New York Summer Shift From Hustle to Recreation
A wartime essayistic column notes a remarkable New York mood shift this summer as residents and visitors favor leisure over nonstop work. The piece compares Friday to Saturday business practices, cites police raids on vice hubs, condemns Coney Island scenes, and lampoons municipal finance while recounting figures like Barney Biglin and Colonel Jim Jones in a brisk, opinionated survey of the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Guard
United States
Jaws
Coney Island
Barney Biglin
Ellis Island
Worth
Barney
Ney
Barneys
Jim Jones
Jones
van Wyck
New York Aquarium
Tarleton Bean
United States Fish Commission
Colonel Jones
Duane
Chauncey Foote Uses Five Minute Handicap In Big Race
In the Evening Journal report a five minute handicap is given to Gaston Mabathews as Chauncey Foote starts the race at 3:05. The crowd of 4000 cheers as Gaston and Alphonse are noted for their popularity and media coverage. The piece also highlights Elbert Hubbard and Roycroft arts, praising Lyon & Healy pianos and instruments for their quality and neighbor-friendly operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Foote
Gaston Mabathews
Gaston
The
Evening Journal
Elbert Hubbard
Lyon & Healy
Ebert Hubbard
Elbertus
Roycrofters
Royerotters
Chicago
Cook County
Timois
Music literature and history endorsed in women’s education
Experience supports Greek backed studies in music literature and philosophy for women. Southern Female College College Park Ga emphasizes language literature history philosophy Bible and fine arts as core, while not neglecting science and mathematics. English studies highlighted. Address President Charles Cox College Park Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Female College
College Park
Charles
Cox
Mountain Chautauqua at Mountain Lake Park Adverts
Mountain Chautauqua site at Mountain Lake Park Maryland offers summer schools and a great gathering in the Alleghany mountains. Excursion tickets via B and O Southwestern run June 1 to Sept 30 with return by Oct 31 1902. Low July and August rates. inquiries to L A Rudisali Mountain Lake Park MA or Cincinnati offices for rates and train times.
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Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
Alleghany Mountains
America
B and O. Southwestern
L. A. Rudisali
J. B. Scott
Dist
Cincinnati
Ohio
P. McCarty
Weekend Outings From Atlanta by Southern Railway
Southern Railway offers low round-trip weekend tickets from Atlanta for summer 1902 to numerous resorts. Destinations include Athens Austell Chamblee Buford Chattahoochee Clarkesville Elberton Duluth Gainesville Isle of Palms St Simon Cumberland Island Atlantic Beach and more with returns by Monday after sale and Saturday night service to some locations. Descriptive literature available at the ticket office Kimball House corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Atlanta
Nenickets
Athens
Austell
Soc
Chamblee
Buford
Chattahooghee
Gov
Clarkesville
Elberton
Mberland Island
Atlantic Beach
Cumberland _island
Simon
Isle of Palma
Ety Dicket
Kimball Hog
Smeuh Resorts
Remarkable Golden Wedding and Olympian Religion Plan
A Chicago couple Ferdinand and Mary Link celebrate fifty years of marriage with a vault visit at St. Boniface cemetery, while Bishop Fallows plans a world religious congress tied to the upcoming Olympian games. A dog shows remarkable loyalty by guarding a lost baby in Hawthorne and Riversdale. A church nursery plan aims to keep babies during services with volunteer mother helpers.
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Edward F. Younger
Chicago
St. Loniface Cemetery
Ferdinand Link
Walton Place
Mary Loux
Calaboose
Mary
Pioneer
Old Settlers’ Association
Samuel Fallows
Congress of Religions
Fallows
Bishop Fallows
Joseph Bergman
Hawthorne
Riversne
Ovendale
First Congregational Church
Big Choruses Sing at Congress and Charleston Plus Hats and Slippers
A double program at the Negro Young People's Christian and Educational congress features a 1000 voice sacred chorus led by Prof W B Roaborough and a 200 voice classical chorus directed by Charles Harris with a 40 piece New Orleans orchestra. They will perform four classical pieces and plantation melodies with new arrangements. Other items include a Charleston exposition surplus report, a bride’s lost slipper tale, Cap'n Streeter land dispute developments, and Mayor Harrison hat humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress
Congress
W .B. Roaeborough
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Harris
Booker ‘Washington
Schoo
Hallelujah
Farmer
New Orleans
Wickerson’s
Harris
Atlanta
Richmond
Washington
Illinois
Commission
St Louis
Charleston
Evanston
Maude Marie Rice
Greenwood Inn
Benjamin Bayless
Tony Palmera
Streeter
Chicago
Cook County
Chiago
Denver
H. E. Owen
Harrison
Owen
Revenge Comes to Councilmen Over Railroad Offices
Boston city council orders removal of New York, New Haven and Hartford offices from the state house after long protests over free passes. John A. Kelcher denies dropping from the Conry race as Fitzgerald and local factions maneuver, while detectives feud with Pinkerton operatives over a bank case. Miss Ellen Stone becomes fodder for melodrama as trade post offices expand in Boston stores and plans to save an historic Adams house unfold.
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Russell ‘Lathaway
Boston
Mass
New York
Old State House
Stile Street
John A. Kelcher
Boston Street Department
Conry
Kelcher
Washington
John Fr. Fitzgerald
Congress
Colling
Tuly
Coltiiis
Kellher
Fitzgerald
Henry
State Senate
East Boston
Brother Henry
Cenry
Cother
Miss Stone
Ellen M. Stone
Chelsea
Jt Ig
Old State House in Boston Hailed as Historic Landmark
The passage praises the Old State House as the oldest government building in the United States and a symbol of liberty. It notes its value at over half a million dollars and meager income, suggesting Boston might forgo the small revenue for reverence and patriotism. It mentions patriotic societies wishing it as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Lexington
United States
Old Booth Church
Bostom
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Samuel Adams
Liberty
Boston
Old State House
Express Money Orders prove most convenient and safe
The piece explains why Express Money Orders are superior to Postoffice Orders, noting no written application is needed, immediate payment upon presentation, universal acceptance, and flexibility for paying rent, groceries, and taxes. It argues they are safer, cheaper, and widely usable, with no time limit or indorsement constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payalla
Washington
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Bylon
Solitaires
Maier & Berkele
the Evening Journal
Alphonse
Sunday Constitution
Bussey's
Whitehall St
Bride
Tuskegee Masical
Keliher
Pinkertons
Boston Police Department
Watts
Pinkerton
Adams
Seste Anc Pants
Mats Panameas
Hirsgh Bros
Whitehall Street
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Old Dominion Line
Faxpress
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Ticketa
Renerat Om
Pollroad
M. Geol Agt
Norrfolk
Maes BR
Mainmond
B. Walker
Fc Brown
Wrightsville Beach
WN. C
Seaboard Air Line
Fifth Regiment
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
OUR Only Mistore
Hiseman Bros
Eiseman Bros
Gattimore
Washington, D.C
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