The American Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. IV, No. 3, July 1909) — John Shaqi
The American Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. IV, No. 3, July 1909)American National Red Cross
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The American Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. IV, No. 3, July 1909)
American National Red Cross
American National Red Cross -- Periodicals; Red Cross and Red Crescent -- Periodicals
Money delivered to private persons or institutions
for relief work:
Caspar S. Crowninshield, American Consul at
Naples, for relief work among the refugees L. 8.341,60
William H. Bishop, American Consul at Palermo
for relief work among the refugees L. 10.000—
Thomas Spencer Jerome, American Consular Agent
at Capri for local relief work conducted
by an American citizen, Major Metcalfe L. 2,500—
Stuart K. Lupton, American Consul at Messina,
for local relief work L. 6.000—
Archbishop John Ireland for the fund of His
Holiness Pope Pius X. L. 25.000—
Italo-American Baptist Mission in Rome for
relief work L. 10.000—
Reverend Walling Clark of the American Methodist
Church in Rome for relief work L. 2.500—
Reverend Arthur Muston, of the Waldensian
Church in Rome, for relief work L. 5.000—
To the ten principal Hospitals in Sicily; 5000
Lire each L. 50.000—
Miss Florence Bayard Kane, an American citizen,
for the Taormina Hospital L. 1.000—
Marchesa Etta de Viti de Marco, for refugees
in Rome L. 5.000—
Commendatore Marco Besso for the rehabilitation
of professional people L. 5.000—
Mr. F. Marion Crawford, an American citizen,
for relief work at Sorrento and neighboring
villages L. 5.000—
Miss Katherine B. Davis, an American citizen,
superintendent of the New York State
Reformatory for women at Bedford, for relief
work conducted by her at Syracuse, Sicily L. 1.000—
Marchese Enrico Visconti Venosta, for medical
supplies to be carried by him personally to
certain villages in Calabria L. 2.000—
Principe Pietro Lanza di Scalea, for houses
bought in Rome to be carried by him personally
to certain villages in Calabria L. 13.200—
Mr. H. Nelson Gay for relief work in Rome.
Mr. Gay investigated the individual appeals
which were made to any member of the Committee
and administered relief in deserving cases L. 6.500—
Italian Commercial Committee for rehabilitation
of tradesmen, Rome L. 5.000—
Principe Ludovico Chigi for an old women refuge
in Rome L. 1.000—
Monsignor Morabito, Bishop of Mileto, for relief
work in his Bishopric in Calabria L. 5.000—
Mr. Bowdoin, an American citizen engaged in
relief work between Messina and Catania L. 5.000—
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Relief Expedition of Mr. H. Nelson Gay and Mr.
W. Earl Dodge to Calabria:
Clothes, utensils and medicines L.
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