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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

2

A Day Tour of Historic New York for Country Guests

A guide describes a one day personally conducted tour of New York City highlights. The route covers Cortlandt Street, Battery Park, Ellis Island, Wall Street, Trinity Church, Delmonico’s, the Stock Exchange, Chinatown, Bowery, Five Points, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Madison Square, Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum, and ends with Grant’s Tomb and a memorial tablet. The piece notes landmark museums, churches, and storied sites tied to early American history.

New York Cortlandt Street Jersey Singer Trinity Church Charlotte Temple Alexander Hamilton McAdoo Terminal Washington Market Washington Street Dan” Finn Battery Park Circular Aquarium Castle Garden Jenny Lind America United States Bedloe’s Island Liberty Statue Manhattan Ellis Island Commodore Vanderbilt Staten Island Whitehall Street State Street Fifth Avenue New Custom House Old Fort Amsterdam Bowling Green Park Standard Oil New Amsterdam George III Broad Street Washington Delmonico’s Grace Church Yard Central Park Delmonico Greece Wall Street Financial Custom House J. P. Morgan & Co Assay United States Sub-Treasury Broad Wall Streets Stock Exchange Trinity Consolidated Exchange Rocky Mountain States St. Paul's Chapel Gen. Washington Gen. Montgomery Quebec Lavelay Street St. Peter's St. Paul's Astor House Jackson Houston Webster Clay Lincoln Irving Dickens Gray Nathan Hale City Hall Hughes Newspaper Row Tammany Brooklyn Bridge County Court House Boss” Tweed Great East Side Centre Street New Hall of Records Chambers Street Tombs Franklin Criminal Courts Sing Sing Mulberry Park Naques Roosevelt Street Park Street St. Patrick’s Chinatown Bowery Pell Street Charlotte Temple, the Central Figure In Mrs. Rowsome Peter Stuyvesant Uch Ann Duff George Barrett John Gilbert Charlotte Cushman Priscilla Cooper Tyler Forrest Booth Delancey Farm Delancey Christie Streets Waverley Place Washington Square Stanford White Washington Arch Judson Memorial Church Farragut Sherman Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of Natural History Flor Riverside Drive

Bazaar revival in modern retail via arcades and bazaars

Article notes that modern arcades—multiple shops under one roof with independent management—mirror ancient bazaars. It cites Siegel Cooper’s New York bazaar fountain area, Vantine’s Oriental tea room, and Wanamaker’s gallery as examples, predicting Western retail return to first principles. It references Paris, Berlin, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Cleveland, and New York as centers of the trend.

Alexander Hume Ford System Magazine of Business Paris Berlin St. Petersburg Cleveland New York Amsterdam Siegel Cooper Vantine’s Wanamaker Damascus

Scorching at Meals by Lawrence Mott Critique

Lawrence Mott, noted author and automobilist, condemns scorched meals and poor ham sandwiches. He argues against swift condemnation and shares a railway anecdote where a man dismisses a ham sandwich as tasteless.

Lawrence Mott Philadelphia Bulletin

Woman Finds Seven Miles Daily From Household Work

A woman using two pedometers discovers she covers seven miles daily in the course of her ordinary household duties, highlighting surprising activity levels in domestic labor.

The Church Abroad and Global Faith Movements

A survey of church growth and leadership across nations and eras. Key notes include London clergy density, Lyon and Texas mission expansion, New York missions entering long-term work, international Bible reading growth, Alaska orphan support, Corea church expansion, Canon Lyon’s resignation, and Salvation Army outreach.

London Society of Friends Lyon Mass Baptists of Texas McAuley Water Street New York International Bible Reading Association Baptist Orphanage Wood Island Alaska Sunday Schools Newad Corea William Hector Lyon Sherborne England Woman's Society of Georgia Missions of the Christian Church Evangelistic Committee New York City Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese of Georgia Atlanta Savannah Thomas Spurgeon Venice Milwaukee St. Paul’s Russia Salvation Army Duchess of Portland Hucknall Torkard Nottingham Canon Godber Stoke Hall Suffolk America Mallalieu Boston Swedish Methodist Church Emory College Young J. Allen Methodist Church China Holiness Church Texas Arkansas Tennessee Missouri Association of Pentecosttl Churches of New England Santa Clara Historical Society San Jose California The Christian Brothers Catholic Church France Portland Ore Baltimore Neston Constantinople Teknopoulos Winsford Anderson Church Army of England Alexander Lamont Henderson Scadding He Pollay

Cooperation on Smoke Aims to Clear Chicago Air

The chief smoke inspector urges citizen backing for a city wide drive to cut smoke from locomotives and plants. Railways pledge help testing devices and fuels while schools receive scrutiny for excessive emissions. Progress hinges on patient, unified action and enforcement of new equipment rules.

Chicago Tribune Chicago Power House

Aeroplane poised to transform travel and warfare

The outlook for the aeroplane is bright as it passes from possibility to practicality. Balloons and dirigibles play growing roles in sport and military use, but the aeroplane promises rapid long distance transport and eventual warfare applications with troop deployment and air strikes.

Ballooning Aeris Navigation F. P. Lahm the Outing Magazine

Lady of the Bedchamber Knollys Served Queen Longest

Queen Alexandra’s longtime confidante Hon. Charlotte Knollys, known as The Shadow, served forty four years in the royal household. She once rescued the Queen during a Sandringham fire and later chose loyalty to the Queen over marriage. She earns 3509 dollars from the government and 1500 from the Queen’s privy purse.

Alexandra England Charlotte Knollys Sandringham

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