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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
25
A long dispatch recounts investigative activity in 1908 involving Edward Eyles Mreit and others as they publicize a graft and corruption inquiry. Details describe a patrol and street issues from Grand Street to Manhattan as investigators press for accountability amid labor and vendor concerns.
The text surveys urban housing conditions, tenant hardships, overcrowding, and inadequate services in a city. It discusses tenement living, public health concerns, and calls for enforcement of regulations. It mentions building overhauls, street safety, and the role of authorities in ensuring safe, sanitary dwellings for poorer residents.
Women enlist in Mrs W K Vanderbilt's children court aid, forming a Protestant girls program tied to the early Catholic and Jewish efforts. The movement grows with numerous volunteers and supporters, aiming to aid young court entrants and provide mentoring and care.
A vivid scene from an early film shown at the University Settlement drew a mixed crowd. Viewers watched from upper balconies as the ride through a busy street unfolded, with children present and a sense of excitement in the air. The audience lingered for a distant glimpse of the event, noting the bustling street and the lively atmosphere surrounding the screening.
In hot weather Moat settlement and Boetat workers discuss support for a shelter and boy camp. The aim is to fund renovations and running costs without outside appeals. The Nurungina Home and Camp Tioronma serve youths under sixteen, funded from estate grants and club treasuries, reflecting strong community spirit and mutual aid.
A proposed project seeks $120,000 in carpentry for new tenan ts on Beaten Splart Farm. The plan aims to shelter and train limited residents, provide dormitory space, and support former residents apprenticing privately with charitable organizers. The initiative, tied to the New York City charity drive, envisions cottages near Thaitiunton, with details unsettled and construction timing linked to fundraising progress.
The undenominational Pent Evangal Tent work centers in New York with a major tent meeting campaign. Moody helped start the movement in Chicago, expanding to New York where the tent hosts prominent preachers and aims to revitalize urban religious life. The article lists leaders, locations along West 10th Street, and speakers including Ch. Mandell Meri, Lon G Beachton, and H. Holden, highlighting extensive campaign plans.
General items detail Sunday afternoon meetings for West Side Young Men's Christian Association with Gratia Wilson urging fund contributions for a music fund. Various church services across Union Methodist, Collegiate Church of St Nicholas, Harlem Presbyterian, and Fourth Presbyterian Church, with sermons by Rev J Lewie T Hartrock, Rev Arthur Priterick Mabon, and Rev Dr Willian P. Hwaest. Included are plans for youth and charity work, music performances, and broad community church activities across multiple locations and dates.
A fragmentary syllabus describes lectures for city nurses at the Metropolitan Convention in Chicago focusing on infant mortality, public health policy, and maternal care. Names such as Dr G Edward Quonomy and references to Radford Street Joplin Church appear amid broader health reform aims and congregational involvement. The text hints at discussions on prenatal care, infant survival, and the role of public health departments in city settings.
A dense page lists numerous sermons and events across New York area congregations featuring pastors such as Katun, Van Silwarer, and Marvey. It notes morning and evening services at churches including Temple of Miter Spirit Faith, Marble Collegiate, and Calvary.
The National Conference of Charities and Correction elected officers with Seattie Ie to chair the next meeting in the new location. Evan Turk er of New York was view-president, WA Nibecker of Menhaylvantes James Rarel Ohio and OK Combing California Mex ander Johnson of Indiana named to roles. Penlittit general secretary and standing committees on child welfare church work immigration and neighborhood health and productive power probation and parole and public supervision were appointed.
A new Pan American Mall line connects New Orleans with South American ports. The service will use the Danil flat vessel as the first native-nyned Vansels cargoed to South America since the Civil War. After the Panama Canal opens, service will extend to western coast points.
The National Bible Institute in New York will remain open through the summer. Robert Hay, superintendent of the Manhattan Gospel DMail, plans to attend Bible conferences in Northfield, Mass next week where his post will be filled by Mr Shay formerly of the hired staes army. Living Walters Mission moves to No 20 Picture Avenue corner of 2d Street. A Sunday school is planned with HM Colemin of Newark leading next week. The Kame for converts opens next week at Cremorne Mission 32 West Sixth Street. Joseph Wallen will celebrate his sixteenth anniversary tomorrow night.
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