German Reforms in Bielefeld Priests and Workers Lead
In Bielefeld, German social reform via Pastor von Bodelschwingh reshapes aid for the unemployed and vagrants. He builds lodging houses, labor colonies, and housing for workers, turning self help into a national model while expanding linen industry and shipbuilding in the city. His programs include farms, model cottages, and churches, advancing practical philanthropy across Germany.
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Local obituaries and funeral notices printed for June 1908
Death notices from Poughkeepsie Yonkers Rye and nearby areas list Amanda Abendroth and others, with funeral times and locations. Entries include Brown, Haven, Jaeger, Shorey, Sprague, Sutton, Truman and Daniels, providing residences, dates, interment plans, and transportation details.
Slum Missionary John Jaeger Dies After Forty Years of Service
John Jaeger a longtime missionary worker on the East Side died at sixty four after a lifetime of conversion from drunkenness to faith. He and his wife ran the Mission of the Living Waters at Delancey Street after once serving as sexton of De Witt Memorial Church. His story began at the Jerry McAuley Mission where a German convert helped him find Jesus. He spent his late years working daily to save others from drink and degradation.
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Prominent Manitoba merchant Robert Muir dies at Wpg
Winnipeg report notes the death of Robert Muir a leading Manitoba grain merchant and former president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange announced today in Winnipeg June 27.
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Samuel Disston Dies In Philadelphia At Seventy
Samuel Disston longtime secretary and general manager of Henry Disston and Sons law works in Philadelphia died today after a long illness aged seventy.
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Deaths of M Dowell Snyder Davenport
Robert M Dowell private secretary to Senator Gamble died in Fox Lake Wisconsin after malarial fever. Mrs W A Snyder wife of Pioneer Polo and Shaft Co president died in Piqua Ohio from cancer. Lewis N Davenport former Newark Board of Health member died at his home on Garside Street Newark from apoplexy. widowed with one son surviving.
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Social whirl at Tuxedo Park amid fairs and July plans
Tuxedo Park New York reports a lively week with ideal weather and bustling social rounds. The county fair at Richard Mortimer's garden, sport events, golf and tennis clubs scheduling July contests, and Fourth of July festivities with boating, races, fireworks, and an open air concert on Tuxedo Lake. Many residents plan seaside trips after the Fourth before autumn return. Notable visitors include Dr. Walter Chappell and P Stuyvesant Pillot, with others at Paxhurst and Bar Harbor for the season.
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Social notes from Newport on a gay summer day
Newport social circuit buzzed with casino and golf club gatherings. Notables James J. Van Alen and J Laurens Van Alen visited, while Mrs Van Alen hosted a luncheon at Gooseberry Island Fishing Club and a dinner in honor of her guest. Dorothy Gettings from Baltimore stayed with Mrs Ellwood Davis. Commo dore and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived aboard the North Star at Beaulieu for the season.
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Arion Society Sails for Europe on Bremen Voyage
Four hundred members of the Arion Singing Society of Brooklyn sailed for Europe with families aboard the North German Lloyd Barbarossa. The group will tour Europe and occupied the entire first cabin while a bands and large crowd gathered on the pier for a parting greeting.
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Justice Finelite to Marry Bertha Finestone
Justice Alexander Finelite of the City Court plans a honeymoon trip during his summer vacation. He entered the marriage license bureau with Miss Bertha Finestone of West 17th Street, the last couple to apply that day. Finestone, daughter of Louis Finestone, is twenty nine, ten years younger than the justice.
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New Head for Southern University Chosen in Sewanee
Nashville Tenn June 27 Bishop Thomas F Gailor of Tennessee elected chancellor of the University of the South at Sewanee to succeed the late Bishop Capers of South Carolina.
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Thaw Wins New Writ to Seek Jury Trial in Mental Condition Case
Harry K Thaw has obtained a new writ of habeas corpus returnable before Supreme Court Justice Mills at White Plains Monday at 10:30 a m Thaw seeks a jury trial to decide his mental condition The writ halts recommittal to Matteawan and keeps Thaw in custody until Monday Justice Morschauser signed the recommitment order and the writ was served on Under Sheriff Townsend Thaw hopes a jury will declare him sane and free him from Matteawan His attorney A Russell Peabody filed the petition saying Thaw is restrained without federal court or civil jurisdiction Also noted are related statements from District Attorneys Jerome and Mack and details of earlier actions and potential transfers to Westchester County jail
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Appeal for Charity to Aid Widow with Five Children
A widow with five children has sustained seven years of struggle to keep a home as health falters. The Charity Organization Society has funded a pension for two years, but funds are exhausted. It seeks $1 for a pension for the coming year to prevent breaking up the home, with contributions via No 105 East 224th Street. Acknowledgments list many donors and small amounts from Mrs. J. R. McKee to cash donors totaling numerous contributions from individuals and firms.
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S P C A and Horses At Long Island Speedways
A reader praises the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for its work at the Long Island speedway protecting horses. The letter urges public notice and action against overloaded carts especially by Italian horse owners in New York and abroad. Dated Plainfield New Jersey June 23, 1908.
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WANTS WHISTLING STOPPED IN PUBLIC TRAVELLING
A Plainfield New Jersey reader protests whistling on streetcars, agreeing with a prior letter that whistling is disagreeable and should be stopped in public places. The writer decries imposing noise on fellow travelers and highlights the chaos if everyone whistled or sang simultaneously. Dated June 2, 1908.
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Cleveland Prepares for National Edit Forty-Sixth Meet
Delegates and contestants descend on Cleveland for the National Education Association convention spanning from arrivals tonight to main meetings at the Hippodrome. Forty six teams from New Orleans Erie Pittsburg and Cleveland vie in the spelling match Monday at 10 am under Detroit Superintendent Martingale. Cleveland surveys vast preparations including 40000 homes opened, a dedicated hospital, tea rooms, and a 5000 seat Hippodrome for the events.
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Thornedale thronged as Miss Thorne weds Birdseye Lewis
Thornedale at Millbrook hosts over two hundred guests for the marriage of Miss Charlotte Pearsall Thorne to Birdseye Blakeman Lewis of New York. The ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church was led by Rev. William C. Rogers with maid of honor Margaret Hayes Thorne and best man Stephen Peabody Jr. A Delmonico breakfast followed on the terrace for two hundred fifty guests.
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Mayors to Discuss Playgrounds Congress
Six Eastern city mayors have replied to Mayor McClellan inviting attendance at the Playground Association of America congress to be held in the city September 12. Respondents include Hibbard of Boston Mann of Troy Madden of Trenton McBride of Paterson Hooker of Hartford Adam of Buffalo and Logan of Worcester. The congress seeks conditions children can no longer obtain for themselves.
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Notable European Arrivals Reach the Passenger List
Among the yesterday arrivals from Southampton Liverpool Hamburg and Havre are Mr. and Mrs. E P Bennett George L. Cade and S G Br Cook from the Campania. From the Amerika B J Cutcliffe M C Foster and Miss Josephine Miller join the travelers. Also listed are H W Pell L Walker Alfred Wright and many others aboard IC Travellers.
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President Roosevelt Delivers Private Eulogy at Cleveland Funeral
Cincinnati reports a secretive broadcast of a eulogy by President Roosevelt for former President Cleveland. The ceremony occurred after a private gathering of Cleveland’s cabinet members, with Hoke Smith and ex-secretaries present at the bier as Roosevelt praised Cleveland’s life and faith.
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Movement to erect Cleveland monument debated in New Jersey
Princeton, June 2, movement to honor ex President Grover Cleveland by a public monument is discussed by friends of the Cleveland family. Mrs Cleveland’s approval is sought before action. Many visitors tour the Cleveland family plot at Witherspoon Street Cemetery as plans unfold. Mrs Cleveland expected to travel to New Hampshire to join her mother and younger Cleveland children.
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Doctor Washington Gladden Sidelined by Acute Bronchial Attack
Columbus Ohio June 27 Dr Washington Gladden is confined to his home with an acute bronchial attack. He contracted a four fever cold two weeks earlier at a First Congregational Church picnic. He preached the following day but has been unable to attend parish duties since.
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Sherman Kept in Hospital After Fever Lets He Rest
Cleveland June 27 Representative James S Sherman passed a comfortable day and his vitals were normal at night. He will stay in the hospital a few days to recover strength, weakened by fever.
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Diplomats Send Condolences Over Former President Cleveland
Japanese Ambassador Takahira and an embassy attaché left for Chicago to meet Mme Takahira and her daughter en route to Washington. Baron Takahira called at the State Department to express condolences for the death of ex President Cleveland, followed by Guatemala's Minister Herrarte.
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Count Aldravandi Transferred as Caracas Chargé d'Affaires
Count Louis Aldravandi Italian Consul in New Orleans has been transferred to Caracas as chargé d'affaires for Venezuela. He previously served as acting consul general in New York.
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Otis Skinner Heads to London on Minnehaha
Actor Otis Skinner sailed yesterday for London aboard the Minnehaha after two months in England and the continent. He will return to New York to open a new season in Buffalo. Dr Montgomery P. E. Leary of Rochester accompanied by Mrs Leary also traveled, saying he would study hospitals in London and Paris aboard the voyage.
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Prominent Arrivals at Noted Hotels This Week
Bishop T. B. Neeley from Buenos Ayres arrives at the Albemarle along with A. A. McCormick from Indianapolis at Belmont. Signor Holmesland from Havana checks in at Hoffman while N. Haagensen of Bergen, Norway lands at Hotel Astor. Colonel Wolsey Cox from London visits Holland, and Sir Gilbert Parker from London stays at Netherlands. Mme. C. de Soto arrives at the Plaza, Harold Pettus from St Louis at Seville.
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Weather report forecasts light winds and cool fronts
Washington weather bulletin notes light southerly winds along the coast, cooler temperatures inland, and a forecast of showers in the Ohio Valley and upper Mississippi regions. A captive balloon at Mount Weather, Virginia reached 1.25 miles with a temperature drop from 76 to 41. Local forecast: fair and warmer today and Monday with south winds, plus regional variations across New England, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi Valley.
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Marriages Appearing in Local Notice Republished
Notices of marriages in this period include CORIEL-WELLER in Walden New York on June 2 1908 at the bride’s mother’s residence with Rev Francis Washburn officiating and Mabel Weller marrying John H B Carter of Morristown New Jersey. Howell-Wardwell occurs June 27 at St Mary’s Church Springfield Centre New York with Rev Alleyne Carleton Howell officiating as Rosalie Wardwell wed to Walter C Schultz Livezey.
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Ames Eleanor Kraeger John Abendroth Amanda W Shorey Mary J Brown Margaret K Sprague Elizabeth H Cowl Walter Y Sutton John J Daniels George J Truman Julie M Haven John Ames At her summer home Weekepaug Rhods Island on June 7 Mra Eleanor Kirk Ames Fu mera private.
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CEMETERY LISTING AND PLOT PRICES IN NEW YORK AREA
The notice lists Woodlawn and Cedar Grove Cemeteries with plots starting at seven or eight dollars, and states accessibility from Grand Central, with contact details at 20 East 23d Street and Madison Avenue. It notes fare via Brooklyn Rapid Transit and indicates Book of Views availability.
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Frank Fe Cawprell at 2412 West 724 offers private and public ambulance services with telephone numbers 1324 Chelsea. Rev Stephen Merritt is described as a world-known mda taker with one place of business at St. Ars and Id St. in Chelsea, tel 174 and 125% Chelsea.
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New York Tribune Opens Aspirant Application Files
Special notice invites the public to consult a new file of applications for various positions. The Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE at 1344 Broadway between 26th and 27th Streets hosts the collection during office hours from 9 am to 6 pm.
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