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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1902

Page

7

Women push for streetcar crowding reforms in city

A meeting of the Women's Health Protective Association and Metropolitan Railroad Company addressed car crowding. A new group, the Street Car Passengers Rights Association led by Mrs. St John Gaffney, joined the discussion. The Health Protective Association formed a nine to fifteen member committee to urge more cars and no standing in open cars.

Women's Health Protective Association Metropolitan Railroad Company Health Protective Woman's Wrongs Club St. John Gaffney Richard Henry Savage Health Protective Association Trautman Richard Henry Savage A. M. Palmer Gaffney Car Passengers’ Rights Association Theresa Barkalow Montreal A. L. Hills Stamford Conn Miss Barkalow Association Morris Eisenberg Board of Aldermen

Huntington Estate Case Opens Inventory Dispute

Surrogate Thomas heard arguments on whether to file an estate inventory in the Huntington case. London lawyer Walter Morshead seeks about 123 million dollars from the heirs of Collis P Huntington claiming diversion from Central Pacific stockholders. Arguments centered on creditor status and the statute of limitations with a Friday deadline for briefs.

Thomas Collis P. Huntington London Walter Morshead Central Pacific Railroad Company Huntington Maxwell Evarts Morshead R. F. Cutting

Albert B. Chandler Burned Protecting Home Fire

Albert B. Chandler ex-President of the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company and current chairman of its board suffered facial burns while trying to smother a fire at his Brooklyn residence 389 Clinton Avenue. A boy alerted the family after smoke from the cellar revealed the blaze caused by furnace heat and lumber. Firefighters contained the fire after heavy damage and Chandler returned to his Manhattan office later that day.

Albert B. Chandler Postal Telegraph-Cable Company Clinton Avenue Brooklyn Chandler House Chandler

Society Teems With Receptions and Weddings This Week

A busy social calendar features débutante introductions by Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Greene, a Westchester drag hunt with a post hunt tea at the Story estate, and the wedding of Miss Hollister to Mr Forrest at St Bartholomew's. Mrs Leverich hosts Sherry's event for Miss Mary Schuchardt on Dec 18, while John Turner Atterbury invites guests to a Sherry's dance for his daughters and Seth Barton French hosts a separate Atterbury event.

Edwin H. Weatherbee Henrietta Weatherbee Weatherbee Sherry John Howe J. Pierrepont Edwards Dallas Bache Pratt M. Dwight Collier Arthur Murray Dodge Alexander Hadden Muriel Delano Robbins Price Collier Constance Pratt Eleanor Crosby Georgette Collier Lyman Adelaide Barclay Marie Montant Gertrude Pell Dorothy Roosevelt Juliet Adee Jessie Sherman Edith Kane Christine Roosevelt Gertrude Greene Miss Roosevelt W. Emlen Roosevelt Francis Vinton Greene Westchester Marion Story St. Bartholomew's Edward Leverich East Sixtieth Street Sherry’s Mary A. Schuchardt Frederick Schuchardt Schuchardt Tessie Minor Natchez Miss Schuchardt Kathleen Neilson John Turner Atterbury Southampton Atterbury Seth Barton French

Odell Criticisms Draw Support From Hobart Krum

Ex state Senator Hobart Krum of Schoharie, former Chairman of the Senate Taxation Committee, told a Fifth Avenue Hotel gathering that Gov Odell’s local Republican criticism was just and timely. He urged an upstate Republican leader to show local leaders how the organization should be run and who should chair. He suggested Senator Lewis of Rochester as a likely future chairman, noting his long service as Assembly Taxation and Retrenchment chair.

Hobart Krum Schoharie Committee On Taxation Senate Fifth Avenue Odell New York Krum Lewis Rochester Assembly Committee On

Aged Mrs Hughes Case Reveals Notable Past Ties

A sheriff jury found Louise Beauchamp Hughes, widow of David M. Hughes, not insane but incompetent to manage her affairs. Testimony showed ties to King Humbert, Krupp, and Garibaldi, with allegations of manipulation by attorney Niles and guardianship disputes amid a Riverdale sanitarium history and auctioned valuables.

Louise Beauchamp Hughes David M. Hughes King Humbert Italy Herr Krupp Garibaldi Hughes Riverdale Niles Washington, D. C Blandy, Mooney & Shipman Justice Hall New York Washington Court House Annie Mrs. Hughes Park Avenue Blandy

English Visitor Honored At Metropolitan Club Dinner

A gala dinner last evening at the Metropolitan Club honored Sir Albert K Rollitt of London. A. B. Hepburn Vice President of the Chase National Bank hosted the event attended by numerous notable guests including Chancellor Henry 4 Joseph B. Bishop MacCracken Thomas Fowler Edwin R A Prof Wwlliam M Sloane and other prominent figures.

A. B. Hepburn Chase National Bank Metropolitan Club Albert K. Rollitt London Henry Joseph B. Bishop MacCracken Thomas ‘P. Fowler Eas Edwin R. A Wwlliam M. Sloane Eee H. Giading Hennie J Giance White St. Clair McKelway Charles R.miller

In the Shops Bonbon Boxes and Tiny Kitchen Dainties

Buyers flock to shop windows for novelty candy boxes and toy wares. Compact leather bonbon boxes resemble prayerbooks, rocking blotters hide candy drawers, and a calendar with a box back opens to reveal dates. Dolls furniture sets, pianos, washstands and miniature cheese blocks entice collectors. Tiny wooden stems priced at 20 and 30 cents complete the range.

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