Alumni Gather For Pennsylvanias Annual Reunion And Commencement
The University of Pennsylvania hosts alumni reunions and banquets across departments with officers reelected for next year. The day includes baccalaureate sermons at St Stephen's Church and a full commencement program featuring graduates from Arts, Law, Medicine, and Dentistry. Dean Miller of Berlin to attend.
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Department of Dentistry
Bartean Pr. M
Reunon
University Club
Houston Hall
Roepty
Department of Denetry
Society of the Law of the Medical Department
College
Triangle
General Alumni Society
Medical
Hotel
Flanders
University of Pemarene
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Phi Beta Kappa Ciety
Society of the Alumni
Dean Miller
University of Berlin
Penn College Commencement At Gettysburg June 14
The sixty eighth annual commencement of Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg opens tomorrow. Dr Milton HM Valentine editor of the Lutheran Observer will preach the baccalaureate sermon at Christ's Lutheran Church. In the evening Professor F H Green of West Chester will address the Young Men's Christian Association. The thirty seven graduates include Amick Puiene Alles F Basehoar Gatheeare Walter Bickel Kitshens Fmory D Bream Abbottstown Sauer and others.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania College
Milton HM. Valentine
Lutheran Observer
Christ’s Lutheran Church
F. H. Green
West Chester
Young Men's Christian Association
Amick Puiene Alles
F. Basehoar
Gatheeare
J. Walter Bickel
Kitshens
Fmory D. Bream
Abbottstow
Mit Sauer
Gerne Ar Frank
Pittabarg Bilr
Sales of Horses Continue With Strong Demand Across Markets
Heavy demand for trotters and pacers is predicted in early fall as speeds at the new Park speedway attract horse lovers. Weekly sales show about 400 horses marketed at prices near last week, with strong activity at Bull's Head, William Penn Bazaar, Herkness' Bazaar, and Palace Exchange. Carriage horses fetched high prices including one at $900, and a large Nichols combination sale lists numerous consignments and varied prices across multiple horses and cobs.
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New Park
William Penn
Herkness
Palace Exchange
William McFarland
Nichols
B. Cob
T. Fowler
Iris
B. G
W. O. Reilly
Nowanda
Ye Planté
Fanny
B. m
W. Griffiths
Racine King
Satna
Dr. Steward
Ace of
Trotter
Mr. Mayhood
Lucille
Moorhead
Tom Thumb
J. Laird
G. M
A. Williamas
Robert and
Rupert
West
Josiah
F. Samuel
Snap
Ginger
B. Cobs
Mr Ifelt
Dr. Jacobes
J. W. Graf
J. Rhoades
Mr. Wigton
Howard
G. Wyncope
Baxter
Deveee
Bay
R. G
G. Bowers
Mr. Ingram
Angelo
Standard
KB. Cliff
Pacer
D. Ullach
Eocseene
Belle
W. G. Stager
Cuptain
B. W
W. Lath
Glenowood
W. Moreland
Donovan
Cee Burnside
Cob
W. Agnew
Embrey
W. Jordan
Dapple Gr. Y
W. J. Briggs
Major Pave
Mr. Budd
Jackson
W. Pier & Raven Boy
Tretter
H. C. Freddie M
R. J
Oregon
G. B. Ryandell
Boupesm
J. P. Norris
Phelps G
Bennett
T. Young
Immigrants Ordered Returned to New York
The Board of Immigration ruled that forty three Chinese laborers who arrived aboard the Ward Line Monterey from New York and reached Havana last Wednesday must be sent back to New York by the steamship company.
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Havana
Board of Immigration
Ward Line
Monterey
New York
Steamship Company
Storm Lashes City. Boys Rescued From River
An electrical storm swept the city causing property damage across North Camden. Two boys, Edward Walker and Charles Berger, were thrown from a rowboat on the river and rescued by Bridesburg policemen after a lightning flash.
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Edward Walker
Roy Street
Charles Berger
York Street
Bridesburg
Camden
Lmits
Woodbury
Tornado Hits Near Memphis Injury Seven In Rural District
A tornado tore through five miles east of Memphis Tennessee demolishing two houses and injuring seven people. The district area is described as isolated after the storm.
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Memphis
Tena
Here
Siegel Joins Chicago Firm Capital Raised to Six Million
Henry Siegel joins the Simpson-Crawford firm in Chicago as capital is increased to six million dollars. The move consolidates Siegel’s position with New York connections and signals growth for the company amid regional expansion.
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Spectal
Philadelphia Timms
Chicago
Henry Siegel
Simpson-Crawford
Milwaukee to Erect $1 Million Plus Steel Skyscraper
A new steel skyscraper valued between $1,000,000 and $6,000,000 will rise on the site of the current shop at Madison and State streets. Announcement made today by the project through the company's attorney Levy Mayer.
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Madison and
State Streets
Levy Mayer
Morgan banker Perkins visits White House before returning to New York
George W. Perkins of J. Pierpont Morgan & Co. called at the White House for about an hour and then left by train to New York. His visit, not recorded at local hotels, was not tied to the coal strike though the topic may have come up in talks with the President.
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Washington
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
White House
New York
Perkins
Philadelphia Swelters as Heat Lingers and Storms Promised
Philadelphia faced extreme heat with a 3 30 P M reading of 94 degrees tying several cities, while Norfolk led at 99. The Weather Bureau warned of more thunderstorms today but could not forecast a precise drop. The rising temperatures since January 1 and June 1 show significant excess, highlighting a persistent heat wave and several hospitalizations or recoveries among city residents and workers.
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Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Memphis
St. Louis
Washington
Atlantic City
Cape May
Boston
Arrest Follows Failure in Atlantic City Capias Case
Arthur J. Kahn, sought by detectives for a week, was arrested on a capias issued by Justice Gummere of the New Jersey Supreme Court held on $50,000 bail by Judge Endicott. He faced charges tied to $392,624 in liabilities and $222,086 in assets, with alleged diamond fraud and property transfers to Trinity Realty Co. He was captured as he attempted to board a street car, identified by a detective and a New York business associate.
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Arthur J. Kahn
Capias
Jacques Kryn
August
Charles Wouters
Brooklyn
Kahn
State Bank of
New York
Suma
Twenty-seventh Street
West Fourteenth Street
Trinity Realty Co
State of New York
Supreme Court
Trenton
Johnson
Myers
Fragmented Philadelphia college event notes
A jumble of street names and times outlines a Philadelphia gathering. Mentions Chestnut Street Washington Avenue Presbyterian committee and a tent event at 4 P M plus a Masonic Home reference. The readable text is incomplete and largely garbled.
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Carmen Fe
Ros Iwania
Orcester
Chestnut
Presbyterian
Cont
Washington Avenue
Ideate
Masonic
Aftate
Michael Johnston Missing Details Reported
A brief item notes Michael Johnston, a 10 year old boy, with an incomplete address and unclear actions since June 10. The fragment provides only scattered identifiers including street hints and a nonsensical trailing line.
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Michael Johnston
Bonus Street
Anel Gaint
Ates RI
New Suit Against the Stert Trust Seeks Blocking Bonds
Newark June 13 Edward A Day for Charles L Raymond of Boston seeks a preliminary injunction to stop United States Steel from retiring 200 million dollars of preferred stock and issuing bonds. The suit mirrors Miriam Bergers case with arguments on 1896 and 1902 corporation laws and concerns over a 600 million dollar bonded indebtedness and 30 million annual interest if prosperity ends.
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Newark
Edward A. Day
Charles L. Raymond
Boston
Emory
United States Steel Corporation
Miriam Berger
Sullivan County
New York
R. V. Lindeburg
Steel Corporation
R. V. Lindeberg
Francis Lynde Stetson
William B. Guthrie
Corporation
Robert McCarter
William J.woods
Woods, Barnes, Dean & Callahan
McCarter
Sardou on Plagiarism Dispute Over Cyrano
Paris June 13 Le Temps published an interview with Victories Sardou, veteran playwright, commenting on the Grosg-Rost dispute and the originality of Cyrano de Bergerac. It notes Bardou laughed at the charge and spoke frankly.
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Paris
le Temps Today
Victories Sardou
M. Bardou
Chi
Britain to settle Boxer indemnity claims with China
British private indemnity claims for Boxer outbreak losses will be paid soon under an understanding with the Imperial Government. Death and under £100 claims will be paid in July. higher claims may be settled in imperial Chinese four percent bonds or certificates, with installments starting July and likely extinguished after five payments.
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Philadelphia Times
Pekin
Royal court scene as Edward VII hosts final Buckingham Palace court
A rainy Buckingham Palace court for King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra features the Japanese and Korean embassies to the coronation, Indian princes, and numerous American envoys including Whitelaw Reid. The Westminster Abbey rehearsal shows heirs of state officers training as pages for the June ceremony.
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Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
England
Victoria
Prince of Wales
United States
King Edward
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Lawrence Townsend
Belgium
Wilson
Admiral Watson
United States Army
Navy
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edmund Lincoln Baylies
William Wetmore
Borup
John Biddle
Charles Alexander
New York
Sargeant
Boston
Arthur Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Westminster Abbey
Lord Salisbury
French Shipping Fears Rise Over Atlantic Combine
Paris June 13 French officials and shipping leaders urge swift government action to protect merchant marine as the American Atlantic shipping combine raises fears of monopoly. M Etienne presses Trouillot for interpellation. industry figures warn of potential ruin and urge intervention to shield French lines.
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Paris
M. Etienne
Chamber of Deputies
M. Trouillot
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Hay Asks Venezuelan Facts On Shipping Conditions
Secretary Hay requested from Venezuelan Minister Bowen a report on affairs in Venezuela focusing on shipping. The National Asphalt Company faced supply disruption at La Felicidad due to clashes near the coast. Willemstad refuses to clear Viking for the mainland amid insurgent control, prompting distress among company employees. The Orinoco Trading Company faces similar issues as ships operate between mixed government and rebel held ports. the State Department seeks relief for commerce.
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Washington
Hay
Bowen
Caracas
Cable
Venezuela
National Asphalt Company
la Felicidad
Willemstad
Trinidad
Viking
Orinoco Trading Company
State Department
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Henry Naglee Smaltz
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Paure Kreutzer
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J. E. Butler
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Charles RB. Costello
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Robert J. Early
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Robert Matt
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Harry C. Most
Michael J. Murray
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Henry B. Patton
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Davenport Plumer
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Reig
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Auber J. Robbins
Samuel R. Rosengarten
George W. Scott
John F. Shielis
Walter T. Singer
Morria EB. Smith
William J. Stanton
William W. Staake
Horace Stern
Isadore Stern
Joseph Sternberger
Ralph C. Stewart
Louis Strousse
Theodore F. Thomas
Milton L. Wessey
Clarence A. Warden
Charles H. Welles
Charles 8. Wesley
John S&s. Weather
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Arthur C. Wilde
John Wilson
Doctors of Medicine
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Chifford V. McConnico
John H. Allen
George H. McConnell
Thomas W. Batley
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Albert QO. McGeagh
Ballard
Edward A. Malion
William FP. Barudollar
Theophilus Mastin
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Frank H. Beckett
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Bender
Boutecon
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William RR. Bready
Pan FP. Bremer
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Brumbaugh
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Richard B. Butler
Edgar
Byers
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Harry J. Kirby
Frank ©. Knowles
Henry P. Kohlberger
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Jos. D. Kramer
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Willan J. Merrill
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James M. Martin
William A. Nealon
Edward A. Newton
Charles B. Noecker
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George H. Scott
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Harlan Shoemaker
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John J. Singer
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George F. Wall
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Jean J. von Kathoven
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Clayton D. Washburn
Charles P. White
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Wilkins
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Edward J. Wood
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Milton L. See
Claude M. Mith Fraok W. Smith
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Harry Dangenberg
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Joseph 8. Stevenson
Ernest E. Stillman
Robert H. Strang
Henry C. D. Taunton
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Konantz
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George M. Laws
Dohe
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Beckett
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Nidney
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Delaware
Delaware River
Tennessee
Siegel
Morgan Firm
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Master Streets
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Oxford Streets
St. Mary's Hospital
William F. Marra
Spruce Street
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Mr. Vernon Streets
Hahnemann Hospital
Charles Dagney
South Third
Taney and
Brown Streets
German Hospital
Frank Daley
South Twenty-first
Front and Vine
Pennsylvania Hospital
George Wheets
Hay Market
Twelfth
Cambria Streets
William Mecconnell
Engine Compan No
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James H. Smith
Forty-first
Savin Ice Pad Company
LIT Bros
Chestnut Street
Stert Trust
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Stetson
Gross-Rostand
Gross
Rostand
Lake Michigan
M. Sardon
Monsieur Roquelare
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M. Rostand
Sardou
China
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Leading Shipping Company
Government of the Republic
Chant Marine
M. Leeas
Messageries Maritime
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Europe
Penn Sewing Machine Co
Arch Street
Girard Ave
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