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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

6

Cleveland Receives Doctorate at Villa Nova Graduation

Ex-President Grover Cleveland was awarded the doctor of jurisprudence at the Augustinian College of St. Thomas of Villa Nova near Philadelphia. He urged graduates to uphold civic duty, education’s harmony with government, and nonsectarian standards in schooling, while noting that education should serve public citizenship. The ceremony followed dedication of a monastery college and chapel with several other honorary degrees awarded.

College of St. Thomas Villa Nova Eaclualve Wite Associated Preae Philadelphia Cleveland Tht Republic of Collention College of St. Thomas of Princeton University Ladislaus Hengelmuller Baron von Hengerbar William 4. Fill St. Paul's Church Brooklyn Morgan J. O'Brien New York Joseph F. Daly

Lafayette college trustees grant Warfield year leave of absence

In Easton on June 17 the Lafayette College trustees, at a special meeting, unanimously approved a one year leave of absence for President Warfield at full pay to aid his health. The Alumni Association named officers U S Shafter as President H P Glover as vice president Prof S J Coffin as secretary treasurer and suggested four candidates for the board J W Griggs Horace P Glover David Bennett King and Nathin G Moore with two to be elected by the trustees.

J. W. Griggs Horace P. Gilver David Bennett King Nathin G. Moore

French General Dismissed From Army School Post

Paris June 17 President Loubet signed an order dismissing General Bonnal from commander in chief of the Army School and placing him on the retired list after a court of inquiry found no grounds for retirement but the War Minister ordered active status ended.

Paris Elysee Palace Loubet Bontial Auidre Bonnal

Mt Aloysius Hall Gifted by Schwab at Cresson

The Mt Aloysius academy at Cresson received a new $25,000 aluminum assembly hall from Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel. The ceremony drew Governor Stone and church leaders as Mgr Schwab spoke of youthful apple thefts and recollections.

Cresson Mt. Aloysius Academy Charles M. Selowab United States Steel Corporation Old Town Governor Stone Mgr. Schwab Persean Ife Academy Tie W. A. Stone

Soldiers' Fare to Be Varied for National Guard Encampment

Adjutant General Stewart met with commissary officers in Harrisburg to set expenses for the annual encampment at Gettysburg. The plan relaxes soldier fare with a menu including a boiled cabbage and other adjustments to ease austerities.

Harrisburg Stewart National Guard Geliysburge Cooma

Democratic State Convention Chooses Pickering Duddleston Bliss Smith White Paxton

At Springfield on June 17 the Democratic state convention nominated John L. Pickering for Clerk of the Supreme Court George Duddleston for state treasurer Anson L Bliss for superintendent of public instruction Julius Holmes Smith J A White and S B Paxton as trustees of the State University Hopkins reelected state central committee chairman after clashes with Harrison in morning hotel quarrel and district caucus battles.

Associated Press Springfield Supreme Court John L. Pickering Springfieeld George Duddleston Chicago Ansonl. Bliss Hillsboro The State University Julius Holmes Smith J. A. White Urbain Hopkins Mute Harrison Thomas J. McNally General Committee Aves Aoes

New Chicago Banks Open For Business Two New Banks Start

Two Chicago banks begin operations with the National Bank of North America opening in the former Metropolitan National bank rooms and the Colonial Trust Company leasing the old Western State bank quarters.

Chicago Het Manelal National Bank of North America Metropolitan National Bank Colonial Trust Company Western State Bank

Children Die In Quarry Accident Near Hendricks Station

Dewey Small aged four and Irene Small aged 12, children of Jevoniah Small, drowned near Hendricks station in this county after falling into an abandoned stone quarry. The boy fell first and Irene, attempting to rescue him, went beyond the depth and also drowned.

Associated Pree Gettysburg Dewey Irene Jevoniah Small Hendricks Station

Farmer fatally crushed by falling maul at Locust Grove

Noah A. Gasgill, a wealthy Juliustown farmer, was injured at Locust Grove farm when a wagon driver struck a stake into the ground with a maul. The maul slipped striking his head and crushing the skull, leaving him unconscious and likely fatally injured.

Mount Holly N. J Noah A. Gasgill Juliustown Locust Grove Farm

Miss White Wins Prize for Essay at University

Miss Ruth E B White of Carlisle Pennsylvania wins a $29 prize for an essay judged by Professors Gchelling Cathlin and Brumbaugh. The award is open to high school teachers across Pennsylvania and is sponsored by the University Ivania trustees.

Philadelphia Ivania Penney Tyrenia Ruth EB. White Carlisle Gchelling Cathlin Brumbaugh

Health gains push US life expectancy up by years

Report cites U S life expectancy rising from 811 years in 1890 to 1 2 years in 1900 and an average 4 1 year gain over the past decade. Pneumonia consumption and heart disease top deaths with limited treatments. advice emphasizes ventilation, temperance, hygiene, and outdoor exercise.

United States

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