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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
6
The article argues that national advertising, less than 25 years old, reshapes markets. It notes many leading brands across goods now dominate through advertising, while old leaders fade or persist. It urges manufacturers to study this shift and obtain a booklet on National Advertising.
The Ladies' Home Journal exceeds 1,500,000 monthly and The Saturday Evening Post over 1,850,000 weekly. Curtis Publishing credits its commanding market position to proven merchandising methods offered to you.
Delegates from Holy Name Societies across the Archdiocese of New York gathered at the Church of the Sacred Heart to celebrate Mgr Mooney’s fortieth priesthood anniversary. They presented an illuminated address and a purse with a check as he spoke on loyalty, growth of the society, and the church’s progress amid social challenges.
A centennial observance of City Hall and the 1811 Board of Aldermen session is set for July Fourth. Descendants of De Witt Clinton era officials are urged to send names to the Pulitzer Building committee offices. The 1811 Common Council included Clinton as Mayor and President, plus Aldermen and assistants named in the article. Current funds total 6623, with recent donors listing Sage, Van derbilt, Byrne, and others contributing modest sums.
At a meeting of the Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Association Executive Committee representatives from the West Side Children's Playground and Recreation Conference supported sending an open letter to Governor Dix and the Legislature urging passage of the Boyle McManus bill despite Mayor Gaynor’s veto. They claim reported accident figures mislead by omitting track miles and trains. Eleventh Avenue shows 49 deaths over 14 miles versus Broadway’s 265 over 12 miles, equal to 33 2/3 deaths per mile on Eleventh Avenue and 22 1/2 per mile on Broadway. The group asks the Governor and legislature to oppose other Eleventh Avenue bills and back incumbent railroad interests.
Henry Meyers a self described clerk for United States Steel Corp living on Smith Street East Orange New Jersey was sent to the workhouse for ten days by Magistrate House after a Night Court hearing. He was accused of attempting to flirt with Mrs Millie Cook at Forty second Street and Broadway and threatening her husband and Mr Edward Meridan after a theatre outing and restaurant stop.
A stray black spaniel in the Rodney and Hope Streets area bit several men before being killed. Thomas Murphy was torn on the right cheek and hospitalized at Eastern District Hospital. Stephen Butler Henry McMahon and Edward Hafer were also bitten as they tried to help.
Leopold J. Lippmann announces a public auction on Wednesday to raise funds for the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society and Orphan Asylum. The Fruit Auction Company will sell boxed oranges and pineapples donated by multiple firms without remuneration. The Orphan Boys' Band will perform during the sale.
Nearly 2,000 policemen marched to St Patrick's Cathedral for the yearly memorial service. Chaplain Sullivan praised the force amid cries of praise for those killed on duty while families of fallen officers listened as banners and organ music marked the solemn ceremony.
The sixties era ends with a memorial service in the city honoring the New York Police Department. The Police Bard led by Patrolman Beauclaire performed pieces and Taps were sounded by the trumpeters of the force.
A non sectarian celebration marks the fiftieth anniversary of ordination and twenty fifth of Cardinalate for Cardinal Gibbons to be held at the Fifth Regiment Armory on Tuesday afternoon. Gov Crothers presides with Taft Sherman Roosevelt Cannon White Root and others expected to attend. Bishop John Gardner chairs reception committee and church leaders from several denominations participate.
Hackensack June 4 Opponents of Rev Allen MacNeill of Union Church Ridgefield Park established a separate church and Sunday school in the new Masonic Hall with about a hundred children attending They still plan to return if MacNeill resigns Teachers who retired from the Union Church Sunday School are listed A split in the Christian Endeavor Society is also discussed MacNeill has led the church for over fifteen years and faced political and social backlash plus health issues His reelection vote was 181 to 89 to retain him.
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