Four Years at Lafayette College in The Tribune Contest
The Tribune promotes Lafayette College four year scholarship as top prize in its educational contest. It explains eight special rewards, the selection by points, and that the Lafayette grant requires no conditions beyond awarding the top point winner the choice of eight rewards. It urges hard work now to secure the scholarship and notes previous winners began late yet still finished high.
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Lafayette
Larrasorn Collese
Wenvey Pardea
Coles Las
North
Pennsylvania
Waston
Lafayette College
Lafayette Calleys
Maston
George Taylor
George Wolf
Samuel Bilereaves
Britain
Adams
James M. Porter
Tyler
A. H. Reeder
Rehard Brodhead
United Statea Senate
Joe Jones
Philadelphia
White's Hotel
Public Square
Col
Thomas McKeen
General Lafayette
New York City
Aston
Eaton
Delaware
Lehigh
Teoward
Cumberland Valley
New York
John W. Yeomans
Wille
Junkin
Miami University
College Cliasson
McLean
ISM
Isab
Follege
Arttell
Dera eMyayt
Cattell
White Self
James TT. Mason Knox
Heans of Trusters
Dr. Knox
Knox
Ile
Fuverweather
Gener Oneather College
Moothwil
Rutgers
Laffayette
Lehigh University
Jlivine
Lafayette College and its enduring campus growth history
The article traces Lafayette College’s origins from a 1824 meeting in Mauston to its 19th century charter and site choices, highlighting leaders like Junkin and Knox, the shift from manual labor to broader academics, and the expansion of buildings and facilities including Pardes Hall and dormitories as the campus evolved into a notable early American college.
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Newkirk Tol Melkeen Trall
Martien Bath
Powell Mall
Ass Wnt
Blair and
Newkirk
Knox
Matthen
Powell Payerweather
Elvine
McKeen
Lafayette College described as thriving and athletic
The article portrays Lafayette College in Lafayette highlighting Dr Warfield’s arrival and a thirty year growth. It notes rising student numbers from 39 in 1863 to 338 in 1900, strong faculties, extensive libraries, and robust athletics including track baseball and football amidst campus life and Christian moral culture. It lists notable facilities, societies, and faculty aims supporting educated manhood.
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He Passed the 200 Mark Yesterday No Changes in Position
A brief sports news item notes a player surpassed the 200 milestone yesterday while his status or role remained unchanged. No team or opponent details are provided in the available text.
Leading Contestants Standings Listed with Points
The standings show Meyer Lewis of Scranton leading with 216 points followed by Henry Schwenker of South Scranton and William Miles of Hyde Park. Other top contenders include Garfield Anderson Carbondale and August Brunner Jr of Carbondale with high scores, plus Miss Norma Meredith and Miss Vida Pedrick among entrants.
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Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Beers
Wilkes-Barre
Willard
Bledsall
Honesdale
Olin PF
Harvey, Jr
Edward R. Hughes
Scranton
Harold
Heller
Bloomsburg
Clase
Charles T. Wryden
Pittston
William P. Fitzgerald
Bruce
Loomis
Lewis
Thinkhannock
Charles T. McKenna
Claude P. Stocker
Jermyn
Leroy D. Swingle
Dunmore
Charles J. Walker
Mayfield
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
Norma Meredith
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Vida Pedrick
R Clark
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providenesay
Contests Award Subscriptions Scholarships To Students
The article lists numerous contestants and their awards from last year. Charles Lodge earned a four seat scholar ship in Wyoming Seminary. Arthur Remmphhh received a three year scholarship at Bloomburg State Normal School. Mary Veagghur and Euge Buland earned subscriptions and scholarships at local colleges. several others gained points, subscriptions, or prizes including plates, cameras, and a gilded Water Ward item.
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Charles Lodge
Webster Aver
Wou Pute
Eweh
Cholarsip
Weoming Seminary
Arthur Remmphh
Pactoryellte
Acholarelip
Bloomburg
Stete
Davie V. Biwtley
Providence
Mary Veaghhur
Moscow
Sonaton Con Eersatory
Musle
Ming Yeager
Wulin
Vlosine
Eugese Buland
Dunmore
Scranton
Hisiness College
Oliver Callailan
Vine Street
Morchino
Earl
Jennie Mevers
Lake Aptel
Eubsey Bers
God
Siitiion Toioets College
Mies Ayer
David C. Since
Bloomabung
Columbia Bledele
Milk Chace Simbell
Carbondale
Elmhurst Residents and Visitors Register Local Social Roundup
Elmhurst notes list numerous neighbors and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Willlenman in Boston and Mrs. Collins with daughter Annette in Green Ridge. Scranton figures Ruth Handley and Miss Finn Wheeler plan Cape May travels, while local sermons feature Rev. Evans at the Baptist church.
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Boston
Collins
Annette
Green Ridge
T. N. Thompson
Ruth Handley
Scranton
Helen Wiliams
Kuhrii
N. A, Nagley
W. W, Adair
Presbyterian Church
BF. Chamberlin
Green Ride
A. B. William
Loren Kiser
Maplewood
William
Ofe
River
Dunk Mildy
A. B. Willams
New York
Tr. Smith
Mis
Lucy Fuller
Buffalo
Dudley Cox
Geneva
Scudder
Prompton
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Governor Ramsey
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Arfayette
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Washington and Franklin Liters Societies
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Josh West
Chepean
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Lafayette College Athletic Association
Young Men's Christian Association
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Department of Elocution
Meyer Lewis
Schwenker
Miles
Anderson
Mise Meredith
Scranton Tribune
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Pardee Hall
van Wickle Library
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Emery
Wimmers
A. C. Griffis
Mont
Rose
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Elmhurst
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