City Cottages Empty At Almshouse Session
Alexander Proudfit of the State Charities Aid Association urged classifying inmates to remove the insane and epileptics from the almshouse, advocating dedicated wards for epilepsy and alternatives for children. Dr. Carl Kelsey disputed some views, noting lack of laws banning child admission in many states. He proposed reform to create pleasant, supervised homes for the destitute aged and infirm. A Minnesota student described an ideal almshouse, while a Boston attendee queried current practices.
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Alexander Proudfit
New York City
State Charities Aid Association
Summer School of Philanthropy
Proudfit
Ward's Island
Blackwell's Island
Carl Kelsey
Kelsey
Ohio
Minnesota
Boston
Memorial gift brings sunshine to paralyzed Miss Mellen
An outdoor wheelchair donated by a friend restores Miss Mellen’s ability to go outside after years of paralysis. She expresses gratitude that she can finally enjoy the summer beauty and sunshine she previously missed.
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H. Mellen
Hardwick, Mass
Shutin
Miss Mellen
Contributions From Various Donors In Historic Box
A list of items donated includes a bonnet and purse for an aged woman and a child's sweater from M. C. jie, two postage stamps from John Krell, books and useful articles from Mrs. Alcott, postcards and scrap pictures from (. 1. Fanning, wools from E. F. K., and embroidery silks and cards of cotton from M. with other sewing supplies described in the historical account.
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M. C. Jie
John Krell
Mrs. Alcott
Gruber shifts stance on woman question at graduation
Abraham Gruber surprised graduates by urging choosing marriage to a poor young man over a high paying job. He suggested women should work only if necessary while noting more women work below Chambers Street. Mrs Cora L. Magnus and Dr. Joseph S. Taylor presented diplomas and prizes, with Miss Roberta Wi winning the Hauptner medal.
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Edith Mulhall
Roberta Winans
Florence Haas
Lillian Hansen
Frances Godden
Nicholas J. Barrett
Thomas Hunter
the Normal College
John Ford
Ruth Callahan
Violet Chatterton
Ethel Christian
Hazel Clark
Edna Cohen
Anna Conlon
Zita Connelly
Grace Crowe
Nora Dalton
Mary Dewson
Mary Doran
Emma Eggers
Adelaide Eggers
Bertha Ernst
Sarah Findley
Katherine Flynn
Lucy Sopan
Alexandrina Fox
Gladys Fredericks
Elsie Omme
Helen Glennon
Frances Goddin
Rita Greenstein
Ella Hartman
Jeannette He
Abraham Gruber
Gruber
Amsterdam Avenue
93D Street
Emma
Landline
Chambers Street
Cora L. Magnus
Joseph 8. Taylor
Hauptner
Charles Hauptner
Roberta Wi
Notable Women Named in Local Memorial Roll
Seutner Alice Sherwin Erna Siefried Mildred Sloane Nathalie Smith Amelia Storms Gwendolin Thorpe June Van Keuren Lillian White Roberta Winans Helena Ziegler appear in a local memorial roll of names reflecting community members honored this season. The list highlights prominent women linked to civic groups, clubs, and educational programs across the region.
Plain shirtwaist popular for sports wear this season
The Tribune Pattern describes a plain shirtwaist favored by both young girls and older folk. It resembles a man’s outing shirt but adds a feminine touch at the elbow, making it suitable for tennis golf and outdoor sports.
Garment patterns for girls ages fourteen to sixteen
The notice outlines fabric and pattern options for girls outfits, listing materials like white linen, madras, piqué, and wash silks, with colors and natural shades noted. It specifies fabric yardage for sixteen year old girls, pattern No. 6388 cut for fourteen and sixteen, and requests pattern number and age when ordering. Send 10 cent pattern fee, address Pattern Department New York Tribune, plus optional two cent stamp for letter postage.
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Madras
Elzes
New Yark Tribune
Philadelphia Triumphs 2 1 Over Giants at Polo Grounds
In a tense finish Philadelphia edged New York 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Dooin doubled and scored on Gleason’s single for the go ahead in the seventh, with Bresnahan stealing and scoring earlier. McGinnity and Pittinger pitched well for their teams, while Bowerman was ruled out on strikes in the eighth amid crowd protests.
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Philadelphia
Giants
Polo Grounds
Gilbert
Magee
Marshall
Courtney
Doolin
Bowerman
McGinnity
Pittinger
Quakers
Bresnahan
Mertes
Dooin
Gleason
Boston
Fin
Branfield
Devlin
Aness
Ol Bowerman
Ol McGinnity
Sane Wategat
New York
Titus
Devil
Thomas
McGann
Bransfield
Johnstone
Stewart Building
Brooklyn Wins Another Over Boston In First Inning Rally
Brooklyn defeated Boston 4 to 1 in a lively first inning batting rally. Maloney, Lumley, Jordan and Alperman powered Brooklyn with four runs while Lindaman held Boston to one. notable hits included Alperman’s three base hit and a double plays sequence. Umpires Emslie and Conway. Time 1 35.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Bridwell
Tenny
Bates
Maloney
Lumley
Jordan
Alperman
Casey
Tenney
Brain
Howard St. Qi Oo
Lewis
Dolan
Hummel
Brown
Bergen
Stroebel
McIntyre
Lindaman
Ae Ae
Lumiey
Emslie and Conway
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Cincinnati in Tough Game
In Cincinnati, Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati with pitchers Leever Lynch and Pheps facing off against Wicker Fraser and Livingston. Witte took the mound for Pittsburg while O Day pitched for Cincinnati, as the batters produced a tight contest with scattered hits and errors.
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Cincinnati
Highlanders Postpone Final With Washington Rain Storm
Washington June 23 A heavy rainstorm postpones the final game of the series between the Highlanders and Washingtons. The Highlanders depart for home to start a series with Boston at American League Park tomorrow. Manager Clark Griffith remains confident that Chesbro and Hogg will rebound and lead the team soon.
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the Tribune
Washington
Highlanders
Washingtons
Boston
Clark Griffith
Chesbro
Hogg
Drawers and Cambric Linens At Discount Prices
At 25c cambric drawers with ruffle and plaits. At 35c cambric drawers with ruffle torchen edge and insertion. Attic cambric drawers with deep ruffle and clustered embroidery. At 125c cambric with deep ruffle Valenciennes insertions and edge. Sale under Price Store basement Stewart Building.
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Uore
Tenth Street
Stewart
Under Price
Stewart Building
Fourth Avenue
Price
Yale Football Schedule Set for Fall at Yale Field
Yale announces eight of ten games at Yale Field with West Point and Princeton as away dates. The season opens a week later with two midweek games and includes matches against Wesleyan, Syracuse, Springfield Training School, Holy Cross, Pennsylvania State College, Amherst, West Point, Brown, Princeton, and Harvard through November 44.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Field
West Point
Princeton
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Springfield
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania State Lege
Amherst
Westrae
Brown
Harvard
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Helen M. Griffey
Sebeka, Minn
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Rutherford, N. J
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Trinity College
Randall
J. Proudfit
Ooclland Bros
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Leipziger Street
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Landeshut
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Kaiserhof
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A. Keehler
Mr. Gruber
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Amelia E. Barr
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