Reformatory Efforts for Street Boys in New York City
A historic overview describes New York City reformatories like the Juvenile Asylum and Children’s Village moving street youth from harsh urban life to rural settings. It highlights personal attention by boy specialists, individual treatment, and the shift from punishment to understanding, with anecdotes of a boy’s bond with a supervisor and the need for tailored approaches to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Si Alinese
Bedisa
Tedar
T Hough
Din
Army of
Prinsog
Bor
Iota
Olfer
Owen Wisler
Lend Street
Tink
Showla
York
Guy
Charles D. Hilles
Asylim
Hiles
iPhia
Hikes
Lumut Street
Hat
Hilles
Sam
Gilles
Fiest
Dent Wykes
Mr. Hilles
Waxca
Iberto
Tim
Gailin
Milly
First Hess
Hodman
Hiiles
Fimu Hazullos
Engat
Aken
Suburban Mail Service Advertises Address Change Option
Fragmentary plea about leaving the city and saving a location named The Ligt. Mentions changing address with a phone contact 176. Lacks clear date, person, or organization details.
Defying the Fates in a Village Romance
Fred Stanton, a confirmed bachelor, pines beside his hedge over widowed neighbor Mrs. Robertson. After a season of spying and social maneuvering, he and Vivian Curtiss secretly meet in the Catskills. Both conclude the fates have entwined them, and they pledge to defy destiny together.
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Ming
Hilles
Robertuou
Uils Place
Poreh Rhein
Aracetti
Fred
Fred Stanton
Leben
Jred
Ved
Din
Mr. Stanton
Robuilsons
Ratiday
Barhelorhood
Bayalde
Aronan
Bina
Alyave
Stanten
Curtiss
Gurliss
Vivian
Bhba
Taberlson College
Rosedale
Frey Stanton
Shane
Weverands
Catskills
Te Monntiln House
Sud
Khe
Blodnain House
Hirose
Modern Pearl Fishing Exposes Divers and Trade Trade
An article examines traditional and modern pearl diving across Australia and nearby waters. It describes equipment, gear, and dangers, noting fleets from Exmouth Gulf to Torres Strait, the diverse crews, and the vast coastline supporting about 6000 divers. It highlights the Southern Cross pearl and risks from storms and pirates, with shifting centers of activity toward Ceylon and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ceylon
Torres Straits
Ceylin
Ptarlin
Exmouth Gulf
King Sound
Apsteaila
Duk
Wsa
Turtune
Australia
Benskeomber
Narueid Clark
Pearling Industry Yields High Returns in Western Australia
The article details the pearl and shell trade with figures on crew pay, ship loads, and tax take. It notes 20 luggers paid 35 leanne to engage in the trade, thousands of tons of shell shipped, and Western Australia duties totaling at least 100000 yearly. Notable finds include teardras valued at 5000 to 15000 and a pink pear-shaped specimen weighing 206 stains selling for 80000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broome
Australia
Porcelain Tower Project Halted by Funds Shortage
Paris dispatch reports the planned refraction of the Porcelain Tower in the park of St. Cloud halted due to insufficient funds at the Sevres porcelain factory. The project, begun years ago with a double spiral ascent inspired by Chimbard Moire, lacks cash for continuation, mirroring a similar stalled public work in Paris.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Sevees Haseen
Sevres
Chimbard Moire
Deaths Cast Gloom Over Racing City
The city of Liouville or Deamvillea, during a peak season of fashionable society, mourns two sudden fatalities. Opera singer Mile Margyll died unexpectedly, followed by famed sportsman MM, Jean Donssod, whose stabs were once widely noted. Notables including Mrs. Rutherford Stuyvesant and Countess de Ganay attend the somber events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Margyll
Optra
Jean Donssod
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D. W. McElroy & Co
Losoyr
Charles Bd, Hilles
Celéale Teller
Arthur Levy
Vienna
Aestri
SAN Antonio Gas & Electric Company
Houston
Sant
Tae Uedson
Trimville
W. J. Vanderbilt
Courac
Liouville
Dea
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