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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1912

Page

5

Titanic Relief Fund Disbursement Details Revealed

The Titanic relief fund of over 130000 dollars distributed by the Red Cross Emergency Relief Committee chaired by Robert W. de Forest is advancing, with more than 350 individuals aided. About 6900 dollars set aside for widows and families, while 18275 dollars aid property losses. The committee coordinates with Woman’s Relief and other funds to avoid duplication, noting wide needs among survivors, widows, and relatives of those who perished, including cases abroad. The Survey reports a dramatic tale from Chester England about Daniel Burke, a disputed survivor tale questioned by distribution officials.

Red Cross ‘Emergency Relief Committee Robert W. de Forest Red Cross Committee de Forest Woman's Relief Committee Stock Exchange Red Cross England Europe Women’s Relief Committee Great Britain Charity Organization Society Daniel Burke Chester W. Frank Persons Catherine America Persons John Aced Astor Astor Burke Alice Catherine Burke D Cross Daniel New York Eee Pers Pergons Mackay- Bennett Ireland Blackk Astor Randall

Rostron Attends Titanic Benefit Concert in New York

Captain Arthur Rostron of the Carpathia visited a Titanic musicians benefit concert at the Moulin Rouge with his officers. The event featured seven bands and raised a $10,000 subscription from readers of The New York American, to be presented aboard the Carpathia at 11 this morning in the captain's presence.

Arthur Henry Rostron Cunard Philadelphia John B. Thayer Rostron Moulin Rouge Orphfan Asylum Cavalleria Rusticana Lacalle Andrea Chenier d’Aquin Ruy Blas New York American

Women organize Titanic memorial committee in Washington

A committee of 100 led by Mrs. Hay plans a Washington memorial arch to honor Titanic victims. Women only will subscribe, starting with $1 donations. Edward Stellwagen serves as treasurer and Mrs Taft contributed the first dollar. Notable members include Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell and Mrs. Grover Cleveland.

Hay John Hay John Hays Hammond Washington, D. C America Ashington Congress Edward Stellwagen Union Trust Company of Washinon Taft Alexander Graham Bell Champ Clark Joseph Choate Grover Cleveland George W. Wickersham Harvey W. Wiley Talcott Williams Leonard Wodd

Outdoor Gospel Service Opens At Rutgers Church Summer Series

The Rutgers Presbyterian Church on Broadway and Seventy third Street held the first Summer Sunday evening open air gospel service in its narrow sideyard. Pastor William Hiram Foulkes led about fifty to sixty parishioners in a short sermon and hymn singing before a thunderstorm drove the service indoors. Open air services will continue next Sundays with George T. Coxhead and Moderator Work taking turns. Other churches also began open air services for the season.

Rutgers Presbyterian Church Broadway Seventy-third Street William Hiram Foulkes Presbyterian Church Calvary Episcopal Church Second Avenue Baptist Church Collegiate Baptist Church

Manila Youth Embrace Education Aid for Dormitory

The Manila article notes a growing desire among Philippine young men to study and enter professions, aided by English education under American rule. Priests Finegan and Thompkins seek $150,000 to build a central dormitory for 3,000 Manila students to improve living conditions and foster schooling, with government endorsement.

Manila Philip M. Finegan New York Philippines John J. Thompkins Vigan Father Finegan Islands College of St. Francis Xavier West Sixteenth Street Myece Father Thompkins San Domingo Thehilippines Ilocos Sur Seminary Conces of the Immaculate Conception Fathers of the Society of Jesus Academy of Our Lady of the Rosary College Seminary Byishop Dougherty Jesuit Fathers

Hundred Teachers Chosen for Philippine Service

The Bureau of Insular Affairs has completed selecting over 100 American teachers for service in the Philippine Islands. The recruits come from universities colleges and normal schools nationwide and were chosen from a record pool of applicants.

Washington Bureau of Insular Affairs Philippine Islands United States

Cardinal Farley Leads Pilgrimage to Mount Loretto

Cardinal Farley and hundreds of city charitable workers travel to Mount Loretto Staten Island to tour the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin founded by Father Drumgoole. Rev M J Fitzpatrick has chartered a train to meet the 11 o clock boat from South Ferry with city officials joining at the Battery.

Cardinal Farley Mount Loretto Staten Island Mission of the Immaculate Virgin Father Drumgoole M. J. Fitzpatrick South Ferry Battery

Roumanian Jews of America Adjourn Fifth Convention

The fifth annual Roumanian Jews of America convention in Manhattan Lyceum concluded with 400 members present. Dr. Siegelstein reported rapid growth and a new home for aged and infirm members at Mount Vernon, plus plans for a Talmud Torah on the east side. Dr. Braunstein read the secretary’s report as speakers included Judge Snitkin Assemblymen Fleck Graubard and Marcus. Siegelstein was re-elected president with board elections set for next Thursday.

Manhattan Lyceum East Fourth Street Lny Siegelstein Mount Vernon Joseph E. Braunstein Leonard A. Snitkin Charles R. Fleck Morris Graubard A. Marcus Seigelstein

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