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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1908

Page

5

Peril of dairies urged by Mr Straus at tuberculosis expo

Nathan Straus warned at the Tuberculosis Exhibition that most New York cattle are tuberculous and that no law blocks import of infected cattle. He urged strict laws and pasteurization, warning fraudulently pasteurized milks endanger public health as unions pledge cooperation at a Brooklyn Labor Day event with leaders from city and state health and labor sectors.

Nathan Straus New York State New York Buffalo Veranus A. Moore Cornell Brooklyn Central Labor Union Assembly Hall James Cunningham United Brewery Workers’ Association L. Williams Vanderbilt Clinic Joseph Flynn International Association of Metal Polishers and Buffers George F. Canfield Horace van Voast Schenectady Harlow C. Clark F. F. Lorin John A. Kingsbury 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 Martin E. McClary Joseph T. Alling Rochester Public Health Association Trenton N. J George B. Wight Commissioner of Charities and Correction New Jersey Glen Gardner

Many cant find work in panic's lingering impact

The Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor reports continued effects from the panic with many able bodied men seeking relief. In the year the group aided 10 752 families, up from 6 688, while 6 72 obtained material relief, and total current contributions reached 84 9417.

Association For Troprovine Yresterdar Association For Relief Futl

Covets results of Roman Church in Yonkers

The Rev James E Freeman rector of St An drews Yonkers argues Protestant churches suffer a “terrible withdrawal” of working classes. He praises the Roman Catholic Church noting its closer relation to people and ability to influence workers on social issues and world problems.

Yonkers James E. Freeman St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Berman Jesus

Coward Arch Prop Shoe Promises Arch Support

An advertisement touts the Coward Arch Prop Shoe as a remedy for arch weakness caused by strain or fallen arches. The shoe is built from plaster casts of the natural foot, aims for perfect fit, and claims rapid arch support and relief.

Curious Visit Chapel at St John’s in Varick Street

Scores visited St John’s Chapel yesterday on Varick Street to learn its history and attend morning and evening services. Attendance totaled 27 at dawn, 277 at 10:30, and 122 at the evening service as clergy urged patience and steady work for the church’s progress before the January 31 closing of the chapel and January 32 closure of St John’s the following day.

St. John’s Chapel Varick Street Francis S. Bangs Trinity Vestry I. N. Phelps Stokes Junius Sauber Elijah God St. Peter Lord Charles L. Gomph St. John’s Emmanuel Israel Son of God

August Thomas urges support for New Theatre at Delmonico dinner

At a dinner in his honor at Delmonico's, Augustus Thomas urged the American Dramatists' Club to back the New Theatre and pause the ideal theatre project. He praised the venture as a chance for American dramatists, emphasized writing for the audience, and noted profits should not overshadow artistic integrity. Attendees included Gillette, Herbert, Mapes, Mackey, Thompson, Brady, Sousa, Hopper, Pollock, Klein, and De Mille.

Delmonico’s American Dramatists’ Club Augustus Thomas New Theatre Mr. Thomas Sydney Rosenfeld Charles Klein Thomas William Gillette Victor Herbert Victor Mapes F. F. Mackey Frederic Thompson W. A. Brady Theodore Burt Sayre John Philip Sousa de Wolf Hopper Channing Pollock W. C. de Mille

Eligible as Consuls Listed for Appointment to the Service

The board of examiners certified to the Secretary of State a list of successful candidates eligible for consular service. Of 71 July-designated, 45 appeared, 19 passed. in November, 58 designated, 37 examined, 23 passed. The board notes a persistent lack of suitable material for student interpreters and consular assistants, urging more qualified applicants from underrepresented states.

Washington Board of Examiners Secretary of State Lst Ecorps

New York Pittsburg Engagements Spotted in Pittsburgh

Several engagements announced in this city involve brides or grooms from New York. Carolyn Snowden will wed Clarence Alcott of New York at the bride’s home on December 30. Katharine Vilsack will marry John Mulcahy in St Paul’s Cathedral on January 7. Mary Haymaker is betrothed to Frank Bennett of New York, date unset. Anne Rafferty engaged to Edmund Trent of Pittsburg. Gertrude Taylor to marry Clarence Watkins of Pittsburg. Harriet Balken engaged to Rodger Day of New York.

Pittsburg New York Carolyn McClure 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 Anne Rafferty Gilbert T. Rafferty Edmund K. Trent Trent Allegheny County Raffertys Clarence Bingham Watkins Thomas Watkins Wellesley Avenue Harriet Weyman Balken Henry Balken College Avenue Rodger Dean Day Day Catskill-on-the-Hudson

Praise for Dr Wise at Potter memorial in Cooper Union

At a memorial meeting by the People's Institute in Cooper Union, Seth Low lauded Bishop Potter and saluted Dr Wise for exposing Van Wyck's misconduct. Speakers included Rev Grant Rabbi Silverman John Mitchell and Booker T. Washington. They praised Potter's liberalism and his aid to labor and the Negro.

Seth Low Bishop Potter People’s Institute Cooper Union van Wyck Rabbi Wise Dr. Wise Croker Charles Sprague Smith Percy Stickney Grant Church of the Ascension Rabbi Joseph Silverman Temple Emanu- el Potter John Mitchell Booker ‘T. Washington Grant Rabbi Silverman Archbishop Ireland Washington Philip Armstrong Abraham Lincoln

Sherman presides at temple organ dedication service

Vice-President elect Sherman chaired the Metropolitan Temple closing service dedicating a new organ in memory of President McKinley. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Reed, Robert Watchorn, and Henry Taft. Taft praised McKinley as a brave, Christian statesman and party loyalist. the organ project reached $7,000 of its $8,000 cost.

Metropolitan Temple Sherman George Edward Reed Dickinson College Pennsylvania Robert Watchorn Immigration Henry W. Taft Ohio Society John Wesley Hill Taft McKinley Reed William McKinley Thomas Jefferson George Washington Abraham Lincoln Watchorn America Ohio MecKinney Daniel A. Goodsell Hill

Toy Show Adds Novelty Figures and Wireless Display

New features at the Toy Show and Holiday Bazaar at Madison Square Garden include a Junior Aero Club wireless telegraphy exhibit operated by a 17 year old. Miss Valeria Penrose of Philadelphia showcases 125 dolls from Japan Korea Siam India Persia and more aiding the Hospital for Crippled Children.

Madison Square Garden Junior Aero Club Valeria Penrose Philadelphia Japan Korea Siam India Persia

Curb broker Suydam shot, to recover as Lumsden jailed

Harry B. Suydam, curb broker, was shot by inventor John C. Lumsden on Saturday morning and is expected to recover. A statement at Hudson rout Hospital tied Lumsden to the incident, and Magistrate Finn committed him to the Tombs without bail yesterday morning.

Harry B. Suydam John C. Lumsden Hudson Rout Hospital Lumsden Finn

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