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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1902

Page

7

Street Car Seat Fight Moves Toward Flexible Constitution

The Car Passengers' Rights Society adopted a constitution at Mrs. Dore Lyon's home on East Ninety-fifth Street. President Mrs. Richard Henry Sauvage emphasized dignity and practical aims while discussing advisory members, meeting times, and inclusivity, with Andrew Green's possible advisory role tied to coinage reform. Mrs. Hulbert offered her West Eighty-second Street home for the next meeting.

Dore Lyon East Ninety-fifth Street Richard Henry Sauvage Andrew H. Green the Inquirer Anna F. Donaghue Andrew Jr. Green Green A. Sc. Hulbert West Eighty-second Street

More Cars On Third Avenue Service Improved Says Skitt

Albany dispatch reports Vice President Alfred Skitt of the Manhattan Elevated denies F H Weeks marine engineer charge of reduced car service on the Third Avenue line. Weeks to Railroad Commissioners said car numbers fell since electric motive power began. Skitt replies the road has not reduced service and is running sixty cars more than ever before.

Albany, N. Y Alfred Skitt Manhattan Elevated F. H. Weeks Marine Engineer New York Third Avenue Weeks Skitt

Loan Arranged as Lake Superior Company Faces Storm

Philadelphia reports the Consolidated Lake Superior Company secured a loan to ease current financial troubles. The presidency remains vacant after F H Lewis resigned, with the total loan not disclosed but said to be about 3 000 000, including more than 700 000 for immediate obligations.

Philadelphia Consolidated Lake Superior Company F. H. Lewis

Begged in Priest Garb Aims to Bless for Cash

A man claiming to be James Crawford dressed as a priest was arrested by Rev. Father James O'Brien and detective Michael Bennett after going door to door in Mulberry Street tenements. He blessed furniture at Crosby Street home and then asked for money. Crawford fled but was caught after a chase.

James Crawford James O'Brien St. Patrick's Church Mulberry Street Michael Bennett Crosby Street Crawford Bennett Father O'Brien Father O’brien

Society’s Winter Welcomes Sparkle With Many Receptions

A bustling social calendar features a Waldorf musical morning, numerous card parties, and a grand dance at Mrs. Fulton Cutting headlined by Miss Alice Roosevelt. Highlights include Miss Constance Crimmins debut and a forthcoming Georgic event at Gramercy Park with the Bonner and Bonner-McClure circle. Also noted are weddings, dances, and several society gatherings across New York venues with prominent families and notable guests.

The Waldorf-Astoria Mrs. Street Robert Fulton Cutting Helen Cutting Alice Roosevelt Miss Cutting

Society in Washington dazzles with diplomatic dinners

Italian Ambassador hosted a dinner for Russian and Spanish officials among others including Countess Cassini and Miss Planques. Senator Depew plans New York Christmas visits then Asheville with a house party at Corcoran for the January 8 diplomatic reception. The December 21 marks the first anniversary of the ambassador's marriage. Gen Corbin hosted theatre party and supper. James Wadsworth Jr and Mrs Hay visit. Miss Bates, Paymaster General’s daughter, attended a luncheon by Miss Rose Wallach.

New York Times Washington Des Plerches Cowles Marguerite Cassini Des Planques Alice Ward Count Quiglt Regis de [Oliveira Legation Parsons Depew New York Asheville George Vanderbilt Corcoran House von André London England Corbin James Wadsworth, Jr

Resignation of Deputy Superintendent Youngs at State Banking Dept

Albany December 15 Deputy Superintendent W J Youngs tendered his resignation to take effect December 19. He was recently named by President Roosevelt to be United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York.

Albany W. J. Youngs State Banking Department Roosevelt United States New York

Gasser Named Private Secretary to Newark Mayor Elect

C Albert Gasser former city editor of The Daily Advertiser was appointed private secretary to Mayor-elect Henry M. Doremus and will assume office when Doremus is sworn in on January 1 in Newark New Jersey.

Newark N. J C. Albert Gasser Daily Advertiser Henry M. Doremus Gasser Doremus

Treasury conscience contribution received in Washington

Washington December 15 The Treasury Department reported a conscience contribution of 3691 48 dollars sent to the federal government.

Washington Treasury Department

Waiting for Gen Grant Funeral Plans in Washington

Funeral arrangements for Mrs. John Dent Grant hinge on Brig. Gen. Fred J. Grant arriving from the West expected Thursday. Adjutant General Corbin grants leave, the White House sends floral tributes, and a Grant Monument Fund setup unfolds as plans for burial and memorials take shape in New York and Washington.

Washington John Dent Grant West Corbin Gen Grant White House H. W. Hayden Grant Monument Fund Committee Julia Dent Grant Ulysses S. Grant West Point New York Gaiena Ferdinand and Isabella Spain Burnside Grant Monument Henry Clews Ulysses SS. Grant New York City Clews Saratoga Gen. Grant Mount McGregor St. Louis Ohio Illinois George Jones NEW York Times Jones Grace Riverside Drive

New bronze pen brush items and decorative Japanese calendars

A shop feature lists bronze pen brushes with a mushroom top and bronze rabbits, plus a toadstool with a toad. Japanese calendars show women and instruments, with movable leaves and black calendars. Also offered are gauze candle shades, moire letter paper, silk-embroidered papers, stitched edges, silk flowers, leather and suede picture frames, all-metal frames, narrow oval frames for full-length photos, card dominoes for 15 cents, and a bronze electric lamp with red-brown Arshade and uncut topaz-like lamps.

Wedding of Edith Huntington and John D Spreckels Jr at Palace Hotel

Miss Edith Huntington wed John D Spreckels Jr in a Palace Hotel ceremony conducted by Archbishop Rior dan and local Catholic clergy. The bride is daughter of Willard H Huntington and grandniece of Collis P Huntington. the groom is heir of John D Spreckels and owner of The San Francisco Call.

San Francisco Edith Huntington John D. Spreckels Palace Hotel Riordan Willard H. Huntington Collis P. Huntington

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