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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

18

East Side music school argues against professional status

David Mannes and Clara Mannes discuss a philosophy of music education at Bechstein Hall, arguing music should be a common skill, not a trade. They critique professionalism, highlight a deficit funded by benefits and street concerts, and describe their aim to teach music like reading and writing while stressing access and expression over formal hierarchies.

East Side New York London David Clara Manner Bechstein Hall America Aftege Switzerland East Cide Mannes Aday Caruso Melba Scotti Paderewski Kubelik Philip Bach

Lawrence portrait of Benjamin West sells in Paris for 35000 francs

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s portrait of Benjamin West sold at the Hotel Drouet in Paris for 35000 francs, about 87000, on June 21. The buyer is unknown. The 5 by 4 mahogany panel work depicts West seated, wearing a brown coat and white cravat, with white hair brushed back.

New York Times Paris Sir Thomas Lawrences Benjamin West Hotel Drouet Rembrandt West Sir Thomas Sir Joshua Reynolds Royal Academy Thomas Lawrence National Gallery Lon

Morals Committee Criticized Over Rochester Fashion Decision

A London cable notes The Daily Citizen denouncing Rochester Pennsylvania Morals Efficiency Committee for enforcing modest fashion. The piece contrasts American liberty with alleged strict policing of women's dress and questions whether such measures exist elsewhere.

New Yor Times Londo S Labor The Daily Citizen Morals Efficiency Committee Rochester Penn America Germany

Pingree Declines Comment on Anderson Will Case

Ex Gov Pingree said he would issue a signed statement tomorrow regarding the Anderson will case in which Gov Sulzer of New York is accused. He spoke from White River Vermont on June 21.

Pingree New York Times White River Anderson Will Sulzer New York

Civil Service Appointments and Open Examination Notices

The Municipal Civil Service Commission approves emergency appointments for Mary E Clark ton, David Morrison, Charles Hanrahan, Anthony Andre, and Michael Kiely plus nurse exams for Madeline Maier and Hilda Phillips. Also a temporary assignment for H B Dinwiddie and Daisy Thomas as special nurse. The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam at New York Custom House for Sub Inspector of Powder for men only, with a $6.40 daily rate, for duty in the Naval Magazine and Chemical Laboratory at Longaps Philippines. applicants must be 20 to 44, and details available from the Commission in Washington.

Municipal Civil Service Commission Suply Mary E. Clayston Buford Street Jamaica L. I Board of Water Supply David Morrison Charles Hanrahan Department of Health Madeline Maier Hilda M. Phillips Manhattan Richmond Anthony Andre Michael Kiely Kiely Director of Investigation H. B. Dinwiddile Dingwiddie Bellevue and Allied Hospitals Daisy Thomas United States Civil Service Commission New York Custom House Naval Magazine and Chemical Laboratory Naval Station Longaps Philippine Islands Meust Washington, D

Estates Appraised For New York Died Illustrates Varied Holdings

Estates appraised list several decedents with diverse assets. Rebecca Barnes died August 3 1912 with a New York estate of 2187 50 including an eighth interest in premises at 12 First Street Henry Mamalanders estate after July 20 shows net New York estate 12678 78 stock in fur trade 10256 96 and two lots in Astoria Queens. Sistine Tavssiq died April 15 1912 leaving a net estate of 20804045 bank account 819 49 764 shares West Disinfecting Company 267400 and shares in Ermglehardt Collapsible Life Boat Company sold for 2 00.

Barnes Rebecca New York First Street Mamalander Henry Ardsley N. Y Astoria County of Queens Sistine Tavssiq EMI West Disinfecting Company Ermglehardt Collapsible Life Boat Company

Foreign corporations authorized to do business in New York

Special to The New York Times reports several foreign firms gain New York authorization today. listed firms include Precious Woods Handling Company Jersey City Timber lands and estates. Jacot Mauilen Moorestown merchandise valued at 100000. Austin Western Road Machinery Chicago 20000. Portland Cement Company Boston Penn 1182 Broadway New York. Lockport Paving Company Pittsburgh 50000. Peruvian Chamayro Rubber Corporation Washington Del 700000.

Syracuse Path Portland Cement Company Boston Penn Samuel Clark Broadway New York Lockport Paving Company Pittsburgh Nelson Morrow Lockport Peruvian-Chamayro Rubber Corporation Wibhington Del Tonko L. Milic Wall Street

New York Incorporations Add Several Firms in June

The June 21 Albany list shows new incorporations across New York including The Three Hundred and Three Fifth Ave Corporation in Manhattan with realty valued at 750 dollars. Other names include Hives Saull Company drugs 125000 and Mendelson Joffe Katz ladies apparel 112000, plus many small entities across Syracuse Brooklyn Rochester and YonKt.

Albany Three Hundred Samuel Mendelson Isaac Mendelson Morris Joffe Fifth Avenue New York R. Caldwell Son Brass Company Syracuse Edward R. Caldwell Raymond IL. Caldwell Fannie L. Caldwell Onondaga Avenue Western Niagara Fruit Growers Cold Storag Company Youngstown George J. Howard W. Frank Hopkins E. E. Sireckins Edwin A. Parker Rochester Isaac Joffe Louis Frankel Nathan Joffe Rutgers Street Hallance-Howlard Lumber Company Brooklyn William A. Ballance Joseph Howland Louis Jakobson Schenck Avenir Arkearden Laily Company Manhattan Albert Tharps Stuart J. Lebach Maurice Epstein Samuel Rabinowitz Maurice E Morowitz Samwel Horowitz Lexington Avenue Peth-to-Dust Company of Harold J Moore Frank R. Davenport Charles E. Nefer Broadway W. OH. Mandaville Company of Olcott Wallace H. Mandaville David Tice George C. Lewis Lockport

Bid Asked Bid Aepea. Pi fata et ix oe

Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered city names and numbers, with references to Portland and Vindicator. The readable bits imply a financial or market notice but lack coherent events or clear entities. This record preserves the tiny readable fragments without inventing details.

McKinney Portland

M'Kenna rebuffs suffrage writers in London debate

Mrs Flora Anna Steele of the Women Writers' Suffrage League received a Home Office reply declining action on their petition to repeal the Prisoners' Temporary Discharge for Ill-Health act. The league plans a July 2 luncheon at the Criterion Restaurant where Steele will debate anti suffragist Mrs Humphry Ward on militancy.

Marconi New York Times London Flora Anna Steele Women Writers’ Suffrage League Home Office League McKenna Criterion Steele E Humphry Ward

Suffragette Leaders Freed in London Hunger Strike Release

Ill health from hunger striking led to release on license of four of six Women’s Social and Political Union officials jailed for conspiracy to damage property. Names include Annie Kenney Rachel Barrett Agnes Lake and Laura Lennox with terms from six to eighteen months hard labor. Reports of arson and violence follow across Scotland England and Worcestershire.

London Women’s Social and Politcal Union Suffragette Annie Kenney Rachel Barrett Agnes Lake Militants Laura Geraldine Lennox Miss Kenney Miss Parrett Miss Lake Miss Lennox St. Andrews Scotland Southend Lower Thames Gatty Marine Laboratory University Church of St. John Yargley Worcestershire Rmingham Gertrude Shaw Scotland Yard Miss Shaw Women’s Social and Political Union Emmeline Pankhurst Kitty Marion Clara Elizabeth Giveen Hurst Park

Averting Militancy Debate at International Suffrage Congress

Budapest June 21 The International Woman Suffrage Alliance wrapped up its congress with no militant controversy after Carrie Chapman Catt steered decisions. Helena Swanwick’s resolution urging constitutional methods was not debated, as the body remained neutral. The session focused on establishing international headquarters and moving Jus Suffragii from Rotterdam to London, with Berlin as a probable next meeting venue. Debates also questioned San Francisco as a distant venue given its advanced suffrage status.

Budapest Carrie Chapman Catt International Woman Suffrage Alliance Helena M. Swanwick Lonéeco Congress Anne (Cobden) Sanderson Charlotte Despard Catt International Jus Suffragii Rotterdam Utage Londe Gy Berlin San Francisco

Argentine beef trust prompt interpellation in chamber

Deputy Aten Jo announced he will question the Government in the Chamber of Deputies on Monday concerning the beef trust. London service closures by Anglo Argentine meat firms follow their warning they may shut down due to competition from the American trust.

Weather summary from Washington forecast June 2

Weather across the Ohio and Mississippi valleys turns cooler after days of warmth while the South remains warm. Showers and storms hit the Mid Atlantic and New England regions with fair conditions elsewhere. Forecast calls for generally fair in the Middle Atlantic, with unsettled interior South and variable winds along coasts. Temperature and pressure notes follow with detailed readings and yesterday's averages.

Washington Ohio Middle Mississippi Lower Mississippi South Atlantic Gulf States Northwest Middle Atlantic States New England Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountain Ohio Valley North Atlantic New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maine

Fire Record and Property Causes in New York Listings

A chaotic fire record lists multiple addresses in Manhattan and surrounding boroughs with times, owners, and trifling monetary values. Names include Catherine Ab, F Fisher, Mary McKee, J Cohen, C Bailey, B Goldberg, NeCaulley Bros, and Harry Archer, among others, with amounts ranging from $30 to $2,000 and several trifling notes.

Elizabeth St J. Cohen Maliner Av Greene St Ee Ek Staan E. Gilbert G. Ehret Harry Archer

Women principals oppose three male district superintendents

Education notes report that associations of women principals and teachers disapprove the board’s nominations for district superintendents to fill vacancies after deaths retirements and promotions. Mrs Elia W Kramer likely to champion women at the next Board meeting. Grace C Strachan and Ruth E McGray are the only women among the 26 district superintendents. The piece also notes civil service actions approving first grade opportunities for James J Maloney and certifications for Grace M Keogh Mary Healey Elizabeth C Conlan Ida Blume Mary A Yaffey and Anna H Tranter. A candy and ice cream sale by Public School 132 Brooklin supports a milk station at Public School 91.

Seth T. Stewart Alfred T. Schauffler William L. Ettinger Thomas Board of Education Elia W. Kramer John P. Conroy Julia Richmar Grace C. Strachan Ruth E. McGray Richman Palmer Municipal Civil Service Commission James J. Maloney Department of Education Grace M. Keogh Mary ©. Healey Elizabeth C. Conlan Board of Evucations Ida Blume Mary A. Yaffey andAnna H. Tranter Parents’ Association of Public School Avenue G East Twenty-third Street Brooklin

Wills for probate estates of Baker and Kaliski

Frederick Baker died June 15 leaving over 25 000 in realty and 25 000+ in personalty plus life income from Baker & Williams stock to Evelina Bates and other specific bequests to Morgan, Bethlehem Mission School, and several individuals and organizations. Michelis Kaliski died March 4 leaving over 10 000 in realty and under 10 000 in personalty with 635 Fifth Street to son Sidney and insurance to daughter Dora Dolgoff along with provisions for granddaughter Elinor Dolgoff and a token bequest to a daughter by first wife Clara Kaliski.

Baker Frederick Baker & Williams Evelina C. Bates Sarah L. B. Morgan Bethlehem Mission School Francis S. Phraner Francis L. Thacher Women's Foreign Mission Society of Presbyterian Church Frances Fo. Baker John Rosses Charles O'Leary Mathilde Dahli Augusta Lindgren Katie Rosser Roesti Matilda Petersen John S. Thacher Frederick Edward Lake Frances S. Phraner Delta Chapter Psi ‘Upsilon Ernest G. Grob Mary B. Thompson Margaret Baker Frances E. Baker Frances FE. Baker Presbyterian Hospital Foreign Missions Presbyterian Church New York City

Postmaster reports mails from multiple ports dispatched June 19

Mails dated Kobe June 3 and Yokohama June 4, arrived Seattle aboard Shidzuoka Maru, dispatched east 7 1 P M June 19. Mails from Auckland May 26, Melbourne May 30, Sydney May 1, Honolulu June 13, arrived San Francisco aboard Ventura, dispatched east 7 20 P M June 19. They are due in New York Tuesday morning June 24.

Morgan Kobe Yokohama Seattle Auckland Melbourne Sydney Honolulu San Francisco Ventura New York

United Service Officers Detail Movements and Assignments

Major Cc C Williams sails to Sandy Hook proving ground for armor piercing tests. Numerous officers reported to enter Army School of the Line at Fort Leavenworth August 20. Naval officers reassigned include Lieut Commander Shackford to the Naval Academy and several lieutenants detailed to navy rifle teams. Vessels arrive at Mare Island and Newport. others sail to Astoria Ketchikan and New York yard.

Washington Cc. C. Williams Ordnance Department Sandy Hook Proving Ground Sandy Hook N J J. B. de Lancey Seventh Infantry Michigan Agricultural College Lansing Mich J. E. Kuhn Corps of Engineers Washington Barracks D. C Army School of the Line Army Service Schools Fort Leavenworth Kansas Tenth Infantry J. S. Herron Second Cavalry J. P. Wade G. N. Kimball Fourth Cavalry E. P. Orton Fifth Cavalry L. L. Deitrick Ninth Cavalry H. J. McKenney Twelfth Cavalry G. E. Lovell Fourteenth Cavalry R. K. Cravens Coast Artillery Corps H. J. B. MecKigin B. G. Buttencutter First Infantry J. M. Culliison R. Smith E. B. Mitchell Fourteenth G. W. Wallace F. Goedecke Seventeenth Infantry J. K. Miller Fighteenth Infantry C. A. Leonard Eighteenth L. A. Curtis Twenty-second Infantry W. C. Rogers Twenty-seventh F. E. Bamford Twenty-eighth Infantry J. L. Bond Thirtie Twelfth Infantry N. V. Evis O. P. Robinson J. R. Kelly E. ©. Saunders I. E. Titus Fort Logan Colorado J. E. Mort J. E. Titus 156Th Company C. Shackford Naval Academy J. W. Babcock Bureau of Ordnance Navy Department Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla W. T. Conn, Jr Connecticut Mayrant J. L. Hileman I. F. Dortch Navy C. K. Martin Michigan W. D. Brereton, Jr New Hampshire M. S. Brown A. Loder Nebraska L. P. Bischoff Vermont W. B. Stork Kearsarge Ohio Allen Lawrence Farragut Hull Mare Island Mohawk Indian Head Scorpion Constantinople Wyoming Florida Louisiana Virginia New Jersey Rhode Island San Francisco Newport St. Louis Astoria Galveston Tacoma Ketchikan Alaska Celtic New York Yard Perry Hopkins Preble Stewart Navy Yard

Police and Fire Special Orders Transfer List

Police and Fire Special Orders list transfers and assignments effective June 21 to June 23. Includes patrolman moves between precincts, lieutenant assignments to detective division and DA office, acting sergeants, and leaves. Fire engine 154 to new quarters at 60 Hannah Street on June 23 morning.

Sabbath Centrelle Sth J. T. Collins Dominick G. Riley John J. Collins 154Th James G. Reynolds C. O F. Bonanno L. Gambardella District Attorney's Office M. Isaacson D. J. Reilly A. M T. P Sullivan Thomas A. Dolan James S. Grant John E. Driscoll James O' Keefe Homer H. Willett New Quarters Hannah Street Tompkinsville S A. M Walter I. Henry G. H. Stuckey Imngine

Shipping and Mails Mini Almanac of Today

Sail schedule and tides listing ships, ports, and sailing times across multiple lines. Includes arrivals and departures such as SS Evarger Trinidad May 25 and City of Savannah Savannah with varied AM and PM times, plus notes about pier openings for transatlantic lines.

Foreign Ports Arrivals and Route Movements Summary

A long list details ships arriving at various ports and routes with dates in June. Notable entries include SS Olympic and SS Philadelphia at Southampton on June 21, SS Chester at Antwerp June 20, SS Baltic and SS Madonna at multiple ports June 19-21, and several liners departing or passing Gibraltar or Suez en route to destinations such as Naples, Shanghai, and Naples.

Olympic Southampton Philadelphia Chester Antwerp Baltic Liverpool Madonna Marseilles Germania Lisbon Europa Naples Hudson Havre Prins Willem L Amsterdam Pernambuco Kahinga Port Natal Amsterturm Suez George Washington Plymouth Ghazee Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam Saxonia Madeira Koenig Albert

Shipping Notices From Sandy Hook Harbor Report

At Sandy Hook on June 21 traffic reports list ships bound for New York with positions: St Paul Southampton at 374 miles east at 3 AM due 24 from S A M. Cameronia to New York 6 miles east at noon due 22 noon. Rotterdam to New York 700 miles east at noon due 2 AM. Denver Galveston to New York 106 miles north of Jupiter at 7 PM. El Oriente Galveston to New York 92 miles west of Tortugas at noon. City of St. Louis Savannah to New York 7 miles south at noon. El Sud Galveston to New York passed Galveston Bar at 4 PM. Suriname Hellze to New York 40 miles south at noon.

City of Savannah el Alba Galveston Suriname Belize Korona St. Thomas St. Paul Southampton Virgil His Janeiro Prins Strathapey Rio Janaice Port Antonio Montego Cdxsupes Ee Lenape Jacksonville Oceanic Byron Barbados Unser Trinidad Lapland Antwerp Minnewaska London Camerfonia Glasgow Liverpool Rosie Lies Chicago Havre Patricia Hamburg Comanche Denver Borinquen San Juan Nueces Tampa City of Montgomery Creole New Orleans el Sol Cameronia Carmania Matanzas Jane Emilia Ener Sneer Algiers Aston Carpathia Gibraltar Re d'Italia Naples Laura Trieste Exeter City Sweneee Tenes P Rte Barrios City of St. Louis Rotterdam Wena Roma Lisbon Minnewask Stampalia Vigilancia Sete Havana Seminole Macoris Prinz Sigismund Bermudian Bermuda Sol Galveston Wilhelm See Cherbourg United States Genoa Sixaola Es Port Limon Walileo Hull Eters Luetzan Bremen Setae Citta di Palermo Luisiana Uiler Cadwncoes Port Spain el Oriente Eewee Victoria Cherbours Canada Marseilles Europa Hull Francisco Guiana Demerara Russia Libau Et Huron Colonsaree Une Johns Prorizel Aesst Mauretania Prinzess Rene Caracay Philadelphia Mexico el Sudenone Bristol City Barry Hermion Shields Ocmulgee New York Cedric Savoie Ae Hesbaye Rouen Suwanee Bristol Salamanca Sabine Sane Campanella Santiago Mayaro Kaiser F Josef L Azores Peewee Ee Sierra Nevada Kaiser Wilhelm Xe Pannonia Grenada Ryndam Venezia Sieglinde Rio Janeiro Arapahoe Jacksonville San Marcos Luristan Cardenas Pilar del Rio Antilles SAIL France Havre Esperanza Colon Prinz Sigismund Inaagua Crispan Para Celtie Liverpool F Tietgen Sandy Hook N. J S A. M Holland America Line

Mail Routes and Sailing Dates for Pacific Vessels

Shipping notices list multiple mail routes from Hawaii, Japan, Korea, China, and the Pacific Islands with vessels including Shid zuoka Maru Chiyo Maru Empress of India U. S. Transpogy Canada Maru Marama Sierra Aorangi and dates in June July. Specific paths include via San Francisco Seattle Tacoma Vancouver and via Vancouver with destinations Australia New Zealand Fiji and Marquesas.

New York Hawaii Samoan Islands New Zealand Australia West Ventura Japan Korea China Seattle Philippine Islands San Francisco Vancouver Marama Sierra Marquesas Cook Islands San Franciseco Aorangi

Supplementary mail rules for sea post vessels and sail times

Double postage is required except for Sea Post vessels. Supplementary mails are opened on Steamship piers one and a half hours before sailing and closed ten minutes prior. No pier mail for Cunard Wednesday sailings at 1 A.M. but prepaid double postage is accepted at the Foreign Station after close of regular mail up to 10:50. See Page 1 for latest shipping.

Sea Post Cunard Lloyd White Star New York Cuba Mat Porto Rico Panama Red P

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