Greed of Gain Kills Says Donald Mackay
New Brunswick June 17 The Rev Donald Sage Mackay of St Nicholas Church New York delivered a Rutgers College baccalaureate sermon on the dangers of overwork and greed. He cited thirteen men who died young from the pressure of wealth seeking and urged saving the soul through prayer and service.
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New Brunswick
Donald Sage Mackay
St. Nicholas
New York
Rutgers College
Mackay
Jess
Harvard class day week opens with Abbott sermon on fraternalism
Cambridge June 17 The Harvard class day week began with the bac calaureate sermon by Rev Lyman Abbott of New York in Appleton Chapel. He argued three social orders autocracy individualism and fraternalism urging unity of creeds for a safer future and that citizens must consider national welfare over personal gain.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Lyman Abbott
New York
Appleton Chapel
Wealth craze and reform at Brown University sermon
Providence July 17 reports Dr W H P Faunce president of Brown University decried focus on wealth. He warned education risks becoming trade when schools seek payoffs and faculty are treated as hired help. He tied the past year's reform to shifting American ideals and warned against material measures of success.
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Providence
R. L
W. Hi. P. Faunce
Brown University
A National Self Appraisal of Industry and Morality
The text argues that sensational exposes harm society by naming exploiters while true reform persists. It notes public denunciation of all businessmen fails to curb crime, yet the effort to reveal conditions in ledger rooms, stores, railroads, mines, and packing houses continues. The aim is a candid view of moral and industrial leadership.
Spoliation of the People Topic in College Sermon
Dr. Philip S. Moxon of Springfield warns that material wealth grows beyond moral control. He cites spoliation of the people as a corrupt force behind large fortunes while condemning irreligion and immorality in a prosperous Christian civilization.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Philip S. Moxon
Springfield
Mass
Cornell University
Moxom
Berkman Appears to Enthusiastic Crowd in Grand Central Palace
About 2000 to 3000 people gathered at Grand Central Palace to hear Alexander Berkman, the Anarchist released after fourteen years in prison for an attempted assassination of H. C. Frick. Emma Goldman praised Berkman as a martyr and pioneer for liberty.
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Grand Central Palace
Alexander Berkman
H. C. Frick
Berkman
Emma Goldman
University of the Western Penitentiary
Abraham Cahan
Jewish Daily Forward
Michael Zametkin
H. Weinberg
Chicago
S. Jamorusky
Freie Arbeiter Zeitung
Jamornsky
Wabash Plans Loan for System Amalgamation
Wabash officials arrange a 2 million dollar loan in Pittsburg to lift floating indebtedness and facilitate the Goulds planned amalgamation of Wabash interests from Pittsburg to Kansas City. One bank takes 1 million, another 500 thousand. a 200 million blanket mortgage backs the plan. The loan will be first mortgage at 6 1 2 percent and funds extensions including Wheeling and Lake Erie and the Uniontown Wheeling Short Line. The Monongahela Valley entrance is expected to boost the line’s prospects as a paying investment in months ahead.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Kansas City
National Bank
Gould
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Uniontown
Wheeling
George J. Gould
Monongahela Valley
Bridegroom Arrest Ends Harlem Church Wedding
Giuseppe Mungo a 32 year old contractor from East 108th Street and Clavine Dirizito 19, were to wed at St Lucia’s Church in East Harlem but Mungo confessed a prior marriage to a Mount Carmel church in December 1950. Detectives restrained him after he cursed and drew a pistol and stiletto. the occasion ended with his arrest for carrying concealed weapons and the bride taken home after fainting.
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Harlem
Little Italy
St. Lucia
East 104Th Street
St. Lucia’s
Giuseppe Mungo
East 108Th Street
Clavine Dirizito
East 106Th Street
Cummings
W. E. Cronin
Mungo
Father Cummings
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Supreme Court
Maddox
Brooklyn
Davis and
McCarthy
Berliner
Hoffman
Dr. Berliner
Antonio
Clavino Dirizito
Roosevelt Bears Fail To Please Kids At Bronx Zoo
At the Bronx zoo the Roosevelt bear cubs Teddy B and Teddy G refused to play as a capybara and a skunk upset their mood. The cubs mourn their missing three legged mother while a Dead or Alive reward sign for a lost boy distracts visitors.
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Zoological Park
Bronx
Teddy-B
Teddy-G
Capybara
Teddy
Paraguay
Teddy—G
Teddy—B
Inform Kaufman
Broadway
Telegraph poles thwarted by South Bound Brook officials
South Bound Brook Street Commissioners thwarted an attempt by the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company to erect poles and string wires while officials were away. The firm offered two free telephones and 2 percent yearly on gross local receipts, but authorization was not yet finalized. By sunset over a dozen poles were up before residents filled holes and felled several poles. Rumor says the company may proceed via state law to reach subscribers by rooftops and back lots toward New Brunswick.
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New York Times
Summit
N. J
South Bound Brook
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Lindauer
New Brunswick
Central Union Moves to Enter Politics for Labor Party
The Central Federated Union debated forming an independent labor party after remarks that old parties neglect labor. Delegates urged a formal plan, with the Executive Committee given 30 days to draft a political-action program and avoid a referendum.
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Central Federated Union
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Organized Labor
Kennedy
Wool Pullers’ Union
Topeee
Wolff
Cigarmakers’ Union No. 1
Thomas Henry
Press Teechers
Municipal Ownership League
Kelly
Theatrical Protective Union
Tammany
Samuel Prince
Cigar Packers’ Union
Bunko
Labor
Prince
Debs
Delany
Granite Cutters’ Union
Lost boy rumored to hide in park selling peanuts
A missing boy was last seen near the bear cage and rumors in the soda fountain crowd suggest he lingered in the park. He may be hidden somewhere within the grounds earning a living selling peanuts or driving a goat cart.
Imports of Gems Rise for 1905 in U S
The US Geological Survey bulletin shows 1905 precious stone output valued at $326,350 with sapphire mines yielding $125,000 and turquoise $65,000. Imports of precious stones reached $34,998,513, up from $26,008,813 in 1804, led by diamonds with rough stones worth $10,281,111 and unset stones at $20,375,304.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
United States
Automobile Fire Destroys Car Near Stamford
An automobile owned by James Rapelyea of New York burned out of service just west of Stamford as its party walked into the city after a breakdown. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the blaze. the $4500 car was practically ruined.
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Stamford
Conn
James Rapelyea
New York
Watchorn Asked to Identify Chorus Singers Travel Details
The Central Federated Union urged Immigration Commissioner Watchorn to monitor the Met Opera's director Conried over alleged European chorus recruitment in violation of labor laws. Watchorn requested names of chorus members, their vessel, and arrival time to allow the union to present cause for landing and a merits-based government review.
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Chorus Singers’ Union
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Central Federated Union
Watchorn
Boy Drowns After Dare at East River Pier
Twelve year old Isaac Jacobs of 30 Goerck Street swam from the pier at De Lancey Street and the East River yesterday. He cried for help before sinking and the body was not recovered before Policeman Moran reached him.
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Isaac Jacobs
Goerck Street
Delancey Street
East River
Moran
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