No Funds for Leagues Fail to Organize City Street Leagues
City leaders hoped to form street cleaning leagues of schoolchildren but insufficient funds and private support halted the project for this season. Reynolds outlined a plan modeled on former efforts under Colonel Waring, with lessons in cleanliness and citizenship for youths from settlements and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
James B. Reynolds
Loew
Reynolds
Colonel Waring
Hebrew Institute
Morning Star Mission
Dovers St
Lockwood Collegiate School Commencement in Mount Vernon
Nearly fifty young women students gathered with friends in Willard Hall Mount Vernon last night to begin the Lockwood Collegiate School commencement. The program included essays recitations and the awarding of diplomas. A rendition of Milton's Comus was performed by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
Mount Vernon
Lockwood Collegiate School
Stu
Chapin Collegiate School Holds Morning Closing Exercises
The Chapin Collegiate School will hold its closing exercises at the schoolhouse on Madison Avenue at 10 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin Collegiate School
Madison Ave
International Exhibition of Women's Arts and Crafts Opens in Paris
An upcoming International Exhibition of Women's Arts and Crafts will open in Paris at the great glass building by the Seine. The plan divides eight groups including women in history, work at home, sciences, arts, and social economy, with further sections on theatre, education, and inventions by women. Notable patrons include Mme Paul Deschanel and M. Duclaux, with Mme Schmahl among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Seine
Pagande
Temcee
de Cue Comunitben
Mme
Paul Deschanel
Chamber
M. Duclaux
Pasteur Ee Wien
Ames
Schmahl
Japanese Teacher Ideals Highlight Moral Craft and Commitment
A new arrival from Japan describes teaching as more than knowledge transfer. A teacher builds character, requires deep knowledge and method, and must embody patience, sympathy, and love. Even with flaws, dedication can shape inventors and reformers, benefiting country and world.
Oriental iced fruit water offered between courses
A description proposes serving between courses iced water filled with prunes apricots figs and raisins soaked to rehydrate then chilled. The drink is noted as refreshing on hot days and may be enriched with lemon juice and sugar.
Minerva Hosts Elegant Roof Garden Fete at Majestic
Minerva’s Evening Fete on the Majestic roof garden drew friends to a festive night of fortune tellers Chinese lanterns and crystal gazing. Mme Marie C Neuhaus chaired the entertainment committee with Mrs James L Burley and others assisting. A June sunlight fete and July trip to Gondon and Paris were announced for the organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schaller
Mme. Neuhaus
Gondon
Hugh Reid Griffin
Paris
Fashionable gowns and hats brighten Newport outfits
The era's latest styles showcase white and green blends in gowns with lace overlays and Vandyke bodices, and hats ranging from Neapolitan shepherdess to boat-shaped fancies. Coats in biscuit cloth feature olive green silk appliqué and silver braid, while parasols grow fluffier with lace chiffon tulle and bold black white contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Childs dress pattern No 4127 from New York Tribune
Pattern No 4127 shows a sailor collar dress for two four and six year olds. It notes fabric options natural linen galatea pique serge and similar washable fabrics. Material estimates for 27 32 and 44 inch widths are given and the pattern costs 10 cents with optional 2 cent hurry stamp. Pattern Department New York Tribune will mail by letter in sealed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
Odell Visits State Camp and Camp Roe Militia Review
Governor Odell and party arrive at State Camp Peekskill for a militia inspection. They tour Camp Roe at Lake Mohegan, review the 12th and 9th Regiments, and observe parades and a musical program. Odell praises the regiments and notes this as his first camp visit of the season and first trip to Camp Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Odell
H. K. Bird
Herbert Odell
Hiram B. Odell
Roe
Smith
Aias
Camp Roe
Lake Mohegan
Dyer
William Jay
Assemblyman
Wainae
State Camp
Young Men's Christian Association
Riggers
Company K
9Th Regiment
James Lynch
William Fleiss
George F. Winters
Alexander S. Williams
George M. Pollard
John D. Braue
Militia
Sunshine Society notices reflect charity in New York
The Tribune Sunshine Society cautions on proper address handling for Ty. S. S. and highlights Manhattan branch No. 10 gifts aiding a dispossessed family, fundraising for rent and food, support for ill members, and gifts of glasses and bread. Philanthropy by W. T. Totten and John Wanamaker aid one member and a Rhode Island invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune
W. T. Totten
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
John Wanamaker
Manhattan
Sunshine group members honored across states in May
Mrs. S. Bernstein as state president of Pennsylvania oversaw Sunshine aid. May 12 greetings included seed flowers bulbs silk pieces handkerchiefs ribbons stationery books reading matter and stamps. Mrs. Bernstein proposed Mrs. F. B. Stevens for T. S. S. membership and sent her badge. East Orange report notes a girl in West Damascus Penn. Lora Merrick and Arthur Campbell of East Hampstead New Hampshire sent Sunshine gifts and toys to children in Rhode Island and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bernstein
Pennsylvania
Lora Merrick
Arthur Campbell
East Hampstead
N. H
Rhode Island
Sunshine clothing donations arrive for waiting list
Numerous packages from M. H. J. and many donors in Madison Avenue Plainfield East Orange and Manhattan contain flannelette wrappers hats ribbons crochet silks children's clothes slippers books scrapbooks monograms photographs and art magazines. Several items lack names yet will meet needs of babies and women on the waiting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-fifth-st
Sunshine Garden
Charles E. Grant
Plainfield
N. J
Jebb
Minnie Geib
East Orange
Sanxay
Brilliant Women and Household Hygiene in a Fragmented Discourse
A fragmented piece surveys opinions on brilliant women as tactless social beings, then shifts to domestic hygiene tips. It contrasts wit and social perception with a Harper's Bazaar quote, then provides practical advice on brushing hair, scalp care, and cleaning brushes and soap dishes for household care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Eastern District Parade In Brooklyn Draws Twenty Thousand Children
Twenty thousand children from forty schools paraded in the Eastern District Brooklyn yesterday as part of the forty first annual Eastern District Sabbath School Association event. The reviewing stand hosted Captain Richmond P. Hobson USN Borough President Swanstrom Eugene G Blackford and about two hundred others. Samuel H McDowell led luncheon before the procession and services were held in Ross Street Presbyterian and All Saints Universalist churches. Public schools closed after 11 am to permit attendance and Universalist and Unitarian churches will host separate celebrations at Church of Our Father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Eastern District
Sabbath School Association
Hanover Club
Bedford-ave
Rodney St
Richmond P. Hobson
Swanstrom
Eugene G. Blackford
Samuel H. McDowell
Hobson
Ross Street Presbyterian
Croker
All Saints’ Universalist Church
Shaw
Root
Moody
Hanna
Stranahan
Low
Universalist
Unitarian
Church of Our Father
Grand-ave
Lefferts Place
Cadets in Mimic Battle at West Point
West Point cadets prepared for summer camp after board examinations. William A. Mitchell is expected to head the graduating class as Pennsylvanians Ralston Hannum Bell and Michigan's Francis F. Longley follow. A mock war drill impressed board member General Dick, praising the display as the best he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy Board
Corps of Cadets
William A. Mitchell
Georgia
Ralston, Hannum and Bell
Pennsylvania
Francis F. Longley
Michigan
Target Hill
Longley
Abbott
Hannum
Casad
Kunn
Hinrichs
Thompson
Sladen
Davis
Ohio
Board of Visitors
Moravian College honors James M. Beck with LL D
Bethlehem Pa June 5 Dean Augustus Schultze awarded LL D to James M Beck Assistant United States Attorney General at the annual commencement The alumni banquet featured the Attorney General as the keynote speaker Degrees were conferred on graduates including Frank M Fry Rudolph J Grabow Paul E Gross George A Heidenrich Robert Huebener Albert A Madsen Wilfred R Memnert Harry E Stocker Franz H Zeller Emil Suemper Charles A Albrecht M Cooper Laros C Richard Meinert G Harry Miksch William E Smyth Charles H Wenhold Jr Richard L Williams and noted Nazareth area graduates The PAVILION ADRIFT AT ATLANTIC CITY text follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bethlehem
Penn
Moravian College and Theological Seminary
Augustus Schultze
James M. Beck
United States
Frank M. Fry
Lititz
Rudolph J. Grabow
Mamre
Wis
Paul E. Gross
West Salem
Ill
George A. Heidenrich
Utica
Robert Huebener
Albert A. Madsen
Berea
Minn
Wilfred R. Memnert
Harry E. Stocker
Franz H. Zeller
Nazareth
Emil Suemper
Canaan
N. D
Charles A. Albrecht
M. Cooper Laros
C. Richard Meinert
G. Harry Miksch
William E. Smyth
Charles H. Wenhold, Jr
Richard L. Williams
Pavilion collapses as Brigantine Beach supports give way
Atlantic City reports a large pavilion at Brigantine Beach toppled by the morning high tide. The damage caused it to crash into the inlet and drift seaward, resembling a house adrift as it passed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Brigantine Beach
Passengers on the Jamestown Arrive in Port
Attorney General Knox and Dr. John C McGowan were aboard the Old Dominion steamer Jamestown which arrived in port yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
John C. McGowan
Jamestown
Port Yesteray
New York City Legislative League Holds Annual Meeting
The league elected an undisputed ticket for officers at the gathering held at the Fuxedo. Mrs. Lillie Devereux Blake will again preside, with Mrs. John F. Trow and Miss Harriette Keyser as vice presidents, H. M. Bent as treasurer, Margaret H. Bates as recorder, and R. B. H. Reynolds as corresponding secretary. The group praised its achievements, notably influencing the Colby bill granting married women wage rights in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City Legislative League
Fuxedo
Lillie Devereux Blake
John F. Trow
Harriette Keyser
Condict
Cynthia M. Little
H. M. Bent
Margaret H. Bates
R. B. H. Reynolds
New York
League
Jerome Supreme Court ruling upholds DA bill payment
Justice Greenbaum rules Controller Grout must approve a reasonable portion of the $450 bill for drinks bought by County Detective McLelan in Captain Foody's precinct. The DA may decide what is necessary for prosecutions while the Controller audits only reasonableness. The ruling preserves prosecutorial discretion and limits the Controller from acting as appellate over DA decisions. Jerome said he had not read the full decision and anticipated an appeal.
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An Greenbaum
Supreme Court
District Attorney's
Jerome
Controller Grout
McLelan
Captain Foody
Justice Greenbaum
Celal
Ace
Fortelligent
Criminal Law District Attorney
Gans
Diplomas Favored Over Small Card For Grammar Grads
Borough President Cantor wins support to retain diplomas for grammar school graduates with brackets honoring school officials. A committee designs a diploma to be embossed and include names of key district leaders, while the Board of Superintendents agrees pupils may receive both diplomas and the tentative card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Ralph Trautman
Hastings
Phyllis Ridge
Peter R. Gatens
Benjamin Blumenthal
Old Council
Burlingham
Board of Education
Maxwell
Phyllis Leveridge
George Livingston
Public Works
Harry Hastings
John Mulligan
David Blaustein
A. Fishman
E. F. Eiflert
A. Bassler
Thomas S. O'Brien
O’brien
Messengers Strike Over Message Load at Broadway Office
About fifty messenger boys at the Broadway Postal Telegraph Building protested over reduced message deliveries. Leaders said ten messages became three, while some refused to strike. Strikers chased and punched messengers in the street. officials claimed no organized strike and promised cases would be considered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nager C. F. Leonard
Japanese Fleet Engineer Arrives Aboard Germanic in New York
Fleet Engineer Takeda of the Japanese navy and his wife arrived on the White Star steamship Germanic for a study of steel and mine industries. Commissioned by the government, he will travel to Washington and then Pittsburgh to continue investigations begun by a prior visiting commission. Other passengers on the Germanic include Captain A. Botteau, C. Hanbury Cooke, J. R. Coutts, G. A. Jackson, and Mrs. Rothal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takeda
Washington
Pittsburg
A. Botteau
C. Hanbury Cooke
J. R. Coutts
G. A. Jackson
Rossthal
Faster Time To Colorado Train Service
A notice states the Colorado Special departs Chicago daily via the Chicago and Northwestern Railway starting June 3, reaching Omaha at 6 35 a m and Denver the next day, promising a Chicago to Denver trip in fifty and a half hours. The train offers Pullman drawing room, buffet library, free reclining chair, and related equipment, with similar service eastbound. Details available at the line's office No 46 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Omaha
Denver
Broadway
New York Press Housewarming Invitation
The New York Press announces a housewarming event for its new Spruce Street building tomorrow at 2 p.m. The invitation welcomes readers and friends to view the new offices and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Press
Spruce-st
Ttei P. m
Americans Visiting Europe This Year Rail and Hotel Sale
The New York Tribune states that Americans visiting Europe and Great Britain will find copies for sale at book stalls in reading hotels, on Reading Room tables, and at principal railroad stations across the continent this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New-York Tribune
Reading
Great Britain
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A. B. Stone
Report OF Pennsylvania
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Barnard
Oxford
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Minnie Smith
March
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