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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1903

Page

30

Delegation Tours Blackwell's Island Charities Hub

A Women’s Municipal League group toured Blackwell's Island visiting the city hospital almshouses and Metropolitan Hospital. Millard H. Ellison led discussions on improved dietaries, new hospitals, and a breadmaking plant while inmates received better care and dignity. The visit aimed to influence voters ahead of taxes and governance.

New York Blackwell's Island Women’s Municipal League Department of Charities Millard H. Ellison Commissioner of Charities Cicerone Perty East City Hospital Mr. Elson Ess Sadie American Ellison Folks Metropolitan Hospital Stephen Laines Henry B. Annable Thomas M. Dillingham W. 8. Carter K. T. Rhodes Benjamin Richards Emily Cheney Florence Warner E. A. Fletcher L. E. McKinney Albert Johnnyn William M. Dudley Edward B. Weldenfeld

Womans Christian Temperance Union Convention Hears Lady Henry Somersets Address

At the two day Geneva session of the Worlds WCTU Mrs Lilian M N Stevens read Lady Henry Somer set s presidential address praising a future victory over traffic and calling for home exaltation The Loyal Legion reports 390000 members Boston likely next convention and a constitutional amendment allows biennial conventions with meeting place choice.

Geneva Convention of the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union Lilian M. N. Stevens Portland Henry Somerset Henry Women's Christian Temperance Union Great Britain Russia France Sweden United States Woman's Christian Temperance Union Missances Willard The Loyal Legion Boston General Officers

Nurses Meet in Boston for Sixth Annual Convention

The National Society of the Nurses' Associated Alumna opens in the New Century Building Boston with Edward Everett Hale to give the invocation and Mrs Ednad D Cheney welcoming. The amended constitution faces a final vote on affiliating state societies and initial reports from five new states Illinois North Carolina New Jersey New York and Virginia. Attendees include Miss M A Nutting Johns Hopkins Hospital Mrs Hunter Robb honorary president Miss L L Dock New York City Nurses' Settlement and Miss Ss F Palmer.

National Society of the Nurses’ Associated Alumna New Century Building Boston Edward Everett Hale Ednad D. Cheney Illinois North Carolina New Jersey New York Virginia M. A Nutting Johns Hopkins Hospital Hunter Robb L. L. Dock New York City Ss. F. Palmer

Miss Cranston to Study Abroad for Social Research

Miss Mary R. Cranston librarian of the American Institute of Social Service will study social conditions in London Paris Brussels Berlin and Rome. She is called a social engineer for expert sociological opinions and is the third representative sent abroad for comparative study with support from Helen M Gould Dr Josiah Strong Spencer Trask and presidents of Wellesley Aunt Holyoke and Bryn Mawr.

Mary R. Cranston American Institute of Social Service London Paris Brussels Berlin Rome Cranston Helen M. Gould Josiah Strong Spencer Trask Wellesley Holyoke Bryn Mawr

The Adventures of Harry Revel Chapter Four Teases Romance

Harry Revel recalls Plymouth days and Miss Plinlimmon in a letter filled tale. The pair share May Day birthday plans, a kiss, and growing affection beside the Barbican as armies, press gangs, and town life frame their bond. The chapter ends with a year’s separation but hints at a meeting to come.

Harry Revel Plymouth Miss Plinlimmon Scougall Barbican Mr. Trapp Mrs. Trapp Royal Marine Band Redford-st George-st St. Andrew's London Mutley Plain Mr. Scougall Svery Mr. Tucker Bedford St Amelia Plinlimmon Chimbleys Jack Harry Corineus the Trojan Gogmagog Arthur Arthur Plinlimmon Glendower Wales Tudor Papa East India Archibald Plinlimmon York Archie Trapps

Come June Brightens Nature and Night in Poetry

The piece urges June to arrive with nature’s gifts including birds and blooms. It envisions fragrant robes and lunar light, promising nights of silver sheen and a dreamy paradise as earth reaches for the skies. It also includes a notice about Tribune Sunshine Society mail handling for New York City.

Earth Maria Palmer

Anonymous letter from Nordhoff funds aims at genuine need

A Nordhoff California unsigned letter requests use for investigated genuine need cases. Anon of El Paso Texas donates 2 dollars for a case of special cheer. G. A. C. contributes 1 dollar to help repair an invalid's wheelchair. Mrs H. B. Andrews gives 1 dollar for a badge.

Nordhoff Cal

Exhibition by rippled Children’s branch of East Eighty eighth street school

The rippled Children’s branch of the T S 8 of the East Eighty eighth street school held an exhibition in their building on Thursday evening. A large crowd of grateful parents saw their children’s work including writing, drawing, sewing, embroidery, millinery, pyrography, raffia and more.

East Eighty-eighth-st. School Children's Aid Society

Birthday Sunshine Amid Gifts From Hearts Ease Circle

Mrs. M. E. Gammons, Hearts ease Circle president, celebrated her June 4 birthday with sunshine and forty letters of greeting. Notable messages came from Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins, plus gifts from Greenwich to Brooklyn. Dozens of items and kind acts arrived, lifting her from pain and filling day and night with cheer. Summer plans teased by a Tribune resort guide promotion.

M. E. Gammons Heartsease Circle Floyd W. Tomkins Holy Trinity Church Philadelphia Providence von Kieffer Greenwich Conn New York

Graduates of Deaf and Dumb Institute Boast Self Sufficiency

Ninety eight percent of the graduates at the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb are self supporting, said principal Enoch Henry Currier at yesterday afternoon's commencement. The small class of sixteen is praised for high individual excellence matching previous years as diplomas and prizes were awarded.

Enoch Henry Currier New-York Demilt Felix M. E. Berg Barnett Zwolfe Cary Frederick C. Berger Katie McGirr Dennistown Minnie J. Kipp Stoner William Renner Charles A. Seale Thomas Geffres da Kalen Diedrich Pape Charles T. Pightling James J. Seeling Everard H. Smith

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