Antitoxin accountant Dempsey arraigned on grand larceny charge
Thomas E. Dempsey of Seventh Avenue an antitoxin accountant for the Board of Health and pension fund custodian surrendered to the District Attorney and was arraigned in Tombs Court held in $0 bail for examination on July WW. Health Commissioner Lederle accuses him of larceny from the department pension fund involving misdeposits and a $388 draft.伴
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dempsey
Seventh-ave
Board of Health
Department
Ernst J. Lederle
Tombs
Crane
Dempsey
Isaac A. Hopper
Tammany
Xiixist
Meyer J Stein
Hopper
Lederle
Health Department
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Material relief debated at Summer School of Philanthropy
Dr. Frankel of United Hebrew Charities argued loans rather than gifts as material relief, noting destitute Hebrews repay loans and some achieve business start ups. Devine and McDougall joined the discussion. material relief gains acceptance as a legitimate tool. Frederic Almy will address outdoors relief in this morning session.
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Summer School of Philanthropy
Lee K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Frankel
Mrs. Fullerton
Society For
Edward T. Devine
Charity Organization Society
A. W. McDougall
Wretary
Orange Associated Charities
Pvember
Devine
Material Reef
Tts
Frederic Almy
Buffalo Charity Organization Society
Sunshine Society notices brighten hospitals and homes
The Tribune Sunshine Society based in New York City urges correct addressing to its Tribune Building office. Members fund cheer for hospital inmates, send books and clothes to the needy, and report volunteers in Ohio and Massachusetts. Donations include scrapbooks, stamps, and hymnals for Sunshine libraries and incurables homes.
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Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune
New York City
T. SS
Tribune Sunshine
Sunshine
Manhattan
St. Luke's Hospital
Ohio
OM. J
Wifthave
Alabama
Chief Croker Anniversary Fire Chief Receives Flowers
Fire Department officers honored Fire Chief Edward F. Croker with abundant floral tributes at Fire Headquarters East Sixty-seventh Street, marking eighteen years in service since June 29, 1884. The display aimed to show loyalty and counter reports of waning confidence as director of fire suppression efforts.
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Fire Department
Edward F. Croker
East Sixty-seventh-st
Croker
Graceful Public School No 6 Graduation Parade
Sixty young girls in winter robes marched to Public School No 6 as a crowded auditorium heard a three hour program. Chief features included songs in French, a news of the Gay period, patriotic readings, and diplomas awarded by Dr Sophie B Scheel and Miss Edith Thain.
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Rita Kissin
Edith Hertle
Martinique
Beef Trust
Columbia
Blake
Genevieve Frost
D. B. Thompson
Benjamin Blumenthal
Board of Education
Sophie B. Scheel
Edith Thain
Blumenthal
Republic
Miss Blake
Amy Silbernagie
Sune
Miss Osborne
Florence Michaels
Mary O'Neil
Mary Neil
New Skirt Shapes and Yachting Styles Featured
New fashion notes show skirts with fuller backs and outward curving hems, foundations often separate from the fabric. Gowns display narrow circle-cut flouncings, while plain versions touch the ground. Blue serge yachting outfits trend toward braid over machine stitching, with lace trimmed by narrow soutache in flat forms. White serge yachting costumes use white maire bands and marine-themed buttons.
Care of Wotherless Infants in New York Report
The joint committee on care of motherless infants, formed from the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor and the State Charities Aid Association, presents its fourth annual report. Foundlings boarded with families show mortality at 10.7 percent last year, with many placed into permanent homes through the State Charities Aid Association. The placing out agency uses trained agents to evaluate homes, visit families, and support adopters until legal adoption. Eighteen children have been fully adopted. a one year delay is required before legal adoption. Officers listed: Howard Townsend, chairman. Mary Vida Clark, secretary. James A. Seerymeer, treasurer. Miss V M. Walker, superintendent. Office: United Charities Building, 5 East Twenty second Street.
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New- York Association For
Homer Folks
Public Charities
Joint Committee
Randall's Island
State Charities Aid Association
Ine
Sunby
Isome
Howard Townsend
Mary Vida Clark
James A. Seerymeer
V M. Walker
United Charities
East Twentysecond-st
Floating hospitals begin trips for sick children
The St. John's Guild floating hospitals Emma Abbott and Ellen C Juilliard carried 3 percent sick children on their initial voyage. Thirty two serious cases were moved to Seaside Hospital at New Dorp Staten Island. Health Commissioner Lederle toured and offered cooperation while noting sanitation lessons.
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St. John’s Guild
Emma Abbott
Ellen C. Juilliard
New Dorp
Staten Island
Lederle
John P. Faure
Guild
Philip Smith
S. K. Gdell
Juilliard
Sarah B. Palmer
Health Department
North River
Fiftieth
East One
Twenty-fourth
Oak Sts
New Derp
How to Make Butterfly Nets
Instructions describe building butterfly nets with handles three to four feet long and a hoop about fourteen inches in diameter. Nets eighteen to twenty inches deep should be rounded at the bottom, using mosquito netting tarlatan or silk veiling, washed first to remove stiffness. Green or brown nets are advised to avoid startling insects.
Graduation Exercise At Lebanon Hospital Training School
Graduating exerciser of the Lebanon Hospital Training School for Nurses will be held this evening at 8 p m at Eblings Casino located at One Hundred Fifty-Sixth Street and St Ann Avenue.
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Lebanon Hospital
Ebling’s Casino
One-Hunares
Breakfast breads and summer meals from American Kitchen
The American Kitchen Magazine offers summer breakfast guidance noting outdoor dining, lighter menus, and fruit cereals with milk. It details fish-based dishes like fish soufflé, and outlines muffin and bread foundations using yeast or soda with sour milk, including substitutions for skimmed milk and variations with fat and eggs.
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American Kitchen Magazine
Edgewater Creche Appeals for Summer Donations and Support
The Edgewater Creche seeks additional funds for its summer work to aid city children during the hot term. Tickets are available via the Charity Organization Society at 1065 East Twenty-seconds. Medical directors are Dr Annie B Daniel and Dr Marie L Chard. a trained nurse attends. Contributions may go to F Delano Weekes, president, 4 Williamst, or to Charles D Kellogg, treasurer, 1123 Broadway. A long list of donors follows, including H H Rogers, John D Rockefeller, and others, with many amounts noted or given as gifts.
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Edgewater Creche
Charity Organization Society
East
Annie 8. Daniel
New-York Infirmary For Women and Children
Marie L. Chard
F. Delano Weekes
Williamst
Charles D. Kellogg
Broadway
H. H. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Bernhard Greeff
M. W. Bruce
Martha T. Fis *Elford
Carola and
Frederick
Thomas H. Hubbard
Jacob H. Schiff
R. T. Auchmuty
N. E. Ten Kroeck
Emily Redmond
J. Kennedy Tod
F Delano Weekes
William A. Read
Wiliam
Mrie L. Chard
Gustav Schwabtham
Charles A. Runk
Blair Co
Willian Martin
Gertrude S. Hoyt
Keli Herrman
Mli
Bidens Meek
A Ditman
H. B. Carpenter
Mary Clementine Lyman
Helen
Butler
Emily V. Clark
Peace as Power and the Sabine Moment in Art
The piece cites Sir Edwin Arnold on peace’s appeal to women and cites Busby on governance by mothers. It contrasts war and peace through Rubens canvases, depicting a besieged city and a tranquil seashore scene with a lamb and daisies, asking which woman would not respond to peaceful ideals.
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Sir Edwin Arnold
London Daily Telegraph
Busby
Rubens
la Sabina
Americans Visiting Europe To See The New York Tribe
A Truth quotation laments women overfeeding pets and promotes The New-York Tribe book for sale in Europe read in Reading Rooms and at hotel book stalls. It notes availability at European hotels, Great Britain, and railroad stations.
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Europe
Reading
Great Britain
Fire Chief Croker celebrates anniversary with floral tributes
Thousands of flowers filled the Fire Department office as Chief Croker marked his anniversary with gifts from officers and a tribute from the Third Battalion. He denied a report that ex Chief Devery sent a stuffed club and recalled the city horse he once cared for. Devery and Croker now are not on speaking terms.
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Fire Department
Croker
Devery
Fred
International Congress for Welfare of Children to Convene in London
The 1902 congress will meet July 15 to 18 in London with Earl of Beauchamp as president and diverse vice presidents from Britain and Europe. Delegates include Elbridge T. Gerry and Vernon M. Davis for the American side, plus leaders from New York societies. Jenkins will address law, societies, and child welfare, and report on the Albany gathering in October.
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London
England
Earl of Beauchamp
Duke of Marlborough
Earl of
Meath
Lord George Hamilton
M. P
Gloucester
Salisbury
Dutchess of Marlborough
Countess of Meath
Lady Hamilton
Germany
France
Italy
Elbridge T. Gerry
Vernon M. Davis
Budapest
Austria
Fellows Jenkins
New-York Society For the Prevention of
American Humane Association
United States
Canada
New-York
Jenkins
America
Convention of Societies of the
Albany
Memorial statue committee named for Noah Davis
Ex Judge Roger A. Pryor forms committee to select a life size memorial statue of ex Chief Justice Noah Davis to be placed in front of the County Courthouse. Estimated cost ranges from ten thousand to two thousand dollars with the Tweed courthouse cited as fitting location due to Davis’s court role and Tweed’s conviction.
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Roger A. Pryor
Noah Davis
Pryor
Tweed
Davis
Ophthalmia Survey Sends Oculists to Schools
The Board of Health declares ophthalmia contagious and assigns several oculists to visit public schools. They will examine children and report cases, earning $100 a month, with daily visits continuing until schools close for summer on June 0.
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Board of Health
Dempsey Defalcation Case Linked to Pension Funds
Affidavits allege defalcations totaling about 1500 dollars with Dempsey admitting to taking funds and reimbursing himself for a 189 deposit. Adjournment granted as Bureau accounts experts review books. bail seen as light since money reportedly paid back. Jordan L. Mott Iron Works planning a million dollar plant move to Trenton New Jersey based on cheaper labor and space, relocating from Mott Haven to sites near the Jordan L Mott works pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lederle
Dempsey
Train
Lederley
Stein
Crane
Rev Crandall J. North to resign pastorate at Mount Vernon
The Rev. Crandall J. North, pastor of Chester Hill Methodist Church, Mt Vernon, announced to his congregation last Sunday he will terminate his pastorate with the current conference year ending April 1. He cited personal preference for a three year term and noted his two years in Mount Vernon, during which he built a $750 church, doubled membership, and started a new organization with a small existing membership. The resignation is kept confidential by church and city leaders.
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Crandall J. North
Chester Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon
North
Princeton Trustees Promote Several Faculty to Full Professorships
Princeton New Jersey June 23 secretary of the university D McAlpin announces that trustees promoted assistant professors to full professorships George S Patton 91 moral philosophy H Warren 9 experimental psychology E Robbins S Greek J B Carter Latin and T M Parrott SS English Howard McClenahan assistant professor of physics and E L Katzenbach appointed instructor in political economy will take Professor W A Wryckoff s classes during Europe trip Inauguration of President elect Wilson likely October 22 Commemoration Day plans committee appointed to arrange events weather permitting ceremony may be held in front of Nassau Hall rather than Alexander Hall for larger crowd.
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Princeton
N. J
D McAlpin
George S. Patton
H. ©. Warren
E. ¥. Robbins
J. B Carter
T. M. Parrott
Howard McClenahan
E. L. Katzenbach
W. A Wryckoff
Europe
Wilson
Nassau Hall
Alexander Hall
Old Gentleman Comforts Boy Over Dream Of Fire
In a tender moment a small boy sobs that he dreamt the shop burned, while the old gentleman reassures him it has not. The boy insists he sees the top of it over the hill, underscoring a child’s vivid fear and a gentle adult response.
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Chums
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