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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

45

Plan to Ease Winter Unemployment in City

The Charity Organization Society and city officials explore schemes to aid the unemployed as winter approaches. Proposals include labor colonies in the state, private charity collaboration, and private funding for land work on Long Island. A new Municipal Lodging House is near completion to shelter homeless men, with capacity for about a thousand nightly, plus expanded wood yard and laundry facilities to provide temporary employment and relief.

Charity Organization Society Pimira Reformatory Long Island O. F. Lewis Pressea Hebberd Department of Public Charities First Avenue Twentysixth Street Twenty- Fifth Street Hoboes' Union New York Auda J Society United States Frank Persons State Department of Labor Wood Yard Society Guthe Wiskillea Thorn Letst Ye Weber Lyon Syaulal Cite

Tom Dick and Harry tale and New York theater scenes

A local Rambler recounts a banker’s five year name scheme Tom Dick and Harry and a woman’s tale about speech and manners. The piece shifts to a lively scene in a New York restaurant theater with poets singers and a witty crowd and ends with a comic anecdote about the devil and stage humor.

Cosmopolite's View Sparks Outburst Over Narrow Mirth

Described as a man of broad views he despises local prejudice and intolerance. His fury centers on Sniggles a New Yorker who treats Manhattan as Alpha and Omega and mocks wide horizons.

Manhattan Island Alpha and Omega Universa New York

Why She Left the Church in New York Paradise

A West Indies servant describes moving to New York and visiting a church where she enjoyed the hymn singing and the invitation to salvation. She returns distressed, noting the New York churches appear remarkable and the salvation call was openly offered.

Church USA New York West Indies Sy Mollie Miss Mollie Mrs. Jack Episcopetien North Emma Mullle

Chance to send letters to the British Isles at half price

A distressed woman laments her lack of contacts in England as she discovers an opportunity to mail letters to the British Isles for less than half price. The reader is invited to take advantage of the reduced postage.

Mollie Ruby Ruth Cain Liona Hendé Nan Hye Annie Ghrel Garden British Isles England

Monk Visits Democratic Headquarters in Chicago

OHN E. MONK of the Republican National Headquarters paid a courtesy call on Democratic rivals at their Chicago nest, signaling a strategic and symbolic outreach during a tense political moment.

Ohn E. Monk Chicago Sadigm

When You're Broke Gh a world’s a banlal pubble

Poem fragment by Stephen Chalmers about the sting of poverty and creative struggle. It reflects on brokenness, ripped lines, and the feeling of being a "macerated groan" with a critique of printer irony. The readable text centers on financial hardship and expressive lines.

Algo Rossetti Wren Stephen Chalmers Athe

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