Music Teachers Discuss Rudiments Shortage at Stet Convention
Delegates from thirty-two states at the twenty seventh annual Music Teachers association meeting lament the lack of proper musical rudiments in training and the low pay for teachers. Leaders urge stronger concerted effort with public schools. New York artists expected in America to showcase compensations. An evening concert by Warren Orchestra featured during Brighton Reach visit with Sir Edward Bliss as guest.
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Mariana! Association
Rnowielen
Dane
Teicher College
Bana
Dymand
Kure
Waldo 5
Pratt
Musical Department
Hartford
New-York
America
James & Russell
Teachers College
Delecates
Alesant Henry
New Philanthropies Shaping Child Health and Education
Mrs Anna Garlin Spencer argues in favor of public school reforms to aid unhappy children and backward learners. She promotes separate rooms for struggling students and emphasizes muscular development and health as foundational to national progress. She credits public schools with guiding democratic society toward better philanthropy.
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Norine
Anna Garlin Spencer
Vorse
Spencer
Flinens
Mre. Spencer
Anit
Mes, K. C. Claiborne Married In Richmond
Katherine ten Claythorpe wed General William Putty Cox of Page County at St. Peter’s Church in Richmond. Ceremony led by Bishop Chesire, with Mason of Grace Church officiating. Attendants included Miss Cabell, daughter of the late President Cabell, and a large Virginia Brevet group attended.
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Richmond
Katherine Ten ‘Claythorpe
Nateral Sockety
Coloniel
Katherine
Hebers Cabett
Tren Crimel
Allen Fouttin
Lietiera
Virginie Brelety
Es ‘Ieee
Aioe Ae
Aiies
Bae
Senate
Cnaltes Cabell
Miss Dreier Married to Raymond Robins in Brooklyn
Miss Margaret I D Dreier eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Theodore Dreier and Raymond Robins a Chicago settlement worker were married yesterday in Brooklyn. The ceremony conducted by Dr Newell Dudaht Hills was private with family and a few friends attending. Guests included many prominent figures from Chicago New York and other cities.
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Margaret
Dreier
Theodore Dreier
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Brooklyn
Newell Dudaht Hills
Tireler
Montague Terrace
Miss Dreier
Dorothea A. Dreier
Mary Elizabeth Linder
Katherine Streler
Elizabeth Tobine
London
Lowauet
Miss Sireler
Quitent
Miss Dreler
New-York Committee of Household Research
Treasuirer
Barnard Clui
Mr. Robins
Staten Island
Columbia
Northwestern Unversity Settlement
Municipal
Harlan
George Schilling
James Mulienbath
Frank Hogan
Kentucky
Z. I. McKay
Kenract
Vernon Hobins
Louisville
J. M. Bedine
Louis P. Post
Emmons Blaine
Elmhirst
Pass It Up and Enlarge Our Lives in a Sunlit Theme
Fragmentary newspaper item reflects on memory, heaven, and love with a Lucy Larcom quotation. Includes a fundraiser list from Connecticut, Brooklyn, and New Jersey detailing donations for the needy, sick workers, and an emergency fund. Mentions an upcoming Sunshine trolley party for industrial school children.
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Earth
Lucy Larcom
GL. W. Fi
Connecticut
Heck
EK. W. Lincoln
Brooklyn
Bessie L. Riley
George A. Price
Earl
How to discipline a whining child in daily life
A long guidance column by Margaret Louise advises parents to examine infant care, sleep, air, nutrition, and parental self control before blaming the child for whining or temper. It uses a courtroom tone to urge calm maternal respect, consistent modeling, and patient redirection to curb jealousy, tales, and misbehavior.
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Robert
Wittle
San
Mott Street School Seeks Park Outing for Italian Children
Principal Elizabeth F Dwyer of the Mott Street Industrial School asks Tribune Sunshine Society for help taking five hundred Italian children to a park. She notes the lack of nearby green space and cites the grateful responses of supporters in Passaic Branch No 1, West Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina. The appeal requests supplies like a hammock and a new wheelchair tire, while highlighting the beneficiaries' gratitude for outdoor sunshine and reading materials.
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Mott St
Children's Aid Society
Tribune Sunshine Society
Elizabeth F. Dwyer
Music aids for the blind proposed in New York paper
A mission church pastor’s wife requests music items for blind readers in New York print. An autoharp and a daisies crate marked W. T. H. were donated and forwarded to the office for distribution.
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Nymn
New-York Point
Garden Party Indoors by Junior Auxiliary No 44
A rainy forecast failed to dampen a Garden Party at Stony Wold Sanatorium hosted by Junior Auxiliary No 44. Attendees enjoyed a candy grab bag, a hat sale, a concert, games, and refreshments on Mrs Beltshoover’s verandas while raising funds near $800. Renowned attendees included Mrs George Shrady and Mrs Lanman Melchior. Graduation exercises at Seton Academy Yonkers closed with academy honors and a welcome address.
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Nyne
Stony Wold Sanatorium
Auxiliary No. 14
Ardeley-on-Hadson
Kenyon
Helen
Frederick Bull
Lincoln McCormack
Frederica Bull
Madge McCormack
Ethel McCormack
Emily Cumming
Minery Department
McCormack
Ruth Moller
Walston Fitt
Miss Flower
Misses McCormack
Franklin Q. Brown
James 3To
Kensie
Albert Shaw
Marry Graef
W. Lenijamin
Michael Vas Buren
Mer. Trehor Parson
C. G. Muller
Samuel Tindman
McKim
A. Hardwick
Edwin Mira
Alfred Ellaworth
Howard Carroll
Mra
TD. Black
Caramin Carroll
Lmromny
Katharine Black
Minsee Howitt
May Terry
Miss Benjamin
Department of Games
Cerita
Henry Villard
George Shrady
G. Smith
Arthur Howard
Archbold
Stes Georges M
Reginald Jaf
Mra Lanman
Melchior
Joan Beltshoever
Auxiiary
Seton Academy
Yookern
Tuesay
Mix Lastie Cox
Mipe Adeling Kraus
Academie Homure
Mise Gertrude Coyle
Evenes
Bhaker
Board Revises Elementary Course of Study and Policies
The Board of Education adopted a revised elementary course emphasizing practicality. Latin and stenography are removed. Spanish added. Civics accelerates to grade two. seventh grade gains a new subject on commercial relations of America with Europe. Debate on guardianship and corporal punishment by teachers splits the committee.
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Board of Education
America
Tylaws
Cilmsted
Abont
Cone
Moroccos troubles stir amid European power plays
Tou2 Perdicaris returned to New York after a southern visit and plans to sail for Africa August 15. He will publish in July in The International Quarterly on The Causes of the Decline of the Moorish Empire and gave an exclusive interview to The Tribune about the Moorish conference and European implications. Moroccan natives seek guidance for development amid tribal feuds, while France, Germany, and Britain maneuver for influence as Madrid conventions and pacific penetration shape the balance of power.
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Perdicaris
Raisull
New York
Africa
America
the International Quarterly
Pérticarts
Horal
Moroccos
Morocco
Paris
Moroes
Gin
Berlin
Deloanee
Prince Hudotin
Deleniaé
Foe
Biemarck
Army and Navy News Sanitation and Intelligence Notes
Washington dispatch reports Panama sanitation surveys as army and navy seek to restore healthy conditions at the canal zone. War Department foreign translations program expands with access to selected papers for military use while efforts continue to cut shipyard valve changes and improve naval vessel movements.
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Washington
Panama
Jethmlin Canal
Cele
Sark
War Department
Fiesd
Military Information Division
Generet
Army Om
Corm
Atx
Montpeasrail
Dureia
Sas
Naval Intailigenes Office
Unclear fragment hints at European power shifts and finances
Fragmented text discusses French advances, a sultan, and financial strains tied to a failed military campaign. It notes external funding and suggests the United States and Mediterranean powers should consider their seaport interests and the transfer of notes from a book, with possible compensation concerns.
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Westinaton
Government Hospital
Duane
Snc
Naval Medical
Te Seval Medical Corps
Stadler Senate
William
Fez
Alencian
United States
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Marguret Daly
Rose Schneidermann
Adelaide Samuels
Gertrude Barnum
Truman J. Backus
Henry Bradford
Wilmington
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Henry White
New Haven
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Housewives’ Exchange
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Margaret Louise
Providence
R. E
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Passaic
Children's Outing Fund
Stony Wold
Birch
I. N. Perdicaris
Army and Navy News
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Sock Chung
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Eee
Odepterd
Army
Navy
Brietier General Beszamin
Rowe
EWTS
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