Cornell Commencement Honors Roosevelt and Cleveland
Ithaca, June 2. The thirty seventh annual Cornell University commencement drew the largest crowd in the school’s history. President Schurman cited President Roosevelt and former President Cleveland as exemplars of American character and urged graduates to use their gifts loyally and efficiently in service to society.
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University
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Equitable
Ithaca
Cornell University
Jacob Gould Schurman
LICENSED TO MARRY LW Boxley and Uipases Profit
A garbled roster lists marriages and deaths from Laurel and Savage Maryland to Washington DC with names like Mary Ella Hurron and Ida Mikwil, plus multiple funeral notices. It notes a m arriage license, a June 22 date, and interments in Glenwood Cemetery and Prospect Hill Cemetery. readers are urged to copy the details.
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LW Boxleyand Uipases Profit
New
Gla Boe Va
Jos D Wilson
Uth
Tie
Arrow Holmes
Biain Mckerson
Fharita Jackson
Betella Johnson
Kurnuel Walker
Marlel Campbell
Deh Kueftner
Garrie Bo Lohmeyor Bek McDearmon
Agnes Noff
Riler
Harris
Mannie MiLorry
Creo Martivallo Sud Grazietto Cannovale
Je Ringer
Laurel Md
Ida BL Mikwil
Savage Md
Toamether
Hempstead
Alice Deu Lava
John E. Bites
Twenty Fifth Street
Frengl
Georgetown University Fospital
Simon Frenzel
Frank Geler
Seventh Street
Rildas
Prospect
Foggins
Thomas Higgins
Nora Higgins
Tyrrell
Noue
Evening Star Mlehtht
West Forty-second
New York
Ellen
Bartholomew Murphy
Mim
Rey William G
James J
Murphy
Siudas
Church of the Holy Cross
West Forty- Coon Street
San Veronica
George W Trin
Samuel
Rockville
Taylor
Maryell Tayler
Twelfth Street
Northwest
Health Office Record From Fragmented 19th Century List
Fragmented OCR lists names, ages, addresses and notes on health offices, hospitals and residents. Entries include Jane, Charley Dorsey, Hennage, PoLacy, Pam Moore, Jonnett McParland, John W Robertson and others with ages from 0 to 87 and varied locations such as Liberty at 4 month armuret and 16th Street addresses.
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Jane
Marts Christian
Liberty
Armuret
Dave
Charley W Dorsey
Hennage
Lassie Hoh
Uda Knop
Coe ToGt
Moore
Asy Heap
Jonnett J McParland
John W Robertson
Robiowon
Notice on simultaneous marriage and death notices in multiple papers
The Washington Post notes a policy to publish marriage and death notices simultaneously and at no extra charge via telegraphing or in person in multiple listed newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record War world Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Herald Standard Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington
York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Colrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Warald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Equitable Life saved by character and leading men
The article reflects on the Equitable Life Insurance Society facing distrust and potential receivership, but argues its recovery came from the character of founder Henry B. Hyde and national figures Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, and the republic’s strength. It then notes Cornell University’s declining female enrollment amid rising overall attendance, contrasting 1900-01 and 1904-05 figures.
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Equitable Life Insurance Society
Henry B. Hyde
Gibraltar
Equitable Society
Grover Cleveland
Our Republic
Ike Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Schurz Urges Republic To Be A Gentleman Nation
Madison June 22 Carl Schurz speaking at Wisconsin's commencement urged the republic to be a gentleman among nations. He warned against swashbuckler tactics, stressing strength with justice, conciliation, and benevolence over showy weaponry and pomp. He urged trust in schools over battles for enduring success.
Ohio Wesleyan appoints new president and awards honors
Rev Dr Herbert Welch is installed as Ohio Wesleyan University president at Delaware Ohio with the honorary Master of Arts to Mrs Cornelia Cole Fairbanks and Miss Mariana Young of Japan. The ceremony includes speeches by Bishop Spellmeyer Governor Herrick and university leaders. Separate Michigan commencement grants several honorary degrees including William Warner and William prova.
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Delaware
Ohio
Hersbert Welch
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon
East
Ohio Wesleyan University
Aimple
Henry Spelliyer
Cincinnati
Hunt
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio College
Myron Z. Herrick
State of
C. W. Fairbanks
Rollin H. Walker
Welch
Iis
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Mariana Young
Japan
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Edwin Holt Hughes
Depauw University
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Henry Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
William Warner
William Yay Bell
Lick Oveervatory
H Bryatete
Taatietute of Technology
Johns Hopkins Tutor Ramsey Arrested in New York
M M Ramsey a Johns Hopkins University Spanish tutor was arrested in New York after a family quarrel prompted his departure from Baltimore. Magistrate Baker held him for twenty four hours on a vagrancy charge as Ramsey appeared in court seeking someone to care for him.
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M. M. Ramsey
Johns Hopkins
New York
Washington Post
Polie
Baltimore
John T. Pogarty
Central Office
M M Ramsey
Johns Hopkins University
Ramsey
Jan San Francisco
Baker
Jefferson Market
Death notices and political figures in June reports
Death of former Texas governor Frank B. Lubbock at ninety after a paralytic stroke. Lubbock, once on Jefferson Davis’s personal staff, died in Austin and will be buried there. Gen. Charles W Darling dies at Asbury Park after years with historical societies. Sgt John T Money marries Mary Lyles in Gurley Memorial Church with attendees from Washington and Maryland. Nebraska Supreme Court voids biennial election law, declaring all elections will be held as usual.
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Texas
Jefferson Davin
Austin
Tex
Frank RB. Lubbock
Lubbock
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Utica
N. J
Charles W Darling
Asbury Park
John T. Money
Eighth Precinct
Mary Lyles
Alexandria
Gurley Memorial Church
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Mr. Verbricken
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
Supreme Court
Foss Plans to Observe Navy Expansion in the East
Chairman George E Foss of the House Naval Affairs Committee travels from Washington to Cambridge Harvard College for commencement then tours the Navy Department. He will observe Cavite and the new Olongapo station, study the East naval situation, and help shape next year’s naval policy and funding. He cites the Sea of Japan battle as a lesson in building big ships and trained crews.
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George E Foss
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Washington
Harvard College
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Taft
Foas
Cavite
Olongapo
Naval Affairs
Congress
Hoa
Orient
Sea of Japan
Mr. Foss
Naval
Farragut
Roosevelt
Foss
Far East
Department
Hay
Emperor William
Naval Committee
Henderson
Foam
Europe
Manila
Naval Committee of the House
Cannon
Tate
Georgis
Wada
Iowa
Dayton
West Virginia
United States
Brandegee
Connecticut
Senate
President 15 Home Contends With Domestic Policy
A presidential address discusses practical policy over idealism, urging strong action on naval strength, Panama Canal keeping, and government supervision of industrial combinations and rail rates. It outlines support for the Monroe Doctrine and accountability in beef trust and Standard Oil inquiries.
Proper Training of Children in Roosevelt Speech Tour
President Roosevelt urged parents and teachers to train children for work and responsibility while visiting Adams North Adams Pittsfield and New Milford in Massachusetts Connecticut. He praised education and warned against indulgent kindness. An audience of thousands welcomed him and he cautioned about crowd safety along the train route.
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New York
Roosevelt
North Adams
Mass
Massachusetter
Aba
Adams
William 3. Plunkett
Pittsfield
Providence
New Milford
Conn
Pragidert
Nicholas Staub
South Norwalk
Bose
Norway at the Door Recognition 18 Probable
A Norwegian government, formed after Norway and Sweden split, seeks U S recognition. President Roosevelt will review the status for stability before acting. If Norway proves firm and peaceful, U S recognition is expected, with a legation to follow in Oslo and a Norwegian mission to Washington.
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Norway
United States
Roosevelt
Sweden
Archbender
Commerce
State Department
White House
Oscar
Storm damage in Trenton unroofs mills and shops
A severe late afternoon storm hit Trenton New Jersey causing extensive damage. Homes and large structures suffered, including the Trenton Mills and Elevator Company plant, Watson Machine Shops, and Trinity Lutheran Schoolhouse unroofed. The event disrupted the city and surrounding areas.
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Specinl
Warrington
Trenton
N. J
Trenton Mills and Elevator Company
Watson Machine Shops
Trinity Lutheran Church
Davenport Woman Refuses Catholic Bequest Conditions
Mrs Lucinda Ganson of Davenport declines a $40000 bequest from Charles Simpson of Sacramento because acceptance required her to convert to Catholicism. Gov Magoon reports Canal Zone yellow fever cases and a Florida murder chase in two brief items from the era.
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Davenport
Iowa
Lucinda Ganson
Charles Simpson
Sacramento
Cal
Ganson
Mr. Ganson
Gov. Magoon
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Canal Zone
James Morgan
Panama
Russell Viditor
Felipe Echeverria
Colon
John RB Williams American
Local feud ends in murder suicide near Head's shop
In Griffin Georgia on June 22 Prentiss Chapman, a well known farmer near Head's shop, killed neighbor Tom Head then took his own life by slashing his throat with a razor. The feud between them sparked the tragedy.
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Griffin
Prentiss Chapman
Head
Tom Head
Song
Railroad leadership shakeups and new projects across lines
Thomas N Hooper resigns as Coltex Northern president. Numerous appointments and resignations ripple through Lackawanna Ohio Centralines St Pauls Western Maryland and other railroads. New bridges wireless tests and managerial shifts plus a Pullman shop surge and crop outlook bolster the industry.
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Thomas N. Hooper
Coltex Northern
W. N. Caven
Lackawanna
Chicago
Thomas K. Work
Ohio Centralines
Columbus
Hio
Money Paid to Mitchell Trial Testimony in Oregon Case
In Portland June 22 the examination of Judge Albert H Tanner continued in the United States Senate bribery trial of John H Mitchell. Prosecution shows Krebs paid Tanner checks and letters between Tanner and Mitchell about land department practices. Letters indicate Mitchell received a large share of net receipts and monthly funds. A letter noting Mitchell’s request for a copy of firm books was offered.
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Tanner
Oregon
Portland
Orey
Albert H .Tanner
United States
John H Mitchell
Frederick A. Krebs
Senator Mitchell
Mitchell
Reba Te
Washington
Militia at Delmar Track Looms Over Gambling
Gov Folk declared in St Louis that militia would be sent to Delmar track on Saturday if gambling continued there. He warned soldiers could batter gates to enter if needed and said arrests would follow if necessary, downplaying the chance of shootings.
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Washington Post
St Louis
Gov Folk
Frends
St Lows
Delmar
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Manchuria
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F Street
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Abla Texan
J. William Lee
Embalmar
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Modere Crematorium
Saet
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John R. Wricht Co
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George P. Zurhorst
Tetohane
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Frank B. Lubbock
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Beef Trust
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the Deaf Trust
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Este
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Newark
Nody Bend
America
Brookeville
Fla
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Turpentine
Norman, Weeks & Co
S. B. Keaggin
Keaggin
Norman
Massachusetts Avenue
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Tee Ferrera
Itly Scribner's
John Kilby
John Paul Jones
Harvard-Yale
Ralph D. Paine
Lettee
Edith Wharton
News OF the Railroads
Cumberland
Wectern
George B. French
St Paul's
Kansas City
Youngstown
Baltimore and Hic Railroad
Mehaning River
E. I. Douglass
Gaineeville Midland
Samuel C Dunlap
G. R. Wansbrough
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Qibaland
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Rio Grands
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Hugh Knox
Toledo, St Louis and
Central of Georgia
Maron
John F. Miller
Akron
Charles ¥. Fay
Southern Pacific System
Col
D. W. Appier
Civision
Nicol Klogemill
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief
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Columba
Howard V. Platt
Los Angeles
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J. J. Harris
Denver and
Pullman Company
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Building
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Baiatee Trust
Citizens Bank
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