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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1902

Page

5

Many Graduates Receive Diplomas Across Philadelphia Institutions

Central High School and Haverford College led large Class of graduates in a year of record numbers. Commencement events spanned universities and preparatory schools as six days of exercises began at the University of Pennsylvania with the closing meeting of the literary societies.

Central High School University of Pennsylvania Haverford College

Graduates of Haverford College Celebrate Largest Class

The 39 graduates of Haverford College, led by President Isaac Sharpless, receive diplomas as Dr. Le Baron Briggs delivers the commencement oration. Prizes and honors crown the ceremony with Phi Beta Kappa elections, class awards, and multiple degrees announced amid student and faculty presence.

le Baron Russell Briggs Harvard Haverford Dr. le Baron Russell Briggs Haverford College Isaac Sharpless Harvard University

Central High School Confers Largest Class Diploma

The Academy of Music hosted Central High School commencement where 117 graduates completed four year courses and received diplomas. The ceremony marked the largest class in the school's history.

Central High School Acad

Commencement Events at University of Pennsylvania

Commencement exercises begin with literary society closings in College Hall. Diplomas are awarded to graduates. Tonight features class reunions and Alumni Association meetings. The Sigma Chi annual assembly will hear Prof. R H Thurston of Cornell in Houston Hall. Frank Miles Day will lecture on Washington’s architectural development. Priestley Club holds a semi annual meeting in the John Harrison Laboratory.

University of Pennsylvania Chapel College University Club R. H. Thurston Cornell University Sigma Chi Fraternity Houston Hall Frank Miles Day City of Washington School of Architecture College Hall Priestley Club John Harrison Laboratory Chemistry

Fox Brothers To Lead Tactics Class At Boys High

Professor Joseph Fox will teach tactics at the Boys' High School where Lee Fox serves as a five member faculty member.

Joseph Fox Lee Fox

School to Offer Military Drill Courses in Fall Annex

The school will open in September with a new military drill course for willing students. A sub committee of Kavanagh, Tilden and Cook will design gymnastic exercises to be taught in the upcoming annex, aimed at developing a manly bearing among young men.

Sharpless Hoar Senate Presbyterian Church Messrs Kavanagh Tilden Cook

Central Manual School graduates honor scholars at ceremony

Graduation exercises at the Central Manual Training School in Broad Street Theatre featured Dr. M. G. Brumbaugh delivering the address. Edwin C. Moore was valedictorian while William B. Neill and Edwin C. Moore received the gold and silver medals for scholarship. The list of graduates includes Edwin C. Moore and many others, with related ceremonies and upcoming events at Pennington Seminary and Bucknell University. Bucknell opened its fifty-second commencement with a music exhibition directed by Dr. F. E. Aviragnet, featuring students from Lewisburg and surrounding towns.

Charles William Meadowcroft, Jr Albert Anthony Giesecke John William Hardt William Robert Murphy Maurice Bower Saul John L. Laird Central Training School Broad Street Theatre Central Manual Training School Broad Street M. G. Brumbaugh Edwin C. Moore Sayre William B. Neill Philadelphia Times Lewisburg Bucknell University Bucknell Hall School of Music FE. Aviragnet Esther Lydie Mahaffey Lola Burchinal Uniontown Bettie Florin Johnsonburg Ruth Stephens Estie Ocker Centre Hall Artilissa Steele Milton Nellie Dunkle Martha Taylor Factoryville Mary Stanton Chinchilla Nellie Goddard Ningpoo China Martha Myers Punxsutawner Hayden Prout Wiconiseo Pauline Berger Watsontown Mayme Davis Knoxville Tenn Elizabeth Cornelius Elizabeth Russell

Friends' Select School Commencement Honors Graduates

The Friends' Select School on Sixteenth and Cherry held its annual commencement with J Henry Bartlett presiding and John H Dillingham delivering the address. Graduates presented theses on topics including The Dunkers Jane Welsh Carlyle Christ Hospital and German Universities among others, with Florence Megee delivering the valedictory.

Friends’ Select School Sixteenth Cherry Streets J. Henry Bartlett John H. Dillingham the Dunkers Mabel Cheyney de Louise Prussia Helen Walton Thert Christ's Hospital Mary Margaret Rogers Jane Welsh Carlyle Eliza Jones Clevenger Florence Egee Ethel Reader Crain College Elsie Gaskill Davis Marly New Jersey

Graduation at Mount St. Josephs Academy showcases multiple honors

Miss Mary Adams Hayden of Bloomington Illinois and Miss Clara Agnes Cannon of Newark New Jersey led the Mount St. Josephs Academy for Young Ladies commencement at Chestnut Hill. Diplomas and medals were presented by Rev J O Sullivan with several special premiums for top averages in disciplines including cooking instrumental and vocal music. The Bishop presided as graduates Cecelia Knittel Regina McCarty Mary OCallaghan Mary Murray and Mary Hedges received diplomas and prizes for excellence in academics music and language. In the boys section Joseph McCloskey Engelbert Byrne and George Fornwall earned certificates.

Academy Hall Mount St. Joseph's Academy For Chestnut Hill Mary Adams Hayden Bloomington Ill Clara Agnes Cannon Newark N. J J. O'Sullivan Our Mother of Consolation Church Mary Agnes Sexton Agnes Sexton Anna Donaghy Miss Mary Smith Miss Mary MacNamara Louise Shaw Mary MacNamara Clare Connor Bishop Prendergast Academy of the Convent of Mercy Broad Street Columbia Avenue Cecelia M. Knittel Regina M. McCarty Mary A. O'Callaghan Mary M. Murray Mary A. Hedges Nora Foley May Conway May Magill Margaret Coyle Marie Roche Ella Bolger

Cadets Parade At Pennsylvania Military College Commencement

Colonel Henry Clay Cochrane of the U S Marine Corps reviewed the cadet battalion at the Pennsylvania Military College in Chester with high court attendance. Officers from the Navy and Army observed as the cadets performed drill maneuvers and a praised sham battle. Medals and bars were awarded by the Eastern Alumni Association to cadets, including a Bergels medal for cavalry work.

Chester Henry Clay Cochrane United States Marine Corps Pennsylvania Military College Cochrane Charles E. Hyatt Silas G. Comfort J. C. Breckinridge League Island Marine Barracks Frank E. Evans United States Dixie D. W. Blake Arthur Z. O'Leary A!d J. E. Hoffer Ordnance Department Army Navy Eastern Alumni Association Bergels

Kilpatrick Found Guilty of First Degree Murder

Robert Kilpatrick of Chester was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the February 14 killing of his housekeeper Elizabeth Bea mere. The defense admitted the act and sought an insanity verdict, with counsel immediately moving for a new trial.

Philadelphia Times Robert Kilpatrick Chester Kilpatrick Elizabeth Beamere

Burglars Loot Conshohocken Homes in Broad Round

Six prominent residences were entered in Conshohocken with victims reporting silverware jewelry and clothing taken. Burglars gained access via rear doors or windows at sites including Caleb Wilson Mrs. Conrad Lee Miller Paulus Dr. D. R. Beaver Rev. J. F. Shepherd and Charlies Lukens. An attempt on Charles Heber Clarke’s home failed.

Philadelphia Times Norristown Conshohocken Caleb Wilson Conrad Lee Miller Paulus D. R. Beaver

Fireman Fatally Scalded in Bridge Construction Accident

NORRISTOWN June 13 Leo Nevins 21 of Bridgeport a fireman at the Reading Railway bridge construction across the Schuylkill was severely burned when a boiler exploded while he operated a derrick engine at Charity Hospital he is in precarious condition.

Philadelphia Times Norristown Leo Nevins Bridgeport Reading Schuylkill Charity Hospital Levins

Farm House Robbed by Sneak Thief

READING June 13 A daylight robbery occurred yesterday at the home of Jonathan Trexlee Lenhartsville. While the family except Mrs Trexler were in the hay field the thief entered a second story window and escaped with 80 dollars in cash a gold watch and a revolver.

Philadelphia Times Reading Jonathan Trexlee Lenhartsville

Woman in Burning Accident Dies in Reading Hospital

Mrs. Catharine Hunter is dying at St. Joseph's Hospital from injuries after her clothing caught fire while starting a fire in Reading Pennsylvania. The June 13 report notes the accident and her critical condition.

Philadelphia Times Reading Catharine Hunter St. Joseph's Hospital

Independent slates form in new Sixth Congressional district

Notes on potential candidates across wards 21, 22, 24, 27, 34, 40 and 41 for Congress Senate and Legislature. Names mentioned include Henry Budd J Bayard Henry G Von Phul Jones Jacob Leeds Ziba T Moore Paul Bedford and backers such as the Pennsylvania Railroad. District history cites victories by Yerkes over Potter and Coray over Harris.

Yerkes Justice Potter Supreme Court Coray Harris Congress Henry Budd Davis Union Senate J. Bayard Henry Pennsylvania Railroad 21St Ward G. von Phul Jones Ashbridge Durham Jones Jacob Leeds Ziba T. Moore Paul Bedford Crothers

Missing Persons Report For Several Citizens

Police note multiple missing persons including Frank Hoffman age 9 at 4144 Market Street since June 12 and Edward Makleson age 35 at 2781 Cambridge Street since June 1. Also listed are Guy Johnson 18 at 3132 Diamond Street since June 11 Jenett Leaghtman 15 at 422 North Fourth Street Hugh Kbn 26 at 1420 Sansom Street since June 10 Jane McCabe 48 or 50 at 312 North Seventh Street since June 5 J W Smith 30 at Nineteenth and Diamond Streets attic since June 11.

Frank Hoffman Fannie Hoffpas Market Street Edward P. Makleson Goers Cambridge Street Guy Johnson Diamond Street Jenett Leaghtman North Fourth Street Hugh K Bn Sansom Street Jane McCabe North Seventh Street J. W. Smith Diamond Streets

Kerr plans Santos-Dumont airship ascents at Brighton Beach

In Brooklyn it was announced that George F. Kerr of Syndicate Construction Company has arranged with M Santos-Dumont to make ascensions with his airship at Brighton Beach this summer. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company agreed to permit use of the west end of the Brighton Beach Hotel property for the operation. A building to house the airship is said to be erected on Monday.

New York Brooklyn George F. Kerr Syndicate Construction Company Manhattan M. Santos-Dumont Brighton Beach Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company

Cheap Round Trip Fare to Denver for Convention

Baltimore and Ohio Railway offers one fare for a round trip to Denver Colorado for attendees of the International Sunday School Convention. Tickets good for specific dates around the convention period with return by a stated deadline.

Denver Col Baltimore and Ohio Ralireed

Ruling Democrats Meet Here Today

Democrats from across the state gather at 11 in the Erie city headquarters to map ballot reform personal registration and primary laws for the Erie convention. Leaders like Dallas Sanders John S Bill James A Stranahan and Charles P Donnelly attend alongside William T Creasy John M Garman and George W Guthrie.

Erie Dallas Sanders Democratic Committee John S. Billin Dea James A. Stranahan William J Reensune Pittsburg John J. Green Philadelphia Charles P. Donnelly William T. Creasy John M. Garman Wilkesbarre James Kerr Cleare J. E. P. Hall George W. Guthrie Atlantic City Garden Hotel Mr. Sanders

Quay To Be Away During The Summer

Senator Quay's temporary choice as Republican State convention chairman draws speculation about its binding effect. Judge Pennypacker undecided on resigning to campaign as party leaders send congratulatory telegrams while Quay plans a Maine hunting trip delaying full campaign activity. A party yachting cruise conveys social support before September political resumes.

Creasy Pennypacker Elkin Quay Hall Gordon Penrose Hastings Pattison J. E. P. Hall Elk County James Gay Gordon Judge Pennypacker Frank Reeder John Elkin Maine Durham James L. Miles James P. McNichol Klemmer Public Safety English

Vibration Destroys Hatching Eggs Says Expert

An expert warns that vibration severely impacts incubator hatching. Train rumble, wagon wheels, or even a door bang can ruin an entire batch if the incubator is not placed away from disturbances. Thunderstorms and other disturbances also threaten hatch success.

Berks Republicans charge Lehigh broke faith in pact

Reading reports Berks county Republican leaders accuse Lehigh of breaking a two term Congressional nomination compact. They claim Berks promised to back Mayor Lewis for Lieutenant Governor if Igh’s delegates supported Elkin, a pledge not honored. Some fear Berks aim to disrupt GOP unity to boost Green’s candidacy.

Lehigh Green Philadelphia Times Allentown Berks County Berks Lewis Igh Elkin Congressman Green

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Snyder Elias Buergeleisen Charles Downing Frank G. Sayre Robert Ellis Thompson William B. Hanna Associated Alumni Daniel Dorsey Wolf Edwin Elliott Calverley Albert Strickler Louis Spivak A. B Alain le Roy Locke Eugene Armbruster Phillips Charles Bowden John Aloysius Nash Augustus Falton Shick Byron Albert Milner Stephen Girard Samuel Henry Walker Alexander Hamilton Victor Alexander Maurice Irving Lindrith Main Napoleon Bonaparte Flias Buegeleisen B. S William Harte Charles H. Albrecht Joseph Bailey Harry L. Barowar Marry W. Bauer Leon H. Birkmire Albert R. Bishop Gordon A. Block Edwin BE Calverley Robert E. Caskey John B. Copes Herbert W. Cornell Thomas J. Dobbins Charles L. Downing Walter G. Dutton George A. Blasser Samuel Feldman William H. Geisler James Gilmore John F. G. Hicks Thomas Sarmanel Schwartz James H. Simms LeRoy Smith Morton Paul B. Sullivan Franklin P. Samm Herman F. Sutter Charles J. Swaim James C. Walker Francis W. Dekke Thomas M. Woods James 8. 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