Normal College Class Day Ends With Jubilant Exercises
The Normal College class day ceremonies ran late but drew friends and relatives. Miss Mercerer Lindquist opened, declaring the graduates honorary members of the class of ’06. The class history by Ethelwyn Lockhart and Elma Muller traced student struggles to triumph. Prophesy, last will, and other performances followed with lively readings and presentations, including a mock burial of the class records.
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Normal College
Duceheon
Hotel Marlborgorh
Mercerer Lindquist
Ethelwyn Lockhart
Elma Muller
Longfellows
Evangeline
The
Deer
Thomas Hunter
Our College
Brenzinger
Hunter
Warren
Dever
Burke
Jersey
Margaret Lindquist
Sophia Sager
New York University offers six week garden course
The growth of the school garden movement prompts NYU Summer Becher to start a six week course for training teachers in educational gardening. The Schwab estate garden adjacent to the campus is opened for the summer, aiming to address the shortage of garden teachers nationwide.
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New York University
Schwab
Jewish Massacres Fact From Russian Suppression
Alice Stone Blackwell argues the Russian government feigns regret while mass killings against Jews persist across 30 cities on the same day. She notes officials and police sided with mobs, cites punishment of obedient officers, and asserts the outbreak was coordinated, not spontaneous.
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The
Tribune
Betas Meu
Alice Stone Blackwell Deore Iester
Maes
Unwelcome Embrace Alleged at Ridgefield Park School
Miss Olive King charges principal George M. Laselle with an unpermitted embrace and circulating defamatory reports. The formal complaint was sent June 19 to the Board of Education, with private hearing expected next week as both sides’ attorneys seek a delay.
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Olive King
Ridgefield Park
Park
George M. Laselle
Board of Education
Miss King
Laselle
Count Your Blessings Amid Trials Motto from Sid ney Lear
A compact moral snippet honors a bright soul who finds gratitude in sickness bereavement and death. It recalls a dying patient who answered interminable nights by counting blessings highlighting steadfast faith and enduring mercy.
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H. L. Sidney Lear
Fund for invalid husband relief receives scattered gifts
Money received from several donors in Western New York and New Jersey supports a drive to take an invalid husband to the country for rest and provide outings and a go cart for a child. Mrs. C. J. Cauldwell and A. L. P. are among contributors, with the office seeking the contributor’s name and address for formal acknowledgments.
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New York
C. J. Cauldwell
New Jersey
Pascal Institute Dressmaking Graduates Eleven Pupil Designers
At the Pascal Institute commencement at No 576 Lexington Avenue eleven pupils graduated from the dressmaking department. The gowns were designed and made by the girls, reflecting their skill and taste. Addresses were delivered by Mrs. John.
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Pascal Institute
Lexington Avenue
John
Suggestions for Summer Travelling by Carriage
A travel note from Passaic New Jersey by Mrs A Swan Brown extols carriage journeys as affordable flexible summer respite. It contrasts wealthy and modest budgets, praises two to three hour daily spins with meals at hotels, restful stops at village inns, and scenic rural beauty. The piece stresses avoiding trains, embracing fresh air and simple packing, with trunks sent ahead.
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Jesser
Shelner
Saasane
Summer meat advice from an old reader
In summer avoid canned meats due to handling and quality issues. Tongue and canned salmon are preferred if needed. buy from reliable dealers. Beef tops summer choices. veal digests poorly. lamb best in July. pork should be avoided when warm. poultry should be limited and odor-free. visit the butcher to inspect what you get.
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Chicago
Institute showcases graduates and summer programs in 1906
Cunningham Hazen presides as institute president while Miss Kate Stevens of London and Mrs J Heron Crosman attend. Graduates receive autograph books from Mrs Russell Sage and an illuminated History of the American Flag. The exhibit of cooking earns praise. summer sessions, free sewing and cooking classes for women and children, and private teacher classes are announced. New members include Vanderpoel, Hogg, Bedle, Fairbanks, How, and Story.
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Cunningham Hazen
Kate Stevens
London
England
J. Heron Crosman
Russell Sage
Institute
Mary van B. Vanderpoel
Julia K. Hogg
Althea Randolph Bedle
Charles W. Fairbanks
Clara How
William Cummings Story
Request for Poem Copy From De Land Reader
A reader at De Land Florida asks for a copy of the poem God of the Open Air. The inquiry seeks assistance from readers or the newspaper staff to provide the text.
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AT. S
de Land, Flia
Rural plea for winter knitters and books in Mosgrove
Mrs J F Bonney of Mosgrove Pennsylvania writes asking Germantown worsteds to be sent so she can knit mittens for the T S and to pass on next winter also baby socks from finer wools for an invalid man She requests a copy of Son of Old Harry by Tourgee and asks for illustrated magazines plant slips or bulbs as sunshine for isolated individuals Seeks flowers and new varieties for those cut off from others
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J. F. Bonney
Mosgrove
Penn
Germantown
T. S
Old Harry
Tourgee
Country for Sick Girls Through Fresh Air Aid
Two meningitis patients from Presbyterian Hospital were sent to Happy Land in Tenafly New Jersey via the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. After two weeks in the country and daily open air activity they recovered and gained strength enabling several river excursions. Doctors credit the country visit with preventing lifelong invalidity.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Presbyterian Hospital
Derk
Tribune Fresh Art Fund
Happy Land
Tenafly
N. J
Pete
Important Fifth Avenue Deal Sells Frontage to Gardiner
Herbert A. Sherman announces the sale of No 33 Fifth Avenue from Frederick Roosevelt to Charles A. Gardiner, Interborough Rapid Transit general attorney. Gardiner already owns No 541, securing 40 feet frontage by 100 feet depth. The block between Ditch and 45th Street, once residential, is poised to become business property with potential 21 year lease options.
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Herbert A. Sherman
The
Tribune
Fifth Avenue
Frederick Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Charles A. Gardiner
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Gardiner
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Gardiner
Mr. Roosevelt
J. Roosevelt
45Th Streets
Helen Gould
47Th Street
Jay Gould
Mr. Gardner
James R Shanley Divorced in Interlocutory Decree
Adele G Shanley obtained an interlocutory divorce from James Roosevelt Shanley of 107 Riverside Drive. She retains custody of their three children with visit rights for Shanley. Shanley, partner in B M & J F Shanley Co of Newark, contractors for the Pennsylvania Railroad, is the respondent.
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Adele G. Shanley
James Roosevelt Shanley
Riverside Drive
Shanley
B. M. & J. F. Shanley Company
Newark, N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mayor Inspects Behr Monorail Model at Wall Street
Mayor McClellan visited 80 Wall Street to inspect the Behr monorail model and expressed strong interest. The system, claimed to carry passengers at 100 mph, has an application pending before the Barapan Commission for a franchise to operate between Flatbush Avenue Bryn and Coney Island. The Rapid Transit Commission planned an inspection next week as the mayor prepared for vacation.
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McClellan
No. 80
Wall Street
Behr
Bapsarene Commission
Flatbush Avenue
Bryn
Coney Island
Rapid Transit Commission
Arrest of Union Head Shocks Ogdensburg Labor Circles
Daniel Henry president of the Prescott Ontario longshoremen's union was arrested in Ogdensburg NY on charges of threatening to burn the Prescott fulminate of mercury works. After a recent plant strike the facility was staffed by Canadian farmers. A manager’s refusal of Henry’s demand to discharge the farmers preceded an anonymous letter with a match and threat. Henry was jailed in default of bail after detectives worked the case.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Daniel Henry
Prescott
Ont
New York
Henry
Costly Aransas Pass jetty declared a failure
Galveston June 21 A curved jetty at Aransas Pass costing nearly 1 000 000 is finished and left a narrow inaccessible channel. Houpt claimed the single jetty would beat a double jetty and save millions in harbor works. Southwest Texas interests protest the harbor plan failure. H C Ripley for Houpt seeks 50 000 against the government amid ongoing testimony.
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The
Tribune
Galveston
Aransas Pass
H. C. Ripley
Houpt
Cotton mill workers win 14 percent wage raise
Fall River manufacturers grant operators a 14 percent wage increase affecting about twenty five thousand workers. The new scale begins July 2 and mirrors the pre July 1, 1904, scale. The settlement ends a brief dispute after unions demanded a return to former dividends.
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Fall River
Mass
New England
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Savings Bank Trust ruling limits claim on fictitious account
Appellate Division decides that Patrick Sheedy opened the Bowery Savings Bank account in trust for Johanna Sheedy without intent to gift the funds. Nellie Garvey as administratrix sued Michael J. Clifford for possession of 3000 dollars deposited in 129. The court favored the defendant with costs. Justice Patterson dissented.
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Savings Bank Trust
Supreme Court
Nellie Garvey
de Bonis
Johanna Dwyer
Michael J. Clifford
Patrick Sheedy
Sheedy
Bowery Savings Bank
Ttle
Johenna Sheedy
Johanna Sheedy
John Dwyer
Appeal for Charity Helps German Woman Reunite Family
The Charity Organization Society seeks 120 dollars to fund ten dollars a month for an old German woman patiently waiting to join her deceased family. She caretakes two neat rooms, earns nothing, and receives a small weekly church allowance. Her last daughter died three years ago. Contributions sent to 105 East 22d Street will be publicly acknowledged.
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Charity Organization Society
Church
Charit Organization Society
East 22d Street
Transatlantic Travellers from Naples Hamburg and Liverpool
Passengers arriving yesterday from Naples on the Konigin Luise include Mr P. Mre. EP. Davice and Mrs Davice. Those from Hamburg on the Deutschland include Mr and Mrs William Junius. From Liverpool on the Teutonic arrive Curtis Brown R L Cocke Mr and Mrs Frank Dodd and Mr and Mrs Louie Hay. Other names include A Brown Brarlee and Roan.
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Naples
4Mr . P. M
EP. Davice
Hamburg
Deutschland
William/Junius
Hiting Andrews
A. Brown Brarlee
Louie C. Hay
Popular Lawn Games Reduced for Summer-Set Sale
Lawn croquet with hardwood mallets and copper wire wickets, eight players, 65c reduced to 9c. The 20th Century Air Ship flying toy at 10c each, two for a dime. Basement Stewart Building.
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Stewart Building
Fancy Mohair Suitings At Half Price at Stewart Building
Manufacturers overproduced fancy mohair fabric selling at 75 cents a yard, half of its 1.50 value. The wiry, dust-proof material suits traveling gowns with nearly forty patterns including melange checks, line stripes, and colorful contrasts. 46 inches wide, Fourth Avenue Stewart Building.
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Fourth Avenue
Stewart Building
Sailor School Dresses Ad With Small Sizes For Girls
An advertisement lists regulation sailor dresses in white linen with blue accents, embroidered anchor, and yoke skirts for ages 14 to 18. It promotes 60 in stock at a sale price around 3.75, with location in the Stewart Building on Four Avenue, second floor.
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Wanamaker
Four Avenue
Stewart Building
Broadway
Stewart Bldg
Stewart
Natural Maple Rockers and Chairs Pricing Note
On the third floor of the Stewart Building, natural maple rockers are offered at 3.25 dollars and chairs at 3.25, with from 6.50. Other maple rockers priced at 3.10 and chairs from 6.25. This item lists quantities and floor location.
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Stewart Building
Timed Bowls and Crystal Discounts at Wanamaker Building
Cut Glass under price Beautiful 38 inch bowls formerly 38.50 now at low valuation. Water goblets at 4 each. Bowls previously 2.25 now 3.75 and today to 2.50. Bonbon dishes once 1 now 76c. Third floor Wanamaker Building.
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Wanamaker
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Bronx Park
Tompkins Square School
Children's Aid Society
Mott Street
Mott Street School
Elizabeth F. Dwyer
Sarah L. Winslow
No. T North Street
Northampton
T. A. Baldwin
Broussa
Turkey
Mission School
Winow
James R. Shanley
Longshoreman
Appellate Division
Patterson
Teutonic
Liverpool
Curtis Brown
R L. Cocke
Bassey
Roan
Mrs
Frank
Dodd B. Macadam
Wanamaker’s
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Paris
Fourth Ave
Stewart Bidg
Java
C. B
Price
Wanamaher
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Eighth
Tenth Street
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