Peril of Dairies Urged by Mr Straus at Tuberculosis Exhibit
Nathan Straus warned at the Tuberculosis Exhibition that a large portion of New York cattle are tuberculous and that no law blocks importing diseased stock. He urged a strict law and enforcement, citing Cornell data showing high infection rates among state herds and the risk of diseased milk reaching the public. Pasteurization is discussed as protection, with calls to curb fraudulent substitutes. Labor Day events at the Brooklyn exhibition included union leaders pledging cooperation in tuberculosis fight.
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Gother
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Assembly Hall
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International Association of Metal Polishers and Buffers
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Horace van Voast
Schenectady
Harlow C. Clark
Public Safety
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George W. Goler
Rochester
Herbert P. Lansdale
John H. Pryor
Oscar H. Rogers
Yonkers
Utica
Eugene A. Porter
John Williams
Hermann M. Biges
New York City
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Joseph T. Alling
Rochester Public Health Association
Trenton
N. J
George B. Wight
Commissioner of Charities and Correction
New Jersey
Glen Gardner
Wight
Many Find No Work Amid Panic Aftermath
The Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reports the panic’s lasting impact with more unemployed men seeking relief. In the year it cared for 10,752 families, up 7 percent, and 6,755 received material relief, up fifteenfold from the prior year. Total current contributions rose to 4,4417 dollars, all for relief. A portion of aid went to housingless men offered work, with 9 percent of applicants believed to be blameless in need. If conditions normalize, as much as 70 percent of current relief dependents might need no outside aid.
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Association For Troproving
Association For Relief
Roman Catholic Church praised for worker appeal by Yonkers clergyman
The Rev. James E. Freeman of St. Andrew's Yonkers criticizes Protestant churches for a "terrible withdrawal" of workers and lauds the Roman Catholic Church for maintaining a strong following among laborers. He argues clergy should support movements improving human conditions and engage with world problems.
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James E. Freeman
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Yonkers
Berman
Jess
Coward Arch Prop Shoe Claims Arch Support and Relief
An advertisement describes the Coward Arch Prop Shoe as designed to support and strengthen a weakened or fallen arch. It is patterned from plaster casts of a natural foot, fits precisely, and quickly relieves arch weakness.
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James S. Coward of 268 274 Greenwich Street New York offers mail orders and wants readers to send for a catalog with the note “SOLD NOWHERE ELSE” in a historical ad style.
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James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N. Y
Sean Warner Sreeer
Curious Visit to St John s Chapel in Varick Street
Crowds toured and attended services at St John s Chapel Varick Street yesterday with morning and evening worship. Clergy and parishioners discussed patience and gradual progress for the church amid plans to close the chapel after the January 31 service.
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Varick Street
Francis S. Bangs
Trinity Vestry
Phelps Stokes
Junius Sauber
Elijah
God
St. Peter
Lord
Charles L. Gomph
St. John’s
Corporation
Augustus Thomas urges support for New Theatre at Delmonico dinner
At a Delmonico’s dinner, Augustus Thomas urged the American Dramatists' Club to back the New Theatre and defer the ideal theatre project. He said the group should rally behind a current institution that could uplift American dramatists, stressing high standards and the public’s ability to grasp nuanced plays. The event included figures such as Ham Gillette, Victor Herbert, John Philip Sousa, and Charles Klein.
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American Dramatists’ Club
Augustus Thomas
New Theatre
Mr. Thomas
Sydney Rosenfeld
Charles Klein
Thomas
Il Ham Gillette
Victor Herbert
Victor Mapes
F. F. Mackey
Frederic Thompson
W. A. Brady
Theodore Burt Sayre
John Philip Sousa
de Woltogee Lamar Pollock
W. C
Eligible as Consuls. State certifies consular candidates
The Board of Examiners released a list of successful candidates eligible for consular service after examinations. Of 71 July-designated candidates, 45 appeared and 19 passed. November tests with 58 designated produced 23 successful. Lack of suitable material for student interpreters and consular assistants noted. Names of successful consuls and candidates listed by state and branch.
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Washington
Board of Examiners
Secretary of State
New York Pittsburg Engagements Headline
Several engagements announced in Pittsburg involve brides or grooms living in New York. Names include Carolyn Snowden Clarence Alcott Katharine Vilsack John J F Mulcahy Mary Haymaker Frank Osmond Bennett Anne Rafferty Edmund Trent Gertrude Taylor Clarence Bingham Watkins Harriet Balken Rodger Day.
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Pittsburg
New York
Carolyn McClurg Snowden
Charles L. Snowden
Fifth Avenue
Clarence Alcott
Katharine Vilsack
Leopold Vilsack
John J. F. Mulcahy
Mortimer J. Mulcahy
St. Paul's Cathedral
Mary 8. Haymaker
John C. Haymaker
Haymaker
South Negley Avenue
Frank Osmond Bennett
Frank Vincent Bennett
Anne Rafferty
Gilbert T. Rafferty
Edmund K. Trent
Trent
Allegheny County
Raffertys
Clarence Bingham Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Wellesley Avenue
Harriet Weysman Batken
Henry Balken
College Avenue
Rodger Dean Day
Day
Catskill-on-the-Hudson
Praises for Dr Wise at Bishop Potter memorial meeting
At Cooper Union the People's Institute held a memorial for Bishop Potter where Seth Low praised his role in exposing Van Wyck’s flawed administration. Speakers included Rabbi Joseph Silverman, John Mitchell, Dr Booker T. Washington, and Rev Percy Stickney Grant.
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Bishop Potter
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
van Wyck
Rabbi Wise
Dr. Wise
Croker
Charles Sprague Smith
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Potter
Rabbi Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu- el
John Mitchell
Booker T. Washington
Grant
Silverman
Archbishop Ireland
Washington
Philip Armstrong
Abraham Lincoln
Sherman Presides at Temple Dedication for McKinley Organ
The Metropolitan Temple closes a week of services dedicating a new organ in memory of President McKinley. Vice-President-elect Sherman presided reading hymns and readings while speakers including Rev. Dr. Reed, Robert Watchorn, and Henry W. Taft attended. Dr. Reed ranked McKinley among great presidents, Taft praised party loyalty, and $7,000 of the $8,000 cost was subscribed at the day service.
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Sherman
George Edward Reed
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
Robert Watchorn
Immigration
Henry W. Taft
Ohio Society
John Wesley Hill
Taft
McKinley
Mr. Reed
MacKinsey
William McKinley
Reed
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Watchorn
America
Wiliam Mckinney
Ohio
McKinney
Daniel A. Goodsell
Hill
New Features At Toy Show With World Dolls On View
The Toy Show and Holiday Bazaar at Madison Square Garden adds novelties this week including wireless telegraphy by a 17 year old Junior Aero Club member. Miss Valeria Penrose of Philadelphia showcases 125 dolls from Japan Korea Siam India Persia and other regions helped by American missionaries. Proceeds from doll sales will benefit the Hospital for Crippled Children.
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Madison Square Garden
Junior Aero Club
Valeria Penrose
Philadelphia
Japan
Korea
Siam
India
Persia
Wounded broker may recover after shooting
Harry B. Suydam the curb broker who was shot by inventor John C. Lumsden on Saturday morning was expected to recover, according to Hudson desires Hospital officials. Lumsden was committed to the Tombs without bail by Magistrate Finn yesterday morning.
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Harry B. Suydam
John C. Lumsden
Hudson Desea Hospital
Lumsden
Finn
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