National Conference Of Charities And Corrections Opens
Boston hosts the 37th annual National Conference of Charities and Corrections with hundreds of delegates from major U S charities. Leaders include Louis D Brandeis Jane Addams and Jacob Riis as sessions on standards education housing and women workers unfold across Tremont Temple and Ford Hall.
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United States
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Ford Hall
St. Louis
Tremont Temple
Salehr
John F. Moore
Foes
Fitzgerald
Hlomer Folks
New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Jane Adams
Chicago
Charles W Eliott
Harvard University
Raymond Robbins
National Women’s Trade Union League
Mary E. Richmond
Charity
The
Russell Sage Foundation
Jacob Riis
Frederick Howard Wines
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Boston School For Social Workers
Henry W. Thurston
Trinote Children's Aid Society
A. B. Williams
Cleveland Humane Society
William Healy
Juvenile Psychopathic Institute
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ League
Paul A. Kellogg
Richard C. Cabot
Laura B. Garrett
Jessie D. Hodder
Massachusetts State Reformatory For Women
Josephine Goldmark
Ew Consumers’ League
Mary Richmond
Albion Yn Bacon
Evansville
Frederick Almy
Notable figures gather for hospital charity discussions
Spaulding Ophelia Amigh and Dr. Richard C. Cabot join Massachusetts General Hospital officials and charity leaders from Chicago and Brooklyn in discussions. The event features many exhibits that were finalized today as talks proceed with Rev. Washington Gladden and Rev. Samuel McChord Brothers present.
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Russell Sase
Alice L. Higgins
Boston Associated Charities
Edward T. Devine
Boston
Lawrence Voeiller
National Housing Association
Seumas McManus
Martha P. Falconer
School For Girls
Darling
Rossa B. Cooley
Penn Normal and Industrial School
St. Helena Island
S. C
Warren H. Wilson
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Belle Linder Israels
New York
Sophonisha Breckenridge
University of Chicago
W. Birtwell
Boston Children’s Aid Society
George E. Barnett
Johns Hopkins University
Charles Sterle
Department of the Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Frank Mason North
New York City
Extension and Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Stephens S. Wise
Free Synagogue
George W. Goler
Rochester Health Bureau
Eugene T. Lies
Minneapolis Associated
Spaulding
Ophelia Amigh
Richard C. Cabot
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sherman C. Kingsley
Chicago United Charities
Washington Gladden
Columbus
William J. White
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel McChord
Baptist Ministers Bar Newspaper Access In Atlanta
The Baptist Ministers' Association of Atlanta voted to exclude newspaper reporters and the public from its deliberations. A heated exchange preceded doors being closed, and a censorship committee was appointed to control future information releases. Dr. C N Donaldson opposed the move but remained silent.
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C. N. Jonaldson
Inman Park Baptist Church
C. W. Daniel
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Donaldson
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Daniel
Want More Money For Ga Militia
At the Georgia Officers' Association annual meeting the National Guard of Georgia urged doubling militia appropriations from 25000 to 50000 dollars. The group noted annual militia costs run about 65000 dollars and deficits are covered by officers and men. The Idaho Sails and related dispatch describe a fleet move and a 60000 dollar crew distribution amid Mississippi River logistics.
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Officers’ Association of the National Guard of Georgia
Heaven and Earth
Idaho
Associated Press
New Orleans
Pensacola
Galveston
Admiral Ward
Dunn
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Father Tricks Boy as April Fool
Robbie bursts into the sewing room to shout a startling claim about a man in the nursery kissing Fraulein. Mamma rushes to stairs, only to learn the joke as April fool from Robbie.
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Robbie
Fraulein
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