Sweets for the Japs to Bake in Tokyo
Miss Emma A. Wilkinson of Montreal travels to Tokio to promote Western bakery goods in Japan. With 20 years in confectionery she plans to establish a Japanese market for morning rolls mince pies and strawberry shortcake. Accompanied by Miss Huff she cites British consul tips and aims to assess field prospects before investing in confectionery ventures.
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Emma A. Wilkinson
Montreal
Canada
Tokio
Japan
Miss Wilkinson
Toklo
Miss Huff
Herald Square Hotel
Tokyo
Benefit for San Francisco orphans at Coney Island
A charity show for Ben Francisco’s orphaned children will be held at Bostock’s Ani gal Arena in Coney Island on Wednesday July 11. Brooklyn clergy are asked to announce the event from pulpits on Sundays before the date, with many agreeing. Brooklyn schoolchildren will participate and the committee issues special tickets to them. The main goal is funding a Brooklyn room in the proposed San Francisco Orphan’s home.
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Ben Francisco
Bostock
Anigal Arena
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Rooklyn
San Francisco
Fashionable elbow sleeve chemisette gown description
The Tribune Pattern showcases a charming fancy blouse featuring an indefinite number of variations. The latest version includes a pale blue radium silk fabrication with dainty chemisette and elbow sleeve trimming, presenting a refined, fashionable effect.
Tissue pattern for fancy blouse waist No 6381
Pattern No 6381 offers a tissue pattern for a fancy blouse waist with flave gold buttons and velvet ribbon banding. It lists material requirements for medium sizes three and three quarter yards plus tucking lace edging and velvet ribbon, with bust sizes 22 34 38 and 46 inches. Patterns cost six cents with optional two cent stamp for mail service from the Pattern Department New York Tribune.
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ew-York Tribune
Sunbeam Sunshine Branch Aids Little Mothers Society
The Sunbeam branch of the T S B organized last June with four members and grew to ten. They funded a Thanksgiving dinner for “our little mother and her family” and later donated clothing and toys for a Christmas tree. Two boys delivered gifts to the Little Mothers branch, and funds were sent for Easter. Endnotes credit Radcliffe Dana Noyes and Roland Dudley Doane as officers.
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Sunbeam Branch
Little Mothers’ Aid Society
South Ferry
Little Mothers
Radcliffe Dana Noyes
Roland Dudley Doane
Nee Sunbeams
Roses donated by Mrs Morse for Sunshine member’s funeral
A large box of roses and other blossoms from Mrs D P Morse was taken to the family of a Sunshine member who died in his sleep on Saturday night.
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D. P. Morse
Sunshine
Library gifted to Metropolitan Hospital by Florence Guernsey
Miss Florence Guernsey, newly named advisory board member, donated her father the late Dr Guernsey’s medical library to Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell’s Island. The collection, described as one of the country’s finest, enhances the hospital’s medical research and reading resources.
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Florence Guernsey
Dr. Guernsey
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwell's Island
Blind Batavia woman writes grateful note on independence
A blind member of the Home for the Blind in Batavia New York writes to thank the general office for a sunshine greeting. She notes she and others lead busy lives striving to be helpful and independent despite public misperceptions about blind people and ends with best wishes for the noble work. Grace Bereator signs the letter and invokes faith in peace and joy.
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Home For the Blind
Batavia
N. Y
General Office
Grace Bereator
the Tribune
New York City
Girls Technical High School Graduation Evening Program
The Girls Technical High School will hold its graduation tonight at the Academy of Music on lith street and Irving Place. The abridged school day program features students solving equations making omelets and translating Latin on stage. Addresses will follow from Martin W Littleton Egerton L ree Jr Henry N Tifft and Patrick F Mc Owan.
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Technical High School
Academy of Music
Lith Street
Irving Place
Martin W. Littleton
Egerton L.ree Jr
Henry N. Tifft
Patrick F. McOwan
Riverboat vacation and farm retreat ideas for summer
The piece extols river boats as the best inexpensive summer outing, noting comforts and ease for vegetarians with a houseboat setup. It also promotes farm vacations for modest budgets, praising wholesome meals, simple dress, and local activities, with reader recipes and a soft gingerbread method from The Tribune.
Tribune Fresh Air Fund opens season at Happy Land
Happy Land in Tenafly New Jersey began the Tribune Fresh Air Fund season on June 15 welcoming fifty girls for a two week stay. A philanthropic sponsor with a summer home funds and hosts parties yearly at a commodious house near her property, providing an ideal outing space on a hilltop with grassy meadows and surrounding woodlands.
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Happy Land
Tenafly
N. J
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tenafty
Opposes Rockaway Beach plan over 30 percent takeoff
Controller Metz pivots against a seaside park for convalescents at Rockaway Beach, citing a real estate firm’s 30 percent share if the city pays $1,000,000 for Hatch estate land. Harriman tract valued at $2,000,000 by Harriman interests. Hatch estate adjoins east. Rockaway Beach touted for size and proximity to the city.
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Metz
Rockaway Beach
Rockaway
Hatch
Southern Pacific Railway
Harriman
Hatch Holding
New York
Mr. Metz
Long Island City
Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement Company
Joseph Cassidy
Board of Estimate
Happy Land Fresh Air Home for Girls in New Jersey
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent 250 girls to the Happy Land home near New Jersey for a summer of sun and play. The estate offers spacious rooms, abundant meals, an artesian well, a large grove playground, wagons to transport children, and excursions to fields for wild strawberries. A hospital ward and physician are on site, with orderly routines from 7 am to 8 pm and a cheerful, healthful environment praised by returning girls and organizers.
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Happy Land
New Jersey
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Central Park
Jersey City
Lion Loosened at Brighton Beach Wild West Show
At Brighton Beach Park Sunday evening a lion from the Ferari Animal Kingdom escaped after an entry door was left open. The big Pawnee Bill Wild West Show and Ferari spectacle drew about thirteen thousand spectators, causing a tense fifteen minutes before the animals were safely roped near the pony stable.
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Ferali Animal Kingdom
Brighton Beach Park
Pauline
Ferar
Emerson
Baby bear Luna named at Mundy’s Luna Park show
The Luna Park bears rejoice as a newborn Siberian bear named Luna arrives Saturday May 12 during the season opening. The cub belongs to Mr and Mrs Paul Batty who traveled from Europe with their performing troupe. Thompson and Dundy selected the name Luna for the new cub added to Colonel Mundy’s exhibit.
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Colonel Mundy
Luna Park
Luna
Paul Batty
Europe
Mundy
Milkseller Frey Fined After Adulterated Milk Case
Arnold Frey a restaurant keeper and milk dealer at Amsterdam Avenue was sentenced to ten days in prison for selling adulterated milk. Counsel Goodhart secured a $100 fine citing first offense and victimhood of a corporation. Wholesaler blamed as city’s worst offender. over 200 customers fined since January 1. nine other milk dealers fined $20 to $50.
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Arnold Frey
Amsterdam Avenue
Philip M. Goodhart
Frey
Flushing Hospital Couple Quietly Wed After Secret Rule
The Flushing Hospital pharmacist and its head nurse married secretly at the Little Church Around the Corner on March 31. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Olphant from Oswego, was attended by minimal witnesses sworn to secrecy due to hospital rules. Both continued work briefly before resigning to take their delayed wedding trip.
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Flushing Hospital
Cupid
Olphant
Oswego
Interne Signs Physician’s Name in Bellevue Case
A dispute at Bellevue hospital over a death in the prison ward led Coroner’s Physician Schultz to refuse a coroner’s statement signed in Dr Sternberger’s name. Dr Ryan admitted signing the visiting physician’s name to the paper, delaying autopsy until Sternberger provides his diagnosis.
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Lehane
Ryan
Bellevue
Schultz
Thomas Murray
No. 1
Bathgate Avents
Brannan
Murray
Sternberger
Five in Carriage Hurled From Wagon After Runaway Horse
Five passengers returning from Coney Island were tossed from a runaway carriage on Manhattan avenue in Williamsburg. Three were knocked unconscious with severe bruises while all suffered injuries. Jacob Diamond and Ada Diamond along with Freda Ethel Diamond and Lillian Berger, including three Diamond children, were treated at home after ambulance doctors from St. Catharine's Hospital assessed their condition. The horse escaped but was captured after tearing free from the wagon.
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Coney Island
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
Jacob Diamond
No. 60
East 117Th Street
Manhattan
Ada Diamond
Freda
Ethel Diamond
Lillian Berger
St. Catharine's Hospital
Coyle
Pahner
Railroad baggage master halts near collision at Riverhead
Riverhead on June 23 Howard H Howell baggage master of the Long Island Rail Road prevented a serious accident. He saw a telegraph pole lay across tracks and rushed to a flaghouse breaking a door sending a red flag and torpedoes then ran down the track and around the curve to stop a westbound passenger train just in time.
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Riverhead
Long Island
Howard H. Howell
Long Island Railroad
Gompers A F L Sends Delegates for World Labor Exposition
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor sent representatives to Chicago to arrange a world labor exposition to celebrate organized labor’s achievements. Minneapolis is tentatively chosen as the host city with the event planned for next November during the federation's national convention in progress.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Minneapolis
National Labor Body
Embroidered Robe Patterns Priced at $10 Each
White sheer batiste and lawn robes with medallion embroidery and fine beading, tripled flounced skirts, and rich lace. Each garment is crisp, fresh, and boxed, selling for $10 though values reach $20 to $30. Located on second floor, fourth avenue, Stewart Building.
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Eton
Broadway
Stew Vy
Stewart Building
Fourth Avenue
Children undergarments and dresses at bargain prices
A local sale advertises affordable children s garments including dresses, guimpes, petticoats and nightgowns in sizes 4 to 14 years with prices 38c to 95c. Storage services for carpets and rugs are offered in the Wanamaker Building Fifth floor with secure summer storage and fall return.
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Price Store
Stewart Building
Madras
Wanamaker
Sweethearts Drowned Near Keyport Dock in Bay
The bodies of Catherine Stryker nineteen and Albert Post twenty two were found in Raritan Bay near Keyport. They had rowed out from Brown's Point the prior evening despite her parents' objections. Coroner Tetley ruled accidental drowning with no inquest. Post's watch stopped at 12 15 and the couple had been seen together earlier the same day.
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Tribune Red Bank
N. J
Catherine Stryker
Holmes Stryker
Albert Post
Keyport
Raritan Bay
Brown's Point
Stryker
Scott Hopkins
John L. Tetley
Red Bank
Baptist Church
Perth Amboy
Post
South Amboy
Omerod & White
Cedarville College Library Fund Advances Near Cedarville
Cedarville Ohio June 25 Siven 311 795 for a new library at Cedarville College along with a similar amount raised by other friends to aid the general endowment fund. Work was advanced by Whitelaw Reid. American Am to Great Britain, who is a native of Cedar Wile Andrew Carnegie has been
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Cedarville
Ohio
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