East Side Poverty Sees Small Dealers Shoulder Burden
Dr Charles Bernheimer reports on Lower East Side conditions showing grocers bakers and butchers bearing most unemployment costs. In District 2 about 300000 people face rising destitution as cash and credit thin out. Many rely on pennies worth purchases while some buy cheaper foods and pasteurized milk remains hard to obtain for babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Bernheimer
University Settlement
Rivington
El@ridge streets
Lower East Side
Catherine Street
Bowery
Grand
Orchard
Canel
Rutgers Streets
East River
Board of Health
Pennyworth
Church of the Sea and Land
Man Ends Life by Fire Over Lost Wedding Funds
Philadelphia man Nathan Presser a 37 year old produce dealer committed suicide by pouring gasoline on his clothing and lighting a match in his home. After being found unconscious at the hospital he told physicians he sought death by fire. Friends said he was engaged to marry an Allentown girl but had twice failed to fund the wedding due to money tied up in his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nathan Presser
Allentown
Rotterdam Due Here Today on New Ocean Liner
The Holland America Line’s new Rotterdam, left Rotterdam June 13, was 326 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. She will land passengers about 8:30 am today, offering 24,000 tons, 677 by 78 by 56 feet, two funnels, 14,000 horsepower, and capacity for 4,000 persons including crew. Built at Harland & Wolff Belfast, she features large beam and bilge keels reducing roll and aims for eight and a half days to Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland-America Mner
Rotterdam
Sandy Hook
Holland-America Line
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Ireland
Murray Hill Meeting Quiz Ends
A Central Federated Union committee report on a alleged remark by Timothy Healy of the Eccentric Firemen Union found no proof he made the claim that five delegates received $9.00 to arrange two meetings opposing a franchise grant. The panel recommended dismissing those charges. Hearing on the Murray Hill meeting was postponed until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
Brooklyn Central Labor Union
Timothy Healy
Firemen’s Union
Murray Hill
Healy
Cleveland clears 500 tramps from city in sweep
From Cleveland June 21 Chief Kohler led Friday night roundup with police in civilian dress arresting over five hundred loafers and petty vendors. Tramps were ferried to city limits by patrol wagons at dawn and guarded to prevent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Cleveland
Pied Piper
Hamelin
Kohler
Gay
Kansas
Go to Horses Rescue on Long Island Speedway
A three day raid by seven members of the ASPCA began last Thursday in Nassau County along the Long Island Speedway to aid horses kept working under harsh overuse. Contractors, workmen, and teams from The Bronx to Montauk Point have been mobilized to accelerate speedway work, amid mounting strain and complaints from farming owners over daily pay for each horse team. Veterinarians report sores, festers, and founders from overwork and careless driving as authorities fine and imprison recalcitrant owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Freel
American Society For the Prevention of
New
Long Island Speedway
Nassau County
Bronx
Montauk Point
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Vivisection in Vacuum At Rockefeller Institute
A German professor performed a remarkable vivisection on a fox terrier at the Rockefeller Institute. Using an immense airtight glass cabinet and a partial air vacuum, Sauerbruch and assistant operated with the dog’s head outside the cabinet to expose the lungs. The procedure aimed to show lungs could be protected from collapse under heavy atmospheric pressure during chest surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Sauerbruch
Marburg Institute
Germany
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Sauerbruch
Scenes at raids by the A. and P. C. A. along the new Long Island Speedway
A report describes raids by the A and P C A along the new Long Island Speedway where a fine team is spoiled by bad driving. Both horses suffer sores under the collar, signaling rough handling during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Long Island Speedway
Society raids target cruelty to animals in Amityville
Special agents and veterinarians led raids against suspected cruelty, inspecting 184 horses and arresting 12, with 33 horses suspended from work. Ten prisoners were fined $10, nine remanded for trial, while no arrests occurred except where horses suffered. Farmingdale justice Charles Butler oversaw a busy docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freel
Amityville
Charles T. Axtman
Society
Central Park
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Farmingdale
Charles Butler
Justice of the Peace
Mass meeting protests city license transfer ban
About five hundred bootblacks and newsdealers gathered at American Hall to oppose a city ordinance amendment that would bar license transfers, risking fines or revocation. Led by G P Caggiano, the group urged a united front with Italian and Jewish communities to defeat the measure affecting up to twenty thousand workers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
American Hall
Street
Eighth Avenue
Board of Aldermen
G. P. Caggiano
United Bootblack Protective League
State of
New York
New York Newsdealers’ Protective and Benevolent Association
Board of
Alderman
Alderman Dowling
Emilio Taro
Tony” Bastone
Michael Cody
Abraham Lebien
Lebien
Newsdealers’ Association
Brothers of Trouble
Ambition to Angle Whaled Out in Huntington Bay
Harry Grossman of Huntington, new to fishing, set out at 4 a.m. on Sunday with a worm in Huntington Bay. He sighted a dozen gleaming backs near his boat, attempted to reach shore, and was rescued after overturning. He resumed work at Huntington Light and Power Company, vowing to avoid fishing after the misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Bay
Harry Grossman
Huntington
University of Whales
Grossman
Huntington Light and Power Company
Revenue Cutter Bumps Ferryboat at Battery Slip
The revenue cutter Hudson backing from her slip at the Battery was pushed against the municipal ferryboat Manhattan as it took on passengers for St George. The collision dented a small part of the cutter’s wooden superstructure but did not injure the engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
The
Battery
Manhattan
St George
No Sunday Football Banned in Yonkers Spark Arrests
Police and sheriff halted an Irish Counties Athletic Club football game in Yonkers yesterday. The event drew about ten thousand spectators with no admission charged, leading to the arrest of all players involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Counties Athletic Club
Yonkers
Youth arraigned for annoying elephant at Bronx Park Zoo
A youth calling himself Pincus Simon, aged about 17, appeared before Magistrate Moss in Night Court after scratching the trunk of Gunda the elephant with a copper wire at the Bronx Park Zoo. Keeper Walter Thuman testified to the incident. the magistrate fined the youth, paid by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pincus Simon
C. 17 Avenue
Moss
Bronx Park Zoo
Walter Thuman
Demolition of Affected Lung Tissue Highlighted by Dr Sauerbruch
Dr Sauerbruch notes the demonstration shows patients with lung involvement may undergo surgery to remove the affected portions, offering a potential treatment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauerbruch
Doctor MacArthur questions apostolic succession at Calvary
The Rev. Dr. Robert S. MacArthur preached at Calvary Baptist Church deconstructing apostolic succession. He challenged claims that Archbishop Farley or Bishop Potter are successors of Jesus Christ, arguing no evidence or miracles prove such continuity and tracing Anglican roots to Henry VIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
MacArthur
Archbishop Farley
Bishop Potter
Holy Ghost
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Episcopal Church
Henry VIII
Dr. Aked Urges Citizenship and Clean Government
In a sermon at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Rev. Dr. Aked urged church members to fulfill civic duties and help remove corrupt politicians. He warned that the flag is dishonored by graft more than by foreign foes and called for men of high rank to enter the ministry. The church will close until the third Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Aked
Actors' Church Alliance Service at St Chrysostom's Chapel
The annual Actors' Church Alliance service was held last night at St Chrysostom's Chapel on Seventh Avenue and 39th Street. Rev Thomas Henry Sill welcomed performers, and Rev W Everett Johnson preached a sermon on Lazarus and the rich man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Church Alliance
St. Chrysostom’s Chapel
Seventh Avenue
39Th Street
Thomas Henry Sill
Alliance
Lazarus
The
Revival Service For Young Japs At Y M C A
A Japanese youth revival was held last night at the Twenty third Street Y M C A for Japanese young men living in the city. E A Ohori, studying for the ministry in New Brunswick New Jersey and organizer of similar events, spoke in English after an address in Japanese about the thousands of Japanese in big cities and the need for instruction in Christian principles before they return home. Addresses were given by the Rev D Ebari en route to a Scottish ecclesiastical gathering and Bishop M C Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentythird Street
Young Men's Christian Association
E. A. Ohori
New Brunswick
N. J
Japan
D. Ebari
Scotland
M. C. Harris
East Side swindle ends in Essex Market court
Max Weinstein of 162 Jefferson street faced Magistrate Finn after a dispute with Annie Delinsky of 152 Madison street over a furniture move. Weinstein demanded a dollar extra despite agreed terms. The magistrate fined him two dollars and warned he would send him to the workhouse if seen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Essex Market Court
Max Weinstein
Jefferson Street
Weinstein
Annie Delinsky
Madison Street
Mahoney
Linen Home Goods Sale Includes Hemstitched Sets
Classified item lists breakfast napkins dinner napkins and hemstitched linen sheets with single and double bed size pillow cases. Featured prices: 98e per item, 4.75 per pair, and 6.25 for an unspecified unit.
Sun Shine Society Address and Donations Report
A donation update from the Tribune Sunshine Society details address instructions for correspondence at Tribune Building New York City and notes several contributions. Donors include the Tuesday Afternoon Euchre Club Eleanor B Stuffler and Mrs Mary R Greenleaf with funds for outings, an emergency fund, a copying machine, and a Rest Home kitchen project among others from Utica New York New Haven and Passaic Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune
Sunshine relief efforts seek letters and aid for bedridden reader
The note requests cheerful letters and stamped reply envelopes to ease a patient’s loneliness. It reports small sums raised for Adolph Koch's summer outing, highlights a homecoming need for a consumptive man, and lists numerous charitable contributions including flowers, books, clothing, and miscellaneous items from readers in Danbury, Plainfield, Newburg, Manhattan, and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Koch
Sunshine Children
Margaret Rogers
Natalie Rogers
Elsie Rogers
Elsie Walthinsow
Danbury
E. C. Bolles
Mary W. Rankin
Newburg
Julia Bennett
H. C
Manhattan
Clubwomen Pour Into Boston for Federation Convention
Boston hosts the ninth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs as delegates arrive from Wisconsin Illinois Ohio Texas Missouri and Wyoming. National officers led by Mrs. Sarah S. Platt Decker arrive to coordinate two weeks of sessions focusing on uplift and welfare of humanity with Massachusetts hosts welcoming the visiting delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Army of Women
General Federation
Sarah S. Platt Decker
Denver
Decker
Philip H. Moore
St. Louis
Percy V. Pennypacker
Texas
B. F. Perkins
State Federation of
Wyoming
Massachusetts Federation
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Massachusetts
Mrs Potter To Host Fourth of July Party For Children
Mrs H A Potter will repeat her generous entertainment of poor children on July 4 at her East Orange New Jersey home. Mrs George Mendez of the Excelsior Branch will select Harlem district children and oversee them as usual. The invited children are to enjoy a rare day of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Potter
East Orange
N. J
George Mendez
Excelsior Branch
Harlem
Dansville Branch Active in Charity Work Through Year
Members of the Dansville New York branch of the society conducted fundraisers including a food sale candy booth and church bazaar. The April 7 annual meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church featured a concert drawing $20 with ample attendance. Disbursements included baskets gifts to the sick and needy, church debt payments, visits to invalids, clothing sent to Cumberland Gap and other charitable acts. President Mrs. M B Reynolds praised their efforts stating the group longs to do more for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dansville
N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Office
Grace Nettleton
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
M. B. Reynolds
Obituary of Emily Tatham at Ocala June 5
Mrs. T F McLean Florida state president laments the loss of Emily Tatham, a longtime Tribune Sunshine Society member and Band of Mercy worker. The notable Ocala resident died after a brief illness, leaving a wide impact through books, travel and charitable help to children. Her life was described as generous and world aware, with her final line noting, At eventide there was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McLean
Florida
Sunshine
Emily Tatham
Ocala
Tribune Sunshine Society
Band of Mercy
Club seeks arrange vacations for young women to Rest Home
Mrs T A Smith president of the X L M Club asks rooming and travel plans for four young businesswomen to visit Rest Home Clark Falls Conn mid July and two saleswomen from a department store to go a week earlier, requests timely notice from branch presidents and members with dates and vacation lengths for house mother arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Smith
X. L. M. Club
Clark's Falls
Conn
Ilion Woman Responds to Carriage Need
Mrs. Du Bourdieu of Ilion New York immediately answered a request from Miss Elsie Powell director of the William Diet Kitchen in Mott Street for another baby carriage. The sick child will gain a ray of sunshine and the struggling mother a measure of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Bourdieu
Ilion
N. Y
Elsie Powell
Wicliam
Mott Street
Cambridge daughter seeks Sunshine Society birthday postals
The daughter of Mrs. J. W. Fielder of Cambridge asks Sunshine Society members to send souvenir postals for her mother’s birthday on June. Mrs. Josephine Parker of Gladwin, Michigan, is also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fielder
Tufts Street
Cambridge
Mass
Sunshine Society
Josephine Parker
Gladwin, Mich
Women Doctors Win Laurels in North America and Asia
Women medical students gain honors and set careers abroad. Jeannette Miller of Massillon graduates with top honors from Cleveland College and leads maternity work in Cleveland. Stella Schaffer delivers the Eclectic Medical College valedictory in New York and wins the electro therapy prize. Olive Salamanca wins the Agnes B. Robinson Mesner prize in anatomy at Philadelphia Woman's Medical College. Ethel Das from India joins the class, planning return home to practice. A returning American discusses suffrage and life in England, noting different freedoms and the urge to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Miller
Massillon
Ohio
Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons
Miller
Cleveland
Eclectic Medical College of
New York City
Stella Scha
Miss Das
Russian style dress pattern for young girls
The Tribune Pattern presents a Russian style dress for younger girls. It features a front opening for easy laundering and a large sailor collar. Linen and washable fabrics in natural, brown, oxblood, rose, blue or white suit the style, with 3 1/4 to 3 3/8 yards needed for medium size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percale
Madras
Star neglige shirts and undergarments ad
Ad notes Star neglige shirts and under garments priced 1.50 to 3.50, described as thin yet strong and almost see through. Mentions three Broadway Stores with street addresses and a store move from 82nd Street to the northeast corner of 34th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
82Nd St
N. E. Corner
34Th St
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East Side
C. F. U. Committee
Rockefeller Institute
Wners
M’arthur
Potter
Farley
DR. Aked
23Rd Street
James McCreery & Co
34Th Street
354Th Street
George Matheson
Collier's Weekly
T. S. S. Rest Home
Clark’s Falls, Conn
Miss Tatham
England
Congress
Dorsetshire
America
Rocers, Peer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th Se
qAsee Anne
Jardin de Paris 7
Fe Tiegfeld
IRS
Eve
New Amsterdam
NEW York Cable UN
45Th St S
Mats
Ucsicn
Marys Campmor Lamb
Savoy
Knickerbocker
R. Broad
Geo. M. Cohan
Way
38Th Street
Prince
Lia
Daly's
Wallace
Madison “Roof Garden
Ual Daily Mat
Bill Tre
Mammersten's
Eae MT Roof i
Astor Theatre
Lincols
Blarey’s
Spooner “Camill
Hreaulal
Wm. H. Reynolds
Luna Park
Atlantic Ave
Bkiyn
Sea Beach Expres Trust
Cinematog
T and Presest Museep
Sheepshead
Pat
LUNE
Coney Island
Cleb
Tribum
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