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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
27
Nissim Behar turns his attention to the Italian laborer problem, examining conditions and challenges faced by workers. The piece highlights social dynamics, labor concerns, and potential remedies, reflecting Behar's interest in immigrant workers and urban life.
Two Liberal Immigration League representatives met in Baltimore to urge the Republican platform to support expanding immigration and legal status, arguing education and labor needs. John E O'Brien and S. Behar advocate reform, citing national labor and civic integration goals while defending immigrant contributions and the value of schooling.
A Philadelphia based model loan company proposes to lend to salaried workers at much lower rates than competing outfits. The firm will be allowed to relocate its operations and may soon begin business within a month, aiming to shield borrowers from harassment and public stigma once linked to former lenders.
A report from Misse Clark details immigrant children arriving with families in a North American city. Many youths, living in tenements, were enrolled in school as parents faced work and relocation pressures. Some families resisted, while efforts aimed to improve attendance faced widespread poverty and housing instability.
Fragmented account traces social work aboard ships aiding steerage migrants. It describes discrimination, governance struggles, and the push toward acclimation and citizenship while migrants maintain ties with home and hope for a better life in America.
A fragmented report notes Thursday evenings discussions at Jewish social workers in New York. It references Malbin, Lowenstels, and Professor Sabeovici, highlighting efforts to unify Jewish and non Jewish charities under a single federation and recounting conference proceedings in Cleveland.
The city faced planning hurdles for a summer program at Parke pred Phaysrous, with the Parks and Meyerennits Association leading a schedule of events. Officials discussed donations, youth entertainment, and a possible $44 transport cost, while safety and supervision for children were emphasized.
The text shows a damaged OCR fragment from a Sunday New York Tribune notice offering a 250 year subscription in the United States. It references a newly arrived tenant and a voyage to a postal or property event with unclear names and dates.
Notes and comment discuss a tone exhibit in Greenwich, linked to Dr Avtes and the Greenwich Foundation, criticizing public apathy. The piece covers overcrowded schools, drainage flaws, lockers, sanitary facilities, and calls for reform, mentioning Helen Keller and civic welfare boards, plus local charity and social work efforts in Yonkers and New York.
A city committee advances a program to standardize dancing, improve entertainment resources for youth, and regulate venues. It envisions public dances, cheap variety shows, movie opportunities, and new licensing enforcement with the Fire Department to prevent fire hazards from discarded cards and attire at ballrooms.
The Bureau of Municipal Health asked 410000 a year to benefit under sixteen year old students and collected responses from many superintendents. The resulting book spotlights needs in athletic fields and playgrounds, vocational schools, dental and medical inspection, gymnasiums, school nurses, teachers pensions, and related services.
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor plans a July hospitality event for about five hundred mothers and children from Englewood New Jersey. The guests will be hosted by Bea Breare Moss at Coney Island on Wednesdays in July starting July 10. The final gathering will be composed entirely of Bagga women and children.
A two week evangelistic campaign opens tomorrow at 4 PM led by Rev Dr Henry Ostrom of Indiana. neighboring pastors join the event with a strong roster including Rev Harold Pattison and Bishop Courtney. A new Union pastor arrangement and church sale talks in Gramercy Park loom over fireproof repairs as property offers and real estate values rise in the area.
The West Erd Presbyterian Church will remain open during summer and has chosen notable clergymen to lead services during Drewin's absence. Afr Atkinson and Robert B Foote will preach at the Church of the Holy Communion tomorrow. The Church of the Pransiguration plans an excursion today and Sunday school children will enjoy a local trip.
A week of religious events unfolds across city churches with speakers from New Jersey and Newcastle. Bible sessions, outdoor evangelistic sweeps, and open air meetings draw large crowds as Rev Dr Day and Rev Dr Thomas W Smith address themes of spirit, charity, and prophecy.
Health department reports the first three weeks of this month show fewer typhoid cases than the same period last year. City records indicate a better showing so far this month, reflecting ongoing public health efforts and vigilance.
In June up to the middle of the month Manhattan and The Bronx show higher fever totals than last year, with Brooklyn and Queens modest increases and Richmond near prior figures. Through the first three weeks there were 17 cases, mainly in Manhattan, with Brooklyn four, The Bronx six, Queens one, and Richmond four.
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