Flag Day Observed Across City Schools and Hall
Colonel Ralph Earl Prime led the American Flag Association at the Governor’s Room of City Hall as Flag Day celebrations spread through New York. Mrs Virginia Titcomb urged a New Jersey flag hall of fame, but withdrew after Prime warned of desecration laws. Schools from Public School No 29 to the Italian Industrial School held flag ceremonies with students, recitations, and songs, featuring a Goddess of Liberty and Betsy Ross tableaux.
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Ralph Earl Prime
American Flag Association
City Hall
Virginia Chandler Titcomb
Brooklyn
Hall of Fame
Josephine Mulford
New Jersey
New-Jersey
New-York State
Prime
Mulford
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
California
Arizona
Michigan
Wisconsin
Colorado
Indiana
Oregon
Washington
Thomas Wilson
France
van Wyck
Daniel Warren
Warburton Ave
Yonkers
O. O. Howard
Rutland
Frederick D. Grant
This City
Joseph ©. Br
Edpard Hagaman Hall
Ferdinand P. Parle
Katharine Mé
J. J. Anderson
Topeka
W. L. Heermance
Abra B. Valentine
James H. Hoyt
Clevend
Nicholas Day
William Gines
James A. Blanchard
Wilbur F. Brown
Samuel Kramer
Nathaniel McKay
America
T. B. Barringer
Ucation
Manttan
Bronx
Charles R. Skinner
Public Instrucon
Seventy-fifth-st
Third-ave
Engle-ave
Grand and
Essex Sts
Children’s Aid Society
Leonard St
E. E. Staats
Society of Children of the American Revolution
Goddess of Liberty
Virginia Montegazza
Betsy Hoss
Antoinette Orlando
Philip Asara
Gennaro Triano
Leonardo Fissichetti
United States
My Ross
Betsy Ross
Brooklyn Kindergartens Celebrate Flag Day Parade
Nearly seven hundred children from eighteen Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Association schools gathered at Prospect Park Picnic Grounds to celebrate Flag Day with marching review, singing, and games. The event featured color coded uniforms, badge identification, and a special car for colored children.
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Prospect Park
Stars and Stripes
Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Association
Association
Bedford Kindergarten
Adelphi Alumni Association
Free
Woman's Club Kindergarten
Women's Club Kindergarten
Albert Brockway
C. R. Shepard
Alice E. Fitts
Fanniebelle Curtis
Kindens
Lillian W. Betts
Christian Kindergarten
Patriotic Exercises In Brooklyn Public Schools
Flag Day was better observed in Brooklyn yesterday with the starry banner raised from the Borough Hall courthouse and municipal buildings. Private buildings were decorated and the day was marked by patriotic exercises in the public schools.
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Brooklyn
Borough Hall
Flag Day Concert at Pension Bureau in Washington
Commissioner Evans and officials gathered with clerks and friends in the Pension Bureau hall to hear a patriotic concert. The large room was decorated with flags including a massive banner that traveled from Paris as part of the government exhibit.
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Washington
The
Pension Bureau
Evans
Paris
Yale and Princeton baseball clash described in Tribune
Partisan readers will find a full report of the Yale versus Princeton baseball game in The Sunday Tribune tomorrow. The contest drew strong interest from supporters of both sides and is expected to be covered in detail with scores and key plays.
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Sunday Tribune
D A R Flags Day Ceremony Amid Exposition Crowd
Buffalo on June 14 saw Flag Day events at the Temple of Music with overwhelming turnout. D A R members filled the venue, 80 invited guests wore yellow badges, and speakers included Bishop William D Wealker Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson and General Nelson A Miles. A reception followed in the Women’s Building.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Temple of Music
Exposition Grounds
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters
Sousa
America
William D. Wealker
New York
McKinley
John G. Milburn
Hoag Haughey
Laura Minehan
Robert Burton
Charles McCreary
Mary N. Thompson
Charles W. Fairbanks
National Society
Joseph E. Ewell
Department of New York
G. A
John Miller Horton
John McLean
Walker
Goats at West Hill Farm Beloved Pets of Baroness Burdett Coutts
The Baroness Burdett Coutts keeps a herd of British Nubian cross goats at West Hill Farm for twenty six years. The animals live in warm sheds with dedicated stalls and mothers with kids have luxurious quarters. The meadow hosts logs to climb, a few free roaming fowls, and a dovecote. Names include Clematis Wild Thyme Wistarla and Meadow Sweet. Milk from the herd is shared with delicate people and families with young children.
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Baroness Burdett-Coutts
West Hill Farm
Salad dreams and kitchen tips from an old cookbook
The passage offers step by step prep for a pretty salad with larce tomatoes, lettuce nests, and French dressing. It includes peeling hot tomatoes, chilling, and serving, plus advice on toast, croutons, and making fresh butter with tea water and a churn.
New York Business Women's Association Elects President
The New York Business Women's Association enters its second year with Miss L. W. Law elected president. Former president Miss Cleora E. Swift retires due to business pressure. Law brings broad experience from publishing finance and insurance management and membership in the Society for Political Study and other clubs.
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New York Business Women's Association
L. W. Law
Cleora E. Swift
Empress Elizabeth Statue Unveiled at GidGuib Castle
A bronze life size Empress Elizabeth statue by Hungarian sculptor Rona stands on a high Gothic pedestal at GidGuib Castle near Budapest. The figure wears a walking dress with a sunshade and wild flowers in one hand, resting after a long excursion, and crowned with flowing hair.
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Elizabeth
GidGuib Castle
Francis Joseph
Budapest
Gédéllc
Rona
Two Summer Institutes Announced By State Officials
Charles R. Skinner announces two free tuition summer institutes for New York residents to run July 8 at Thousand Island Park and at Chautauqua. Each program includes professional training and drill and review with courses in psychology education child study music and more. Institute conductors are Philip M. Hull at Chautauqua and Charles A. Shaver at Thousand Island Park. PATRICIAN NOSES reports in tomorrow's Sunday Tribune.
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Charles R. Skinner
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thousand Island Park
Chautauqua
Philip M. Hull
State Institute
Charles A. Shaver
Man's shirt waist pattern No 3847 for 10 cents
The New York Tribune pattern No 3,847 offers a tailored man shirt waist suitable for outdoors and summer wear. It covers sizes chest 34 to 46 inches, requires four and a quarter yards of 27 inch material or three and three quarters yards of 33 inch material, and can be mailed for 10 cents or with extra stamp for letter postage.
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New-York Tribune
Sunshine Society Poem and New Brunswick Meeting Notice
A Tribune Sunshine Society poem urges kindness and charity across years. C. B. Stout announces a meeting of Tribune Sunshine Society members and friends in the Young Men’s Christian Association parlor at 3 o clock today to discuss forming a local branch in New Brunswick New Jersey. All interested are invited to attend.
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C. B. Stout
Tribune Sunshine Society of
New Brunswick
N. J
Young Men's Christian Association
General Society
Sunshine Luncheon Invites From Arlington Leader
Mrs Charles Rathbone president of the Rose branch T S S Arlington N J invites guests to a sunshine luncheon at her home on Thursday June 2. Trains depart Twenty third street at 11 3 and Chambers street at noon via the Greenwood Lake branch Erie reaching Arlington at 12 27 pm Excursion tickets are 2 cents Officers of the general society will be present.
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Charles Rathbone
Rose Branch
Arlington
N. J
Twentythird-st
Chambers St
Greenwood Lake
Erie Railroad
Sale proceeds aid Bengal branch outing for ill Mrs. Jackson
Proceeds from a Heartsense branch sale in Providence on June 17 will support an outing for Mrs. Helen Jackson, Bengal India branch president in poor health. Yankee Christmas Club of Philadelphia has $15 toward the effort as friends hope for more to enable a mountain change for strength. Miss M. Curtis address issue, Miss M. F. Jagger sent $2 to aid beer distribution by mail and express. Flowers arrive at the office from Lakewood, Easton, Middletown, and Arlington branches for hospital and Sunshine members, including roses and daisies from several donors.
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Heartsense
T. S
Providence
Helen Jackson
Bengal
India
Flower Guild
Lakewood
N. J
F. W. Coolbaugh
Easton
Penn
C. L. Hendrickson
Middletown
Hudson Street Hospital
Charles Rathbone
Arlington
Sunshine
J. A. Hopkins
Thomas A. Burke
Albert Reinhardt
Otto Fleiden
Robert Grant
Chester E. Marsh
Mrs Field Leads Orphan Girls on Historic City Excursion
Mrs Field escorted thirty five Herle girls from the New York Orphan Asylum on a tour of historic sites. They visited Trinity Churchyard to see Mrs Alexander Hamilton's grave, the Sub Treas ury Building, St Paul's and Washington's pew, and the City Hall. The nine to thirteen year olds recorded notes on what they saw.
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Washington
City Hall
Velvet and Ribbon Belts Trend in Late Fashion Fads
Designers favor belts of velvet or ribbon with leather trim such as green velvet with vermillion piping and red grosgrain ribbon with black leather. Panne trims white garments, barège and serge suits show lace flounces, and sashes with muslin gowns remain popular. White alpaca outfits gain charm with ceinture and broad pleated collar in foulard or muslin. Linen skirts gain style with red white or blue bands, though they require less washing than pique.
Stockholders Bill Filed in New Jersey Suit
A stockholders bill was filed in New Jersey Chancery Court over New York Electric Vehicle Transportation. Vice-Chancellor Stevens granted no injunction on file. A hearing is set for next week in Jersey City, where President Sanderson promises a full disclosure of assets, valuations, acquisitions, and use of funds. He asserts the company is in splendid condition and that the second instalment is largely paid.
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Wall Street
Newark
N. J
Stevens
New Jersey
New-York Electrical Vehicle Transportation
Court of Chancery
Sanderson
Jersey City
Brooklyn Postmaster Returns from Syracuse Graduation
Postmaster Wilson of Brooklyn resumes duties after visiting Syracuse for his daughter's graduation. He addresses his planned removal saying the stated reason linked to supporting President McKinley is an interesting read.
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Wilson
Brooklyn
Syracuse
McKinley
Brookyn Politicians Set to Open Twelfth Ward Park
Two well known Democratic figures of Brooklyn plan to speak at the Red Hook district park opening this afternoon. Former Senator Michael J. Coffey and P. J. De Cantillion, once rivals, are listed on the program with De Cantillion as park entertainment leader and Coffey as an orator. Coffey may decline De Cantillion’s introduction, unclear if he will participate fully. The event also features four local church pastors and honors the former Democratic leader with the park name.
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Brooklyn
Red Hook
Twelfth Ward
Michael J. Coffey
P. J. de Cantillion
Coffey
Willoughby Street
de Cantillion
Brower
Melty
Mocratic Eader
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Officials Oppose Fine on Standing Passengers
Brooklyn Rapid Transit officials denounce a resolution by President Guggenheimer that would fine conductors $3 for allowing passengers to stand between open-seat cars. They argue extra cars cannot be added now and overcrowding won’t be solved until new bridges open, per John L. Wells of the legal department.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Guggenheimer
John L. Wells
No Meat At This Picnic Vegetarian Society Outing
The Vegetarian Society plans an annual Bronx Park picnic this afternoon with no meat foods. Members meet at Mansion House at 2 o clock bringing dishes. vegetarian sandwiches fruits nuts and grape juice or lemonade suggested.
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Vegetarian Society
Bronx Park
Haviland
Mansion House
Decision Reserved in Brice Contempt Case Appeal
In the Appellate Division yesterday the Brice contempt appeal was heard after Justice Scott fined Councilman Stewart M. Brice 8375 and ordered ten days in county jail. Brice was represented by John M. Bowers with Kellogg, Rose & Smith presenting the people.
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Supreme Court
Stewart M. Brice
Scott
Mr. Brice
John M. Bowers
Bowers & Sands
Ed People
L. Laflin Kellogg
Kellogg, Rose &Mith
Indians Parade At Glen Island Parade Preview
A street parade of forty six Brulé Sioux braves squaws and pappooses will open the season at Glen Island. led by Hollow Horn Bear the band from Rosebud Reservation will ride in full war paint and bonnets with ponies brought from the reservation. Rattlesnake Pete will marshal the procession through Manhattan streets before returning to the pier. Also note readers should seek Sunday Tribune for a detailed track recap.
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Glen Island
Rosebud
South Dakota
Hollow Horn Bear
W. H. Root
Corbin
New Hampshire
East River
Fifty-seventh-st
Tenthave
Lexingtonave
Fifth-ave
Thirty-second-st
Music Teacher Walke Suicide in Brooklyn
Dudley Randolph Walke thirty a music teacher boarded at 75 Greeneave Brooklyn died from inhaling gas in his room. He left letters to Rufus A Whiting and Miss G C Lamport and another to the Coroner. Lamport said she had broken an engagement due to jealousy. Lamport's brother Harold pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to Elmira Reformatory.
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Dudley Randolph Walke
Greeneave
Brooklyn
Henry A. Walke
Walke
Young Walke
Rufus A. Whiting
G. C. Lamport
Quincy St
Manhattan
John A. Wade
No. Jos Greeneave
Harold
Hurd
Elmira Reformatory
Brooklyn Hoodoo Station Claims Six Captains Died There
Captain Timothy F. White, newly assigned to the Atlantic Avenue precinct, fears the so called hoodoo station after learning six captains died in command there. A subordinate recounts the deaths of Captains Folk Dyer Collins Cay ate L Early and Riley, prompting White to rent a room opposite the station to avoid sleeping there.
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Atlantic-ave
Brooklyn
Timothy F. White
York
Jamaica
William Folk
Pinend Dyer
Thomas Collins
Cay
William Early
Ptain
John Riley
White
Southern Industrial Convention Ended in Philadelphia
The final session featured M. W. Richards on railroads for the South and Col. W. A. Hemphill on Southern press impact. Alexander Heller Jr. urged rail friendly policy for manufacturers merchants and farmers. A key resolution called for a permanent board of engineers to oversee rivers harbors and waterways with merit promotions. Additional resolutions backed scientific solutions by a non partisan business body and river harbor improvements. The convention adjourned at 12 15.
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Philadelphia
Southern Industrial Convention
South
M. W. Richards
Southern Railway Company
W. A. Hemphill
Atlanta Constitution
Alexander Heller, Jr
Baltimore
Congress of the
By States
Industrial Commission
New Orleans
Elevated Third Avenue girder breaks near 128th Street
A serious break in the Third Avenue elevated structure just north of One hundred twenty-eighth Street was found by a track walker. The riveted girder supports the middle track and traffic was suspended for a time while repairs begun.
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Tremontave
Charles Putzel Named Trustee of City College for Nine-Year Term
Mayor Van Wreck appointed Charles Putzel as a trustee of the College of the City of New York for a nine year term beginning July 191 from his current post. Putzel has long served as honorary secretary and chaired the inspectors of the Twenty Fourth School.
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van Wreck
Charles Putzel
The
College of the City of New York
Mir Putzel
Twenty-fourth
Four Famous Skippers Portraits for Sunday Tribune
Photographs and sketches featuring Captains Haff Barrhedes and Sycamore from the Independence Constitution Columbia and Shamrock II, illustrated for The Sunday Tribune tomorrow.
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Haff
Barrhedes
Sycamore
The
Independence
Constitution
Columbia
Sunday Tribune
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