Fire breaks in three six story mills injuring firefighters
Fire crews faced low water pressure as three blazes in six story buildings and a Canal street chair factory burned. Two Italian mothers reclaimed frightened pupils at a nearby school while Principal D Reardon sheltered children. Firefighters suffered injuries including hose bursts and facial wounds. losses estimated near 30000 with several workers and city officials affected.
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East Tithst
West Tith-st
P. Derby & Co
Canal-st
Seriourne
Ak Mulberry
Bayard St
Canale Attre
D. Reardon
Ein
Brown
Martin
Bitzsbethst
John Dolan
Fevoveced
Fred Mergel
Diamond Company
Frankel Broshers
Ett Ser & Golden
Parra Peime
Guide to Gang Spirit in Girls and Boys at Philanthropy Talk
Joseph Lee of the Massachusetts Civic League argues girls lack gang instinct, noting they walk in clumps. He cites Chicago playgrounds as ideal and stresses expanding education through varied teaching methods, playgrounds, and supervised activities to mold the whole boy and nurture citizenship.
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Joseph Lee
Massachusetts Civic League
Dees
Lee
Bummer School of Philanthropy
East 72Ast
Chicago
Les
Sseramenar School
Mr. Lee
Prunes and Custards and Immigrant Stories in America
A mixed feature notes summer cooking tips for custards and prunes with varying methods, then shifts to a long human-interest piece about Hungarian and Russian women arriving in America. It details an immigrant home in New York where women seek work, marriage, and self-sufficiency, aided by Miss Rosenberg and charities, highlighting quests for outfits and independence.
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Hillis Island
London
Mise Julia Rosenberg
Lirst
Miss Rosenberg
America
Chilren
Bills Island
Frebrew United Charities
Artare
Training two generations on child training practical lessons
The author argues the child imitates parents and urges calm, consistent discipline. Do not punish in anger, explain the reason, and seek guidance. Use brief separations, avoid harsh threats, and tune home rules to foster self control. Offer quiet time, prayer, and open conversation to uncover a child’s troubles. Staten Island.
Summer Clearance Sale at Hearn & Hyman in New York
A second summer clearance sale at Hearn & Hyman No 2 West 23d street opposite the Fifth Avenue Hotel offers $000000 worth of costumes suits waists coats and skirts at one third to one sixth former values. Notable bargains include an imported white chiffon gown marked down to 10 and an imported preadcloth tailor made from 00 to 8. Also reduced are pongee tailored suits French voile suits linen suits and many other items. In another item a bookkeeper’s pen is rejuvenated after a machinist’s quick dip restoring it to business use.
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Hearn & Hyman
West
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Things That Never Die Poem Verse by Dickens
Reflects on enduring moral ideals and human compassion as timeless truths. The lines urge action through kindness and justice, promising a guiding light from above when such virtues persist beyond life.
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Charles Dickens
Sunshine Picnic Delayed for Little Mothers Event
Public notices detail funds received for special cheer from Mrs. Kimball and others, a postponed Arlington Junior Branch Little Mothers picnic due to rain, a proposal for a sanatorium led by Dr John Ennis with praise from Florida health officials, a heroic schoolgirl rescue plan using a flour-filled jar, Paris matchmaking musings, a plea for a crippled boy’s wheelchair, and month’s school and charity updates from Public School No 96 including a mothers meeting and graduation events.
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Arlington
Bishop style romper praised for playtime wear charm
The Tribune Pattern review highlights a bishop style romper with sleeves joined to the bodice, noting its simple construction and appealing look for children. The description emphasizes ease of use and attractive design as a quality pattern choice.
Pattern Catalog Excerpt Shows Child Dress Pattern No. 2
An old fashion catalog snippet describes No. 2 pattern for a child’s dress in gingham with embroidery collar and cuffs. It details fabric needs six years sizes, pricing, and ordering via mail for 6 cents pattern plus 2 cents postage. Also includes a brief anecdote about President Theodore Roosevelt citing Great Heart as an ideal man.
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Rense
Butter Color Changes in Springfield Creamery News
Butter in Springfield has a pronounced yellow hue as dairy sources attribute the color to grazed pastures and forage. Dairy interests note cows consuming a quality of greens elevates fat coloring, with color expected to fade as pastures shift and processing adjusts.
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A Desler
Massachusetts
Vermont
Springfield Republican
Hospital Charged with Cruelty and Disfigurement Allegations
A man claims Bellevue Hospital staff burned the word Yokay into his flesh and used acid due to alleged illness. He identifies Chaves a painter from Cape Town and cites a two month stay ending with discharge. Records reportedly miss the patient and Dr. J W Brannan plans an investigation.
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Chavessia
Cape Town
Eadgeri
Bellevue
Isage Chaves
J. W. Brannan
Board of Trustees
Bowey
Drowned at Forge Pond During Birthday Celebration
In Riverhead Long Island seventeen year old Polish boy Harry Denow ekie drowned last night while swimming in Forge Pond about a mile from his home. He had just turned seventeen and was planning to celebrate with 100 percent. William H L Brewster of the Lee works, his employer, recovered the body this morning after grappling for it.
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T. S
Riverhead
Long Island
Harry Denowekie
Forge Pond
Brewster
Lee Works
City to Run 39th St Ferry
The Sinking Fund Commissioners voted unanimously to municipalize the ferry system serving South Brooklyn and Manhattan. The takeover aims to secure better service after a three year campaign by South Brooklyn residents. Estimated cost exceeds $2,000,000. if private sale fails, condemnations may be used and operations under city control could begin in about three years.
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Sinking Fund
Brooklyn
South Bi
Koreaae
Manhattan
Ferry
Svunickpat
Retiring Board Elections in New York City
Josephine E Rogers principal at Manhattan 196, Lyman A Best of Brooklyn School No 108, and Mary A Curtis of Bronx School No 2 were elected by teachers to the Retiring Board. The seven member committee will review retirement applications from city public school instructors.
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Josephine E. Rogers
Manhattan
Lyman A Best
Brooklyn
Mary A Curtis
Bronx
New-York
Board of Education
Doctor Found Dead In Office Chair
Dr Walter Bryan aged thirty eight of 105 Medison avenue was found dead in his office yesterday morning seated in a chair fully dressed. Police and detectives gained entry after patients reported not being able to reach him. Hypodermic syringes were found on the table and Dr Farr of New York Hospital responded to the call.
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Walter Bryan
Medison Ave
New-York Hospital
Farr
Ens Medical
Sherk University
Funeral for John J. Wernett Held in Mentor Ohio
The funeral of John J. Wernett, patent attorney who died in the Twentieth Century Flyer wreck, was held at his residence. The service was led by Rev. Dr. Abbott E. Kitridge with many legal and business leaders present. Honorary pallbearers included Charles M. Schwab, Sidney Mason, Henry D. Macdons, and others from Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York. Burial followed in the local Cemetery.
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John R. Bennett
John J. Wernett
New-York Central Railroad
Mentor
Ohio
Abbott E Kittraige
Madison Avenue
Charles M. Schwab
Sidney Mason
Philadelphia
Henry D. Macdons
Williams Findlay Brown
W. 3. Calhoun
Chicago
Thomas W. Bakewell
Pitts Bate
Alfred Coxe
Coarse Milburn
New-York
Herbert Lavy
Cha
Eddward Wetriere
Thomas F. Kerr
Jeace Bei
Gary
Waettagiant
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