Sunday Schools Debate Ritualism at Episcopal Convention
At the first annual Sunday School convention of the Episcopal Dioceses of New York, clergy clashed over ritualism in children’s worship. Canon Harrower urged enriched child centered rites, while Rev. Nichol argued for a prayerful, mature approach. Other speakers discussed making Bible study engaging and practical, with a plan for a new Sunday school association and a large luncheon hosted by Bishop Porter.
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New-York
Rav
Pascal Harrowst
West New Drighton
Caton
Episcopal
Harstewer
Canem Harrower
H. P. Nichol
Holy Trinity
Harlém
Harrower
Sichois
Clarence
Board of Examiners
Hervey
John Fiske
Alice Freeman Palmer
Sudlay
Eifeantra
Attica
David Levingstone
Doug Bo Fer
Wiliam Walter Smith
Ancle P. Meade
Everett P. Smith
Burlaychool Association
Diocus
New
Cathedrs
Tew
Hirum
Hales
Mmvateur
Hill
Episcopal Church
Hall
Jaymes H. Canfeld
Columbia University
Canfield
Porter
Linchenn
Nurses Graduate From Training School on Ward's Island
Sixteen women and eleven men graduated yesterday afternoon from the Training School for Nurses on Ward's Island. The ceremony took place in the hospital's new amusement hall, decorated with red white and blue, peonies and carnations. Speeches by Homer Folks John Caldwell Coleman and Rev Thomas J Campbell praised nursing care and the scientific spirit in treatment of the insane, noting nursing quality surpasses medical standards in care of the seat and insane. The graduates include Catherine Linthan Bridget Loustlin Florence Quinn and others. most will remain at the hospital with few joining regular nursing.
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Ward
Homer Folks
John Caldwell Colemen
Thomas J. Campbell
Folks
Florence Quinn
Margaret Flynn
Anna Teubner
Bridie Flynn
Mary J. Keli
Eva McHale
Della G Breene
Mary D. Connolly
Adaie ‘M. Rutherford
Josephine Houllian
Agarz Woodrut
Kathleen Martin
Katla A. McDermott
Alice Phy
Jeremiah K. Hetly
Daniel F AteCardy
Patrick Nolan
Anais Landers
Plena Walsa
Anesun P. Oselll
W. 5S Roose
Jobb FL Ry
Seeie Acava Agee Cannon
Ahgries
Hospital
1N Et Gineee of
Wands
Carnegie Library Appeal Spurs Wellesley Building Plan
In Wellesley Massachusetts on June 7 Sportal reports strong local support for the Carnegie Library offer. President Hard announced Andrew Carnegie would donate 395,000000 to the library project once an equal endowment is raised and noted 419,000 already received toward the fund. The new library would replace nine scattered rooms and support a growing collection of over sixty thousand volumes. The effort includes gifts from George A. Pitkin, Jr. and Frances Taylor Pearsons Fumpton and aims to start construction after endowments are secured. Separate note mentions Arnold Constable's early closing and a retail store schedule change.
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Carnegie Library
Vollere
Haxird
Andrew Carnegie
Wellesley College Trannees
Hard
Wellesley
Easten
George A. Piteaptutt
New-York
Frances ‘Taylor Pearsons Fumpton
Talepton
Harvard
Tiilines
Basle
Sunlim
Ian
Jone
Hochafetlar
Dinioe
Sumo FF
Ibateh
Tanagwe TeRtsier
Nck
Aiton
Altrary Fund Hs
Peay Ranier
Tae
Orgenal Cabassis
Orphans See Conhy at Dreamland Parade Night
A chaotic scene at Dreamland featured orphans and children from New York City clubs. Police, physicians, and spectators watched as the parade carriages and cars maneuvered through fog and crowds. The event ended with the children safely home after a tense journey, aided by volunteers and local figures.
Dodge-Moree divorce case delays argued at appellate court
District Attorney Jerome pressed to dismiss a writ of prohibition delaying A H Hummel's trial on conspiracy and subornation of perjury. Hummel's counsel sought ten days to print the record. Jerome offered to print by tomorrow at his expense if argument could proceed. The judge planned to rule by Friday afternoon with only relevant witnesses and proceedings to be presented.
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Appellate Division
Supreme Court
A. H. Hummel
Charles P. Dodge
Texas
Hummel
Dodee
Bright
Dougs
Lke
Iim County
Mrr
Jerome Sait
Nest
Andres Ty
Remarkable Silk Dress Sale at Costume Store
Yesterday morning eight hundred dresses at 9 50 appeared with more stock arriving afternoon. The store reports hundreds were unable to come due to weather and crowds crowded the aisles as shoppers rushed to buy. Today more dresses are available at the same price with wider styles and promise of better value than similar garments.
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Mor
Sigea
Cool Worsted Suits For Comfortable Men
A 1900s Wanamaker advertisement touts cool worsted suits as light and comfortable for hot weather. It claims pure svorsied fabric with no mercerized stripes and promises a wide pattern variety. Double and single-breasted sack coats available in regular and tall sizes at prices from 15 to 22 dollars, on the second floor fourth avenue.
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Wright
Waxamanxen
Wanamaker
Fourth Avenue
Remarkable Showing Of Men's Summer Shirts At Wanamaker
Wanamaker presents a vast summer shirt selection from top domestic and European makers. Prices range from 1 to 2 dollars with varied madras fabrics, detachable cuffs, plaited bosoms, and sizes up to 19 inches for extra comfort, including French and Bohemian imports. Located at Broadway and Ninth Street.
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Wanamaker
France
Bohemia
Madras
Hohemia
A Thousand New Parasols At Remarkably Low Prices
Two large groups of new parasols offered at steep discounts as weather cooled the supply. Parasols priced at 3 for $1.90 and 4 to 5 dollar lines cut to 2.90, featuring silk designs, detachable handles, and embroidered Dresden styles. Sample parasols from $5, located on Ninth Street.
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Dresden
Ninth Street
June White Sale: Low Prices on Muslin Underwear
The June White Sale touts low prices and higher quality muslin underwear. Special values include Fraunce chemises, nightgowns, drawers, dressing sacques, and long petticoats in nainsook, cambric, and lace trims, with prices ranging from about $1 to $3 for varied styles.
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Rand
Jenec
America
Timely and Exciting News Of Summer Dress Fabrics
Frilly sheer dresses offered with fabric reductions on silk and wool blends. Ads promote 374 Sith-and-Linen Organdy at 15¢ a yard and multiple cream color fabrics in various blends priced from $1 to $2 per yard. Rotunda silk and mohair options highlighted with width details and limited surplus stock on summer fabrics. Tanth street advertisings note broad selections and wholesale mentions.
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Lee
Rotunda
Tanth Street
Everything That Is Best In Summer Furniture
Wanamaker Furniture Store offers a complete Summer home furniture stock featuring porch rockers and chairs in maple and grass cloth, as well as Silver Gray, Malacca, Rush, Prairie Grass, Enameled Cane, and Green Wicker lines. Prices range from a dollar to mid twenty dollars for individual pieces, with three piece suites and matching tables in varied finishes and fabrics.
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Wanamaker
Malacca
Thas
Inbietess
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