New York Busy Legislature and Notable City Events
New York faces a busy legislative session with 105 bills affecting city matters. Mayor Low approved 63 and vetoed 41. The piece notes political shifts among Democrats and Republicans, Gates’s market influence, St Pauls Chapel potential sale, the Tabernacle demolition plan delayed for Ellen Stone’s lecture, and pending subway expansion. It also mentions the May police parade cancellation, charity salary reforms, and a hopeful New York baseball season aiming for the pennant.
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New York
Low
New York City
Wiliam J Bryan
David B. Hill
Hill
Tammany
Joker
Pratt
Lfe
Fashion Notes From New York on Summer Wardrobe Design
A 1902 New York fashion column surveys summer dress trends, favoring conventional lines and tasteful detail. It highlights sheer gramine liner skirts with hand embroidery, pink satin bodices, lace trimmings, and the return of white backgrounds with green and brown foliage accents, plus lace coats and dainty accessories.
President Carries $75,000 Insurance Policy
The President increased life insurance to 75 000 dollars with an added 50 000 policy from a New York company. The agent earned extra commission and the firm cites Roosevelt as a normal risk due to health. Mrs Roosevelt stays in New York to arrange the Oyster Bay summer home as the family plans leisure travel and social duties.
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Washington OO
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Treasury Building
New England
Howdy
Lion Thos Ek Reed
W M Crane
Maass
Goy Crane
Guy Crane
U .S
Wonderful Scenes Secret of Success Drama Review
A fragmented note reviews stage drama effects and audience reception. It mentions Ben Hur and other productions, noting dramatic elements and audience impact while citing unclear sources and terms.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Syndicate
Board of Aldermen
Wall Street
Waldorf “Astoria
John W Ciutes
Louisyville and Nashville Railroad
Mr Gates
John Gates
Steel
Gates
Newark City
St. Paul's
George Wahlington
Lower Broadway
New Seits
St. Paul’s
Old Broadway Tabernacle
Ellen M Stone
Dr Jefferson
The
Tabernacle
Miss Stones
Partridge
New York 8 Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Rego
Journal
Artist
City Beautiful
Fifteenth Street
OUR
the Journal
Ecru
Foular
Asia
Paris
Ambray
Madras
Lord Kelvin
Edward Atkinson
Hoston
Mann
Hettet
House
Philippines
Senate
Atkinson
Mr Just Vourloas
Brekfast
Justice Harlan
Knickerbakers
Westinghouse
James (. Hintie
Lord
Lady Kelvin
Scotland
American Social Science Association
Celasgow University
Niagara Falls
Ben Hur
Seton
Blenheim Palace
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