Fresh Air outings aid city children to Weston Mills trips
The Tribune reports Fresh Air trips for New York City children to Weston Mills and nearby locations, with groups of boys and girls—eight youths so far—to depart in early July. Families host many for the summer after winter hardships, as volunteers arrange camps, transportation, and sustenance, seeking to place thousands of city children with rural hosts by late July.
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Tully
Conten
Hume
Geratier
New York
Andre
Weeton Mills
Eam NX
S Manhatta
Weston Milla
Tribune
Coe Teivane Iand
Fve
Hove
Happy Land
Preach Air
Tenally
Ja San
Veretsa
Mall
Madrteid
Utica
Autorom
Volidrem
Indienttone
Theta Delta Chi to Convene Here for Four Day Meet
Theta Delta Chi, with chapters in twenty eight colleges in the United States and Canada, will hold its sixty sixth annual convention in New York starting Saturday. About 600 members will attend. Meetings run June 2 to June 9 at Hotel Astor with Edward Van Winkle of New York presiding. A shore dinner at Coney Island Saturday, memorial services at Trinity Chapel, a reception at Columbia University chapter house, and a theatre party to see The Beauty Shop are planned, ending with a banquet at Motel Astor Tuesday night.
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Theta Delta Chi Fraternits
Raptors
United States
Canada
Willisiness
Hotel Astor
Edward van Winkle
New York
Coney Island
Trinity Chapel
West Mint St
Columbia Univy
Raymond Hitchcock
Elvers
Astor
Pollyanna for Stage Novel to Be Dramatized
The dramatic rights to Seanor J. Porter's novel Pollyanna were awarded to The Theater Company via the Pac Company of Boston. Fall production planned with the work to open in a future season. Cyril Muntes embarks on second American tour starting November 15 at the Plymouth Theatre Heaton in Grumpy Katherine Koshed who played the Vii me in A Foot There Was is cast as Zuletka in Joseph and His Brethren. Season includes Borla ta The Harden of Allah role by Enlist actor, ahead of Century Theatre feature at the worlds fault
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Seanor J
Fairbanks In Comedy at New Brighton Theatre this week
The New Brighton Theatre presents a one act comedy A Regala Business Man with Mr Paisbioski as young Bawyer and a cast including Patricia Collinge Rooney Marion Bent Roberta Menges Timmy Greenbers and Nellie Mranels in a dance and skit program. A second attraction features Ma forme a specialty by Carl Henry Nellie Mranels and Timmy Greenbers with additional acts by Ottwe and the Carton Brothers.
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New Brighton
Regala
Mr. Paisbioski
Bawyer
Patricia Collinge
Yat Rooney
Marion Bent
Pat
Marion Roberta Menges
Tearte
Timmy Greenbers
Henry
Jack Tate
Carl Henry
Nellie Mranels
Mabel William
Elate
In Power and Denso
Carton
Palace opens year round for summer vaudeville shows
The Palace announces summer operations with two vaudeville performances. A large cooling plant and automatic thermostat keep the theatre at 20 degrees below Broadway on hot days. Various Newport and city figures are arriving, opening multiple summer residences and continuing social events.
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New York
Gearden Whit Ie
Palace
Broadway
Palace Ix Beime
Eutimer
City Book for Tenement Folk
A new educational pamphlet issued to tenement residents explains protections for health and safety. City official John J. Murphy begins distributing in two Lower East Side districts with a detail woman visiting homes to explain the pamphlet’s purpose and how it helps families. The guide covers keeping sinks bathtubs and ice boxes clean and features a badge image for inspectors. Tenants are urged to demand badge visibility and to report any inspector with an offensive badge number.
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John J. Murphy
Mitchel
Lower East Side
Briarcliff Lodge Hosts Golf Event and Summer Guests
Briarcliff Lodge hosts a weekend golf tournament begun Saturday with many entries causing multi day play. The lodge also hosts rehearsals for a minstrel show and numerous guests from New York City and Brooklyn including Miss Dorothy Schieffelin, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Matthews, Miss A Fowler, and Miss Marion Tracy spending the summer at the lodge and Greylock cottage community.
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Ror
Wurnarens
Prince
Briarclis Lodge
Rareliff
George Ro Schievelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
A. Fowler
New York City
T. A. Matthews
New York
C.F. Asheborne
Olney
Mairs
Greylock Cottage
T. W. Hall
MD. A. Ward
George T Wilson
William ©. Demorest
W. D. Prime
A. Votter
Louis C. Hayson
C. May
Henry Kolb
Marguerite Kolb
Edward Kenp
Inifred Tate
Brooklyn
W. A. Bloodwood
Marion ‘Tiacy
Willam A. McDougall
Thomas
Cavaliers for Chicago Opera Arrangement Narrative
Paris based Lucien Muratova informs Willian Tower of Playgorrs Film Company about Cavaliers plans for next season. The film company will represent the singers in Manon Lucant at the Repub Theatre with Mme Cavaliers due in America after two years, including engagements in Boston and New York at the Metropolitan.
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Cod Maryden
Chicago Opera Com
Willian ‘Tower
Playgorrs’ Film Company
Lucien Muratova
Paris
Mme, Cavaliers
Nest
Manon Lercant
Repubs
America
Boston
New York
Metropolitan
Rockefeller Gives $11,000 to Empress of Ireland Fund
London June 22 Commander Eva Booth at the Salvation Army International Congress received a cable from John D Rockefeller pledging 11000 for Empress of Ireland disaster sufferers.
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Rockefeller
Empress of Ireland Fund
London
Eva Booth
Salvation Army International Congress
John D. Rockefeller
Bar Harbor Season Opens Amid Notable Arrivals
Bar Harbor Me June 21. Mr and Mrs M A Wilks of New York arrive for the season. Mrs Wilks is daughter of Mrs Hetty Green. Library closed after death of Mrs Morris K Jesup. Jesup library building funded by Mrs Jesup at 50000. Dr John Mason of New York to spend summer here and visit Newport. Mason pursues amateur photography with a fine Mount Desert collection.
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Hy Teem
Bar Harbor
Mr. and Airs
M.A. Wilks
New York
Mra. Wilks
Hetty Green
Mra
Morris Kk. Jesup
Jesup
John Mason
Mra. Mason
Newport
Maso
Mount Desert
World church peace council planned for Constance
Plans announced by Dr. Frederick Lynch of the Church Peace Union for a four day world church peace conference in Constance Switzerland starting August 2. Delegates from Britain Germany Norway Russia Belgium Italy Austria and Switzerland will attend with leaders from Protestant Catholic and lay organizations.
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Frederick Lynch
Church Peace Union
Andrew Carnegie
Litue
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Count Albert Apponyty
Carnesia Union
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Kansas City
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the Churchman
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Peter Ainslee
Baltimore
Hamilton Holt
Sidney Ta Gultek
Fawin D. Mead
Henry Wale Rogers
Peace Teague
Allen Baker
M. Fh
Beir
England
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R. J. Campbell
John Clifford
W. Moore Kee
Worcester Cathedral
Robert Horton
W. F. Dickinson
London
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Dryander
Berlin
Siemund Schultae
Potsdam
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Austria
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Mrs Westinghouse Unconscious in Lenox June 21
Mrs George Westinghouse remains unconscious after several days of illness. Drs David Hale Renard Hale and physicians from New York and Lenox visit her at her country home in Ockbridge. Herman Westinghouse noted as present.
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Agia Reese Lenox
George Westinghouse
William Gliman Thompson
New York
Bis Country Place
Ockbridge
Consultaen Sith
David Btm
Renard B. Hale
Lenox
Weatinghoune
Phrys
Lenox clubs weigh Windyside option for new country club
At a Lenox meeting cottagers from the Lenox Club and Lenox Golf and Tennis Club formed a committee to secure a thirty day option on Windyside estate the Greenleaf villa and 16 acres for a combined country club. Final action on the merger and purchase will be on July 4 at the clubs annual meeting. Also notes of visits and arrivals in Stoneover Stockbridge and Rome linger in community social items.
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Lenox Club
Lenox Golf and
Tenpla Club
Windyside
Henry P. Jaques
William D. Sloane
Girard Foster
Robert W. Paterson
Villa
Mra
Edith Morgan
John E. Parsons
Stoneover
Jobin A. McCreery
New York
Mary McCreery
Sunset Villa
Stockbridge
Edward Bo Owen
Rome
Williams Commencement Ends with Park Meeting
Williams College graduates gather after a baccalaureate sermon by President Garfield. The annual Mission Park meeting features Rev Dr Harry P. Dewey and speakers including Rev Dr Arthur J. Brown and Rev Dr George Raymonds, highlighting foreign missions and global faith.
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Seromrape
Williamstown
Mase
Garfield
Williams College
Mission Park
Harry P. Dewey
Minneapolis
Arthur J. Brown
New York City
Board of Foreign Missions of
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Presbyterian Church
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van Cole
Van
Turkey
Charles C. Tracy
Marsovan
Posies for politicians lure in suffrage drive
Flower market events downtown offer politicians free buttonhole bouquets with blossoms from notable gardens linked to Lucretia Mott and other suffrage supporters. Suffrage literature and speakers accompany the gift, with gardens from Burnett and Kilduff families contributing.
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Park Place
Broadway
Barclay St
Polton St
Dey Nt
Lucretia Mott
Valentine Fraser
Mra
Frances Hodgson Burnett
William Gardner
Isabel Vandewetter
Ethel Watts Mumford Grant
A A. Kilduff
Fort Washington
Equal Suffrage League
Martha Wentworth Suffren
Brooklyn
Party
Warner Miffin
Plandome Hills
James Lees Lathiaw
Borough of Manhattan
Stanley McCormick
Thomas Bucklin Wells
Morris Underhill
Laidlaw
Martha Klatschken
Sarah McPtke
Lillian Grim
Mira Katherine Neilson
Portia Willis
L. Dock
Manhattan
Gordon Signs Contract with Kitty Mac Kay Cast
William Janote entered into a contract with Paul Gordon to play in Kitty Mac Kay, Elliott's Catherine Chisholm Cushing comedy. Gordon, a former Yale man under thirty, chose the stage after parental objections. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Achelis of Upper Withe and Long Island, and last season played Harlequin in Prunella.
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William Janote
Paul Gordon
Gorton
David Graham
Kitty MacKay
Elliott
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Gordon
Yale
Thomas Achelis
John Achelis
Upper Witth
Long Island
Harlequin
Theatrical notes on touring acts and theatre openings
Theater pages report moving pictures to be shown in Globe Theatre lobby and magazines note Madison Square Hoof Garden in its fourth week with twenty cabaret artists. New York debuts for Loraine Mishler and George E. Rule at Kall's Park Place. Charles A. Hillis leads Moston Symphony Orchestra on a Europe tour, Paderewski and other artists scheduled here next winter. Damaged Goorly remains on stage at Academy of Music for a third week. A H Woods to rehearse at New Brighton Theatre for He Comes Up Smiling. Douglas Fairbanks with Patricia Collinge at seaside theatre. Hammerstein announces week of June 2 with Arthur Hammerstein promotion. Ziegfeld Follies stars Whiting and Burt debut at New Amsterdam tonight with three new songs. Wild West act Cheyenne Daye at Marcus Loew's Brooklyn open air show opens tonight with officials present. Houdini arrives on Imperator before July engagement at Timmerstein's Roof Garden.
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Playhouse
Madison Square Hoof Garden
Loraine Mishler
George E. Rule
New York
Kall's
Park Place
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Moston Symphony Orchestra
Europe
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Paderewski
Frite Kreisler
Eliazabeth
von Indert
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Goorly
Academy of Music
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New Brighton
Douglas Fairbanks
Seaside Theatre
Patricia Collinge
Hammerstein
Roof Garden
Victoria Theatre
Arthur Hammerstein
Frans von Stuck
Arthst Whiting
Burt
New Amsterdam ‘Theatre
Marcus Loew
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Mr. Loew
Harry Houdini
The
Imperator
Timmerstein
Victoria ‘Theatre
Plead With Root to Run for Senate
Pressure mounts on Senator Root to seek re election on the Republican ticket amid health concerns after a European trip. A committee urged him at the Waldorf conference to decide before primaries, with Calder poised to withdraw if Root consents. Doctors warned retirement could lengthen life, while Wadsworth urged Root to continue for the nation’s sake.
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Senate
Repubiican
William M. Calder
Kings County
Washington
Root
Europe
The
Waldorf
Lfe
James W. Wadsworth
Assembly
New York
James Moore Swank Dead
Telegraph report from Philadelphia notes the death of James Moore Swank in his home at eighty two. A renowned iron and steel statistician, he spent forty years with the American Iron and Steel Association in Pittsburgh before resigning in 1912. He was an intimate friend of Andrew Carnegie and Judge Elbert T. Gary. Carnegie praised Swank’s service upon his retirement.
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Philadelphia
James Moorewank
Astron and Steel Association
Mr. Swank
Andrew Carnegie
Elbert T. Gary
Carnegie
Teatde
Bwank
American Iron and Steel Industry
Baroness von Suttner Dies A Peace Advocate and Nobel Laureate
Vienna reports the death of Baroness Bertha von Suttner at age 58 or 68 in 1905 era terms after a three week illness while undergoing obesity treatment. She edited Die Waffen Nieder and backed the Brotherhood of Nations. She advised Alfred Nobel and served on Carnegie Peace Foundation council, with a life devoted to peace.
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Bertha von Suttner
Baroness von Suttner
Gotha
Count Franz von Kinky
International Peace Bureau
Berne
Germany
Austria
von Suttner
Adolf Wittgenstein
Gundaar von Suttner
United States
Alfred B. Niel
Carnegie Peace Foundation
Sister Theresa of Grey Nuns Dies at 72
Ogdensburg obituary notes Sister Theresa, longtime superintendent of the Ogdensburg City Hospital and Orphanage, has died at age seventy two. She will be buried in Ottawa Ontario.
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Ogdensburg
Theresa
Grey Nuns Order
Ogdensburg City
Ottawa
Ont
Aid for Sick Babies Opens Season at Seaside Hospital
The Seaside Hospital for sick babies and children opens for the season. Examinations for admission by the house physician daily except Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Staten Island Ferryhouse foot of Whitehall Street Manhattan. Transportation to the hospital will use ferry and rail, with later shift to floating hospital only after July 4. Other entries list obituaries and funeral notices across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and New Jersey with names, ages, and addresses highlighing recent deaths and services.
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St Son's Guild
Staten Island Ferryhouse
Whitehall St
Manhattan
Staten Island
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