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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
A long miscellany of wartime and political musings references Theodore Roosevelt attacking un American hyphenation. The column notes newspaper debates on Wilson and unity slogans and quotes various readers on politics, culture, and current events. It mentions preparedness coins and public sentiment across papers.
Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of California was elected president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs of America at the convention. Her opponent was Samuel B Sneath of Ohio. Mrs Georgie A Bacon of Massachusetts was reelected vice president and Mrs Eugene Reilly of North Carolina named second vice president. Mentions of New York influence, hospitalizations of delegates, and plans for a West Point trip follow.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Miss Helen Farrar daughter of Rev. Dr. James M. Farrar and Edward del Castillo son of Mrs Ruefel del Castillo of 621 Second Street Brooklyn. The wedding is set for June Dr Farrar pastor of the First Reformed Church Brooklyn and the bride is active in church work.
Mrs Christine Frederick and Mrs Julian Heath of New York urged the House Commerce Committee to approve the Stepheny bill legalizing maintenance of resale prices for trade marked and patented goods in interstate commerce. They noted examples like babies shirts hosiery coffee and butter to show brand guidance of quality and consumer choice.
Hartford dated May 31 Yale University head Hadley refuses to allow the Yale battery to participate in a large preparedness parade. Senator Bulkeley offered $1 to cover militia company costs and urged reconsideration. university officials questioned the timing and impact on studies.
Clara Louise Kellogg’s will probated today leaves 250000 in gems to her husband with life use of the residence Elpstone and its belongings. After his death the estate goes to Mira Louise M. Parsons and Julia Strakosch Lee. Parsons Jeannette L. Gilder each receive 10000, while paintings and robes are to be divided per later instructions. No public bequests are noted.
A crowd gathers outside five hat shops as suffrage supporters sell hats and tickets to a Giants Reds game. Miss Mario Dressler and Mrs. John Blair pose with jaunty headwear while visitors discuss style and price. A young girl shakes hands with sellers as Easter bonnets and festive chatter fill the scene.
Funeral services for James J. Hill were held at the Hill home in St. Paul. Thousands lined the streets as the body was taken to North Farm for burial on the shore of Pleasant Lake. A minister spoke on Hill's achievements while Oregon paid tribute with railroad wheels and ship propellers stopping for five minutes.
Old sewing machines needed by the York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor at 403 West Twentieth Street. Used by women employed to work in regular occupations to make clothing for hospital and charitable institutions. Machines are badly needed, officials appeal.
Society notes announce Miss Eloise Bloodgood's engagement to Lt Delevan Downer as preparations for a grand Allied Bazaar at Grand Central Palace unfold. A mass of marriages and social events across Boston Cambridge and New York are listed, with fashion displays from Paris and war relief drives shaping the season.
Miss Eaith Rutledge Dulles daughter of Mrs William Dulles Philadelphia wed Frederick Snare in a ballroom ceremony at the Hotel Gotham. Rev Allen Macy Dulles officiated assisted by maid of honor Dorothy Dulles and several ushers. The couple will reside in Cubs briefly before returning to summer arrangements at Beverly Mass and Newport.
Arch bishop Nuttal died this morning in Kingston Jamaica and is described as a commanding gate in the British West Indies. He is to receive a state funeral as the island mourns his loss. A Waterworks Convention event is noted for June 5 with the American Waterworks Association holding its thirty sixth annual event at the Hotel.
A fragmented report describes a large event with mentions of amaranthine institutions and public figures touring museums and historic sites. References include the Ammarian region and various theaters, inviting attendance amid a crowded schedule. The text shows a blend of place names, groups, and dates, with emphasis on cultural activities and public talks.
Institutes to be run by the New York School of Philanthropy at 105 Vue: Twenty-second Street to focus on tuberculosis prevention, family welfare, and handicapped child work. Porter R. Lee and Henry W. Thurston will lead the sessions with lectures by physicians and social workers. attendees include nurses, probation officers, and settlement workers from across the country. (Names listed: Brinckerhoff, Madcliffe, James A. Diskoleniel, Moses Robinson, Eugene Nannah S. Sewall, William G. O. De, FG. Slayback, Edward F. ex Stith, George O'Day, Daniel NCKERHOPP-At New Canaan) Carabelle E. May 31, 1916.
Local notice from Woodlawn Cemetery regarding services or burial arrangements. Details unreadable due to OCR errors. reads in part about Marien Train end and Teoiten, with scattered street or plot references.
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