Mother Sues Teacher Over Alleged Maltreatment
The mother of pupil Robert Holcomb at Public School 7 East th Street seeks legal action against teacher Max Scheinteer after alleged maltreatment last Friday at 5:30 pm. Garland Tooth & Arthur, a women’s law firm, represents the plaintiff and reported the case to the District Attorney’s office yesterday.
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East Th Street
Max Scheinteer
Robert Holcomb
Second Avenue
Garland, Tooth & Arthur
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Boy in School Fight Over Pencil Case Incident
Robert Holcomb waited fifteen minutes to leave after his case was approved. He began to leave without permission and was restrained by teacher Mr Schellitzer who says a scuffle left Holcomb unconscious. Principal and nurse report differ. District superintendent to investigate. Mrs Holcomb intervened to prevent arrest.
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Robert Holcomb
Robert
Elizabeth Holcomb
Indignation Leads to Child Examination and Injuries Questioned
A neighborly dispute led to a boy's examination at Presbyterian Hospital where bruises appeared on his arms and throat. Doctors dispute the marks and possible brain injury as his mother, a widow with four children, recalls a night of unconsciousness. The boy was kept at home by her brother after hospitalization amid medical scrutiny. The man Scheiltver, who joined the Board of Education staff in 1904, is noted among local references.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Scheilitver
Water permits for Ride-a-Wee horse troughs questioned
Dear editor readers question how Ride-a-Wee secured water permits for its drinking horse troughs while 26th Street society struggles to obtain water supply for horses in need. The letter asks what influence Ride-a-Wee possesses to obtain permits and requests light on the issue for New York animal lovers.
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the Tribune
Ride-a-Wee
26Th Street Society
New York
National Federation of Women's Clubs Elects Officers
In St Paul on June 7 the National Federation of Women's Clubs adopted the nominating committee slate for officers. President Sarah S Platt Decker Denver first vice president Mrs Philip H Moore St Louis second vice president Mrs May Alden Ward Boston recording secretary Mrs John Dickinson Sherman Chicago corresponding secretary Mrs Charles Perkins Knoxville Tenn treasurer Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles Los Angeles auditor Mrs Parry V Pennypacker Austin Tex directors include Mrs O P Kinsey Indiana Mrs Sarah A Evans Oregon Mrs B Johnson Kansas Mrs Alice M Johnson Rhode Island Mrs Guy R C Allen West Virginia Mrs Philip Carpenter New York Mrs William P Orr Ohio and Mrs Frank Shiek Wyoming. The convention urged Senate approval of unseating Senator Reed Smoot.
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St. Paul
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sarah S. Platt Decker
Denver
Philip H. Moore
St. Louis
May Alden Ward
Boston
John Dickinson Sherman
Chicago
Charles Perkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Josiah Evans
United States Senate
Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Mary Moody Pugh
Virginia C. Meredith
Summer Suggestions and Home Cooling Views
Advice on vacation as a necessity for workers, plus practical tips for summer living. Notes on ice storage, cooling methods in households, and contrasts between New York heat and the West. A Chicago doctor praises hot drinks to endure heat and avoid weak effects from iced beverages.
Women’s labor and education reforms urged nationally
The document urges Congress to print and distribute statistics on children, endorses civil service for American girls, condemns college hazing, supports prohibiting employment of girls under eighteen after 7 pm, and backs an eight hour day for working girls.
Arlington junior branch sends funds to charitable causes and plans outing
The Arlington junior branch, from a county fair, sent 20 to the Consumptive Home, 20 to the outing fund, 5 to trolley and Danish leper funds, 2 to emergency, and 120 in branch dues for Manhattan No. 7. If sunny, twenty Little Mothers in South Ferry will visit a woods picnic led by Miss J Olmstead. rain delays to June 16. Letters from Mott Street school children request a Sunshine day at Bronx Park with a luncheon and monkeys, aided by Music Study Club funding for outings.
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Arlington
Arrow Head Springs
Cal
Vermont
H. E. Eason
Manhattan No. 7
Little Mothers
South Ferry
Arlington, N. J
Miss J. Olmstead
No. 11
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Mott Street
Children’s Aid Society
Miss Dwyer
Bronx Park
Music Study Club
Roses and Peonies Deliver Cheer to a Bedridden Leader
Mrs. Charles E. Grant of Plainfield N J sent first June roses and pinks to Mrs. William Jebb president of Manhattan Branch No 2 at 357 West 55th Street who has not left her bed for a year. A working girl crippled by an accident also received flowers. The nurse arranged the blooms and a visitor praised Mrs Jebb for her patience and unselfish cheer despite prolonged suffering.
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Charles E. Grant
Plainfield
N. J
William Jebb
West 55Th Street
Manhattan
Mrs. Grant
Deserving Brooklyn Woman Seeks Sewing Machine Aid
A Brooklyn resident who supports herself with sewing needs a sewing machine. A member has lent one before, but it will be withdrawn. A gift or loan for the summer would greatly help. Address details available at the general office.
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Brooklyn
Miss Cora Jones Birthday Note From Fyffe Alabama
Miss Cora Jones of Fyffe Alabama turns twenty on June 10. She is nearing the end of consumption and cannot sit up though she has not been told. Cheery letters or small tokens may bring a little joy this birthday. Sterling badges cost 35 cents and gold plated 50 cents for the T. S. S. membership.
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Cora Jones
Fyffe
Ala
Local Charitable Donations Reach Far and Wide
A list of contributions includes a fur cape and bound books from Greenfield Massachusetts and Stamford Connecticut, a raffia hat from Mrs. Dodge, stamps and reading material, clothing boxes, and seeds from Philadelphia and Convent Avenue in Manhattan, all supporting an ossified man in Indiana and other recipients.
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Washburn
Greenfield
Mass
Stamford
Conn
R. W. Ross
Dodge
C. E. Grant
Convent Avenue
Manhattan
Indiana
Diplomas for Colored Nurses at Lincoln Hospital
The Lincoln Hospital Training School for Nurses honored twelve young colored graduates with blue ribbons as Rev. H. M. Frissell gave the address and the Hampton Quartet sang. Miss Booth announced it was her fifty ninth diploma, noting this was the seventh graduating class, with caps, bouquets, and gifts marking the ceremony.
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Hampton
Lincoln Hospital
H. M. Frissell
List Street
Southern Boulevard
Henry Sloane Coffin
New York
Frissell
Booth
Ae Quartet
R. Coffin
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Tribune
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Daily Thought
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Hicks
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Red Swan Inn
Warwick
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Penn
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Alabama
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South Exremont
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Manchester
E. ©. Davis
45Th St
the Lorraine Water Pot
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F’klyn
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Pines
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Somerset Inn
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Lackawanna R. R
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Barclay St. Ferry
Ben. R. Phelps
Columbia Hotel
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Geo. Murray
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Shrewsbury River
Pleasure Bay
Evenues
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Charles 4. Dederer
Rhode Island
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Eby S. Dennon
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Park Avenue
40Th Street
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Pine Drives
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Mgr Boston
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Ida W. Hodkinson
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Water Gap House
Delaware Water
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Kew Homestead
America
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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