Talk of the Day in New York City
New York chatter spans Chauncey Depew Jr illness to Anna Held Paris visit and Lyman Abbott’s Trinity critique. A horse accident at Tarrytown tests Mrs Sheppard's team while East Side gossip follows Silver Dollar Smith’s first ride in a horseless carriage and urban spectacle downtown.
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New York City
Mademoiselle Anna Held
Evans and Hoey
Horace Porter
la Belle France
America
London
Trouville
Paris
New York
Fair Anna
Jonah
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Abbott
Henry Street
John O'Brien
Morris Tekulsky
Pat Divyver
Nick Brown
Marty Miner
H. Clay Miner
Grand Street
East
East Side
Essex Street
Bowery
Third Avenue
Houston
Tommy Bradley
Joe Schulum
Pete
Essex Market
Pat Connelly
Poverty Hollow
Abe Spring
Dot Schmidt
Gloistein
Schlum
Silver Dollar
Ministerium Adjourns as Directors Named for Seminaries
The Lutheran Ministerium at Lancaster elected G. F. Krotell and E. H. Pohle as New York Ministerium directors. It approved using 15000 of 22000 from a West Philadelphia sale toward Mount Airy Seminary debt and loaned the remainder to the synod. A long list of trustees and board members for Muhlenberg College Orphans Home and related bodies was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lutheran Ministerium
G. F. Krotell
E. H. Pohle
New York
West Philadelphia
Mount Airy Seminary
Synod
Theological Seminary
W. F. Weskotten
H. Grahn
F. Krotell
J. A. Zeiss
M. Horin
William H. Staak
Philadelphia
Jacob Fregley
Pottstown
C. D. Norton
T. H. Diehl
Allentown
H. Beates
Muhlenberg College
E. Ochenford
D. D
J. D. Schindel
F. J. Schantz
G. Spieker
J. L. Becker
E. B. S. Shimer
A. Stanley Ulrich
Lebanon
F. E. Meily
A. W. Potteiger
Reading
Trustees of Orphans’ Home
Henry Lehmee
Norristown
Cassell
Germanown
Board of Education
Board of Home Missions
8. Laird
William A. Schaeffer
S. A. Repass
B. W. Schmauck
A. W. Poltteiger
F. P. D. Miller
Soluble
J. Wash Miller
T. Saeger
Joseph A. Bremer
C. Opp
Bethlehem
Reuben Winters, Sr
Orsford
A. B. Walp
Quakertown
G. Endlich
William H. Staake
J. H. Wolf
H. P. Miller
C. R. Lantz
G. A. Endlich
Evangelical Lutheran Frederz ConfremAton
Kensington
St. Paul's
Carondale
Church of the Advent
New York City
Zion Evangelical Church
Franklin Street
Boe
Red Letter Day for Graduates at Central High School
The Broad Street Theatre hosted the class day exercises for Central High School’s Class of 1897 with Edwin Chase Emhardt delivering the salutatory and Herbert Langfeld reading the class history. J J Jones prophesied for the class while Paul Rosenwey Jr. read the class poem and Lewis Bremerman presented the class gifts. A crowded audience of 2,500 witnessed humorous presents and the announcement that caps and gowns would be worn at commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Central High School
Edwin Chase Emhardt
Herbert S. Langfeld
Paul Rosenway, Jr
J. J. Jones
L. W. Bremerman
Emhardt
Paul Rosenwey, Jr
Lewis W. Bremerman
William Andrews
Allison Roberts
Alexander Beggs, Jr
Elliott Edwin Bell
William Biggerstaff
Howard Valentine Bullinger
Aaron, Leinbach Deeter
John Morris Dredger, Jr
Herbert Fox
Rees Jones Fresconi
Frederick Giroux
Thomas Stewart Harris
Joseph Reppard Hayward
Carl Henry Hirzel
Herbert Sydney Langfeld
Albert Griffith Miller
Norman Wallace Sharp
William Henry Welsh, Jr
Charles Fischer Sladen
Oscar Clifton Staley
Thomas Alexander Teal
James Andrew Walker
le Roy Isaac Walker
Emil Walliser
Charles Jacob Wells
William Herbert Welch
Jobn Wilkinson, Jr
Thomas Rawlins Adams
DeWitt Dukes Barlow
Harry Cattell Bay
Harold Elwood Beatty
William Knowles Bellows
Dillwyn Parrish
Blakely
Charles Blum
Julius Samuel Blum
Benjamin Allen Brooks
Ralph Burnett Dale
Henry Thomas Eastwick
Certificates for Graduates at Northeast Manual Training School
The Northeast Manual Training School held its annual commencement at the Girls' Normal School in Philadelphia. Principal Willard and orator Professor Joseph French Johnson addressed graduates as Avery D. Harrington awarded certificates. a crowded assembly praised the day with music and decorated halls. The class officer list and the 50 plus graduates including Ambler, Bartholomew, Brush, Child, Frowert, Garrison, Koch, Pfeiffer, Rothermel, Stringfellow, Strouse, and others were announced.
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Girls’ Normal School
Thirteenth
Spring Garden Streets
Northeast Manual Training School
John B. Falkner
Germantown
Willard
Joseph French Johnson
Wich
Professor Johnson
Cuba
Johnson
Avery D. Harrington
Samuel F. Stringfellow
Stanley J. Child
Charles C. Brush
Chas. . Pfeiffer
James B. Ambler
Harry J. Koch
Samuel H. Frowert
Julian A. Tobias
James Burnett Ambler
William H. Ambler, Jr
Walter C. Arrison
Theodore Eugene Ash
Lin Wynne Bartholomew
Francis D. Batchellor
Warren C. Batroff
Edwin F. Bayha
Joseph 8. Beckman
Lester Bernstein
Ceodore Biswanger
John Briggs, Jr
Joseph Brinton
Arles C. Brush
George W. Buzzard
Sidney Buckley
Edwin D. Cassel
Stanley G. Child
Lewis Edward Coles
Edwin Dyer Dalling
Howard H. Dalton
Jonathan R. Fox
William 8. Garrison
William B. Goenther
Howard D. Henry
Myron Caren
Ernest G. Hoffsten
Charles Hucker, Jr
William Jeffries, Jr
Walter Thompson Karcher
Harry Justus Koch
Charles L. Kuen
Benjamin F. Moore
Franklin Stewart Nelson
Lewis L. Newmayer
John J. Otto
Henry J. Paulus
Charles G. Pfeiffer
Harry R. Rittenberg
Daniel Raymond Rothermel
Harry Earl Rothermel
Franklin Frederick Schauer
August C.schmid
Thomas Nebinger Scholey
Philip Hichborn Spear
Clarence Stratton
Samuel Franklin Stringfellow
Louis Strousse
Julian A.bias
Evert Verbeek
Francis V. Westermaier
Alf M. Wolf
John R. Wolter
Johns Hopkins Graduation Highlights Women Firsts at Commencement
Mary Secord Packard of New Jersey, a Vassar BA and Johns Hopkins medical degree trailblazer, led the procession at the university’s commencement in McCoy Hall. President Gilman lauded the medical school’s progress as Ira Emmsen gave the principal address. The Woman's College conferred diplomas on 43 graduates with Harvard’s John Fisk delivering the history address. Goucher announced two $500 foreign fellowships to support European study, with several named scholarships and honors awarded to Woman's College students and alumnae.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Mary Secord Packard
New Jersey
Vassar College
Johns Hopkins
Gilman
McCoy Hall
Iraemsen
Woman's College
United States
John Fisk
Harvard
Goucher
Mabel C. la Barre
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettstown
N. J
Florence I. Cohen
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Florence Vitrine Frost
Helen Bancroft Ireland
Florence Peebles
Bryn Mawr College
Lilly G. Kollock
University of Pennsylvania
Bloomfield- Moore Foundation
M. Zoe Busaiey
Bryner College
Helping Her Wonderfully Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
Mrs Elizabeth Kulp of Plymouth Meeting Pa testifies Hood s Sarsaparilla relieved her rheumatism and boosted appetite strength and flesh She says her daughter gains with the blood purifier s aid and would not use another medicine for the same purpose Remember
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Meeting
Hood
Elizabeth Kulp
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
An era advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and tonic. It claims cures for liver ills and promotes the product as a universal remedy, reflecting period health quackery and branding.
Scholarships for the Girls High School Graduates
The High School for Girls committee plans to award scholarships to top graduates. Bryn Mawr College honors include Ellen D. Bilis H T Rowley Grace Andrews Julia C Downing Leonora W Gibb Virginia M Lowe M B Masland Emma L Miller. Simon Muhr scholarships go to Rowley Ellis Downing. Lillian H Green wins a Pennsylvania School of Industrial Art scholarship. Design School for Women awards Lena Bartlett Magdalena L Dittrich Jane H Dickey. Gold medals at the Academy of Music for top classical and commercial students. Alumnae and New Eatery Club offer $100 yearly four years scholarships to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School For Girls
Board of Education
Bryn Mawr College
Ellen D. Bilis
H. T Rowley
Grace Andrews
Julia C. Downing
Leonora W. Gibb
Virginia M. Lowe
M. B. Masland
Emma L. Miller
Simon Muhr
Miss Rowley
Ellis
Downing
Pennsylvania School of Industrial Art
Lillian H. Green
School of Design
Lena Bartlett
Magdalena L. Dittrich
Jane H. Dickey
Academy of Music
Dodd
New Eatery
Water Pollution Threatens Millville Supply
Millville faces polluted water as streams carrying acids and factory refuse flow into Union Lake, the city’s water source. The Board of Health has investigated and may escalate the issue to the New Jersey State Board of Health if the problem is not halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Millville
Vineland
Union Lake
Board of Health
New Jersey State Board of Earth
The Bladder and Womb Its One-Purpose Design
The article explains bladder and womb functions and warns that kidney or bladder issues often misattributed to female weakness. It advises testing urine by 24 hour sediment and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy with sample bottle and pamphlet offered by mail from Kilmer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Fanciulli May Be Discharged From Marine Band
Special Telegram to Tom Times reports Professor Fanciulli, leader of the Marine Band, recommended for discharge by a summary court martial over subordination after he refused Lieutenant Draper control over music selection for Decoration Day. Findings go to the commandant and Navy Secretary for final approval. possible clemency appeal to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fanciulli
Marine Band
Marine Corps
Draper
Leutenant
Frank Harrington
Heywood
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Fanciulu
Postal Delegates Arrive for Sixth NA RC Convention
Almost the entire National Association of Railway Postal Clerks delegates contingent arrives for the sixth annual convention. A reception at Girard House introduces delegates and visiting wives. Opening session start 10 a.m. in Post Office building room 28 with W. Blackmer presiding. steamer excursion to Washington Park planned for 7 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Railway Postal Clerks
United States
Girard House
J. K. Bellville
Terrace Park
Ohio
Aug. Bindeman
Buffalo
N. Y
Post Office
Peet
Ww. W. Blackmer
Arch Street Wharf
Washington Park
Examinations at Old Penn Begin for Entrance
Candidates for entrance to the college and law schools of the University of Pennsylvania were examined yesterday. Applications for admission are as large as last year and, with matriculants before fall, will form the largest classes yet for the two departments. Today, examinations begin in the medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Soloists Will Be Heard At Willow Grove Park This Evening
At Willow Grove Park this evening a soloists night concert features Louis Kloepfel, renowned trumpet soloist, and George Otto Fritzsche, eminent clarinetist. The New York Symphony Orchestra under Dam Rosch performs several special numbers for a highly entertaining program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove Park
Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Louis Kloepfel
George Otto Fritzsche
Hollidaysburg Seminary Holds Annual Exercises
The Hollidaysburg Seminary conducted its annual exercises at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Solon Cobb of Pittsburgh delivered the literary address on The place of Woman in the Progress of the World. Diplomas were presented by Rev. Dr. David Barron and Mrs. Emma Porter Makinson of Pittsburgh gave a song recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Hollidaysburg
Hollidaysburg Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Solon Cobb
Pittsburg
David Barron
Emma Porter Makinson
Long Branch High School Commencement Exceeds Throng
Long Branch on June 15 saw about two thousand people attend the commencement exercises for the class of 1897 at St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church. The class size reached seven. Superintendent Gilbert of Newark led the event, addressing the audience and dedicating the occasion to the students’ future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch High School
TIMES
Long Branch
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Dlass
Gilbert
I -Schools
Newark
Dian
Hosiery Sale Offers Mens and Womens Lisle Stock
An old advertisement notes men’s hose in black Lisle with silk clocks offered at 37 percent discount, 1200 pairs never below 50 cents, and women’s hose in fast black Lisle imported and priced at 29 cents, previously 50 cents.
No Fight for National Vice Chancellor at To Day's Session
At the National Council Junior O U A M session in Pittsburgh on June 15 the debate over annual periodical funding ended with a $2,000 grant and a policy allowing withholding support from papers publishing objectionable material. The factions reportedly settled on Frank W. Pierson of Delaware as the sole candidate for National Vice Councillor to be presented to the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Pittsburg
National Council Junior
Order
Deemer
Philadelphia
Frank W. Pierson
Delaware
Lying In State For Archbishop Janssen In New Orleans
Crowds fill St Marys Church as Archbishop Janssen lies in state. Solemn High Mass at 8 am officiated by Bishop Van Dyver of Richmond. Nine bishops attend the pageant and funeral services set for tomorrow including McQuaid Rochester Gallagher Galveston Forest San Antonio Vertagler Laredo Fitzgerald Little Rock Heslin Natchez unne Van Dyver Richmond.
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New Orleans
St. Mary's Church
Janssen
van Dyver
Richmond
McQuaid
Rochester
Gallagher
Galveston
Forest
San Antonio
Vertagler
Laredo
Fitzerald
Little Rock
Heslin
Natchez
Unne
Dallas
McCloakey
Louisville
Reading Nurses Graduates Shine At Sevent Annual Commencement
Dr William Pepper ex provost of the University of Pennsylvania spoke on nurse duties and progress in training at Reading Hospital Training School for Nurses seventh annual commencement this afternoon The graduates were Marie M Moyer Cressona Louisa Erwin Tentate Bethlehem Laurie A Laldy Berryville Va and L Margaret Taylor Shippensburg
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TIMES
Reading
William Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Reading Hospital Training School
Marie M. Moyer
Cressona
Louisa Erwin Tentate
Bethlehem
Laurie A. Laldy
Berryyite
L. Margaret Taylor
Shippensburg
Bargain Mattings Offered At Deep Discounts
About 2,000 rolls of matting from a recent spot cash purchase are advertised below value. Prices span $35 to $9, with rolls offering 40 yards each and discounts per roll. out of town customers may request mailed samples and specify a target price.
Judgment entries in common pleas court notes
Judgment entered yesterday in the Common Pleas Court on several notes. John A. Church sues William T. Goekler and Wilhelmina Goekler for 3000 dollars dated May 22 1807, one day. Another suit by Church against Mrs Caroline Goekler for 1500 dollars dated May 18 1807, one day. Execution issued on a De Witt Wire Cloth Co judgment against Juniata Manufacturing Co for 1200 dollars payable on demand, signed by W Steel president and William F Steel secretary.
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Common Pleas Court
John A. Church
William T. Goekler
Wilhelmina Goekler
Caroline Goekler
de Witt Wire Cloth Company
Juniata Manufacturing Company
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Mildred Marion Jessup
France
Chauncey M. Depew, JR
Inl
Anna Held
Trinity
St. Raphael
Earl of
Strathmore
Kinghorne
Alfred B. Jessup
Har
Earl of Strathmore
Lady Mildred
Herbert
Lord Strathmore
Italy
Chauncey
M. Depe
Anna
Lutheran Synod
Ernhardt
T. R. Adams
W. K. Bellows
W. R. Tappen
H. W. Bastwick
H. T. Richardson
H. Lowenburg
F. Ehrlich
H. B. Lallou, Jr
the Mirror
R. Q. McNeill
R. A. Briggs
Charles 8S. Mackay
Thomas Adams
Robert A. Briggs
William K. Bellows
George W. Sellers
Paul M. Rosenway, JR
Vassar
Chief Cause
Tom Times
J. F. Fritz
Mountain View
Col
Cinpnnati
McCloskey
Dubelle
O. Magee
Tapene City
C. H. Otis
Bi. Paul
Minn
H. B. Potter
Jacksonville
Fla
M. G. Prentiss
Brewer
C. W. Rhines
Syracuse
We Dd. Rutledge, San Antonio, Texas; W. Safford
Washington, D. C
Z. Shipp
Texa Rapids
Mich
C. B. Sloan
Ort Worth
Texas
E. Smith
Paw
Ill
James L. Stice
St. Conte
H. A. Swaney
Oakland
Cal
Co. van der Voort
Omaha
Neb
D. E. Walton
Council Eee
Iowa
H. W. Yates
Lincoln, Neb
C. A. Young
Tracy, Minn
G. A. Gardner
OLD Penn
Willow Grove
Serge and
Cheviot
Oocounter
Madras
Jardinieres
Sharon
Merton
Melrose
Clegg, Wright & Co
Eee
Market Street
Eighth Street
Filbert Street
THE
American Mechanics
Dr. Pepper
V. &. Archambault & Son
V. E. Archambault & Son
N. E. Cor
11Th & Market Sts
Joseph L. Shoemaker & Co's Bank
Americ
Arch Street
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