Workless England faces unemployment and policy pressure
London reports a growing workless class as ministers face a widening deficit and calls to boost employment. The piece argues free trade no longer satisfies the masses, urging new funding for sickness, invalidity, and pensions while stressing the need to keep people employed through productive policy.
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Funeral for Professor Charles Eliot Norton in Cambridge
Cambridge Massachusetts October 21 funeral services announced for Professor Charles Eliot Norton who died at his home Shady Hill. The service will be Friday at 12 15 p m at Appleton Chapel with private burial to follow.
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Who's Who About John A Dix in the Tribune Letter
A Plainfield New Jersey letter from Katharine Dix Lawrence dated October 2 1908 corrects false claims that John A Dix the New York lieutenant governor nominee was a nephew or cousin of General John A Dix. She states the general had only two brothers and provides family genealogy to prove no such kinship.
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The Negation of Government in Carlisle Opinion Piece
A lifelong political foe argues that Bryanism opposes government and that the strongest anti Bryan stance is advocating Taft. Cited is a quotation implying Bryanism denies civic mechanism and natural law guidance. Carlisle, Penn. October 19, 1910s.
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Campaign meeting songs at Hughes contest questioned
An old Cooperstown subscriber suggests Julia Ward Howe's Battle Hymn of the Republic as most effective for campaign meetings in the Hughes contest. The letter to the editor reflects local interest in campaign ritual and public sentiment dated October 1996.
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Sir John Pr lest ons American Career
Sir John Prieston, death announced in London, had a long American career before returning. He practiced as a physician among Welsh miners in Pennsylvania, edited a Welsh Scranton newspaper, served as state agent at Washington with rank of colonel during the Civil War, then joined Jay Cooke McCullough in American bond sales, helping found the London banking house Jay Cooke McCullough. His Washington house hosted many editors and Lincoln aides. Bethlehem, Penn., Oct. 3, 198.
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Church warns socialist pastor in Schenectady
The Rev. Dr. George R. Lunn, pastor of the First Reformed Church in Schenectady and a leader of the Ministers' Christian Socialist Association, was told to cease teaching socialist views or resign his pulpit. The directive came as the city and church officials addressed concerns over his sermons and public statements.
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New York Sportsmen Fined for Out of Season Shooting
Charles B Crane and William B Gates two wealthy New Yorkers were fined 50 dollars each plus costs for shooting game out of season. A game warden arrested them after catching them duck hunting from a boat on the Gunpowder River as they cruised in the Chesapeake on the way to Florida.
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City Events And Meetups On A Busy Day
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. A noon Municipal Civil Service meeting at 165 Broadway. Ladies Day campaign meet of the Travellers League at 5th Street and Broadway. West Find Warren Republicans meet at Hotel Astor at 2:30. Public high pressure fire service demo at Bank and New Streets at 2. Portia Law Club at Hotel Astor 5 p.m. Womens Municipal League at 19 East 26th Street 2 p.m. Elias McBee speaks on National Questions at Holy Trinity Men’s Club 1224 street Lenox Ave 815 p.m. TM.
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Weather Bureau Record and Forecast for Oct 21
Official weather record notes a trough from Minnesota to Texas with rain in Eastern Kansas and heavier rain in that state. Temperatures fall in the East Gulf and Northwest, with fair conditions elsewhere. Friday rain reaches the Appalachian region and western Lake region sees rising winds from the Atlantic to the Grand Banks.
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Panic Hard on Jews at United Hebrew Charities Meeting
At the annual United Hebrew Charities meeting at 336 Second Avenue, directors described severe relief shortages during the depression and an appeal to New York Jews for aid. Donations like Jacob Schiff’s self respect fund aided 9 percent of helped workers. 3,478 cases cited lack of work. Elections postponed due to lack of quorum. President Rice rumored to retire after 37 years.
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Syrians Rally Brooklyn Club for Mount Lebanon Relief
The Maronite Club of 25 Hicks Street Brooklyn begins a fundraising drive to aid Mount Lebanon Syrians resisting Turkish rule. An appeal targets the 100000 Syrians in the United States. Leaders include Michael Abousslaman N A Mokarzel and N Diab in a broader pro autonomy effort.
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Mohonk Conference Opens With Indian Welfare Focus
The Lake Mohonk Conference of the Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples opened in Lake Mohonk New York with a large attendance. Sessions run through Friday with addresses by Dr Elmer Ellsworth Brown and Francis E Leupp among others. Speakers emphasized education policy placing schools among Indians and noted extensive efforts in California and Alaska.
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Centennial of S F Smith Birth Celebrated in Boston and Newton
Boston marked the 100th anniversary of Rev. Dr Samuel Francis Smith author of America with memorials in Newton and Boston. Newton displayed flags half staff and held school ceremonies while First Baptist Church Newton Centre played America from its chimes. In Boston cornetists at Park Street Church belfry played the hymn as America was sung publicly for the first time on July 4 12 Pittsburg observed the centennial with 46000 pupils in public schools starting to sing America at 9 30 am.
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Explorer Baldwin Seeks North Pole via Drift Ice Floe Plan
Evelyn B. Baldwin met with President Roosevelt to present a plan endorsed by Admiral Melville to use a portable camp on drifting Arctic ice floes to reach the North Pole. The venture would deploy 20 to 25 scientists artists and naturalists to study and photograph the region over a multi year drift from the Bering Strait toward Greenland.
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Triangular Debating System Adopted by Harvard Yale Princeton
Representatives from Harvard Princeton and Yale meet in New Haven to decide a triangular debating format for the next year with three contests all on one evening Two teams per university will debate both sides on a single date tentatively March 19 and await ratification by their councils Key participants include Schenck Proctor Ewing Osborn and Keeler.
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Cardinals Named For Consistory Across Vatican Ranks
Rome lists new cardinals including Francis Bourne Archbishop of Westminster and the Bishop of Montpelier with Monsignor Bello and others. The Osservatore Romano notes the Consistory line up as reorganized by the Pope. Officials named to the Roman congregations include Cardinal de Lai as secretary and a 14 member group with noted cardinals.
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Dominican Fathers name Heagan as priory president
Columbus Ohio Oct 21 unofficially announced that Father Heagan of St Patrick s Dominican Church Columbus was chosen yesterday as president of the priory of the Immaculate Conception in the Dominican College at the Catholic University Washington.
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The Servant in the House heads to Grand Rapids premiere
A new company forms to stage Mr. Kennedy's The Servant in the House in Grand Rapids on November 3 with Creston Clarke George R. Wilson Jay Clementt Stanley Drewitt Lizzie Hudson Collier Winona Shannon. Another company will tour major cities except Chicago and Boston after Chicago runs ten weeks.
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Columbia University Sets New Commencement Date and Exams
The faculty compromise fixes commencement for the first Wednesday in June and shifts all examinations to the week starting May 17 next year. Previously May commencement caused confusion with dual exam sessions and disrupted course progress.
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Brown junior class race tightens as Hughes ties Wheeler
Providence reporting Charles Hughes Jr., son of New York Governor, is tied with Chauncey Wheeler of Plainville in the race for president of Brown University’s junior class. Another election is set for tomorrow to decide the contest.
Yale to Launch Pacific Slope Tours to Boost Spirit
The Rev Anson Phelps Stokes Jr Yale secretary plans extended trips to the Pacific Slope visiting Middle West cities Tacoma and Seattle. A follow up tour by President Hadley will cover the Midwest with details handled by Associated Western Yale Clubs.
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Little Improvement Reported in Dr Bull Illness
There was slight progress yesterday in the condition of Dr William T Bull who is seriously ill at his home on West 35th Street. Officials said he rested easily and had a comfortable day after weeks of illness.
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Carnegie Heroes Awards Honor 48 Bravery Decisions
Pittsburg reports the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded 48 bravery medals and cash grants from Maine to the Pacific. Joseph C. Caster of Cassville New Jersey earned a bronze medal and $2 for saving William E. Carey from a gas-filled well on August 20, 1996, after entering the shaft to remove debris and free him over a twelve hour rescue. Other recipients nationwide include Frederick Goebel of Pittsburgh and numerous silver and bronze medalists with education and home purchase stipends listed. The list also notes related death notices reprinted from The Tribune.
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Civil Service Commission Seeks Violations of Political Contributions
Rochester Ort 21 The State Civil Service Commission adopted a resolution calling for reports of violations of Section 244 Civil Service law. It notes that public offices are being visited by persons collecting assessments soliciting subscriptions and receiving contributions for political purposes and that letters from political organizations announce desired contributions. The commission aims to stop the activity enforce the law and present facts to the Governor or grand jury.
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Story Denies Remarriage Report In Opera Artist Case
Philadelphia report quotes Julian Story denying rumors of seeking his former wife Mme. Eames for remarriage during Europe tour. He returns to St James apartments and studio as winter headquarters, says there is no truth in the sensational claim. He notes coincidence of Venice timing and says he spent summer at a Florence villa, visiting Rome and Paris en route.
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National Negro Mass Meeting Planned in Mobile
Announcement says a national negro mass meeting will be held in Mobile from November 28 to 28 in support of the national negro fair to be staged in Mobile during October November and December 1509 Governors have appointed influential negroes to attend the race movement Exhibits of skilled handiwork from every state will be shown at the fair.
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Marriages in Tribune Republished to Tri-Weekly list
Notices announce marriages from October 1968 including Barker Read gesture at St Bartholemews Church and Gibson Southerland in New York. Garment details list Amelia McAllister and George Guion union at Trinity Chapel with clerical attendees. Indication requires full name and address on marriage notices.
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Job applicant file opens at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices announce a new file of selected aspirants for positions, available at The New York Tribune Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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