Education minds unite to reform labor and learning
William Noyes of the Eastern Manual Training Association warned that out of school education has vanished as modern life replaces Colonial work with factory life. He urged real industry oriented learning rather than toy projects, predicting schools of the future will teach to see straight think clearly and create. John Dewey advocated child industry and anti child labor measures while delegates welcomed by Dr James E Russell and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler planned further joint sessions at Pratt Institute and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noyes
Eastern Manual Training Association
Eastern Art Teachers’ Association
Horace Mann
Noyes
Sweden
Floyd
John Dewey
Columbia University
James E. Russell
Teachers College
Nicholas Murray Butler
Poem fragment about smiles easing sorrow and hope
A brief verse urges a small smile or kind word to brighten a sad heart and let sunlight return. It notes Mabel E. Kerr and a reference to Mrs Allun selecting the piece, implying a friendship or reading room context.
Fund appeal aids destitute and crippled women in need
The response to the emergency fund appeal enables the TBA to aid the destitute and a few reduced gentlewomen. Donors from Tuxedo Ballston Spa Manhattan and Moniaan contribute small sums to help the afflicted crippled women and those in dire condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TBA
Tuxedo
Ballston Spa
M M
Manhouten
Charity alms from As M A Stone and others listed
Contributions totaling several donors including M A Stone of New Jersey for a cancer patient and a leper in hospital plus amounts for a crippled girls fund, a consumptive home, and miscellaneous charities benefiting a New Jersey resident and Ira L Campbell among others.
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As. M.A. Stone
New Jerey
C. M
Ira L. Campbell
Glen Rider
Anonymous
Hostal
Anna L
Seabury
Frovieae Branca
Ever Ready Branch Raises Funds at Week’s Sale
The Ever Ready branch reports a grocery sale this week raising 12 dollars for the Consumptive Home fund. Mrs Hugo iKir Sn donated the use of a floor for the sale and the branch paid 25 dollars for a brace for a crippled young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo iKir Sn
Sunshine Society at Mayesville Institute Promotes Work
A letter from Emma J. Wilson president of the Mayeeville Industrial Institute in South Carolina describes the Sunshine Society, its six hundred members, and their bi monthly meetings. The note also mentions charitable contributions and aid for an inebriate woman through Frances E Willera Union and local donors from Boston New York Fort Miam Brooklyn Gardenity and Corn wall.
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Emma J. Wilson
Mayeeville Industrial Institute
South Carolina
Mayesville
Fergeet Colored
United States
Winton Seas
Sunshine Society
Sunshine
Frances E Willera Union
M. Pherost
Sunday Night Theatres Provokes Church Alliance Speech
The Actors' Church Alliance held its annual May reception at St. Thomas's parish house where Miss Harriette Keyser denounced Sunday night acting as an outrage to Christian civilization. Other members lamented Sunday openings while noting the toll on actors, carpenters, and crews, as they reflected on the moving program and humorous aside about a London bishop's trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Keyser
Actors’ Church Alliance
St. Thomas's
Miss Keyser
West
Middle West
Keyser
Francis J. Clay Moran
Newark
Edyth Totten McGrath
Potter
National Council of the Actors’ Church Alliance
London
Southwark
Federation Greetings at General Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting
St Paul May 31 reports and greetings from multiple clubs and federations including the Association of Collegiate Alumni and the National Federation of Musical Clubs. Honorary vice president Constance Fontleroy Runcie welcomed. Montreal Women’s Club described civic work and schooling advances. Federation now counts 103 clubs admitted 180 resigned or disbanded with 46 federations and about 500000 women. Treasurers show receipts 21514 49 disbursements 9838 93 balance 11075 84.
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St. Paul
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sophronisba Breckenridge
Chicago
Association of Collegiate Alumni
National Outdoor Art League
Upton
Iilinese
Mothers’ Congress
Schrof
Philadelphia
R. R. Dore
National Federation of Musical Clubs
A. F Stockwell
Equal Suffrage Association
E. M. Lapenotiere
Woman's Christian Association
Constance Fontleroy Runcie
Minerva Club
New Harmony
Ind
St. Joseph
Minerva
Montreal
Pennypacker
Breakfast jacket suits lawns and muslins for all seasons
The Tribune Pattern showcases a breakfast jacket in dotted batiste, ideal for warm months and adaptable into two or three variations. Trimmed with frills and embroidery bands, it features a finned neck and versatile styling for lawns and lightweight fabrics.
Pattern for Linen Gprie Breakfast Jacket No 583
A garbled circa late issue pattern notice describes a tissue paper pattern for a breakfast jacket with a large collar. It lists yardage for medium size with sizes 22 34 38 49 42 bust measures and mentions postage and address details for pattern request from the New York Tribune Pattern Department.
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Reong
Humber
New York Tribune II
Tindle in Black Hand Murder Trial
Josephine Terranova faces murder charges in a trial tied to expert testimony by Dr Allan Mc Lane Hamilton who assessed her mental state after a Sunday interview. The prosecution and defense clash over her mental responsibility and access to commission minutes as the case heads to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Terranova
Allan McLane Hamilton
Mr. Palmieri
Josephine
Hamilton
Janet
Palmieri
Palm
Ely
Scott
Carlos F. MacDonald
Justice Scott
Mr. Ely
Engine's Wild Plunge At Long Island City Yard
A Long Island Rail Road engine ran wild in the passenger yard yesterday morning after airbrakes failed. The locomotive slammed the shed and railing, but all 100 passengers across four cars escaped injury. Conductor John Emery and engineers William Connelly and fireman Timothy Glen remained in the cab until the crash ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
Port Washington
Elmhurst
Borden Avenue
Vernon Avenue
John Emery
William Connelly
Timothy Glen
Connelly
Baron Riedl Dowry Demand Denied by Magee Family
Pittsburg May 31 The Magee family denied a report that Baron Riedl demanded a $100000 dowry for wedding Louise Magee niece and ward of the late Senator Christopher L Magee The Magee estate is held in trust by Mrs Magee making a dowry payment impossible and the marriage portion unlikely under any circumstances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Magee
Baron Riedl
Louise Magee
Christopher L. Magee
Tragic trunk death of three Van Slette children
In Kankakee Illinois a four hour search ends with Mrs Van Slette discovering her three young daughters dead inside a trunk in an upper room. The children aged baby to older girl likely suffocated when the trunk lid latched after they entered during play. An inquest is planned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kankakee
Ill
Mothers Congress Opposes Smoot Seat Amendment
The National Congress of Mothers executive council urged the Senate to declare Reed Smoot's seat vacant and called for a constitutional amendment granting the federal government power over polygamy. It also backed uniform divorce laws and was presided by Mrs. Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia.
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Minneapolis
Executive Council
The
National Congress of Mothers
United States Senate
Reed Smoot
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
National Mothers’ Congress
Testimonial Benefit for Miss Jennie C Wilder at Waldorf-Astoria
A testimonial benefit for Miss Jennie C Wilder drew over 300 attendees including actors artists and literary figures. Photographs of Wilder sold, flowers candies books and music were bought, and a varied program of songs recitations and sketches delighted the Myrtle Room. Mabel McKinley performed, Wilder received flowers, and the event was organized by Mrs H Herbert Knowles and Mrs Charles Edward Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall P. Wilder
Jennie C. Wilder
Waldorf-Astoria
Mabel McKinley
Miss Wilder
Echo
H. Herbert Knowles
Charles Edward Abbott
Coffee and Cotton Markets Reported Steady Amid Trading
New York May 31 1906 coffee market quiet yet steady with prices holding near opening after early declines 23 000 bags sold European markets mixed Brazilian news muted purchases for a rebound. Cotton fell sharply amid holiday liquidation with near term months weakest yet close steadier. spot bids eased while futures showed a net drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rto
Santos
Market reports for beans peas and produce 1906
New York May 31 1906 prices and demand for marrow beans peas and other produce show limited steady activity. Beans and peas fluctuate with buyers holding to cautious bids. market for butter and eggs remains firm with receipts light. oysters, oysters, and other staples show varied quotes.
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New York
California
Uma
Hothouse frame yields basket prices and greens list
A crowded produce list shows hothouse frame prices for cauliflowers and peppers, with dozens of greens including kale lettuce and spinach. Regional crates and carriers across Florida Bermuda Charleston Savannah and New Orleans appear with varied per basket or per carrier rates.
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Charleston
New Orleans
Florida
Boston
Bermuda
Baltimore
Norfolk
Parsley
Norfola
North Carolina
Do Lake City
Beskert
Savannah
Dasker
Hugson River
Erie
Pennsylvania
Delawares Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley
Bajetimore
Ohio
Central of New Jersey
Toledo
Timothy
Livestock Market Report New York May 31 1960
Receipts include 919 cattle and 1189 sheep and lambs with 1986 hogs. Cattle steady with mixed classes. calves demand steady to high at 5.0 to 7.0 per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs mostly steady. yearlings firm on limited supply with Kentucky lambs around 3.50 to 5.50. Hogs firm with heavy to choice weights quoted near 4.50 to 5.00 per 100 pounds, sales noted by Newton & Co and Kern’s Commission among others.
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New York
Liverpool
Newton & (O
Oe & Co
Tee
Ific
Kerns Commission Co
Kentucky
Buffalo
Newton @& Co
Judd
Chicago and regional cattle and hog market roundups May 31
Chicago and Cincinnati and East Buffalo and Kansas markets report cattle receipts and steady to lower readings. Cattle ranges include prime steers around 44 to 48 and common to good heifers, with hogs at 64 to 66 in Chicago and 60 to 63 in other regions. Sheep and lambs show steady to mixed movement, with lambs around 5 to 8 and sheep near 4 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool May 31
WHEAT July 4s 6½d up to Wad December 4d. CORN firm. American mixed. O ld 45d. PLAIN: Canadian firm at 12½d. FLOUR steady. Saint Louis fancy winter steady at 81. HOPS firm in London Pactite Coast at 4s. PORK firm prime Western 82s 6d. HAMS short cut 14 to 16d. MEATS Bacon firm. Cumberland cut 24 to 30d, short rib 20s. LARD prime Western 45s 4d. BUTTER steady. CHEESE firm. TALLOW prime city firm at 2s. TURPENTINE Spirits firm at 40½d. ROSIN common at 7⅞d. PETROLEUM refined quiet at 0s 9d. SEED dull at 2s 3d.
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Gulf
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Baltimore
Sikee
St Louis
Charleston
Lle
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Oing
Manchester
Western Steady
Chicago
Commission
St. Petersburg
Russia
Duluth
Manitoba
New York
Ecittne
Josed
London
Lees Don
Ted
Spelter
Sink
Shout & Pointe Kines
Oes Tro
Cleveland
Ois
Standard White
Philadelphia
Bols. O.sMe
Fob Mills
Nex
Sitec
City
Calcutta
Chio
Omaha
Kansas City
Ile
Middle West
South American
Brazil
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Bend
Kefin
Eagle
Porto Rico
Arbuckle Brothers
Mus Ovado
United States
Pactte Coast
Omtra India Mess
Prime
Cumberland
Unites States
Gia
Wse
Trade in Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices May 31
Wheat eased with May at 4 3 4c, July down to 4 1 2c. May corn 6 4%c, July corn around 6 9 16c. Oats weakened slight. July oats 2 1 2c lower. Provisions slipped, July pork 16.17 16.25, lard and rib lower. Hog receipts 35,000 head. prices steady to 20c lower than yesterday.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Ste To Rie
Sue
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Mrs All UN
Ever Ready
Sunshiners
Richard H Dana
State Street
Louis Kippech
Bible House
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Bank of Mayesville
Sarah Cock
Cornwall
Federation Greetings
Long Island
Senate
Cae Tees
Bess
Hacen Ref
General Market Report
Mayreee
Country Produce Markets
Usuel
Mercantile Exchange
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Liverpool Cab'e
Ben Davis
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
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Virginia
England
Tate
Pacific Coast
Breilers
Philadela
Anne
Thess
Telegraph
Karsas
Anderson
Cornelia
Averill & No
Wall Street
Boroough of
Man
City of New York
Averill & Brinckerhofy
Borough
Thomas
Harriet Plate
Repubic
France
Serengeti
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Bay
St Mary Rowe Jenkins
New Yo
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