Timely Gift Monograms Add Sentiment to Orders
Monograms add sentiment to a gift and ordering early ensures timely delivery for artistic work. Early orders help avoid delays and secure custom lettering and production slots.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
6
Monograms add sentiment to a gift and ordering early ensures timely delivery for artistic work. Early orders help avoid delays and secure custom lettering and production slots.
The page lists various leather and velvet lined cases and boxes with prices. Morocco leather and fitted cases are advertised for items including brocco roe and muff purses. Prices range from $1.75 to $7.75 with terms for ring boxes and cravat cases.
An antique envelope style with heavy gold plate monogram and ribbon effect description. The brief listing notes a $10 price and suggests a decorative presentation item from an older era.
An overview of the transatlantic cable rate war and its resolution. The piece traces the pool dominance of Western Union and allied companies, the entry of the Commercial Cable Company, rate cuts to 25 cents a word for general messages, and cites debates over potential state owned cables. It notes historical rates, rebates, and the 1888 peace settlement establishing the current tariff.
In Hartford Connecticut on December 2, chauffeurs W E Kibbe and W H Phair pleaded guilty to manslaughter for reckless driving that killed a man and injured a woman. Phair received a sentence of three to four years in state prison. Kibbe faced similar punishment as the court noted the fatal crash involving his vehicle.
A Washington dispatch details numerous officer transfers and duties across the U S Army Navy Coast Guard and related commands. First Lieut R M Nolan becomes Professor at Simpson College Indianola IA replacing E S West while others move to hospitals posts Fort Leavenworth and Vancouver Barracks.
Movements report shows vessels including Des Moines Port Prince Hopkins Hull B euxton Whipple Farragut Preble and Stewart arriving at Diego. Chester Bradford list ends with a note 3 percent.
Public hearing in Controller Metz's office addressed the Forty second Street bridge plan to pass beneath Fifth Avenue. Hotel Manhattan faced protest over sidewalk encroachment now affecting fifteen feet, with officials stating the sidewalk will be reduced and curb drives redirected. Traffic counts noted 38 945 vehicles along Fifth Avenue and 2 193 across Forty second Street during ten hours. A second hearing is set for next Wednesday at 3 oclock.
A report notes that unprepared ties decay quickly while limited studies show that chemical treatment can extend service life. If effective, treated ties could last twenty years, replacing common ties in rail networks over the next three to four years depending on wood type and conditions.
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