French Canadians Grow Fast Under Canada Law
An analysis by Eugene Rouillard in Extension details a Canadian policy of pensioning heads of large families, noting French Canadian birth rates and population spread from Quebec to Ontario and the Maritimes. It credits Catholic faith for family size, cites 5,414 premiums granted through 1905, and asserts literacy and education remain strong with few poor among French Canadians.
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Eugene Rouillard
M. Leroy-Beaulieu
France
Canada
Mr. Rouillard
Quebec
Ontario
Maritime
Dominion
New England
Province of
Monsieur
Madame
America
Montreal
Nicolet
North America
Chicoutimi
Leo XIII
Suffragists Plan Multiday Long Island Campaign
The New York State Woman Suffrage Association launches a ten day Long Island drive beginning July 3 led by Miss Clara B. Morrison. A July 4 Long Beach event features a Votes for Women meeting at the band stand with cake lemonade and sale of propaganda. Major meetings planned at Garden City Bayside Sea Cliff Southampton Quogue and more with leaders including Harriet May Mills and Anna Howard Shaw along with male speakers.
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Long Beach
William A. Reynolds
Long Island
New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Clara B. Morrison
Timothy L. Woodruff
Doubleday, Page & Co
Garden City
Hugh McKellan
Bayside Yacht Club
Sea Cliff
Queens
Alfred Eno
Jericho Turnpike
Schuyler Warren
Southampton
Quogue
Alice Howell
Golf Club
R. C. Talbot Perkins
Harriet May Mills
State Association
Anna Howard Shaw
James Leeds Folow
Fish Market Opens on Queensboro Bridge Market
A new fish market under the Queensboro Bridge at Fifty ninth Street and First Avenue sold 1800 pounds of weakfish and bluefish before noon. It will reopen tomorrow morning with more stock and maintains a small margin above wholesale cost. Weakfish 8 cents and bluefish 15 cents per pound. The Citizens' Committee plans a vegetable market at the same location and basis this week.
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Queensboro Bridge
Fiftyninth Street
First Avenue
Citizens’ Committee
Critics say New Building Code repeats past errors in fire safety
Lawrence Veiller, head of the Charity Organization Society department, objects to the draft code now before the Board of Aldermen. He cites failure to separate elevator shafts from stairs and criticizes area limits that favor stores over theatres, as well as overlooked open spaces for light and ventilation and vague definitions for dwellings and apartments.
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Board of Aldermen
Lawrence Veliller
Department For the Improvement of
Charity Organization Society
Veliller
New York
Mr. Veiller
Triangle
Equitable
New York City
City of
Weiller
Veiller
Aotel
Eee
Building Code Committee
Alderman Herbst
New York City Seeks Sound Propositions for Code Reform
A patient advocate expressed a sincere wish to examine every proposition to craft the best city code for New York. The remarks highlight a careful, merit driven approach aimed at benefiting the metropolis and its residents.
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New York
Preserve Bloomingdale Square Name Or Rename Straus Park
Mott and West Side residents object to renaming Bloomingdale Square at Broadway West End Avenue and 106th Street to Straus Park. They urge retaining Bloomingdale Square as the historic name tied to Bloomingdale Road and Manhattan history since 1807, noting the square was later abandoned when Central Park was created.
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Broadway
West End Avenue
106Th Street
Straus Park
Bloomingdale Square
West Side
Bloomingdale Road
Hopper Striker Mott
Ye West Side
Jacob H. Schiff
Isidor Straus
Manhattan Island
Mott
West
Chelsea
Greenwich
Harlem
Yorkville
Bloomingdale
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Central Park
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Russia
Wallace, van Dyke
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