Suffrage Debate Cited by Rabbi Wise At Berkeley Lyceum
Rabbi Wise argues for woman suffrage claiming the vote empowers women and noting the Negro vote influenced Roosevelt era policies. He counters anti suffrage points raised by Dr Abbott and cites Roosevelt, Croker, and political figures to support inclusive suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Reem
Richard Croker
Aked
Srage
Roosevelt
Rabbi Wise
Brownsville
Dr. Abbott
Berke- Lyceum
Suffragettes Hold Counter Meeting With Supporters
Suffragettes and suffragists meet after a Carnegie Hall rally as about 75 attendees stand along Columbus Circle listening to four suffragette speakers including Miss Murphy and Mrs. Wells. Speakers claim both sides share aims while defending tactics and urging recognition of women’s rights.
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Carnegie Hall
Columbus Circle
Helen Murphy
Sophia Loebinger
Mary Coleman
Boorman Wells
London
MacMonnies Plans Return to American Life
Frederick William MacMonnies, the sculptor born in Brooklyn, will sail on December 16 to pack his Normandy home and return to New York to establish a permanent studio near Times Square. He will finish work on Denver’s civic center, a New York Public Library project, the Angelina Crane fountain, and then study in Rome before settling. He will also visit Washington for a few days prior to departure.
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Frederick William MacMonnies
France
Normandie
Mr. MacMonnies
Brooklyn
America
Hotel Seymour
Normandy
Times Square
Denver
New York Public Library
Angelina Crane
City Hall Park
Rome
New York
Letter from Stork Requests a Baby for Christmas
A stork in Central Park pelican house drew attention as a keeper found a neatly folded note near the cage. The letter, unsigned, asked Mr Strok to bring a baby to Emanuel Weir on Forty second Street and another to Elsie Tilman on Seventh Avenue, with the writer described as a very young child.
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Central Park Pelican House
Robert Horton
Mr. Strok
Strok
Emanual Weir
Forty-second Street
Elsie Tilman
Seventh Avenue
Suffragists clash with anti movement at New York meeting
In New York a suffragist rally and an anti-suffrage protest sparked a clash at the Berkeley Lyceum. Police intervened as Mrs Boorman Wells and allies challenged Dr Lyman Abbott and a Roosevelt letter. The event highlighted tensions between home duties and votes for women amid figures on divorce and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League For the Civic Federation of Women
Movement For the
Berkeley Lyceum
Carnegie Hall
Lyceum
Boorman Wells
New York
Olive Pierce
Sophia Loebinger
Roosevelt
Lyman Abbott
Elihu Root
Richard Watson Gilder
Nicholas Murray Butler
Gilbert Jones
Samuel Untermyer
Paul Morton
Henry Seligman
Wamren
Fortyfourth Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Boorman
Mr. Root
Department of State
Washington
Mrs. Jones
League For
United States
Gilbert E. Jones
Madison Avenue
Gilder
America
Dr. Abbott
Fortyfourth
Pi 2
Holloway
Mrs. Wells
Richard Coeur’ de Lion
Parliament
House of Lords
Richard Coeur de Lion
Wells
Steamer Soo City Lost Off Newfoundland Coast
Wreckage washed ashore at Cape Ray confirming the Soo City, a two decade old Great Lakes excursion steamer, likely sank with her crew during the Newfoundland gale. Captain John G. Dillon of Brooklyn commanded the vessel. a wife and three children awaited his return. Exact crew numbers uncertain.
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ST. John's
N. F
Cape Ray
Soo City
Great Lakes
New Foundland
John G. Dillon
Brooklyn
United States
Missouri
Catia
Newfondland
Rector Huntington to use $40000 for Grace Church fund
Grace Church rector Rev. Dr. William Reed Huntington says the $40,000 gift from parishioners at his 25th anniversary will fund a Rector’s Discretionary Fund for parochial charitable and missionary use. If he retires, income supports him and the balance becomes a pension fund for retired rectors or widows of Grace Church.
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William Reed Huntington
Grace Church
Huntington
Levi P. Morton
George S. Bowdoin
Morton
George
Bowdoin
Grace Chapel
Trinity Church
Boston
Lower New Or
William R. Huntington
Sea Ee Rectory
Broughton Brandenburg to be Sent to Blackwell's Island
It was announced last night that Broughton Brandenburg, held in West Side Court Prison since November 29 after surrendering bondsman whose July 1 pledge was $12 weekly for a year, would be sent to Blackwell's Island today. He failed to obtain bail and may remain there until the end of December.
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Brandenburg
Broughton Brandenburg
West Side Court
Blackwell's Island
William Bloodgood Jumps Before Train at Brooklyn Bridge Station
William Bloodgood, 830 East 1634 Street, a middle aged real estate man, leaped in front of a southbound subway train yesterday at 4 PM near Brooklyn Bridge station. The body was mangled as three cars passed over it before the train stopped. Detectives from Elizabeth Street Station questioned witnesses and searched Bloodgood’s papers, which listed transfers of land to his wife. His son and son-in law arranged for removal to the Bellevue Morgue. they suspected possible accident or intent.
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William, Bloodgood
East
1634 Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Detec Yest Bichen
Brailey
Elizabeth Street
Mr. Bloodgood
Saguenge
William Bloodgood
Jefferson Place
Morris Park
West Farms
Leavenent
William, Jr
Bellevue
Mr. B
New Gold Filling Method Takes Pain Out Dental Work
New York dentists report a fast gold molding technique replacing lengthy beating. After standard tooth prep and a wax impression, molten gold is injected into a plaster mold to fit the cavity. The process shortens the ordeal and secures a durable filling.
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New York
Coal Monopoly Details Under Sherman Act Hearing
Government suit against the anthracite coal combination moves forward as hearing resumes before referee J. H. Gilbert at Astor House. witness E. L. Fuller of Scranton, an independent operator, testifies he fixes his own prices and explains challenges facing operators without rail outlets. He discusses a proposed Delaware Valley and Kingston Railway and notes the Erie purchase of the Pennsylvania Coal Company altered plans. Fuller describes coal as a hazardous business and cites a fire loss of hundreds of thousands in a single night. He says the Erie overpaid and that he and associates offered $5 million more than the Erie deal. Hearing to continue Monday.
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J. H. Gilbert
Astor House
E. L. Fuller
Scranton
Penn
Erie
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Fuller
Simon to Day Enters Capital of Haiti in 6,000-strong Advance
Gen. Simon with 6,000 troops is just miles from Port au Prince as factions rally for Haiti’s presidency. Ex-President Alexis travels to Kingston. Leconte, Firmin, and Fouchard position themselves, while U S officials assess Haiti’s uncertain leadership and guard foreign interests.
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Port AU Prince
Simon
Leconte
St. Thomas
Cape Haitien
Gen. Sam
Gen. Firmin
Virginia
Kingston
Gen. Fouchard
Sam
Firmin
Fouchard
Cincinnatus Leconte
Lord Alexis
Jamaica
Duguay Trouin
Washington
State Department
Furniss
Haiti
Department
Légitime
Committee On Public Safety
Public Safety
Congress
Boy cashes stolen check for stock of railway company
A boy cashed a $832 check drawn on National City Bank payable to Cash and certificate No 286 for 100 shares of Colorado and Southern Railway first preferred stock. The check vanished from Hirschfield & Stern in 27 William Street. Detectives arrested Philip Moses, 19, a firm messenger, after the forged endorsement resembled his writing. Moses denied cashing the check.
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Colorado & Southern’ Railway’ Company
Hirschfield & Stern
William Street
National City Bank
Pollock and McGirr
Philip Moses
Harry Smith
Moses
Woman Dies on West 121st Street Stoop
A woman about 60, dressed in black, collapsed on a stoop at 130 West 121st Street at 10 30 last night. Dr F O Virgin was summoned and an ambulance was called from Harlem Hospital but she died before arrival. Police removed the body to West 125th Street Station while investigators searched for identification. The lack of a purse or wallet led officers to suspect she lived nearby.
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West 121St Street
F. O. Virgin
Harlem Hospital
West 125Th Street
Eter
Public Service Commission Rejects Traction Merger Plan
The Public Service Commission refused to approve an agreement between Receiver Frederick W. Whitridge for the Third Avenue Railroad and the Kingsbridge Road Railway. The deal would have let Third Avenue cars run over three miles the Kingsbridge line is said to control, effectively reviving a paper road and extending a disputed merger. Commissioner Eustis noted the Kingsbridge line existed mainly in franchise and tracks, with little real value beyond that, while recording historic costs and the high implied per mile valuation.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Kingsbridge Road Railway Company
Third Avenue
Ryan Traction
Eustis
Abe
OWS
Kingsbridge Railway Company
Third Avenue Railroad
Kingsbridge
NY Police Chief vows to move without new HQ carpets
Police Commissioner Bingham vented frustration over delays in moving into the new Police Headquarters Building. He blamed the Finance Department and Board of Estimate for denying $50,000 for desks and carpets. He proposed using captain’s room rugs from station houses to cover office floors.
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Bingham
Finance Department
Board of Estimate
New York City
Brice Declared Insane by Jury in Lunacy Proceeding
Stewart M Brice son of former Senator Calvin Brice was adjudged insane and incapable of managing his affairs by a sheriff's jury. The trial, overseen by commissioners, followed claims from his brother and family, with the Brice estate valued at 75 dollars and comprising 2000 shares of Southern Trust Company stock. Brice, born in Lima Ohio in 1870, Harvard 1893.
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Algernon 8. Norton
H. Valentine Wildman
Samuel Prince
Stewart M. Brice
United States
Calvin 8. Brice
Brice
Edw. Sawer
de W. Kirkpatrick Brice
Fami
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Abbott
C Abbott
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Mr. Abbott
Aeolian Hall
New York’s
Piano Center
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Capt. Dillon
Dr. Huntington
Coal Monopoly Details
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Alexis
Gore
Meriden
the Meriden CO
Kingsbridge Street Railroad
Service Board Learns
Yicro
Sanday
Victor Talking Machines Distributors
Fifth Ave
Tiffany's
West 34Th ST
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Safet
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
J. B. Defriest
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