Lenox Library site clash over Central Park plan
Henry C Frick denies proposing Central Park for the Lenox Library and withdraws the offer. City officials and the Municipal Art Commission face pressure over site choice amid battles between Park Commissioner Stover Landscape Architect Lay and Carrere Hastings firm.
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Parks and Playgrounds Association
Henry Co. Frick
Lenox Library
Central Park
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Commissioner of Parks
Municipal Art Commission
Frick
Park Department
Stover
Arsenal
Charles Downing Lay
Lay
Gaynor
Geen
Geen Ih
American Society of Landscape Architects
James Sturgis Pray
Stevyer
Lenox
Warren F. Banning
Percival Gallagher
Henry V. Hubbard
Herruceté Vitale
Harald A. Caparn
Caparn
Wrick
Thomas M. Hastings
Carrere & Hastings
Forty-second Street
Fifth
Committeemen Named to Call Parks Conference Meeting
A list of committeemen authorized to call a meeting for organizing the proposed parks conference is recorded. The names indicate who may convene discussions, set agendas, and coordinate preliminary planning among stakeholders. The document specifies who holds authority to summon the assembly and advance planning steps.
Mrs Kent Dies New York Christian Science Benefactor
Mrs Rose Kent wife of A M Kent a leading Western New York figure died at her Jamestown home. She helped establish the Christian Science Church in Jamestown and was an early supporter of the first Christian Science Church in Boston and a student of Mary Baker Eddy. She is survived by her husband and two sons Charles D Wetmore of New York and Morgan B Kent of Jamestown.
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Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII
Mary Hastings Bradley
Japanese student theft thief sentenced at Princeton case
In Mercer Court Judge Gnichtel committed Joseph Nogima alias Jutaro Okima a Japanese man to a term of twelve to twenty eight years for eight larceny charges. He had prior prison time in the United States and Europe and was accused of stealing from Princeton University students.
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Joseph Nogima
Jutaro Okima
Europe
Gnichtel
Mercer Court
Princeton University
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