Trade boom outlook from manufacturers in 1910 symposium
The December American Industries symposium of 3000 NAM members surveys current U S trade and 1910 prospects. Industries profiled include iron and steel and food products with optimism amid prosperity and calls to avoid tariff excess, prevent runaway markets, and pursue stable monetary and freight policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Industries
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Standard Underground Cable Company
Pittsburg
John Simmons
Rai:t
Wall Street
American Gas Furnace Company
William N. Crane
Interview with John Kirby Jr President NAM
John Kirby Jr president of the National Association of Manufacturers says that today after the panin the country has reached a condition of normal prosperity. He cites agricultural output bank clearings manufacturing movement of freight and other indicators as basis for optimism and says the improving prospects include the working classes as well as employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Princess Lenoff Barred From Harvard Club Entrance
The Princess Lenoff Parllagnev of Russia visiting New York arrived at the Harvard Club on West Forty fourth Street in a gilded coachman’s carriage and was refused entry by the all male club. She was told to return on ladies day, then departed after the incident drew a crowd and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoff Parllagnev
Russia
Harvard Club
West Fortyfourth Street
House Committee
Harvard Hall
Landeau
Rev Shriver Leaves Pulpit for Presbyterian Immigration Work
The Rev. William P. Shriver of Northminster Presbyterian Church announced he accepted a call from the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions to become Assistant Superintendent in the Department of Immigration. He asked the congregation to petition to dissolve his pastoral relation as a meeting is planned next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Shriver
Northminster Presbyterian Church
West 115Th Street
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Department of Immigration
Presbytery of
New York
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Hope Chapel
Lower East Side
Shriver
Home Missions Committee
Presbytery
William Adams Brown
Church Extension Committee
Purose
Widow Schultz Marries Baron Von Sievers of Hamburg
The widow of Carl Schultz, founder of the mineral water firm, marries Baron Richard von Sievers of Hamburg. The marriage settles the Schultz estate in New York with a life interest for the widow and waivers of dower by the Baron. Nine children survive, with homes in Murray Hill New Jersey and various properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Herman Schultz
Germany
Baroness von Sievers
Baron Richard von Sievers
Hamburg
South America
Montevideo
Argentine Republic
Berlin
St. James's
Schultz
New York County
Schultz Chiren
New York
John W. Grn
London
R. Newton Crane
Richard Watson Gilder
H. Barie Downe
Westminster
Carl Schultz
New Jersey
Murray Hill
Thousand Islands
Glen Cove Springs
Fla
Baron von Sievers
May Oust Stetsonites Sparks Church Rift
Reported tensions within the First Church of Christ Scientist continue as Mother Church actions against Stetson supporters unfold. The republication of Holdy’s November letter in the Sentinel is seen as a rebuke to trustees and as an indicator they have not followed Mrs Eddy’s directives. Trusties’ hostility and absence of Stetson household members at services mark the fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Augusta BE. Stetson
First Church
Tetson
Transfer Cut Sparks South Brooklyn Protest Over B R T
In South Brooklyn residents protest a Brooklyn Rapid Transit decision to end transfers after Jan 1 between the Fifth Avenue elevated and the Fifteenth Street surface line. Officials say Fifteenth Street Fifth Avenue and Kensington Junction serve the same transfer purpose. riders from Sixteenth Street can use Thirty-sixth Street elevated with no delay. Bay Ridge and South Brooklyn riders lose transfer options to Hamilton ferry via South Brooklyn routes, prompting expected indignation and a possible meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Fifth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Kensington Junction
Sixteenth Street
Culver Street
Nin Avenue
Twentieth Street
Thirty-sixth Street
Bay Ridge
Hamilton Ferry
Surroup
Reversal in Schlessel case delays new trial
Nathan Schlessel, convicted in 1907 of defrauding a creditor by concealing assets, has won a new trial after the Court of Appeals reversed the conviction. The 1903 charge involved transferring a $1 972.45 check to his brother to defraud creditors. The opinion notes trial errors but doubts a new trial will occur since he has served most of his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Schlessel
Court of Appeals
Schlessel
Bartlett
Paris Surgeon Brings Burn Cure To New York
Dr. Barthe de Sandfort of Paris arrived at the Hotel Brevoort with a new burn treatment said to reduce pain and disfiguration. He plans demonstrations at Presbyterian Hospital, Johns Hopkins, and medical societies in Philadelphia and Boston using a wax resin and oil preparation heated to 210 degrees, claiming 50 to 75 percent faster recovery and 225 pounds of demonstration material aboard the New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthe de Sandfort
Paris
Hotel Brevoort
Presbyterian Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
de Sandfort
New York
Brickyard Boss Arrested at Astoria Birthday Party
John A. Weber a bricklayer with an existing indictment for deserting his wife and six children attended his aunt Mary Weber's birthday party at 298 Seventeenth Avenue Astoria. He clashed with detectives at the Astoria station house and was discharged from Police Court on Sept 28 after promising to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Weber
Mary Weber
Seventeenth Avenue
Astoria
Weber
Lieut
Carrol
Flushing Avenue
Aldrich address and banking study in New York weekly
The issue presents Senator Aldrich’s address before the Economic Club of New York on Europe’s banking systems and their ability to avert panics. It also includes a Monetary Commission study of national and state banks and trusted institutions, detailing how much Americans hold in banks and the typical credit to merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Financial Review
Aldrich
Economic Club of New York
Europe
New York Times Weekly Financial Review
Monetary Commission
Wall Street
Mount Carmel Church Opens in Mount Vernon
The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at First Street and Tenth Avenue Mount Vernon was formally dedicated yesterday with a blessing at 10 30 A M by Bishop Cussak and a sermon in English followed by Italian by Rev Alphonsus Parziale rector of St Peter's Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
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Beadleston & Woerz
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N. Y
Warren Street
Bartens & Rice Co
Thos. E. Rice
Eph
A. Karelsen
Alvin W. Krech
Nassau Street
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Fifth Ave
50Th St
Foreign Exchange
Brentano
de Luxe
Sth Ave
To-Day’s
To-Morrow
St. Louis
Southwestern Limited
Morrow
Suas Cea
Can
Washburn-Crosby Company
Dr. C. W. Saleeby
Bauer Chemical CO
Everett Bldg
Walon
Decay Trust
Acitation
Steel
Gould Coupler Company
F. P. Huntley
Westinghouse Machine Company
East Pittsburg
Penn
H. T. Herr
Srithan Dna
Princess
W. P. Shriver
Presbyterian
Stetsonites
B. R.T
Brooklyn
de Sanford
Underwood
James H. Breasted
Chicago University
Palestine
Egypt
Italy
Greece
France
England
Norway
India
China
Japan
Underwood & Underwood
New York City
Golden
Grand Canyon
el Tovar Hotel
Fred Harvey Management
California
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Fred Harvey
Southern California
Geo. C. Dillard
Gen. Agt
A. T
F. Ry
Broadway
Sarita Fe
Consumer’s League
C. G. Gunther's
36Th Street
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