Annual Sermon for U of P Seniors at St Stephen's Church
More than 250 graduates of the University of Pennsylvania attended the baccalaureate service at St Stephen's Church where Rev. Dr. Elwood Worcester delivered a sermon on the value of knowledge as knowing God. He urged lifelong study, moral duty, and devotion to country, framing education as a path to virtue and spiritual purpose.
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Rutgers Commencement Features Honors and Alumni Vote Note
Rutgers College commencement opened with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Wiliam Rivers Taylor of Rochester. The class of 1892 includes 49 men with multiple honors in classical and scientific disciplines. The day features Glee Club, class day events, and a Perlee medal contest, while trustees, alumni affairs, and an alumni trustee election loom in the schedule.
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Philadelphia Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
Second Reformed Church
Wiliam Rivers Taylor
Brick Presbyterian Church
Rochester
Taylor
Voorhees
Frederick William Smith
Newark
William van Nest Gerretson
Somerville
Orville E. Fisher
Manito
Til
Russell W. Leary
Charles E. Pett
James F. Dilworth
Arthur Adams
Ocean City
Ball
Alumni Association
Charles Rank
New York
William 8. Myers
Louis Stotesbury
Rank
Myers
Stotesbury
Phi Beta Kappa
Bucknell Holds Commencement Sermons for 45 Graduates
The Bucknell University commencement service featured Dr. Harris delivering the banscalan d Teate sermon on The Good Fight from Second Timothy 4:7 to the graduating class of forty five. In the evening Rev Heard Fetzer King of Uniontown preached before the Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society.
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Philadelphia Times
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Harris
Fetzer King
Uniontown
Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society
Lafayette graduates hear baccalaureate sermon by Rev Davies
Easton reports Rev John R Davies of Philadelphia preached the baccalaureate sermon to Lafayette graduates in Old South College chapel. The Rev Edsall Ferrier gave the graduation address while President Warfield was absent due to illness. James I Good of Ursinus preached the Brainerd Society annual sermon.
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Ursinus College
Brainerd Society
Visitors at Villanova Amid Monastery Dedication
Visitors visited Villa Nova yesterday to inspect the new monastery and college to be opened tomorrow by Archbishop Ryan. Dedication occurred Saturday with Augustinian rites and tomorrow includes exercises before college commencement with Grover Cleveland expected to deliver the address and receive a Doctor of Jurisprudence.
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St. Paul's Church
Brooklyn
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Supreme Court of New York
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Edward Aloysius Cahill
Edward Vincent Doyle
Joseph Francis Weir
James Aloysius Hickey
Joseph F. Wier
Alfred Leo Marilley
Temple Evangelical Lutheran Church Opens For Services
The Temple Evangelical Lutheran Church at Fifty second and Race streets opened for services yesterday with Rev. B D Dougherty in the morning and afternoon and Rev. Dr. Charles S Albert preaching in the evening. The church will be dedicated next Sunday. founded August 4 last year at 5200 Market street and organized February this year. The new building sits on a 100 by 80 foot lot. current structure is temporary.
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Local Preachers Lead City Evensong at Two Churches
The service featured Rev. John Snape of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church and Rev. William W. King of Grace M. E. Church, both in the city, delivering sermons to attendees.
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Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
This City
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Grace M. E. Church
Beth Israel School Closes After Grand Morning Exercises
Beth Israel Sabbath school held closing ceremonies at the synagogue on Eighth and Jefferson. The crowded program featured choruses, recitations, addresses, and solo performances by 175 pupils. Principal speakers were Isaac Salinger Morris Rosenberg and the Rev M M Eichler. Prizes honored outstanding students with medals and other awards. The school will resume in September.
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Sel Stein
Adele Fischel
Joseph Willing
Augusta Benditt
Tively
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Lea Cohen
Eva F. Baern
Josephine Jacobs
Samuel Rosenblatt
Gesnee’s Hill
Juliet T. Schudmak
Adelaide Simpson
Beth
Hobson Addresses 1500 at Kensington YMCA Meeting
Lieutenant Commander Richmond P Hobson spoke to about 1,500 at Bethesda Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia on Christian America's mission and American relief, noting his 17 years with the Y and his view on civic duty and Filipino welfare. He denied plans to resign naval post or enter Alabama politics, stating his status remains in statu quo.
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Berks Street
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Kensington
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Hobson
Elizabeth
N. J
Lewis Nixon
Summerville
America
Russia
United States
J. Calvin Meade
Bethesda Church
Washington
Navy
Alabama
Naval Committee
World Growing Better Declares Neff College Sermon
Rev Kerr Boyce Tupper told Neff College of Oratory graduates in First Baptist Church that religion is more universal in colleges today. He cited Yale’s shift from atheism to many Christians since 1808 and urged graduates to keep hopeful, active faith as the world becomes kinder and more ChristLike.
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Neff College of Oratory
First Baptist Church
Yale
Tupper
Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered At Schuylkill Seminary
At Schuylkill Seminary the Reverend Bishop J. Breyfogle preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduates during the evening exercises.
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Philadelphia Times
Lebanon
Schuylkill Seminary
Freterieseart
J. E Breyfogle
Acting
Events and meetings listed for university and city groups
Visitors Day at St Josephs College and a Municipal Band concert at Gorgas Park. License Court meets to consider transfers. Senior promenade at Houstor Hall. Quarterly Houre of Trade meeting at the Bourse. Class day exercises at the University of Pennsylvania. Annual Chinese picnic at Sanstoga Park near Pottstown. Automobile enthusiasts discuss club planning at Hotel. Tenth annual commencement at Witherspoon Mall. Dental Alumni Banquet at The Bartram. De Lancey School stockholders meet at 1420 Pine Street. Rug weavers discuss settlement terms at Kensington Labor Lyceum. Loom Fixers Union evening meeting at Lighthouse Hall. June meeting of the eet pach. Christian Endeavor at the terran Church. Car builders meeting at 4828 Walnut Street with National President Fisch. Typographical Union No 2 in room A Fellows Temple. Planting exercises at the U Beauty Pennsylvania with George Sol and Georgeville Seber as orator and poet. Examinations for one tone scholarships at the Pennsylvania College of Music. Girls High and N Schools Alumnae gathering at 1511 Girard Avenue. Lakes region event notes and other items.
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Leigh Avenue
Eet Pach
Christian Endeavor
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Measkering of Car Builders
Walnut Street
Fisch
Buffalo
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Typographical Union
Broad and Cherry Streets
Ennéeylvania
Geor Tie Sol
Geor 4Ville I Seber
Pennsylvania College of Music
Wespont
Abe
Girard Avenue
Ee Pessa
Reat Lakes
Alt, Mich
Philadelphia Sunday Times Beats the Town With Full 62 Page Issue
The Philadelphia Sunday Times touts a 62 page edition filled with news from home and abroad. It highlights in depth foreign coverage, feature articles on dogs in warfare, St Pierre piracy, Betsy Ross and the flag, fiction by Tolstoy, and a magazine supplement with art and book reviews.
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Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Little Arch Street
United States
Wellesley
Hiawatha
Dennis Rafferty
Aararat Thompson
Ali Bey
Leo Tolstoy
Watts
Illustrated Magazine Supplement
Weekly Review of Books and Art
Cork
Ireland
Sons of Veterans
Doylestown
Temple College
Frenchman Tarnishes Ardmore With High Speed Flight
Julius Sangraul, known as Preachy, a Frenchman in the employ of George McFadden Jr, fled Ardmore after a warrant was issued for violating a township ordinance by giving a speech for automobiles. He reportedly sped through Ardmore at thirty miles an hour before returning to France.
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Lower Merion Township
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Woman fainted during baptism in Delaware River
Bishop W. 8. Proudy of the Church of God and Saints of Christ baptized two men and a woman in the Delaware river at Twenty-eighth Street Camden East Side. About twenty rowboats gathered around. Mrs. George Wallen of Philadelphia fainted from heat and excitement, was rowed ashore and recovered.
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Church of God and Saints of Christ of Philadelphia
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Twenty-eibth Street
East Side
Camden
George Wallen
Philadelphia
Fifth Attempt at Death Ends with His Death
George McKinley, found unconscious from poison Saturday in Holy Cross Cemetery, died yesterday at University Hospital. This was his fifth attempt at suicide, following the death of his tie to several months ago.
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Holy Cross
University Hospital
McKinley
Coal strike foresees price fall as 1900 lessons recur
A Philadelphia Times interview cites a coal dealer comparing the current strike to 1900. He notes wages rose 10 percent then, coal rose 50 cents per ton, and all mines operated at full capacity, with costs borne by the public. Today soft coal prices climb to 3.60, but demand and supply shift as miners remain at work and contracts limit disruption.
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Ohio
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Ilinois
PIPE LINE REACHES HERE
The United States Pipe Line, the only independent crude oil line from oil fields to the coast, was completed Saturday from Oil City and Bradford to Marcus Hook. Including that part of the line belonging to the Producers and Refiners' Oil Company, the pipes measure 525 miles from Old City to the seaboard. The Pure Oil Company distributes this oil and has delivered abroad since May 1891, 482,606 barrels of water white and export oil. The system allows independents of the Interior to compete with the trust.
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Bradford
Marcus Hook
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Trust
Manayunk Police Arrest Liquor Seller on License Charge
Isaiah Lowe of 105 Pensdale Street was held on $0 bail at Central Station yesterday charged with selling liquor without a license. The arrest was made by Manayunk police. Witness Stephen Harmer testified in the case.
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Pensdale Street
Central Station
Manayunk Police
Stephen Harmer
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