East Side relief drive under fire amid school hunger claims
A nine-member committee of physicians and businessmen on the East Side questioned the scale of hunger among Hart Side school children. They found the district could handle needs locally, while accusing Miss Jula Richman and backers of sensationalism and possible political motives tied to her promotion bid. Local doctors and the relief society defend restrained charity and urge support for established agencies.
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Jule Richman
Associty
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Relief Society
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Children's Relief Society
Samuel J. Druskin
Garman
Simon Jacobs
Louis Druskin
Goer Rerendless
Milton Kempner
Harold
Samuel Elebere
Abraham Bakst
Wax Magidot
Cance
de. Himowich
Th Second
Children’s Relief Society
Dr. Himowich
East Side
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New York
Jula Richmen
Recark Tribune
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War School Board
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Eldridge Street
Children’s Relief Society Was Organized. Mrs Richman Said That Philip Sachs
Winky
2D Berich
Miss Richman
Relief Movement
Relief Committee
Mies Richman
Chrystie Street
Clinton Street
United Berew Charities
So- 9
Association For Improving the
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Relief Kitchen Opens For East Side Children
The Children's Relief Society plans to open relief kitchens at 436 Street to serve needy East Side schoolchildren. A dozen workmen are shaping the kitchen for daily meals including sterilized milk and rolls. Funds come from donors including A. W. H. Stuyvesant and Cornelia Long White, with city officials and nurses' settlement staff participating in a planning meeting at 4 p.m. at 25 Henry Street. The effort aims to form a permanent relief organization for poor school children as Health Commissioner Maxwell and others discuss welfare programs.
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A. W. H. Stuyvesant
Faitus Reyman
Cornelia Long
James H. Hamilton
Eaemy Setlement
Lillian Ward
Nurses’ Settlement
Setienens
Henry Street
Iio
William H. Maxwell
Luther H. Guiick
Dihey
Soete
D. J. McMahon
Lee K. Frankel
Mey Foundation
Felix Warburg
Kuhn
Ce. Charies
Burlinghiem
Pits
Chilme
Lillian Wald
Mis Og Richman
Lower East Side
Ikon as a Work of Art Sees Deputy Suspended
In St Petersburg the Douma suspended fifteen sittings of M Tehekheidze a Caucasus Social Democrat after a speech opposing ikon design improvements He argued orthodox Russians see the ikon as miraculous while better design is useless noting the ikon is a symbol of pagan religion The deputies protest causing a tumult and Socialist members to leave in mass.
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St. Petersburg
Douma
M. Tehekheidze
Caucasus
Kronprinzessin Cecilie Sails With 1775 Passengers Today
The North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie will depart New York today for Bremen Plymouth and Cherbourg with 1775 passengers the largest eastbound complement yet. It carries 53 first 340 second and 900 steerage aboard.
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Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
New York
Europe
Union Secures City Theaters For Four Years
Eugene Canavan of the Musical Mutual Protective Union announced that likely trouble among musicians at the theaters when the season opened has been averted. He reported that union musicians have signed a four year contract with every theatrical manager in the city.
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Musical Mutual Protective Union
Indemnity Paid After Persian Disturbances
In view of the June 16 expiration of General Snarski's ultimatum, the Shah's government sent the Viceroy of the Caucasus at Tiflis a remittance of 100.4 dollars as indemnity for damages to Russian subjects caused by Persian tribesmen.
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Snarski
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Tiflis
Mrs Vanderbilt Buys Thompson Estate in Chester
Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt has purchased the 170 year old Thompson estate in Chester New Hampshire. Workmen remodel the colonial house and an immense addition is being built. An old farmhouse and adjacent buildings are bought for servants quarters.
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N. H
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Thompson
Weddings Past and To Come in Local Society
Miss Margaret Scott Schneider, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert S Schneider, married Warren McConihe at All Angels Church with a large wedding party. The couple will sail for Europe on June 2. Also married were Miss Emma Louise Trimble to John Aiden Twachtman at Church of the Ascension. A marriage license was issued for John Bond Trevor and Miss Caroline Murray Wilmerding. Engagements announced for Miss Nannie Trowbridge to Professor W Toumey and Henry Cowper Gollan to Mary Louise Norris.
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Albert S. Schneider
C. A. Schneider
Cincinnati
All Angels’ Church
Warren McConthe
Lise Billing
Gladys Radway
Lella Durant
Gladys Peck
Helen Hotchkiss
Elfride Brewer
Anna Glenny
Boston
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Princeton
N. J
Tedesco Greenly
South Amboy
Malcolm S. McConsbe
Frank W. Kelley
Ralph S. Stubbs
San Francisco
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Troy
Seymour Johnson
W. Leland Thompson
A. Boynton Glidden
Karl Schneider
Gustave Schneider
S. de Lancey Townsend
Alfred Duane Pell
MacConibe
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Isaac McConihe
Trinity
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J. Delmage Trimble
John Aiden Twachtman
Church of the Ascension
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Frederick de Witt Wells
John Dove
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Mason Blake
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John Bond Trevor
Caroline Murray Wilmerding
Lucius K. Wilmerding
No. Us East Tith Street
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Nannie Trowbridge
W. P. Trowbridge
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Yale School of Forestry
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Henry Cowper Gollan
Mary Louise
James Nelson Norris
St. Louis
London
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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Astor Plaza Waldorf Astoria
Prominent guests check into major New York hotels with leaders and notable figures arriving at the Hotel Astor Plaza Waldorf Astoria and St Regis. Names include Lieutenant General W Saldon in Berlin, S M Owen Minneapolis, W Hotchkiss Chicago, George T Ladd Pittsburgh, George W Ogilvie Chicago, H Nesmith Indianapolis, A D Thomson Duluth, Monroe Hopkins Washington, Mr and Mrs Carey Tuxedo Park, Mr and Mrs George Fabyan Chicago, Colonel D R Burgess Alabama, W H McDoel Chicago.
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Berlin
Belmont
S. M. Owen
Minneapolis
W. Hotchkiss
Chicago
George T. Ladd
Pittsburg
Hoffman
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H. C. Nesmith
Indianapolis
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Weather Report Forecast From Washington Region Officials
Showers and thunderstorms tracked the lower Arkansas Missouri Ohio and Upper Mississippi valleys plus the Northwest and western states. Warmer areas included New England Middle Atlantic Colorado and the central plateau with cooler conditions Dakotas eastward. Showers expected Tuesday in Ohio Valley lower lake region and New England while Rocky Mountain regions may see showers. Winds: New England and Middle Atlantic coasts fresh south to southwest. Gulf Coast south. lower lakes southwest to west. Local records note yesterday’s temps and a forecast of fair today with cooler conditions tonight or Wednesday.
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Foreign News Czar Starts for Reval on Royal Train
Emperor Nicholas and the imperial family began a long Baltic rail journey from St Petersburg to Reval with a large escort. Extra guards and plain clothes police were deployed along the Baltic lines. Count Benckendorff joined from London as Premier Stolypin, Isnolsky, and Dikoff sail aboard the cruiser Almaz from St Petersburg to Reval.
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Manchuria
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New Finnish Cabinet Powers Expanded by Imperial Order
An imperial order published in the Official Messenger grants Finnish cabinet ministers authority over reports to the Emperor. It requires the Finnish Secretary of State to submit drafts to the Russian Premier for imperial interest review and restricts access to the Emperor during disagreements to those accompanied by the Premier or a minister.
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Bobrikoff
Finland
Grand Duchy
Plot to Kill Royalty in Lisbon Exposed
Police foil a widespread plot by the Society of the Black Cross to bomb royal family members at a June 18 religious feast. Ringleaders José Avila Adao Duarte and Constantine Mendes, noted anarchists, were arrested. Bombs and correspondence reveal ties to Manuel Buissa and links with Barcelona and Madrid anarchists.
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Society of the Black Cross
José Avila
Adao Duarte
Constantine Mendes
Manuel Buissa
Carlos
Luiz
Barcelona
Madrid
Portugal's Grant to Queen Dowager Revealed
Lisbon reports the royal finances inquiry found Queen Dowager Maria Pia received 40000 dollars from the state. She does not deny the payment, saying her 2400 dollar yearly allowance was insufficient for royal maintenance. The government is embarrassed because the advance came from the previous administration of Manoel d Espregueira, now finance minister.
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Maria Pia
Manoel d'Espregueira
Rochefort and the Steinheil murder riddle in Paris
Paris editor Rochefort of Patrie accuses police of stalling on the Steinheil painter murder inquiry and claims he could solve it quickly. He links the case to a wave of sensational crimes, including Faure’s death and Syveton’s alleged assault, warning of a Paris mafia and dangers to anyone with compromising documents.
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Henri Rochefort
Patrie
Clemenceau
Adolphe Steinheil
Steinheil
M. Faure
Republic
Dreyfus
Gabriel Syveton
André
Steinhoil
Yver
Spanish schoolship Nauti Ins visits Havana after war
The Spanish warship Nauti Ins arrived off Morro Castle tonight, the first Spanish warship to visit Havana since the war. She will enter port tomorrow morning as elaborate preparations by the Spanish colony go ahead for her reception and the officers’ entertainment.
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Morro Castle
Conservatives win in Ontario majority retained
Toronto June results show Premier Whitney and the Conservatives sweeping the Ontario Legislature. The government appears to secure a large majority, with Liberal support reduced to around twenty seats. Toronto elected eight Conservatives while most cities voted Conservative except Hamilton where a labor candidate won.
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Ontario
Whitney
Liberals
Hamilton
Notes of Foreign News From Montreal and Paris
The government steamer Lady Eileen foundered after striking a rock near Newport Gasp County. Passengers and crew were saved. The ship cost $90.00 and cargo valued around $10,000. International Miners Congress opened in Paris with Enoch Edwards noting progress for workers in international conflicts. In Lisbon, Romanian steamer Constantia collided with Greek steamer Mikael off the coast. Mikael sank and crew of three were injured, while Constantia helped the surviving crew.
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Baie de Chaleurs
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Paris
International Miners’ Congress
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Constantia
Constantza
Bandits Attack Pay Train Bound for Los Grandes Mines
A pay train en route to the Los Grandes mines near Balsas Guerrera was attacked by highwaymen. Three of four guards were killed and one wounded. The attackers escaped with $4,000 while pursuing Rurales close in. The mine is owned by an American company.
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Los Grandes Mines
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Guerrera
Pope Honors Brooklyn Woman as Marchioness
Mrs Hugh McLaughlin wife of the late Democratic boss of Kings County was informed Pope Pius X has conferred the title of marchioness in Rome for her charitable work. Formerly Miss Eben Keyes of Lafayette New Jersey she joined the Catholic Church and married in 1862 at age seventy eight.
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Kings County
Pauline Keyes
McLaughlin
Indian Prince Visits Cornell On Brief Ithaca Stop
Crown Prince Rajendra Narayan of Gooch Behar India visited Cornell University in Ithaca for about ten hours, hosted by President Schurman and Ithaca Mayor Newman. He departed for New York following a cable urging his return to England. Java
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Raj Rajendra Narayan
Gooch Behar
India
Prince Victor Narayan
Cornell University
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Madrasah
Cooch Behar
England
New York
Dr Henson to Quit Tremont Temple Pastorate
The Rev Dr Poindexter Smith Henson has resigned as Tremont Temple pastor. He will serve until December 1, completing five years since his 1998 appointment. He plans to lecture at the University of Chicago, vacation in California, then summer in Maine, after leaving Boston from Hanson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn.
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Chicago
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California
Maine
Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Calls for Brooklyn pastors to leave city churches
The Rev Dr John F Carson of Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn is asked to become pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago. The Rev Dr Charles Edward Locke of Hanson Place M E Church plans to accept a call to First M E Church in Los Angeles. His acceptance requires approval by the Brooklyn and Los Angeles bishops.
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John F. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Charles Edward Locke
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Treat Hunt Dead in Los Angeles Theatre Death
Alice Treat Hunt of the Belasco stock company died in Los Angeles after six weeks there while the company played The Girl of the Golden West at the Alcazar Theatre. Her husband Lester Lonergan is touring Canada in The Great Divide. She was born in Cincinnati and will be buried in Warren Ohio. She leaves a six month old child.
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Alice Treat Hunt
Belasco Stock Company
Alcazar Theatre
Miss Hunt
Lester Lonergan
Canada
How He Supported Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan states that his backing of Judge Parker was announced after the St Louis convention and remained open and unwavering until polls closed. He says he opposed Parker’s nomination but gave maximum aid on stump and in writing during the campaign. June 4 Lincoln Neb 1908.
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Parker’s Nomination Criticized in 1904 Democratic Speech
In a Lincoln Neb statement two days after the St Louis convention, Bryan condemns Judge Parker as cowardly and vague on key issues. He argues the New York platform hides views, cheats voters, and would disappoint Americans if Parker were elected. He denounces the candidacy as hypocritical and dangerous.
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Dr Peters Rejoinder in Hilprecht Controversy
The Rev Dr John P Peters questions Dr McClellan’s non partisan view of Professor Hilprecht work urging that McClellan misreads charges. Peters notes McClellan’s pamphlet ignores key material and that tablets cited as from the temple library were later shown not to be from that context. Peters cites reviews that misled readers and defends Hilprecht’s disclosures about discovery and provenance.
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Entertainments and engagements at New York theatres
Edna May Spooner appeared as Dell Hamilton in A Daughter of the People at Lincoln Square Theatre. Mile. Genée began a London summer engagement at the Empire. Cora Livingston and the Fords star in the week’s program at Hammerstein’s Roof Garden. Edward Felix won the first prize in a Gus Edwards writers contest at Circle Theatre for The Sun Don’t Seem to Shine No More. Firemen’s Night set for July 15 at Luna Park. Eva Tanguay headlines Fifth Avenue Theatre with Beatrice Morgan, Charles F. Lemon, and Ben Welch. Ralph C. Herz heads the bill at 1%5th Street Theatre this week. The Love Waltz continues at Colonial Theatre with Melbourne McDowell and Virginia Drew Trescott. William Rock and Maude Fulton in a return engagement at the Alhambra. The Blue Hungarian Band at Eden Musée this week. Lee Shubert announced Sam Bernard will close Nearly a Hero at the Casino and sail for Europe after summer at Far Rockaway. He’ll return for August in Atlantic City revival and then a new musical comedy. A musical comedy The Mimic Review will open at the Casino Theatre after Nearly a Hero closes.
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Circle Theatre
Edward Felix
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
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Beatrice Morgan
Charles F. Lemon
Ben Welch
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Ralph C. Herz
Colonial Theatre
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Virginia Drew Trescott
William Rock
Maude Fulton
Alhambra
Eden Musée
Lee Shubert
Sam Bernard
Casino
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Far Rockaway
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Operation on Senator Guggenheim
Senator Simon Guggenheim was taken to a hospital for a minor rupture operation. His family and friends expressed no fears about the outcome after his return from Washington in splendid health. He chose the procedure while in good health.
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Bell Lewis and Bell wedding in Trinity Chapel New York
Marriage notices report the Bell Lewis and Stoughton Bell marriages in Trinity Chapel New York on June 8 1908 with Reverend Gibson Bell and Reverend Dr William H Wibbert officiating. The Brodhead Woodruff wedding in Elizabeth New Jersey on June 6 1908 lists Fannie Bishop Woodruff marrying Frank Martin Brodhead. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Died notices listed for republication in Tri-Weekly Tribune
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Death notices from a Brooklyn Yonkers area paper June 1908
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Woodlawn Cemetery accessible for Harlem trains from Central Station
The Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access for Harlem riders from Central Station with Webster and Jerome Avenue routes and carriage. Lots priced at $150. For view books or representation contact the office at 20 East 224 Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 741-3 West 224th Street. Private and public ambulances listed as Tel 128234 Chelsea.
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Desirable help quick at Uptown Tribune office
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