterian minister and missionary in Whine, is in Tien-Tsin amid the Boxer outrages. Friends here express safety concerns as she travels or resides near the scene.
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Chester
Tien-Tsin
West Chester
Robert Gayley
Whine
Tien Tain
Woman Falls From Second Story Window
A woman at 624 Court Street fell from a second story to the street below in Reading on June 11. She landed on the pavement and was reported in stable condition, with witnesses describing the fall as an accident and authorities beginning a routine inquiry.
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Tus Timms
Reading
A Willam Manderbech
Court Street
Madman Fraker Dies After Fierce Fight With Sheriff
Chambersburg June 11. Robert Fraker a deranged maniac died at the almshouse from a stroke after a desperate confrontation with Sheriff Pensinger and Deputy Henninger. He had terrorized Nyensville residents since escaping two months earlier and fought the officers when captured.
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Chambersburg
Pensinger
Henninger
Robert Fraker
Almshouse
Fraker
Nyesville
Nyensville
Penkinger
Passenger train wreck foiled near Greenawalt station
A thwarted sabotage on the Schuylkill and Lehigh Railroad near Greenawalt, Berks County, involved spikes and plates fixed inside a rail on a sharp curve. The engineer was signaled to stop, passengers were frightened, and investigators will pursue a thorough inquiry.
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Reading
Schuylkill and Lehigh
Greenawalt Station
Spanish gun found loaded in Bradford city gun
Harrisburg reports Governor Stone received a letter from Bradford Mayor Greenawalt warning safe handling of a Spanish gun given to Bradford after the war. The weapon turned out loaded and was discharged safely in the suburbs without harm. A second loaded Spanish gun was found in St. Louis. Greenawalt urged inspecting the gun barrel for any charge.
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the Times
Harrisburg
Capitol Park
Stone
Greenawalt
Bradford
St. Louis
Burial of Colonel Jordan Marked by Formal Public Tributes
Special Telegram from Harrisburg reports the burial of Colonel Francis Jordan at Harrisburg Cemetery following funeral services at his West State Street residence. Notable attendees included Rev. Dr. George S. Chambers, honorary pallbearers General H. S. Huidekoper and Judge John W. Simonton, with remarks by Ex-Auditor General Thomas A. McCamant and Ex-District Attorney Meade D. Detweller. A Dauphin county bar meeting was held to plan further tributes.
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Harrisburg
Francis Jordan
West State Street
George 8. Chambers
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Mr. Jordan
H. 8. Huidekoper
Philadelphia
John W. Simonton
A. R. Shellenberger
Jacob 8. Seiler
D. W. Cox
Thomas McCamant
State Department
Henry A. Kelker
T. T. Wierman
E. Z. Gross
W. C. Armor
Leroy J. Wolfe
Rupp
Meade D. Detweller
Dauphin County
Jordan
Judge Simonton
John Fox Weiss
Paul A. Kunkel
Levi B. Alticks
Robe Snodgrass
M. W. Jacobs
J. H. Shopp
Levi B. Alricks
Con A M. E. Olmsted
Thomas A. McCamant
Meade D. Detwetler
On Trial for His Life in Etonsburg
Michael M. Brown of Puritan Cambria county faces trial for the shooting of Daniel Lear and injuring Thomas in his boarding house incident during April. The case, linked to a wider week of events, will proceed as jurors retire at noon. A second Johnstown case against John McKenzie for the killing of Charles Bannan is also expected to go to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Etonsburg
Michael M. Brown
Puritan
Cambria County
Daniel Lear
Thomas
Brown
Collier
John McKenzie
Johnstown
Charles Bannan
Harrisburg Charter News Lists Several New Corporations
Chartered by the State Department on June 11 Harrisburg announces new corporate entities including Masontown Electric Light Heath Power Company Masontown Fayette county with $10000 capital Cold Spring Bleaching and Furnishing Works Yardley Centre rom Real Estate Prentice E sving Serres ibomia capital gas company Senacesas $10000 Tyrone i Land Company Pittsburg capital $3000.
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State Department
Harrisburg
Masontown Electric Light
Heath Power Company
Masontown
Fayette County
Capital
Cold Spring
Yardley
Centre Rom Real Estate Tion
Aa Prentice E Sving Serres Ibomia
Capital Ad Gas Comny
Senacesas
Ra A Tyrone
I Land Company
Pittsburg
State Political Notes Sketch Democratic County Power Struggle
State notes show Cc P Byron of Bradford seeking the Democratic county chairmanship while M George Drayton of district 2 faces competition. Chaiken John O Toole of Blair County Democrats urges fusion to unite the party against an Independent ticket, with signals of a potential fusion outcome as the Altoona scene develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Byron
Bradford
Democratic County Committee
George Drayton
I Jobe Cc
Tee
John O'Toole
Blair County
Golden wedding celebrated for Rev Dr George C Heckman wife
Rev Dr George C Heckman and his wife marked fifty years of marriage in Reading on June 1 with many friends relatives and letters of congratulations. Married June 11 1850 in Easton they moved to this city from Cincinnati twelve years ago where he has served as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. They have six children all present and both in good health.
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Reading
George C. Heckman
Heckman
Easton
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
Princeton Theological Seminary
Port Bryan
N. Y
Avondale
Hanover College
Mrs Amerman Remembered Dixon in One Will
Scranton notes reveal Mrs Ella Amerman 1899 will left $50 000 income to Rev J K Dixon via trustee Edgar Champlin Boston executor. The will set life term payments from the income with principal to follow if she dies after June 1899. Col Watres flew to Boston to confirm details as executor Near agreement on trust terms remains.
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Scranton
L. A. Watres
Ella M. Amerman
Boston
Mass
Amerman
Edgar R. Champlin
Cambridge
Massachusetts
J. K. Dixon
Eyrastont
Equity
West Chester Pioneers Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary
West Chester prepares for a banquet marking the twenty fifth anniversary of the West Chester Pioneer Corps. Seventy two members expected. President Talbot to serve as toastmaster and attend the June 18 parade as an aide on the chief marshal’s staff after attending an aides meeting in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pioneers
the Times
West Chester
West Chester Pioneer Corps
Talbot
Phila Iphia
Robber Crashes Home Steals Missionary Box in Faynesboro
A man who gave the name William O Grady and claimed Seranted as his home entered Faynesboro six weeks ago. He gained access to a house, had free run of the place, and stole a missionary bank containing a large sum of money. Police seek him as the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Faynesboro
William O'Grady
Missionary Bank
Marriage of Professor Kelchner and Miss Moyer at Myerstown
Special Telegram reports from Tas Thnemes Lebanon that Professor Charies 8 Kelchner and Miss Carrie A Moyer were married today at the bride’s home in Myerstown with Rev W Hartaler of United Evangelical officiating. Kelchner, a graduate of a local college, and his bride are described as a young couple amid ceremony details.
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Tas Thnemes
Lebanon
Charies
Kelchner
Carrie
A. Moyer
Myerstown
Rev
W.hartaler
United Evangelical ‘Armed Pew
Bright College
Coroner Links Mine Explosion to Fire
A coroner's verdict states Edward Morgan died from a gas explosion at Royal Oak Colliery in No 6 gangway. The fire boss is found negligent for not making inspections before workers entered. Ives plans to sue the company for damages.
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Tee Tracme
Shamokin
Jene
Edward Morgan
Royal Oak
Ives
Youngster Fatally Wounded in Accident at Greensburg
In Greensburg on June 11 13 year old Frank Crawford son of Johan W Crawford of Ligenier was fatally wounded by a firearm accident involving a competitor's rifle. Local police and officials are investigating the incident.
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Greensburg
Frank Crawford
Johan W. Crawford
Ligenier
African Methodist pastors appointed at Philadelphia conference
The eighty fourth session of the Philadelphia Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church closed in Chester on June 11. Bishop William B. Derrick announced numerous appointments across districts including Webster Norriatows Bris Ww ant Mot and others to churches and missions in towns such as Centreville Lewes Georgetown Seaford Smyrna Camden East Frederica Middletown Phoenixville Pottsville and Coatesville among others. The list includes presiding elders and pastors assigned to regions from Milford to Columbia with many named churches and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Chester
Philadelia Conference
African Methodist Biscopal Church
William B. Derrick
Webster
Norriatows
Rhantown
Ne H
Vorwood
Ynum
Bryo Mawr
W. Thornton
Wayne
BE. Byrd
Centreville
W. West
New Town
William Oliver
Ber
B. F
C. Jones
Horntown
J. H. Buckner
Harrisburg
James H. Thomas
Steelton
Smyrna
Ship
Pr. F
Camden
R. W
East Frederica
Jackson
Newell
Middletown
Ont Phorter
Chapel Hart
James B West
Dckson
Hlogter J. Holland
Hos
Robbery charge after trunk thrown from freight car
George Williams was arrested by railroad officer Henry Black after a trunk containing clocks, thermometers, hats, and valises was found along Conestoga tower route. The case involved multiple alibis and questions, with authorities noting possible drumming theft from freight cars.
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Lancaster
George Williams
Henry Black
Williams
Conestoga Tower
Kreider
Willliams
Conestoga
Rank
William Proctor
Alderman Deen
Jersey City
Philadelphia
New York
North Carolina
Swarthmore Class Day Celebrates 1900 Graduates
Swarthmore College held class day exercises with decor on Parrish Hall and campus. George Lewis Bean led the class in a farewell address as Margery Pyle read the class history and Miss Mary Haviland recited the class poem. The ivy dedication followed by Edmund Alban Harvey, bean then passed the class spade to 1901 president. Baccalaureate sermon by President W W Birdsall opened commencement with the theme Faith is the substance of things hoped for.
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Searthmores
Swarthmore College
Parrish Hall
George Lewis Bean
Margery Pyle
Mary Haviland
Ethel
Ivy
Edmund Alban Harvey
Bean
Katherine Pfeiffer
Florence
Philadelphia
George Michael Lamb
Baltimore
Jessie M. Lukens
Bird T. Baldwin
Marshalton
W. W. Birdsall
Friends’ Meeting House
Juniors Have Their Day At Franklin and Marshall
The junior oratorical contest at Franklin and Marshall College featured speakers with topics including Motive Power of Sentiment by Paul Kiefer of Hagerstown and The Interpreter of Life by G W Laitz of Sternsville. Judges Rev J Hicks B Howard Roth and G Dickson awarded the prize to Mr 1 and honorary mention to others. A B Kuhn of Chambersburg won the English proficiency prize for the freshman class.
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Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
Paul Kiefer
Hagerstown
Schheffer
Fleetwood
G. W. Laitz
Sternsville
aOverts
T. Robert A . City
Gomme He
Rev. J. Hicks
Linden Hall Seminary Finishes 106th Commencement
Linden Hall Seminary marks its 106th annual commencement with Rev. Charles A. Haehnle presiding. The event at Linden Hall featured graduates and note of the Moravian Church involvement in Nazareth, Pa.
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Tim Lititz
Linden Hall Seminary
Charles A. Haehnle
Moravian Church
Nasareth
Founder of South Jersey towns near death in Vineland
Vineland June 11 Charles K Landis founder of Hammonton Vineland New Italy Sea Isle City is in critical condition from paralysis at his home. The doctor says death is hourly expected. Landis born 1833 Philadelphia studied law admitted 1882. He founded Hammonton 1857 and drew the first stake for Vineland, establishing it as a temperance town. He married Clara Meade and has three sons.
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Vineland
Charles’ K. Landis
South Jersey
Landis
Waldo F. Sawyer
Charles Kline Landis
Philadelphia
Hammonton
New Italy
Sea Isle City
Clara F. Meade
Commodore Richard W. Meade
General Meade
New Jersey Supreme Court Decisions
The New Jersey Supreme Court today rendered several decisions dismissing disbarment actions against Major Carl Lentz of Newark Joseph M Noonan and Alexander Simpson of Jersey City. It sustained assessments by Trenton assessors on Mechanics National Bank stock shares. It granted a new trial for A L Rueberk who won 4000 against Camden real estate dealer David Hallinger.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Carl Lentz
Newark
Joseph M. Noonan
Alexander Simpson
Jersey City
Mechanics’ National Bank
A. L. Rueberk
David Hallinger
Camden
Women to Join Steel Firm as Care Makers
Atha & Illingsworth plans to introduce women workers as care makers at its Newark steel works. Existing male workers may be displaced as women take over the jobs, work longer hours, and for lower pay. A new shop specially adapted for women is under construction at the plant.
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Tug Timms
Newark
Atha & Illingsworth
Harvey Thomas Hurt In Mount Holly Accident
Celodsus Enu merator Harvey Thomas of the District Attorney's office was badly injured in Mount Holly as his head struck a curb stone this morning. A gash over his eye will disfigure him for life.
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the Times
Mount Holly
N. J
Celodsus
Harvey Thomas
District Attorney's Office
Daly to chair New Jersey delegation at Democratic convention
In Jersey City on June 11 a conference of Democratic leaders practically agreed that Congressman William D. Daly of Hoboken would serve as chairman of New Jersey's delegation to the Democratic national convention in Kansas City.
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THE
Times
Jersey City
Willam D. Daly
Hoboken
New Jersey
Kansas City
Train tragedy and vandalism in New Jersey notes
Hugh Hart a boatman died after being struck by a train on a Newark bridge as he appeared to jump. In Paterson two youths aged 14 and 16 were jailed for attempting to wreck a coal train by loosening brakes.
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Hugh Hart
Newark
Arthur Claxton
Fritz Prey
Paterson
Lumber Mill Fire Destroys Dewees Bracken Works
A blaze at Dewees and Bracken's Paoli mill and lumber yards burned from late night into early morning, destroying thousands in property. A large will, millwork, and top quality lumber were incinerated as Malvern fire crews arrived too late to save the mill.
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West Chester
Dewees & Bracken
Paoli
Malvern
Locomotive Strike Leaves Skinner Injured in Norristown
Alexander Skinner, superintendent of the Bridgeport Paper Works, was struck by a Reading Railway locomotive while crossing fields en route to the factory. He was hurled ten feet, badly cut but not seriously injured, and his condition was reported as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Norristown
Alexander Skinner
Bridgeport Paper Works
Reading Railway
Skinner
Fatally Squeezed in a Mine at Cameron Colliery
Shamokin June 11 Leon Blont of Marshallton was fatally injured at Cameron Colliery. He worked as a breast and was crushed when cars passed while descending the gangway. He suffered multiple fractures and died at the scene. He leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Shamokin
Leon Blont
Marshallton
Cameron Colliery
Harrow
Moravian Service and Commencement Events Noted
The Moravian church hosted a sermon at Mary Lees Memory Chapel. Principal Rev. Charles D. presided at the close with a reception for the senior class. The annual concert and class events followed, with commencement exercises scheduled for Wednesday.
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Mary Lees Memory Chapel
Charles D
Jean’ Alomoi
Prisoner's Probably Fatal Plunge
Robert Moyles, awaiting trial for desertion, jumped from the prisoners box in court and fell to the floor. He was likely fatally injured as a crowd gathered and officials moved to secure the area.
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THE
Times
Scranton
Jane
Robert Moyles
Legat Ay
State News in Brief From Northumberland County Calamities
In Northumberland County a boy named Ralph was killed by a stone while aiding in measurement at Cariucci's. Micheel Terdyfen and Michael Wargo were captured after holding up Frank Lackshaw at Ricxory Swamp. Mietta Freming, three, fell from a wagon and fractured her back at a home in Islor.
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Ralph
Cariucci
Micheel Terdyfen
Michael Wargo
Frank Lackshaw
Ricxory
Northumberland County
Brat Pee
Mietta Freming
Islor
Northumberland
Cow incident leaves Belfry girl in serious condition
Norristown June 11 Mia Jacob Brunner of Belfry near here lies at home in serious condition after being kicked and trampled by a cow. She went to the stable to fetch milk and seated herself between two cows when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Mia
Jacob Brunner
Belfry
Horse Killed and Woman Badly Injured in Hartiezton Incident
In Lewisburg on June 11 Mrs. Elies Reamer 40 of Hartieton attempted to stop a runaway horse. The horse was killed and Mrs. Reamer sustained serious injuries that may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Lewisburg
Elies Reamer
Hartieton
Marriage notice in Bloomeburg residence
Special Telegram reports Miss Eins L daughter of William Pox and Charlee E Moyer were married at the residence by Rev J D Greene on January 11. The ceremony involved the couple and attendees noted in the telegram from Bloomeburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tua Timms
Bloomeburg
Jane
Eins L
William Pox
End Charlee E Moyer
Eo Greene
J. D
Post Office Thieves Take Two Dollars in Buckhorn
Special Telegram to THE Timers from Blomsburg June 11 burglars entered the Buckhorn post office in this county by forcing rear doors and fleeing after a failed safe crack. They took the cash drawer from the Harreneral store housing the post office. This is the second burglary at the office in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomsburg
Buckhorn
Murderer Pleads Guilty in Court in Jessup
Special Telegram to The Trews reports Peter Chepreana pleaded guilty to the January murder of August A. Sehoenia at a Jessup christening. Judge Archbald set the crime as second degree after hearing the evidence. The tragedy occurred on a Sunday. two men were intoxicated, the rest injured.
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Trews
Scranton
Peter Chepreana
August A. Sehoenia
Jessup
Archbald
Valley of
Ischna
Six Men Injured in Centre Hill Roof Demolition
Special teleerem from Bellefonte reports six men were injured at Centre Hill when a church roof under demolition collapsed into the cellar. Three were badly hurt as rafters gave way and toppled into the cellar.
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Times
Bellefonte
Centre Hill
Sinking Creek
Wrenn's Injuries Proved Fatal
Norristown records Patrick Wrenn a laborer who suffered serious injuries at Washington Square last week and died from complications. The incident involved a Fr Merphy and a trucker, with medical staff attending but unable to save him. Local authorities filed the case as a fatal injury and continued inquiries.
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Wrenn
Tax Tits
Norristown
Patrick Wrenn
Fr. Merphy
Washington Square
Hoepitat Siesta
Hugh O'Hare Dies in Service Detail in Telegram
Special telegram from Tas Times Serenton reports Hugh O'Hare aged 24 who served in the U S Air Service is mentioned in connection with a Bee Gee mission. Details are incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Times
Serenton
Hugh O'Hare
Bievente U. S
Hae
Princeton Class Day Exercises Mark 153d Commencement
The Princeton 153d commencement featured class day events in Alexander Hall with senior procession led by president Owsley Brown and remarks by Francis L. Patton. David L. Chambers delivered the class oration, Baldwin Gwynne Huntington read the class poem, and Joseph Addison Jones gave the oration at Nassau Hall. The cannon exercises followed, with Charles Herbert Stuart presenting and Charles Yeomans reciting the class history. President Brown gave the farewell, the class ode closed the day, Zimmerman's Naval Academy Band provided music, and a campus promenade concert lit by Chinese lanterns capped the evening before tomorrow’s alumni meeting and dinner.
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Princeton
Alexander Hall
Nassau Hall
Owsley Brown
Francis L. Patton
William Hanford Edwards
Lisle
N. Y
Edwards
David Laurence Chambers
Washington, D. C
Mr. Chambers
Baldwin Gwynne Huntington
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Addison Jones
Passaic
N. J
Charles Herbert Stuart
Logansport
Ind
Charles Yeomans
West Orange
Zimmerman
Naval Academy
Princeton 1900 Class Facts and Figures Summary
Princeton statistics for the 1900 senior class show 208 members, 142 in two literary societies led by the American Whig Society. The oldest member is 31, the youngest 19. law is the top profession, ministry has 18. one man wants to be the ice man. Presbyterians predominate, one atheist, Republicans dominate politics. Favorite authors Scott and Kipling, Tennyson the poet, Me the top study. Expenditures rise from 662.43 in freshman year to 782.30 senior year. Ten served in the Spanish War up to Camp Alger. Arthur Poe is the famed football player. B P the most popular professor, Patton the favorite preacher. Old Nassau is the favorite song. Eine Kleine Burg is the favorite hymn.
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Princeton
American Whig Society
Scott
Kipling
Tennyson
University of Pennsylvania
Spain
Camp Alger
Arthur Poe
Hillebrand
B P
Patton
Old Nassau
Princeton faculty changes during quarterly trustees meeting
The Princeton University Board of Trustees met in the library with President Patton presiding. New trustees include Rev. Dr. George T. Purvis replacing the late Dr. William H. Green and Rev. Charles Weed D D replacing the late Dr. Samuel H. Pennington. John F. Finley was elected chair of politics, W. K. Prentice named assistant professor of Greek, Elmer Loomis promoted to full professor of physics, and Edgar C. Lovett named full professor of mathematics.
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Princeton
Board of Trustees
Princeton University
Patton
George T. Purvis
Fifth Avenue Church
New York
William H. Green
Charles Weed
D. D
Samuel H. Pennington
John F. Finley
Knox College
Galesburg
W. K. Prentice
Elmer Loomis
Edgar C. Lovett
Exeter wreck heirs settle Reading Railway suits
Norristown June 11 The court settlements in Reading Railway Company cases over the Exeter wreck of May 1899 leave only Margaret Beatty, mother of Lemuel Beatty of Plymouth Town, unsettled. Heirs of Schall, Williams and John J. Sping ed gt all reached settlements with the company. one case awarded 9500 dollars. Other settlements undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Times
Norristown
Reading Railway Company
Exeter
Margaret Beatty
Lemuel Beatty
Plymouth Towin
Scopes Schall, Williams&John J
Measles Epidemic Cited at Ches School City
Special telegram from Harrisburg reports Colonel Thomas G Sample at the Soldiers Orphanage Schools Commission offices noting authorities now control the measles outbreak at the Ches school. Measles are easing but whooping cough efforts will target prevention as two trained persons supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatimes
Harrisburg
Thomas G. Sample
Boldiers Orphany Schools Commission
Ches School
Convention of the Red Men Arrives for State Meeting
State officers and delegates to the Improved Order of Red Men began arriving in Reading on June 11 for the annual state convention. Local officials prepared for the gathering and events to come.
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Convention of the Red Men
Improved Order of Red Men
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