Education Problem Stresses Reuniting Labor and Learning
William Noyes, president of the Eastern Manual Training Association, voices concern that out-of-school work and street drift rob children of true education. He argues manual training is inadequate and urges real industry exposure, predicting future schools will teach to see straight, reason well, play hard, love beauty, and make good things.
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William Noyes
Eastern Manual Training Association
Eastern Art Teachers’ Association
Horace Mann
Noyes
Sweden
Floyd
John Dewey
Columbia University
Bue
James E. Russell
Teachers College
Nicholas Murray Putter
Pratt Institute
Purden Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Poem Fragment About Comforting a Sad Heart
A brief verse notes that a small smile and kind words can lift a broken heart and brighten a day. The fragment credits Mabel E. Kerr and was selected by Mrs. A. L. MN, preserving a touch of personal sentiment.
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Mabel E. Kerr
Urgent aid appeal boosts emergency fund for destitute invalids
The appeal funds will allow the T B S to address urgent needs of destitute invalids and a few reduced gentlewomen. Contributions include Sunshine at Tuxedo with 83, Amica 8, A Friend at Ballston Spa, and Theodora, among others, aiding a rheumatic crippled woman in Manhattan.
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T. BS
Tuxedo
Ballston Spa
Manhattan
Theodora
Ll. Z
Manattan
Charity Gifts From Donors Named In Small Ledger
Sirs M A Stone gave six dollars for a special need HE F of New Jersey for a cancer patient C M percent two Ira L Campbell one Mrs and of Glen Rider one and Anonymous for leper in hospital Mil Miss Anna L Seabury for crippled girl Ivahons branch one for Consumptive Home.
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M. A. Stone
HE. F
New Jersey
C. M
Ira L. Campbell
Mre
Gien Rider
Hos Mil
Anna L Seabury
Iavhons Branch
Ever Ready Branch Grocery Sale Supports Consumptive Home Fund
This week the Ever Ready branch raised 1250 dollars for the Consumptive Home fund. Mrs Hugo Kirkien donated use of a floor in her home for the sale. The branch also paid 25 dollars for a brace for a crippled young woman.
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Hugo Kirkien
Mayesville Institute Sunlight Society Leads Local Progress
Emma J. Wilson writes from Mayesville South Carolina praising the Sunshine Society of the Mayesville Industrial Institute. Six hundred members meet twice monthly and report on charitable deeds benefiting students and the surrounding community. Contributions from multiple branches and individuals support inebriate treatment and emergency funds through the Frances E Willard Union.
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Emma J. Wilson
Mayesville
Sunshine Society
Frances E. Willard Union
Sunday Night Theatres Attract Church Opposition
Miss Harriette Keyser denounces Sunday night theatre attendance at the Actors' Church Alliance May reception in St Thomas's parish house. Actors, stage hands, and managers face conflict as touring schedules force Sunday work, provoking sharp church and actor debate amid anecdotes from Edyth Totten McGrath and others.
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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
James B. Wasson
Ernest M. Stires
Joseph Silvermann
Federation Greetings Mark Women Club Meeting
May 31 meeting in St. Paul opened with greetings from foreign clubs and reports from Alaskan clubs. Notable speakers included Mrs. Constance Fontleroy Runcie and Miss Poppenheim, with notes on Montreal Work. The federation now totals 103 clubs, 46 federations, and about 0.5 million members. receipts and balance were reported.
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St. Paul
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sophronisba Breckenridge
Chicago
Association of Collegiate Alumni
National Outdoor Art League
Upton
Tiliness
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
Federation
Minerva Club
New Harmony
Ind
St. Joseph
Minerva
Waycott
Montreal
Canada
Breakfast jacket for year round wear in light fabrics
The Tribune Pattern presents a versatile breakfast jacket suited to lawns muslins and similar materials. The piece can be varied into two or three styles, featuring dotted batiste fabric and trims of embroidery. The neck finish is described in the illustration.
Pattern for Lin Gprie Breakfast Jacket No 5,378
Pattern No 5,378 offers a tissue design for a breakfast jacket with a big collar and flexible neck finish. It provides yardage for sizes bust 32 to 42 inches and can be mailed for 10 cents with a 2 cent extra stamp for rush letter postage.
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York Tribune
Trial of Josephine Terranova in Black Hand murder case
The trial focused on mental state with Dr Allan Mc Lane Hamilton testifying that Terranova appeared partially sane at the time of the stabbing. Prosecutors and defense debated admissibility of commission minutes, with further testimony from Dr Carlos F MacDonald asserting sanity. The case heads to the jury this afternoon.
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Josephine Terranova
Allan McLane Hamilton
Palmieri
Josephine
Scott
Hamilton
Carlos F. MacDonald
Justice Scott
Mr. Ely
Ely
Mr. Palmieri
Engine Hits Yard After Airbrakes Fail in LIRR Plunge
A Long Island Railroad engine ran wild in the Long Island City passenger yard yesterday morning after airbrakes failed. The locomotive smashed the depot shed and iron railing. about 100 passengers in four cars were thrown about but none injured. Conductor John Emery and engineers William Connelly and Timothy Glen remained with the train until it struck a steel bumper and stopped.
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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 denies reports that Baron Riedl demanded a dowry of 100000 for his marriage to Louise Magee niece and ward of the late Senator Christopher L Magee The Magee estate is held in trust by Mrs Magee making such a dowry payment impossible
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Pittsburg
Magee
Baron Riedl
Louise Magee
Christopher L. Magee
Tragic Trunk Deaths Of Three Little Girls In Illinois
In Kankakee Illinois Mrs Van Slette discovered her three youngest daughters dead inside a trunk after a four hour search. The youngest was a baby and the eldest sat upright with head drooping. An inquest is set for today.
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Chicago
Kankakee
Ill
Mothers Congress opposes Smoot seat, seeks reforms
The National Congress of Mothers executive council urged the Senate to declare Reed Smoot's seat vacant and push a constitutional amendment empowering the federal government to address polygamy. It also called on every women's group to support uniform divorce laws. Mrs Frederic Schoff presided.
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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
Opposition from Marshall P Wilder did not dampen the event held yesterday afternoon in the Myrtle Room. Over 300 photos sold, flowers and gifts exchanged, and a varied program of songs recitations and sketches kept guests engaged. Mabel McKinley performed, Miss Wilder appeared at No 19 on the program and received an abundance of flowers. Mrs Knowles and Mrs Abbott managed the benefit charges.
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Marshall P. Wilder
Jennie C. Wilder
Waldorf-Astoria
Mabel McKinley
Miss Wilder
Echo
H. Herbert Knowles
Charles Howard Abbott
Beneft
Coffee and cotton markets drift with steady close in New York
New York May 31 market report shows coffee opening steady to a modest decline, then near closing demand improved from shorts and possibly short covering. Spot coffee quiet with Rio about 75 and Santos lower. Cotton futures plunged earlier on liquidation, closing steadier but still net lower. Local spot cotton offered 25 points lower. receipts and port activity noted.
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New York
Leir
Rio
Santos
US Cadetiessen
Lncal
Gulf
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Baltimore
Ilfee
St Louis
Charleston
Ule
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
New York May 31 1906 Country Produce Markets
Beans and peas show limited demand with prices barely steady. Red kidney and white kidney beans tricky. creamery butter declines on cautious buying, while cheese and eggs hold steady amid ample supplies. Fruits and vegetables mixed with apples, strawberries, peaches, melons, and pineapples active, while potatoes, onions, and squash fluctuate in price.
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California
Lima
Buch Am
ectMercantile Exchange
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Liverpool Cab'e
Pennsylvania
Ste
Kentucky
Do Baldwin
Ben Davis
Jersey
Dolaware
Maryland
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Virginia
Norfolk
North Carolina
Florida
England
Pacific Coast
Wholesale market prices for vegetables and produce
A lengthy price list from the Produce Exchange shows cash quotes for cauliflowers, eggplants, garlic, horseradish, kale, onions, peppers, parsley, radishes, greens, spinach, squash, tomatoes, and hay. It notes trade slowed by a holiday but deliveries remained ample, with receipts tallied for hay and straw across several rail lines.
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Hothouse
Gann
Savannah
Florida
New Orleans
Aogen
Bermuda
Texas
P Jersey
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Norfolk
Parsley
North Carolina
Lake City
Charleston
Bugson River
Erie
Pennsylvania
Deta
Lackawanna and Western
Lehiah Valley
Bajetimore
Ohio
Central of New Jersey
River Beats
Mitome
Toledo
Timothy
Livestock Market Report May 31 New York Receipts and Prices
Receipts total 2 cars 919 head slaughterers searches 35 care held over. Cattle market nominally steady with limited Friday activity. Calves 5 head for Feeling steady. veals 6 8 per 160 pounds. city dressed veals 12 10s per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs receipts 3 cars 1,189 head. Kentucky lambs 8 50. yearlings 12 13c. dressed mutton and lambs firm. Hogs 2 cars 1,986 head. Buffalo advices firm. hogs 45 87 10 per 100 pounds. Sales: Newton & Co. Judd & Co. Kerns Commission Co. etc.
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Hese Ae
Sharp Metals
London
Don
C. Spelter
New York
Tron Mma Loli
Standard Foundry
Ke Saat Cae
Cleveland
Northern
Sta
New Orleans
Stannard White
Philadelphia
Inc
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
India
Ile
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Brazil
Soucern
Titec
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Bond
Eagle
Porto Rico
Arbuckle Brothers
United States
Jose Reeves
Liverpool
Newton & Co
Judd & Co
Kentucky
At &I Ge
M@ific
Kerns Commicsmn Co
Buffalo
Newton & Son
Pennsylvania
Lew Ip
Judd
Melowen
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in National Market Reports
Chicago and other markets show receipts and varied prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices range from prime and choice steers near four to five dollars, heavy hogs around six dollars, and sheep markets steady with lambs and yearlings quoted in the five dollar range.
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool May 31
Market notes show Wheat futures steady with July at 6.75d and September 6.25d in nominal terms. Corn spot firm with American mixed. PFEAS and PLOUR items steady, HOPS in London and Coast firm around 19s 63d, Beef and Pork firm with Indian m M options, Lard and Butter steady, Cheese firm at 38s, Turpentine and Rosin quoted, Petroleum refined at a premium, seeds dull with steady oils.
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Liverpool
PFEAS
St Louis
Leondon
C Coast
Emtra India Mess
Tis
Western
United States
Trade In Chicago May Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Chicago May 31 wheat and corn prices fell with May wheat at 8c and closing 4c losses, July futures down about 40 lower. May corn closed down 1 to 2c, July corn up to 4c, oats eased. Provisions slipped. hog receipts 35,000 head with lower prices yesterday but higher than Tuesday. Local arrivals and shipments tallied across wheat corn oats and provisions markets.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Ste
Bie
HTM
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