Side Lights of New York Chinatown Exposé and Chuck Connors Portraits
A Victorian feature blends a Chinatown murder aftermath with Christian missions to Chinese in New York, praising Miss Helen F. Clark and her two‑part schools for Chinese women and men while condemning intermarriage dangers. It highlights Chuck Connors, the so‑called mayor of Chinatown, and notes his notoriety and social events, including ball nights and a lively reception at a Chinatown hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Grews
Elsie Strel
Sigel
New York
Helen F. Clark
Chinatown
Miss Clark
George Connors
Chuck
E. W. Townsend
Chimmie Fadden
Chuck Connors
Hall Caine
Lower Bowery
Chatham Square
Bailiwick
American policy on Hankow Szechuen railway loan stance
Washington signals aggressive U S push for Chinese trade as Taft administration backs a 27.5 million dollar Hankow Szechuen railway loan with Morgan led American syndicate. Willard Straight spearheads Far East efforts, previously Mukden consul general, now China representative for the American-Chinese banking group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
China
Hankow-Szechuen
State Department
Reid
White
Nill
J. P. Morgan
Knox
Willard Dickerman Straight
Tie
United States
Mukden
Manchuria
Ife
Japan
Russia
America
Straight
Isso
Oswego
N. Y
Cornell University
Chinese Imperial Maritime Service
Pekin
Nanking
Associated Press
Controversy Over Mrs. Gilbert Claims About Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Della M. Gilbert accuses Christian Science leaders of fraud and declares Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy is dead or mindless. She asserts Eddy’s body is buried beneath a Brookline, Massachusetts house and criticized sect authorities while pursuing a New York branch amid rising tensions within the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Della M. Gilbert
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
Gilbert
Founder of
Brookline
Mass
New York
Maca
Christian Science Faith
New Lemon Squeezer Innovations Enter Household Use
An article describes a novel lemon extracting device nicknamed a demon squeezer though not a true squeezer. It works by cutting pulp away to release juice, adopting common terminology for clarity.
Improved Lemon Squeezer Uses Cup and Lip Pouring Design
A new lemon squeezer innovation adds a juice catching cup for multiple lemons and a pour lip into a receptacle. It includes a handle for easy use and improved efficiency over the older model.
Novel Card Party Score Keeping Bracelet Idea
Hostesses in card parties experiment with score keeping by attaching colored beads or small ten cent toys to wire bracelets as souvenirs. Winners accumulate tokens for each game won, creating gay wearable mementos. The idea receved enthusiastic reply as a clever new party novelty.
The Care of Shoes
When shoes are removed put them on the trees to keep their shape longer. Watch the heels to prevent wear at the edges. Boots worn down at the heels look careless and tiring to walk in.
Quoted Jokes On Women And Men Circulation
Fragment from a humorous dialogue notes gender stereotypes with a punchline about women discerning desires and men preferring congenial company. The snippet reflects dated humor and social attitudes.
The Tank Drama Comment in a Shakespearean Quip
A witty remark plays on Shakespeare by noting a missed era in his stage count and comparing it to a tank drama as an imagined missing act. The exchange twists literary history with a playful phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Confession of Charity in Uneasy Exchange
A brief dialogue shows a speaker admitting little charity and another noting it is fortunate. The pair exchange phrases that hint at discomfort and a tentative social judgment in a terse, almost stage‑like interaction.
Morning Dew and Creative Flight Lyrics
A brief note describes a creator who loved morning dew sun and rain. It mentions crafting lyrics as he flew and loving the refrain. The lines convey a poetic devotion to nature and song.
A Prayer For The Nation From Richard Watson Gilder
A flowing 19th century verse praising a beloved leader and the people's choice The poem extols a president as the nation s hope and power beyond arms It laments civic wrong and greed and prays for rightful rule and national unity
Fire Alarm Box Listings in North Aberdeen Area
A catalog of fire alarm box locations across North Aberdeen including numbers 4 W, 5 B and Cleveland Ave, 6 City Hall, 7 High School, 8 River Street, 9 K and Hume Streets, 15 Benn and East Heron, 17 Harbor and East Heron, 19 Second and North Aberdeen Bridge, 21 Market and F Street, 23 American Mill, 24 Wishkah and G Streets, 25 Heron and F Streets, 27 Fourth and G Street, 81 Market and M Street, 32 Hume and H Street, 35 Anderson and Middleton Mill, 87 Broadway and Heron, 88 Broadway and Third Street, 89 Broadway and Sixth Street, 42 Hart Wood Mill, 43 Heron and Michigan Ave, 45 Western Cooperage, 47 Hume and Washington, 49 Market and Washington, 51 Curtis and Clark, 52 Curtis and Evans, 63 Curtis and Front. Boxes marked with an empty space are imaginary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Aberdeen
Cleveland Avenue
City Hall
River Street
Hume Streets
Benn
East Heron St
Harbor
East Heron
Second
North Aberdeen Bridge
Market
F Street
American Mill
Wishkah
G Streets
Heron
F Streets
Fourth
M Street
Hume
H Street
Anderson and
Middleton Mill
Broadway
Heron St
Third St
Sixth St
Hart Wood Mill
Michigan Ave
Western Cooperage
Hume and
Washington
Curtis and
Clark Street
Evans St
Front St
Its Luck to Smoke Pack The Cigar in the Green Box
A small serif note from Herald Printery invites readers to share feedback on their work and to spread praise or critique. It lists 408 East Wishkah Street as the printer location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Printery
Wishkah Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York’s Chinatown
Willard D. Straight
Christian Science Leader
Mrs. Eddy
Della M. Gilpert
Epward Lycan
George Everett
Moclips Beach
North Pacific Coast
N. P. Depot
Ocean Beach
Pacific Ocean
Girod
Frank Dempster Sherman
Stiate
Richard Watson Gilder
Chehalis
Fequiam
Brooklyn
H. B. Elder
Aberdeen
Wash
A. D, Charlton
Portland, Or
Brain and
Brown
Stewing Co
Stella Jordan
Suit House
Grays Harbor
East Heron Street
L. L. Maley
Telephone 1701
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