City Hall Fourth Celebrations Planned With Parades
The Independence Day committee led by Dr. Finley plans events in New York City including an opening reception at City Hall, a reading of the city history, a poem, and addresses by Mayor Gaynor and Dr. Finley. A parade led by General Roe will follow with numerous military and civic units, fireworks, and multiple athletic meets.
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Over Gaynor
Ben Huston Finley
Colot
City of
New York
Gener
City Hall
Edward Hagagan Hall
Arthur Guiterman
Geet
Johnsow
Mavror Gaynor
Finley
Mth Street
Finch Avenue
Washington Arch
4Th Street
Broadway
National Guard
Naval Militia
Egerton , Winthrop, Jr
Luther H. Gulick
Tve Borouds
Public Schools Athletic League
Clarence H. Mackay
Fifth Avenue
Riverside Drive
5Th Street Plaza
Board of Estimate
Three Children Missing In Bronx Search Efforts
Henry G Hyde Jr. 12 vanished June 6 after leaving for Saint Parochial School with his brother Alfred. His teacher, father, and neighbors scoured the Bronx and pleaded with the New Haven Railroad to search lines. Vincent de Pasquele and Lena Lovene have also disappeared in June, with Lena already counted missing thrice this year.
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Henry G Hyde, Jr
Eas
135Th Street
Alfred
al Saints’ Parochial
Madi
Bronx
Henry G. Hyde, Jr
New Haven Railroad
Vincent de Pas- Quele
East
136Th Street
College O*ehue
126Th Street
Lena Loven
Samuel
No. 293 Brook Avenue
The
Beothic Sails From Boston Aboard Named Hunters
The Reobhic, chartered by Harry Mauney and Paul J Nes, sails from South Boston for an Arctic hunting expedition. Captain Robert Bartlett commands the vessel with crew including Jer M. J. Johnson and Hugh M. Inman. The party aims to recover or contest claims related to Frederick A. Cook’s alleged Arctic records as Beothic departs.
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Boston
Reobhic
Harry Mauney
New Haven
Paul J
Peary
Jer. M. J. Johnson
Lexington
Hugh M. Inman
New York
Coax
Herth Sydney
Woman Athletic Instructor Named for Pittsford Association
Miss Eliza Morris of Sore will lead the Women Department at the Pittsford Athletic Association and begin duties once the new clubhouse at Fifth Avenue and Boulevard is ready. She specializes in Italian Japanese Irish and Scottish dance and has taught gymnastics and dancing at the Chautauqua Normal School.
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the Tribune
Goitbore
Eliza Morris
Sore
Pittsfore Athletic Association
Fifth Avenue
Boulevard
Morris
Chautauqua Normal Echnooli “Ing
Girls in Folk Festival Brings Outdoor Arts to New York Girls
General George W. Wingate, long champion of outdoor activity for boys, leads a plan to energize girls in public schools through a women led Folk Festival movement. The first festival, Midsummers Day, is set for June 2 at Pelham Bay Park with Mayor Gaynor as guest.
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George W. Wingate
Board of Education
General Wingate
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
A. S. Post
Richard Aldrich
Cleveland H. Dodge
S. R. Guggenheim
Jjames Speyer
Louise M. Wingate
Catherine Severich
Magee Ellesworth
Elizabeth Burchenal
Jessie H. Bancroft
New York
Europe
Gaynor
Pelham Bay Park
Wellesley Wardrobe Woes Highlight College News
Wellesley Massachusetts June 19 editorial in The College News notes the college Thespians lack proper male garments in the barn used for performances. The wardrobe holds only one pair of trousers, prompting discussion on affordable wardrobe expansion and charitable ideas to aid the theater group.
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the Tribune
Wellesley Mass
College News
Wellesley
Brothers
No Trades In Puts And Calls At Merchants' Exchange
The Merchants' Exchange in St. Louis ended the curb market after a court ruling. President Cochrane locked the room where trading in puts and calls had been conducted following a decision by the United States Circuit Court.
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St. Louis
Merchants’ Exchange
Cochrane
Exchange
Suffragette Outing Highlights Votes for Women Push
More than six hundred Political Equality League members gathered in a Corona grove on Long Island for prize contests for young speakers. Mrs. O H P Belmont urged a fall campaign to elect supportive legislators as Ida Husted Harper and others observed. Awards went to Elizabeth Marsch Awid Wechsler Emma Colish and Theodore F Kuper as the Wage Earners League grew to 350 members.
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Political Equality League
League
Corona
Long Island
O. H. P. Belmont
Belmont
Europe
Ida Husted Harper
Phenix Ingram
Inez Milholland
Harper
Elizabeth Marsch
West 139Th Street
Manhattan
Harlem
Awid Wechsler
Emma Colish
East New York
Theodore F. Kuper
Bronx
East Broadway
Bertha Ryschpan
Netta Podell
Sarah Lurie
Estell Fischoff
Albany
Fantastic blossoms and the fashioning of millinery flowers
The article notes women’s hunger for novelty in dress fuels curious and lovely creations. It highlights an endless array of flowers in hats that depart from natural models, while still embracing natural imitations alongside more fantastical blooms.
Contributions for Rivington Street appeal listed
The appeal for the unfortunate boy on Rivington street shows donors including S. N. P. of Manhattan with 25 dollars and C. S. Gorton of Vermont with 10 dollars. Other gifts include Mrs. Mary Greenleaf and Mrs. Crabbs with smaller sums, plus A D S and E H C of Brooklyn and Mrs Dillon. The Golden Rule branch contributed 10 dollars for the rest house for working girls with Mrs E W of Manhattan giving 10 dollars.
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Rivington Street
Manhattan
C. S. Gorton
Vermont
Mary Greenleaf
Ridgefield
Conn
Crabbs
Brooklyn
Dillon
Golden Rule
E. W
Service for 600 Babies at Bronx Church Draws Families
At the Roman Catholic Church of St. John Chrysostom in The Bronx a two week mission drew 600 babies to a Sunday service. Jesuit priests Rev. John Condon and Rev. John Walsh led the event and urged admission only with a baby. Mothers brought guardians and siblings while few men watched from outside.
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St. John Chrysostom
I6ith Street
Hoe Avenue
Bronx
John Condon
John Walsh
Father Condon
Stork
John A. McGill
Wyse Avenue
The
Brooklyn
Hat Design with Mushroom Shape and Floral Ribbon Roses
A mushroom shaped hat covered in Persian chiffon in deep tones is trimmed with pink chiffon frill and two large poppies with green stamens. Another hat features a soft green ribbon rose beside a cluster of garden roses, producing a charming, harmonious color effect.
Co reopsis Branch Reports Generous Year Of Charity
Mrs Barton of Fitchburg and Mrs Richardson of Manhattan contribute to relief funds. Hidden Spring Circle of Morristown reports $920 raised by member crafts and sales, with $550 net for winter work. The report highlights aid to a near blind man, a consumptive teen, and struggling families. summer outings planned and ongoing fundraising through teas and dances.
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Barton
Fitchburg
Mass
FE. Richardson
Manhattan
Hidden Spring Circle of
King's Daughters
Morristown
N. J
Antsquam
T. S
William Wade
St. Patrick's Day
Census enumerators demand extra pay for extra work
Louisville June 19 resolutions adopted by Census Enumerators Union No 1 claim 227 workers did five days of extra distribution beyond regular schedules at eight dollars a day totaling 3405. They seek aid from the Suh District congressman and note cooperation from sixteen other cities with a total claim around 498 dollars.
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Louisville
Census Enumerators’ Union No. 1
Census Bureau
Suh
Bryn Mawr Matriculation Examinations Result Announced
The Bryn Mawr College matriculation exams held May 26 to June 1 across Bryn Mawr and 22 centers in New York London and Paris examined 355 students. Eight scholarships were awarded including four district first and second prizes and two foundation scholarships of 200 each to Leah Cadbury of Haverford Penn and Estelle Albright King of Englewood.
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Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
New York
London
Paris
Leah Cadbury
Haverford
Penn
Estelle Albright King
Engand
Nashville Military Tournament Opens With Parade Review
Nashville opened its military tournament at Cumberland Park with a dress parade of U S troops in camp followed by a review led by Secretary of War Dickinson. Major General William J. Carter and Brigadier General James Allen accompanied the secretary.
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Nashville
Cumberland Park
United States
Dickinson
William J. Carter
Army
James Allen
Signal Corps
Militia Officers’ School Opens at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Four hundred fifty officers from Ohio Indiana and Michigan gather at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis for a school of instruction. Major under General Frederick Dent Grant and Colonel H. A. Greene supervise. Regular army captains teach military science across branches.
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Indianapolis
National Guard
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Frederick Dent Grant
H. A. Greene
Army
Paris porte-bonheur bracelet and fashion notes
The Paris luck-bringer bracelet is a rigid gold circle with hidden clasp worn on the left wrist. English fashion brings tinted horn combs for half-mourning, while falls from tightened skirts in London spark talk of poor wear. Comet-inspired hair ornaments and star motifs appear in coiffure and embroidery trends.
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Paris
England
Arlington NJ children hold tag day for charity
The Arlington New Jersey branch ran a tag day on June 4 raising 3128 for charity. Twenty youngsters participated and sent funds to the general office. Twenty dollars covers a week’s camp for twenty at Netherwood and nineteen funds the School of Domestic Arts and Science. Dorothy Wardhaugh won a gold badge for most dollars. Star tha Lawrence second prize. Bobbie Wimmer consolation prize. On July 7 the branch will entertain twenty-
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Arlington, N. J
General Office
Netherwood
School of Domestic Arts and Science
East 8Th Street
Dorothy Wardhaugh
Startha Lawrence
Bobbie Wimmer
Twen
West Arlington Mothers Plan Country Outing And Requests Gifts
The West Arlington branch invites members to a full day outing with provided food and drinks. They seek handwoven coverlets, old linen for a hospital patient, shoes for children, games for a boy missing a foot, and various items from supporters. Messages also note several patients receiving flowers and cheer.
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William Wade
Oakmont
Penn
Illinois
Mr. Wade
Wade
East
H Street
Rutherford
N. J
Alfred Olsen
West 9Th Street
New York City
Smart knee depth skirt for formal and informal wear
The pattern features a knee length skirt adaptable to thin fabrics with options for a train or walking length. Embroidered marquisette with heavy lace band and a left side ribbon bow create a chic look, with veiled effects via casing and contrasting underlayers. Material: seven yards of 21 24 or 22 inch width for medium size, four and a half yards 44 inch width, one and a half yards banding.
Pattern No 6 5% Mail Order Dress Pattern
The advertisement offers pattern No 6 5% in sizes for waist 22 to 30 inches, with a long skirt width of 3 3 4 yards and trims of 1 1/2 yards ribbon and inches wire. It instructs sending 10 cents to Pattern Department New York Tribune and 2 extra cents for letter postage. A fiction quote notes a wealthy woman fearing bill paying and dresses retail charges due to slow payments by women.
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New-York Tribune
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