Immigrant Labor and Education Debate at Baltimore Meeting
John E. O'Brien and B A Scherie led Liberal Immigration League efforts in Baltimore to press Democratic platform planks. They urged preserving current immigration laws, extending the Division of Information, and funding state or territorial outreach to prospective migrants. Dr Nissim Behar emphasized Italian labor, warned of a renewed need for continuous foreign workers, and defended educational tests while supporting citizenship checks and adult learning opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberallmtion League
Baltimore
Congress
Issoae
Ates
District of Columbis
United States
John E O'Brien
League
B.A. Seherie
Teld
Nieim Behar
Liberal Immigration League
Jerusalem
Nissim Beher
New York City
Mms
Mehar
Eng Yen
Italien
Brooklyyn
Minter
Helier
America
Behar
Dr. Behar
Republican Party
A New Loan Company to Aid Salaried Workers
A Philadelphia based firm forms Plusdelphia loan company offering low rate loans to salary workers. Borrowers may repay in installments and be shielded from public disgrace and law shark pressure. Business expected to start in about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plusdelphia
Nave
Settlement Works to Enroll Immigrant Children at School
Nurses' Settlement on Henry Street actively helps immigrant children enter school after landing at Ellis Island. Miss Clark collected a list of 284 school aged children, finding 13 had moved away and 8 were missing. She located 62 of 66 already in school, noted some teens age fourteen to fifteen at work, and reported nonattending children to district superintendents, with several placed in school due to threatened prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Settlement
Henry Street
Datay Tn
North American Civic League
Filis Island
Miss Clark
Clark
Social Work in the Steerage Promotes Immigrant Citizenship
An article in The Surver argues for social work aboard immigrant ships to steerage, urging trained officials to engage with newcomers. It cites a plan by Divingham Oil! to fund matrons and likens a university student’s English lessons and aid to life on a voyage, aiding hundreds of passengers during the voyage to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reramend Kinsvau
America
Dinner Highlights Jewish Social Workers Gathering in New York
At Malbin’s Grand Street restaurant the Society of Jewish Social Workers of Greater New York held its annual dinner on a Thursday evening. Professor Wot Sabrovich addressed the crowd after a Baron Hirsch Fund event, advocating a single registration bureau while noting it should remain distinct from Jewish charities. Solomon Lowenstein recounted the conference history from Cleveland as he completed his term as president, and Professor Sabsavich was elected president of the Greater New York Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malbin
Grandstreet
Society of Jewish Social Workers of
Greater New York
Wot
Sabrovich
Baron Hirsch Fund
Solomon Lowenstein
National Association of Jewish Workers
Cleveland
Sabsavich
Greater New York Society
David M. Rresster
Malcolm
James Macleod
Hattan Island
Union Methodist Church
Seventh
Lighth Avenues
Bradleys
Carmichels
Ft Om
J. Lewis Martscek
Union Church
St Andrew's Methodial Church
Téth Street
Columbus Aver
Sth Street
Janes
4Th Street
All Souls’ Unitertan
Fourth Avenue
20Th Street
Gramercy Park
All Souls' Destert
Madison Avenue
Upper West Side
Stadison Avenue
Gramercy , Park
Giemeugh
Rutherfunt Place
Grey Park
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Manhattan Island
Suisse
Chiiat
Amsterdam
Avenue
Etteet
Treat 1Th Street
New York Presbyterians Church
Harlem
City Parks and Playgrounds Seek Music Funding for Dances
The Parks and Playgrounds Association urged the Dock Department to fund music for afternoon dances at recreation piers on the West and North Sides. Children up to sixteen attend, with play leaders and folk dancing planned if music funds fail. Public dances on Fridays are funded by admission, supporting a three piece orchestra and a dancing master. Attendance will be capped at about five hundred.
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Miss Morton
Parks and Playgrounds Association
Tribune
Dack Department
135Th
Meh
11Th
Cth
Dock Department
Morton
USA
St Public
Cteb
Pennsylvania Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Kathryne May Frick
Helen Keller
Board of
Public Welfare
Schenectady
Miss Keller
Woman's Trade Union ‘League
Hudson
Rochester
Public Health Association
Virginie Statistical Reform Affects Birth and Voting Rights
The State of Virginia reinforces its vital statistics act effective June first. A health department bulletin outlines operation aims and urges citizen cooperation. Reports mention delays in birth and death records impacting naturalization, voting rights, and potential deportation risks for travelers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie
Health Department
Wan
Kantas
Megan
Kane
Greenwich Education Exhibit Sees Mixed Reactions
Notes and comments discuss an educational exhibit in Greenwich Connecticut examining school deficiencies and overcrowding, financed largely by local women. Some praise the teaching quality while denouncing wider criticism as a social trend tied to suburban bedroom towns. others highlight related efforts in deaf education, women’s suffrage and social work debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P Ayres
Division of Education
Rus Fail Sage Foundation
Greenwich
Conn
Dr. Ayrea
the Tribune
Connecticut Press
Greenwich Citizen
Ers
Cheenwich Journal
Tains
Polic
Treatment of the Offender and European Tramp Colonies
The Prison Association of New York reviews European and American responses to vagrancy, citing half a million tramps and costs to railroads. It notes Europe’s workhouses and colonies, contrasts youth in America with older European colonies, and argues for reform based on European experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
The
Prison Association of
New York
United States
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Kingdom of
Prussia
Americas
Bengal
Hurgpean
Sonin
theseHurloas
Amos
Wenden
Ani Cebabiiitassen
Grete Teaipeine
Bain
Jain
Fight Dollar Beer Parks Target Working Girls In City
City officials examine amusement parks from Queens to Westchester for cheap drink offers and unsafe dancing. A committee plans model dance halls, school programs, and stricter inspections to improve resources for working girls and curb license risks.
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Rim
Picel
Queens
Richmond
Coney Island
Bronx
Westchorter
Palisade Park
Onder Clason
Spo
License Bureau
Private Giving via Public Schools Surveys Needs
The Bureau of Municipal Research gathered input from twelve school superintendents on the best use of ten thousand dollars for public school children under sixteen. The booklet highlights needs such as athletic fields and playgrounds, vocational schools, dental and medical inspections, gymnasiums, notaries, school nurses, and teachers' pensions.
Sea Breezes Tangle With Englewood Needy Guests
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor plans a goodwill visit inviting about five hundred mothers and children from Englewood New Jersey to Sea Breeze Horna on Coney Island. The July series begins July 20 with a final Englewood session featuring a party of Black women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association For
Englewood
N. J
Breaze Horna
Coney Island
Big Tent Evangel Set to Open with Dr Henry Ostrom Preacher
The Big Tent Evangel will begin tomorrow at 4 p.m. with Rev Dr Henry Ostrom of Indiana preaching for both services and nightly for two weeks except Saturdays. Ostrom, linked to civic reform in Atlantic City, is described as a strong evangelist akin to a Billy Sunday type. Local pastors join in, with extensive church sales and relocations noted across Manhattan and nearby boroughs as church properties go on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ostrom
Indiana
Ostrom
Atlantic City
America
Billy
Harold Pattison
Washington Heights
John Callahan
Hadley Rescue Hall
Conference of Workers of the Evangelistic Commites
New York City
Lexington Avenue
Yelock
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Wylie
Write
H. Farnsworth
Twenty-third Street Young Men's Christian Association
First Presbyterian Church
Egbert M. Hayes
Hayes
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Edgar Whitaker
Robert Stuart Macarthur
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Atlanta
Great Baptist Tabernacle
W. 3
Vaughn
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Hunsberger
International Peace Forum
Tordam
ST. Paul's Methodist Church
West End Avenue
Sith Br
Gan Tilton
Saal
H.C Robbins
Sata
A. i
Prever
Berman
Church OF Zion and
Timothy
Henry Lubeck
Corasaunton
Rushton
West Park
Walter, Ghave
Boisste
Thomas R. Slicer
Leon A Marvey
Slin
Fourth Unitarias Church
Brooklyn
Washington
Mary Etheridge Chapin
Fernerey
Cathoric
Coburn
Religious and civic sermons and events at city churches
General items summarize upcoming sermons at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Christ's Mission New York Temple of Modern Spiritualists and Madison Avenue Presbyterian. Notable speakers include Rev Dr Cleland B Mcafee Rev Joseph Vital Rev Dr Richard R Schieusner Rev David Fife and Rev Dr Jonathan C Day with readings, featured choirs, and youth programs. Activities note outdoor evangelistic meetings and a Tombs prisoner outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Cleland B. Mcafee
Tomerow
Meat Satire
Christ's Mission
Joseph Vital
New York
George Sanderson
Tombs Prison
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Eighth Avenue
Orth Atrest
May Jennie Rand
Tombs
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
David Fife
Newcastle
England
Typhoid Down in City In Early Month Report
Department of Health reports a better showing for typhoid with fewer cases in the first three weeks of the month compared with the same period last year, indicating improved public health progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Fever Rise Across Boroughs In June 1911
In June 1911 the greater city logged 187 caves reported across all boroughs, far above the previous year’s 10. The five year average was slightly surpassed last month with Manhattan and The Bronx driving the dip. First three weeks showed 137 cases, 71 in Manhattan, Brooklyn 45, The Bronx 6, Queens 1, Richmond 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
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Nissim’ Behar
Parks and Playgrounds’ Association
NEW York Tribune
Civite
Michael Levine
Chicago
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Young Women’s Christian Association of
Anota
Yorke
Senibouoay
New-York Tribune
Nassau St
Mail
Fight Dollar Beer Parks
Surf Joys
Merril
S. Edward Young
Bedford Presbystian Church
Marble Collegiate Church
To-Morow
Alfred I. Myers
FC. Selehart
Anti-Saloon League
George P Eckman
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Eckman
Christian Advocate
Walter Duncan Buchanan
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Church of the Ascension
Grant
People’s Forum
W. D. Bliss
Hope
Labor
West 11Th Street
West Park Presbyterian Church
Anthony H. Evans
Harlem Presbyterian Church
John Lyon Caughey
David Hughes
Mary
Etheridge Chapin
Berkeley Theatre
Tlorrow
West End Presbyterian Church
Kelewin
Atkinson
Robert BB. Foote Brill
Church of the Holy Communion
Church of the Feanengulation
Glen Island
Jonal Bible Institute
Charles Stelzie
New Jersey
Later
Temple
Stelle
Jonathan C. Day
St Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian Church
Thomas W. Smith
Middle Collegiate Church
Ave
7Th St
Stinteter
David Jas Bik
Alteed E.atyare
FC. Iglehart
ST. Nicholas
Malcolm James Macleod
Atmister
Mr Macleod
West End
West End Ave
Henry Evertson Cobb
Arthur Frederick Mabon
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue
Hith Street
Fark LD
Sith
Frian Church
Fifth Avenue
J. H. Jowett
M. A
Sixth Avenue
Kenry Mottet
Holy Communion
Broadway
Taberaagle
We Broadway
Ith Street
D. D. Paster
Aia
St. Thomas's
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