Henry Street pageant marks twentieth anniversary in New York
The Henry Street Settlement celebrated twenty years with a pageant in front of its 191 Henry Street building. More than 10 000 spectators watched episodes tracing Manhattan life from 1617 to 1893, with 500 costumes created by settlement children and parents. Borough President McAneny and many dignitaries attended the event and a related dinner honored supporters of the settlement.
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New York
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Jacob H. Schiff
Samuel Greenbaum
W. Everlt Macy
Charles R. Crone
Chicago
E. Arnstein
Felix Warpure
Mra. M. Morgenthau, Jr
Alice Lewisohn
Irene Lewisohn
Alice Gannett
Howard Bradstreet
Ellis Dumas
Berenson
Mary Brown
Elizabeth Simonton
Seyah Simonton
Ethel Mozar
Sarah Schwartz
Blanche Talmud
Edgar W.herbert
Ethel Frankau
Bernard Gimbel
Fridwin Walter
Ira Wise
Leoene
Harriet de Puy
Frank Hazenplug
Theodorernstein
Margaret Brown
Edith Borg
Elsie Borg
Fire Panic at Hoboken Tenement Ends in Self-Inflicted Death
Firefighters responded to a reported bomb at 321 Washington Street Hoboken finding a smoke filled hallway and a dead man with a bullet wound in the forehead. The body aged about 40 lay unidentified at Volk’s morgue while residents were calmed and allowed back into their flats.
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Morris Park Auction Sets Record With $243000 Profit
At Morris Park, 230 lots sold for $243,385 yesterday, average $1,058. Seven days total: 2,067 lots for $2,162,400, average $1,046 per lot. Fourteen clubhouse lots bought by Morafi Hahn Moran syndicate, expected bidder for building. Dr Kantrowitz offered $7,500 profit to Moran Hahn Moran, but was declined.
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Brown University Club Sets New York Scholarship Plan
The Brown University Club in New York will establish a scholarship for a properly qualified New York schoolboy. It provides $150 yearly for four years to cover tuition and living costs. If needed, the club will arrange work at Brown to meet living expenses. The plan includes a new scholarship each year for the next three years, ensuring a holder in each class.
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Whitney Sued Over $15000 Damage Claim
William Ulrich files a $15,000 damage suit claiming he was run down and injured at Madison Avenue and Eighty-fifth Street by a tor car owned by Harry Payne Whitney. Ulrich cannot confirm whether Whitney or his chauffeur Robert itt drove the vehicle.
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Dresses and Fabrics Sale Catalog Highlights
Readable items show dresses in novelty white and colored Tosca crepes at $12.50, embroidered voiles and drawn-work etamine gowns at $17.50, and scalloped comfortables with prices from 65 cents to $1.05. Hemstitched pieces priced at $1.05 and $1.20.
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