New Jersey Federation Women Hear Talks at Semi annual Session
The New Jersey Federation of Women’s Clubs held its semi annual session at the Sret Presbyterian Church with about four hundred delegates from every club in the state. Welcome was given by City official Greenile and speakers included Andrew Newbury, Mrs. Jama Clinton, Mrs. S. Platt Decker of Denver, Mrs. Gace Tardiey, and others. The gathering discussed park construction in the Palisades and library connections, with remarks on capital parity and state travel, closing with Kipling’s Recession performed by two thousand Passaic schoolchildren.
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Fimrteen
Paxsaic
New- Sale Federation of Women's Clubs
Fed
Eeid Ty
Sret Presbyterian
Erato
Eddrees
Get Devil Greenile
Andrew Newbury
Mra Jamaa Clinton
Hte
Ty Mra
S. Platt Decker
Denver
General Federation
Gace
Tardiey
Grange
New Jurmey Federation
Ethara
Ies
Tata Ears East
New-Jersey Library
William @. Kimball
Philip Carpenter
New-York State Federation
Charlotte Wilbour
Forosts
Aol
Sbeckers
Kipting
The Lesson of Balzac
A fragmentary account describes Henry Jamés delivering a lecture on Balzac at Teague for Political Education. The text mentions Balzac’s engagement with secrets, references to engine life, and a garbled scene with ornate imagery and students, portraying a public lecture’s mood and critical reception.
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Senda
Henry Jamés Pumtiecday Sproncia
Eulanc
Fin Teague
Scientific housecleaning by New Vacuum Professor
The New Vacuum Professor owned and operated by T. Al Stewart of Jo Ue Niner Ite performs a methodical upholstery cleaning using a quionjemer guanieoe engine and water in a rivered wagon to remove soot from every part of the home. It details stunts and steps as furniture is cleared from rooms with emphasis on complete soot removal and restoration.
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Howe
T. AL Stewart
Coush
White Rose Apron Sale at East Side Settlement
The White Rose Working Girls' Home hosted an apron sale featuring spring and winter sewing projects from its Mother's Club and girls' sewing class. Dozens of aprons and other handmade items sold, funds aiding the settlement opened for self supporting colored girls. The home, run by colored women, offers weekly sewing and cooking classes and houses late 19th to early 20th century social clubs. Notables include Miss Dorothy Bord assisting Southern arrivals and supporters like Mrs Collis P Huntington and Booker Washington.
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White Hose Working Girls
East
Sirhst
Waa
Mothera’ Club
Victoria Berl Matthews
Thera
Tia
White Rose Industrial Association
New York
Dorothy J. Bord
Collis P. Huntington
Sunshine Society Fraud Warning and Home Garden Notes
Tribune readers are warned that the Genuine Sunshine Society does not authorize fundraisers or collectors. Treasurer Mrs. Lathrop of New Haven proceeds with Home Garden Branch efforts to aid local children, detailing Christmas gift drives and the work of the home garden program in Little Italy East Side. The piece recounts long charity efforts, youth engagement, and a shift to direct acts of kindness through organized branches and a Christmas outreach.
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Agen Tribune
Geiuane Sunshine Society
Frracus Ding
Lathrop
Mryfower
New Haven
Conn
Mary Greenies
Iittia Pelpe
Annie J. Machel
Home Garden
Ordse
Nectiy
Timmy
Orguniond
Riva & Perky
Bommel
Jimmy
Rake
Peltlor Walced
Women Honor Mrs Decker At Sunshine Society Event
A community note thanks Miss Mary Welden of Kansas and local contributors for charity donations. Items include funds for cancer relief, floral cheer and fruit, clothing parcels, magazines, and gifts from Sunshine Society volunteers. The Tribune Sunshine Society acknowledges the generosity of many donors and praises the women for their kindness.
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Mary Welden
Kansas
Traueh
Only Members of Co operating Clubs Invited to Reception
The Waldorf Astoria hosts a reception tomorrow in honor of Mrs Baron Platt Decker of Denver, president of the General Federation, with leaders from New York State and City federations present. Co operating clubs and invited guests include Mrs Charlotte Wildeur and others from various women’s clubs and societies in New York.
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General Federation
New York State
New York City
Baron Platt Decker
Denver
Philip Carpanter
Charlotte B. Wil Dour
Boresia
Mra
A. J. Wilson
Lillie Devereux Blake
National Legislative League
John D. Creehy
Doré Lyon
Bre
J. A. Cozzino
Arnold Schramm
Edwin Arden
Jas
Delle Sullivan
W. W. Penfield
New-York State
Federation of Women's Civitis
New-York City
Federation of Women's Clube
Boresta
The
Colectic
Miner Tha Rainy Day
Weren’s Health Protective Association
Professional Women's League
He Daughtere of
Dixie Club
Women's Pears Circle
Pamphlet on War Defences by Women’s Auxiliary Published
The Women’s Auxiliary to the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society issued a pamphlet detailing New York City defenses from the War of 1812, including fortifications and towers. It also recounts a tablet’s journey from a Tribune report dated June 7, 1826, and notes local groups like Free Masons and Moonrise workers aiding defense efforts. references to the Columbia boys and other curious wartime anecdotes.
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Women's Auxiliary
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
New York City
The
Tribune
Nicholas Fieh
Free Masons
Brooklyn
Corcise
Columbia Boys
Political League Programme for 1805 6 Lectures
The League for Political Education outlines a 1805 6 lecture programme with morning courses at the Buden Theatre and a broad speaker lineup including Dr Hale Jerome Booker T Washington John Graham Brooks and others. Excursions to Snug Harbor Bal rs Snug Harbor and Randall's Island house of refuge are planned and will resume.
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Political League
League For Political Education
Budeen
Hale
Jerome
Booker T Washington
John Graham Brooks
Clyde Fitch
Jacob A. Bile
George L. McNutt
Sudh Dp
Donot J. Ssuare
Thomas Slicer
Wordeworth
Eaward Howard Griggs
Brownine
Socrates
Bruno
Guy Cerleton Lee
Johns Hopkins University
Mele M. Fields
Hamilton Wright Mable
Robert Beakine Ely
Frank Bergen Kelley
League
Randall's Island
Fashionable garments: Mohair coat with matching collar
A Tribune Pattern shows a loose coat designed for youths with a blue mohair fabric and silk collar. The design favors simple stitching and a coordinating scarf, highlighting ease of wear and elegant tailoring.
Pattern Department Ad Demands Address and Postage
A fragmented 19th century notice seeks matact quantity for medium yards and patterns for girls age twelve and younger. It requests 10 cents for pattern sending, asks for number and age, and instructs sending to Pattern Department New York with return postage.
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New-York
Harry Toy
Excursion to Lake Hopatcong by Central Railroad of New Jersey
The Central Railroad of New Jersey announces a series of priced excursions to Lake Hopatcong. On Sunday June, the return fare for the round trip will be offered, with special trains running from Newark or New York.
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Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey
Sanday
NeweYork
Funeral of Captain Goddard Draws Wide Attendance
A large crowd attended the funeral of Captain S. Norton Goddard at All Butless Unitarian Church. President Roosevelt sent flowers. The service was led by Rev. Thomas R. Slicer with organist Louis R. Dreas ter. Mourners included the widow and three young daughters. Attendees included many local officials and members of the Republican political and civic communities. The burial took place at Greenwood.
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S. Norton Goddard
Bnuish Unitarian Church
Étiove
21Th-St
Secial
Thomas R. Slicer
Louis R. Dreaster
Grien
Asa
Daugherre
Captain Godaurd
Doled Hage
Gieie Chubp
Republisan
20Th Assembly District
Repub Nen County
Wiluans
Dialpin
Acuiliace Mathews
Dommes
William Halpin
Aruiltaxe Mathews
John Grasham
Joan & Shen
Worough
Preeviene
Witward
Healey
Henkel
Forloe
Naughton
Dad
Bongran
Iktelal
Greenwood
De W Altman Taken To Sanatorium After Outburst
De W Altman of Albany was removed from a Netherland Hotel incident where he and his bride planned to register. Taken by his brother to Stamford Conn in a large car, he remained agitated and attacked staff at Hellevus Hospital before restraint. Mrs Altman was not present.
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de Witt Altman
Albany
Netherland
Hellevus Hospital
Stamford
Conn
Stanford
Bishop Potter Plans Cathedral Outing Visits
The grounds near the Cathedral of Bu John the Diving will be ready in about two weeks for Sunday excursions from the East Side. About three hundred women and children will be taken from the pro-cathedral parish in Stanton Street to the cathedral grounds for several hours of open air and canehine. A service will be held in the crypt at o'clock, with no obligation to attend. Canon GMs will supervise the parties and has anonymous gifts funding transportation so activities cost nothing.
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Bu John
Parion
Stantonst
Sryasiaig
Patter Bs
Canon Gms
Children Protest Police Over Park Plant Vandalism
The Tribline reports HM Hesham of West Street sent a complaint about Memorial Day vandalism in Central Park. Benham cites crowds trampling and chafing plants. a mounted officer failed to intervene as up to one hundred thousand children visited. Captain Dillon stated readiness to address the issue.
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Central Park
Memorial
Janits E Dillon
Justice Davy transfers crimes case in looting scheme
Justices Davy moved Armittags Mathews John W Wooton and Lemuel Ferguson from general sessions to criminal side of the Supreme Court for trial on conspiracy and grand larceny charges in the William Weisel estate looting. District Attorney Jerome plans an early trial after pleadings today amid political remarks from Abraham Grunter.
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Davy
Court of General Sensions
Hsieh
Supreme Court
Armittags Mathews
John W. Wooton
Lemuel Therguson
William Weisel
Jerome
Abraham Grnter
Mathews
Quaker Meeting Debates Life and Riots in 19th Century
The New-York yearly meeting of the Reiletone Society of Friends and Orthodox Society of Friends held sessions at Rutherford Place and East Tenth discussing Quakerism and the riots life. An address by Hugo Fer Jones, professor at Haverford College, explored the feature and aims of the Quaker movement amid debt and social turmoil.
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New-York
Reiletone Society of Friends
Hutherford Place
East 10Ths
Hufus Mr. Jones
Haverford College
Baverford
Orthodox Society of Friends
Tha Epeak
New Market Train Service Opens on Fatkaway Fleach Route
A new daily market train began yesterday on the Long Island Finfiond route linking Long Sound Cley to Nammeds and polsia via Fatkaway Fleach. The service carries market garden produce and freight to summer fulfill points along the coast. Morning trips depart between Goeioak and the gnorning with wag Haach to tiie fur for the morning marcela.
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Long Sound Cley
Nammeds
Polsia
Fatkaway
Long Island
Finfiond
Cavoles
Ceuch
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