Lost items and rewards posted in a city notice
A fragmented notice lists a lost watch fob stamped Stanford University near Subway and a leather memorandum book with private accounts. rewards offer to return for J B Crawford and Mrs Polhemus. Also a lost valuable muff near New York Hospital and Sixth Street. Cats and dogs listed in a Lost and Found column with small ad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
The
Bryant
Boroureh Hall
Brooklyn
New York
East 49Th St
Stanford University
R. J. McClelland
Cedar St
J. B. Crawford
Wittnauer
Maiden, Lane
New York’ Hospital
Sixth St
Polhemus
57Th St
Louise Georgi
96Th St
Lost and Found Items Aboard Interborough Rapid Transit
A January search finds assorted items listed as found on the elevated lines and at stations including gloves sweaters hats coats parcels wallets keys and assorted personal effects. The Lost Property Office requests owners claim items as details like locations and item counts appear in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Lreonnion
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Montague St
Brooklyn
Found items at multiple stations and desks
A terse listing notes found items across rail stations including Hoboken Jersey City and Jersey Central R R. Items include umbrellas gloves leather case and a marriage certificate. Awaiting owners at information desks and station masters are to claim within specified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie R. R
Jersey City
Jersey Central R. R
Desirable rooms and boarding near New York landmarks
Numerous listings describe furnished rooms with board across Manhattan from West 86th Street to East 45th Street, including steam heat, running water, and references. Offers feature private houses, bachelor apartments, and suites near Broadway, Times Square, and subway lines with varying rates and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park
Waverley Place
Washington Square
Stern
37Th ST
Superior
30Th ST
48Th ST
Broadway
91St St. R
Bonvivant
Times
Times Square
West 86Th St
Spring
Hammore
Gramercy Park
East
Lefington Av
Temple Rental Company
Beekman Street
12Th ST
46Th ST
40Th ST
Fist ST
West End
River P
Katz
Crahan
148Th St
Washington Heights
Riverside Drive
Madison AV
S&st
Brooklyn
Temple
Keekman Street
Wanted Helpers and staff in city job ads
A collage of job notices includes bookkeeper stenographer cooks nurses singers quartets stenographers typists stampers janitress and salesmen positions. Employers offer pay ranges from 12 to 350 dollars weekly with references, hours, and locations across Manhattan Brooklyn and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S
Beekman St
Temple Court
Cort
A. V. Faulkner
Broadway
Brooklyn
World Building
Employment ads mix on Fulton Street jewelry workshop
A dense page of early 20th century want ads seeks workers across many fields. Listings include a jewelry buffer with permanent positions, roles such as manager bookkeeper stenographer secretary and stenographer, plus doctors internes and governesses.
Sheriff Attaches Morse Line as Navigation Company Face Note
Deputy Sheriff attaches Hudson Navigation Company for 100000 on a note in favor of Frederick R. Bagg. Papers served at Pier 32 North River and on three banks. Morse interests face fleet at Albany awaiting spring navigation. company had paid dividends but used cash for new river steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porges
Hudson Navigation Company
C. W. Morse Shipping Enterprises
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Mr. Morse
C. W. Morse
The
Navigation Company
Frederick R. Bagg
Navy
North River
Albany
Morse
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Fletcher Iron Works
Hoboken
Adirondack
New Jersey Steamboat Company
Te Navigation Company
Rag Time in Churches Sparks Dress and Music Debate
Prof Tall Esen Morgan leader of a 200 voice Baptist Temple choir told the Methodist Preachers' Meeting that women should be forbidden to wear hats in churches and ministers must oppose the practice. He also denounced rag time as inapt for worship and urged discarding certain old hymns as outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Esen Morgan
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Morgan
Christian Becomes Jew for Love in Newark(NJ)
Albert Germanus son of Justice Emil Germanus of Newark renounced Christianity yesterday to marry Miss Annie Wolf of 272 Fairmount Avenue. The ceremony was held at Miss Wolf's home conducted by a rabbi after initial parental opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Germanus
Emil Germanus
Newark
N J
Annie Wolf
Fairmount Avenue
Miss Wolf
Germanus
Justice Germanus
Lockjaw Claims Jersey City Policeman
Harvey Coleman died at his home on Sunday from lockjaw caused by a cut on his nose and cheek when he fell from a trolley car. He was newly appointed as a policeman and is the fourth family death since New Year’s Day. His father Patrick Coleman died January 8, his wife died of pneumonia a week after the funeral, and their daughter Maria Egin also passed away last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Coleman
Ninth Street
Jersey City
Coleman
Patrick Coleman
Erie Railroad unions close annual session with no wage demand
Committees of the engineers, trainmen, and conductors concluded their week long meeting at the Broadway Central Hotel and left the city to prepare reports. They discussed conditions and said no wage increase would be sought. A company representative warned wages could be cut if conditions do not improve soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Broadway Central
Situations Wanted and Exchanges Classified Notes
A mixed page of help wanted and exchange notices. Listings include male employment seeks like manager of a publishing house and tutor for French and German, plus a young man seeking any position. Numerous ad drop points listed in New York area with addresses for Times staff and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L
Times Square
Union Square
Fifty Years a Soldier Col Kipp Retires as Brigadier General
Col William H. Kipp marked 50 years of continuous service with the Seventh Regiment and received a brevet promotion to Brigadier General at a dress uniform review at the Armory. A thousand spectators watched as officers and friends attended the ceremony and presented a volume of resolutions to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
William H. Kipp
National Guard
Kipp
Col. Duffy
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Col. Morris
Ninth
Col. Bates
Seventy-first
Major Bridgman
Col. Diamond
Veteran Corps
Daniel Appleton
Appleton
Metropolis Official Discusses Municipal Graft
Controller Metz spoke to the Workingmen's Club at the Church of the Holy Communion about graft in city dealings. He described major graft as stemming from condemnation actions and park-site purchases that were never used, citing a 1908 west side park site bought and held while awards remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Workingmen’s Club
Church of the Holy Communion
Twentieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Peace dance aims to heal Seventh Assembly District rift
Horatio Seymour Tammany Club to host a big peace dance at Terrace Garden tomorrow night. Goodwin and Devery factions plus Sheehanites plan to mingle, led by former rival Bill Devery with John C. Sheehan and Frank J. Goodwin in attendance. Charles F. Murphy expected to attend. band and dancers promise harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Assembly
Devery
Horatio Seymour, Tammany Club
Frank J. Goodwin
Terrace Garden
Goodwinites
Deveryites
Sheehanites
Big Bill
John C. Sheehan
Charles F. Murphy
Amen Corner Dinner To Feature National Leaders At Fifth Avenue
The annual Amen Corner dinner will be held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Saturday February 1. About 850 guests are expected, including presidential contenders Governors U S Senators and Supreme Court judges from both parties. The evening’s stunts are being rehearsed but kept private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Amen Corner
Brethren of the Amen Corner
United States
Supreme Court
Gas fault kills five horses at Clarkson Street stable
Truck driver James Archibald found five of his horses dead in his 61 Clarkson Street stable after gas flooded the stalls. A broken gas meter in a rear stall showed a horse had kicked the meter, rupturing pipes and releasing gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Archibald
Clarkson Street
Archibald
Fund for Mrs Fallon Grows With More Subscriptions
The Times reports funds raised for Mrs Fallon widow of a Parker Building fire patrolman have increased to 537 dollars after several more subscriptions. The article lists contributors and mentions a $25 check sent separately, which was forgotten in the letter envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Parker Building
THE
Times
S. Ue
Fire destroys Sunflower Glass Co. plant. 400 workers lose jobs
A day of fires in Coffeyville and Buffalo causes 100000 in damage to the Sunflower Glass Company plant, leaving 400 workers unemployed. In Buffalo the Colonial Club on Lafayette Avenue suffers 85000 in damage and fireman Daniel O'Connor dies after inhaling smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Sunflower Glass Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Colonial Club
Lafayette Avenue
Daniel O'Connor
Fires and Losses Reported Across City Districts
A string of fire incidents and losses is reported with multiple locations. Names such as Brook Bros Trifling Tony Passero and others are listed alongside addresses on 22d St 58th St 4th Ave and Park Ave. Amounts range from tens to thousands of dollars with times noted from morning to evening. Unknowns appear at several addresses including E 52d St 130th St and Lexington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Brook Bros
Tony Passero
Francis Elders
Park
Charles Tarbox
M. Smith
Stightie
M. Friedman
Max Madta
Charles Kuckrihm
Brook
Hth Strah Buckley
W. Sith
J. Slattery
Ste. C
Henry
Patee
Lexington
J. Testmento
Pleasant
Janee Sage
Also Mentioned on This Page
West 43d
J. H. Rohrs
United States Steel Corporation
Wm. G. Wheeler
Frank F. Bell & CO
South Penn Square
Philadelphia
New Haven
Grand Central
Salinger
11Th St
Arthur Politt
West 11Th. St
Exchange Place
Sametto
George K. Pertain
New Amsterdam Theatre
New Astor Hotel
Schoenig & Co
F.M
Colorado Industrial
W. van der Roest
Herald Square Theatre
Cadillac Hotel
F. W.borrows
Hotel
Cadillac
49Th St
Stamford
Conn
L. A
Central Park
J. B Schoenfeld
East 76Th St
Methodist
20Th St
Losy
Reward. Schmidt
164Th St
Times. Square
39Th St. C
Heim
West 29Th St
Bay
F. Wisenhbers
Prince St
Tiffany
K. G
Tamsen’'s
East 125Th St
Macy's
M. F. Garrett
Wall St
ERIE
Plano
Adyv
SUI
iVest
Free Registry Bureau
Ground Floor
Times Bldg
Rooklyn
Packa Gt
New England S.S. Co
Warren St. Fair Rivef
Plymouth
Baby
Pennsylvania
R. A
Mushberry St
N. H
Grand Central Station
Masonic
D. W. Morrison
Erie Station
Will A. M. F
West Side
East Side
Montague Terrace
Heights
Borough Subway
WN. Y
Long Island
Douguaston
Lmits
Douglas Manor Inn
Joralemon
South Elliott Place
Bath
West
Call Mercantile Reference Co
Nassau St
S. A. Kirkman
West 57Th Stro
X. City
Hotel Narragansett
2D St
Brooklyn Church
Webster's Choir Exchange
Spencer's
116Th St
Fischer Machine
Mercantile Reference ¢ Co
Abraham & Straus
Ulton Street
Schlesinger Bros
West 21St
Mercantile Reference Co
Saliesmen
DOT Broadway
Peerless Cigar Co
Foledo
Ohio
St. Regis
Fulton Street
Rt. S. Mighil Y
Doctoras Interne
St. Gregory’ S
Aera
Gold St
Hopkins’ Educational Agency
Stuyvesant
Lincoln Industrial Exchange
69Th St
Herz Agency
East 4Th St
Square
Flaherty Employment Bureau
Columbus Avs
River
Atlantic Audit Company
Flatiron
Gramercy
Hermann Goldschmidt
Nassau
Beekman
Youngman
A. H
Grantwood
N. J
A&a
Europe
D. E
Hudson
Navi
Gation Company
Frederick R
Bogg
Christian
Lockjaw
Erie Trainmen
American District Telegraph Company
Westchester
Jervis
Adv
Col
W. H. Kipp
Mrs.fallon
Ida Gathers
H.-O.golgerton
Stammitsch
Marion Williama
Elaje I.levy
C. As
Theddore E. Jack
Jacob Hollisch
F. Loefloff
H. Hermann
Alfred Nathan
NEW York Telephone CO
Dey Street
Arnheim
Earl & Wilson
Ajured
Cortlandt
Daily Mis
Port Arthur
Lady Gay
Yle Biy
St. Rv
Io Funabashi
Dune
Dun
Hackett
John
Mason the
Geo. W. Monroe
Bway
20Th St. Tel
Mats. Wed
Owen Johnson
Anna Laughlin
Bailey & Austin
Metropolitan
Madama Buysterfly
Tristan Und Isolde
Fremstad
Homer
Knote
van Rooy
Blass
Reiss
Muhlmann
Mahler
Manon Lescaut
Cavalieri
Mattfeld
Caruso
Scotti
Barocchi
Lucas
Ferrari
Faust
Rappold
Jacoby
Girard
Martin
Challapine
Stracciari
Bovy
Weber
Manhattan
Sth
S—Louise
Mary Garden
Mme
Cearees Gianoli
MM. Dalmores
Gillibert
Mas
XL Campanini
FRI
S— Luca DI Lammermoor
Tetrazzini
MM. Zenatello
Sammares
Arimondi
Venterini
Ampanini
Campanini
Philharmonic Society of New York
Saponofpf
Katharine Goodson
the New World
Dvorak
Beethoven
Concerto
Grieg
Toad Und Verklaerung
Richard Strauss
Nursery and
Child’s Hospital
Waldorf-Astoria
Fifth Ave
Carnegie HA Volpe
Iil
Thurs Ey
Fan Symphony Orchestra
Nam
Jomelli
HU — Theatre Re
Edward Howard Griggs
Pthis
Rosine Morris
Wallace
B. C. Whitney
Aroviile
Tom
Metropolis
Hartig & Seamon
Bway & 20Th St. Evs Mats
Russell Bros
Blue Ribbon Girls
Eden Musee
Cinematograph
Mivtien
Alan Prale
Miss’ Hall
Poway
20Th St. Eves
Auton Davies
NEW Amsterdam
Merry Winow F
Ree i. la
Anna
Skilian Aersen
Ro A. M
Salet Liberty
Pithatre
Tvgs
Mats
Wed
Mabel Taliaferro
Frederic Thompson
Polly
Circus Theatre
Flegield
GENEE
York Time
Fattaat Pang Rsday
Sesday
NEW T Theatre Time
Empire Ints
Tercaperse
Esate Maude Oamssters
Rae, Em Te
Savoy Mat
Holland
Pauh M. Oeter
Suet
E. Sur
Mico
Ethel Barrymore
Gradssi Ies
Garrige Sion Tks
Manine Elliott Osu
Burt Eolmes
Bnickerbocker
Way
Victor Moore
Geo
Vo Cohan
Lyceum Theatre
Ayedith
Kyrle
Margaret Leington
Ati
Vienna
David Belasco
DEI
Aseors
Stuyvesant Pear
Belasco
Ole & Irving
Jelusen
Frances Starr
Rae
Blanche Bates
Astor Bis Ai
Viola Allen Ove
Irene Wycherley
Amwersteln's
Stig
May Erwin
Mr. Feeweck
Geace Tazard
Cotton & Long
Stuart Barnes
Wwaterbury Bros
Tenny & the “Horse Show
Lincoln
Biwat
St. Flower Recettimat
Edna May Spooner
the Heart
Speaser Stock
Col Yany Axp
Circle Hols & Dill
H Gothar
New York, Jr
Fareres
the Rollickers Musical, Com
TBAT
Madison
S.16
Wed & Sat
Ikatherine Grey
Colonia
Altona
Eva Tanguay
Vesta Victoria
White & Stuart
Horace
Galdin
Joab Welch & Co
Ryag
Riehfich & Co
Irving Place
Gat & Sharp
Gortz von Berlichingen
the Bad Boy
Teddy Babs
M Well Theatre
St.& Lek
IGE
Stan Sith'sete Columbus Av
Hockey Tonight
Crescent Vs. Hockey Club
West Ed At
Smero-Morrow
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