Rest for Women at Colony Club Debate on Income and Roles
Hamilton Mabie argues women could be endowed with a yearly income and urged society to support working women through the Working Girls Vacation Society. The meeting highlighted Uplands in the Adirondacks, Fresh Air Fund leadership, and the society's debt and risk of closing homes without funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Colony Club
Mathie
Mabie
Bingham
Uplands
Adrondacks
John B. Devine
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Ir. Devine
Willard Parsons
Tribune Fresh Air
Vacation Love
Richard Irvin
Miss Maude Minor Urges Night Court Reforms at Waldorf
Miss Maude Minor, renowned probation officer at the night court and founder of a refuge for homeless girls, spoke to the Legislative League at the Waldorf Astoria. She warned that prostitution in the Lower East Side is spreading and urged harsher penalties for cadet coercion, calling for felonizing the worst abuse. Miss Mary Proctor discussed upcoming solar eclipse trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Minor
Legislative League
Waldorf-Astoria
Lower East Side
Miss Minor
League
Fsw
Mary Proctor
Gleanings on holidays and a child’s own space in the home
A housekeeper solves a servant problem by long daily hours and extended time off. The piece argues real holidays come from substantial blocks of time not a few hours, notes adults seek meals on maid days, and praises The Home Magazine’s call for a dedicated child’s room. It envisions a safe, lit, heated, small space for imaginative play and easy cleanup, leaving childhood with fond memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Magazine
Where Can Boys Play In A City On Open Grounds Or Streets
A City Federation of Women's Clubs committee heard that neither rich nor poor city boys have suitable play spaces. A mother described limits at Central Park edges and weekly ball grounds, while debates over park access and police enforcement highlighted lack of proper playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Committee
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Astor
Central Park
Julian Hesth
W. H. Hotchkin
Riverside Drive
Heath
Edith Totten McGrath
Patterned Coat Design For All Season Fabrics
Short jaunty pattern note praises bore coats in value and general wearing appeal. Describes suitability for pongee linen poplin piqué and similar fabrics with embroidery braiding soutache trimming or appliqué options for varied looks from one foundation.
Pattern No 5.959 for sizes 34 to 40 bust measures
The pattern requires three yards 21 or 4 yards, two and a quarter yards 3, or one and a half yards 44 inches wide. The pattern covers bust measures 34, 36, 38 and 40 inches and will be mailed on receipt of 19 cents. Address Pattern Department New York Tribune. Include a 2 cent stamp for letter post if rushed.
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New-York Tribune
Fifth Avenue Toy and Dress Shop Display Described
The shop window showcases silver baby dinner sets, christening bowls, and rattles with engraved details. Cerise ribbons, bronze heels, satin baby toilet sets, and safety pin holders appear among new spring accessories. Children's shoes in white buckskin and patent leather, hosiery for youngsters, and white silk stockings reflect a seasonal wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Century Investment Plans 36 Story Office Tower at West Street
Century Investment and Battery Place Realty, led by president William H Chesebrough, plan a 36 story office building on West Street Washington Street and Battery Place connected to the 22 story Whitehall Building. The $4.6 million Renaissance brick structure will have 30 elevators and a central 446.9 foot tower, with wings of 16 and 31 stories. Plans filed with Manhattan Bureau of Buildings.
Real estate transfers in Manhattan and nearby suburbs
William W Strouse sells a two story frame building at the northwest corner of First Street and Broadway on a 102.3 by 150 foot plot. Henry T Bullman buys the adjacent 162nd Street Broadway parcel for a six story elevator apartment building. Hale J How & Co sell on 17th Street to Robert Ferguson & Son for a high class apartment site. Horace Ely & Co hold for Mrs Marie Daggett a three story dwelling on 239 West 132nd Street. Reserve Realty resells 217 to 221 East 108th Street four story tenements on a 75 by 101.1 foot plot. Frank & Kreielsheimer sell 1842 to 1848 24th Street tenement houses on a six story plot. Mrs M Silverman sells one of two seven story apartments on Broadway between 1424 and 1434 Streets. William Conville sells 124 East 19th Street five story tenement on 25 by 100.11 feet. E Pierpont Hicks buys 133 East 38th Street four story dwelling on 17 by 39 feet. Fleischauer Brothers sell four story school building Nos 244 and 245 East First Street to Central Manufacturing Company. structure will be altered. Gaffney estate sells four story tenement No 325 East 28th Street to Mr Henderson. Collins & Evans sell Rochelle Heights dwelling on 16 by 159 feet at Rochelle Heights New Rochelle to T Plunkett.
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Century Investment
Battery Place Realty Companies
William H. Chesebrough
West St
Washington St
Battery Place
Clinton & Russell
Whitehall
Chesebrough Companies
Washington Sts
Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan
Home Circle Realty Company
West Soth St
John H. Berry
C. M. Silverman & Son
Castleton
Broadway
McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
Wiliam W
17&Th St
Robert Ferguson & Son
Horace & Ely & Co
Marie Daggett
Oscar Questreicher
West 38Th
Frank & Kreielsheimer
Goodman & Gress
M. Silverman
William T. Conville
M. Dalmores
E. Pierpont Hicks
Mary EB. Stone
East 38Th
Fleischauer Brothers
Central Manufacturing Company
Gaffney Estate
Henderson
Collins & Evans
Carpenter & le Count
Cromwell Avenue Plot Sold at Real Estate Exchange
Real estate auction results show multiple parcels sold or placed on sale. Buyers include Carl Frank James Nolan Gerhard Kuehne and others with prices ranging from 2.90 to 16.90 altering several plots on Cromwell Avenue Weeks Avenue Cypress Avenue and 139th to 170th streets. Adjourned items include four story tenement No 1½ and No 89 adjacent properties with further listings in Vesey Street salesrooms.
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Joseph P. Day
Cromwell] Ave
170Th Ft
Carl Frank
Weeks Ave
171Th St
James Nolan
Gerhard Kuehne
140Th Street
Cypress Ave
118Th St
Pleasant Ave
Vesey St
Actress Hope Booth Buys Floral Park Lot for $7240
Floral Park plot on Floral Parkway and Willow Street bought by actress Hope Booth for 7240 dollars. The corner parcel at 153 feet frontage and 184 feet depth sits in the McCormack Estate development along the Long Island Railroad line in Nassau County. Other theatrical figures such as Victor Moore and Clara Lipman have purchased nearby parcels.
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Hope Booth
Floral Park
McCormack Heal Estate Company
Long Island Railroad
Nassau County
Floral Parkway
Willow St
Miss Booth
Victor Moore
Beatrice McKenzie
Walter Shannon
Frank Keenan
Louis and
Samuel Mann
Clara Lipman
Willet M. Kershaw
Adolph Lestina
Building Frame Dwelling on Tetianne Creston Ave
A fragmentary record notes a three story frame dwelling on Tetianne Creston Avenue with an X44 ft lot. Architect Gustav Freorn Frederick Jaeger is listed, with a stated cost around 7.00 dollars per foot and a frontage of 146 ft on Teler Avenue.
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Tetianne Creston
Gustav Fre Orn
Frederick Jaeger
Teler Ave
H. Schubert
Standard Architectural Co
Spurten Duryvil Parkway
Run
Blackstone Ave
Willis E. Thorn
Thomas Phillips
Realty Notes: Leases and Sales In Manhattan Buildings
Real estate actions include Bryan L. Kennelly leasing a Broadway front office at No 49 Broadway to Francis F. Robins and a second floor suite to Wilmerding Morgan Co. Woodcock & Britt lease No 33 West 19th St for Belle Budd to Elizabeth Jones. others lease or sell properties on West 4th Street, West 58 7th Ave, 261 West Ith St, 391 and 286 6th Ave, and Amsterdam Ave near Washington Bridge. A West Side Taxpayers meeting is set for tonight at 267 and 269 West 4th St. A. V. Donelan Construction to build a six story flat house with stores on Amsterdam Ave north of Washington Bridge for 9,000. A Kissling syndicate buys the six story loft at Ath Ave and 5th St. Estate sale of Albert J. Adams reported. Eugene J. Busher handles sale of Gast 384 and 386 43rd St to James F. Keeson.
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Bryan L. Kennelly
Broadway
Francis F. Robins
Wilmerding, Morgan & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Woodcock & Britt
West 19Th St
Belle ©. Budd
Elizabeth Jones
J. F. H. Demorest
Frank Laplate
West Ith St
Clausine M. Benson
Willam H. Overacre
Louis Schrag
Charles A. Belden
Oestretcher Bros
6Th Ave
Mth St
West Side Taxpayers’ Association
West 4Th
BE. H. Ladlow & Co
West
Thomas S. Ormiston
Walter J. Clark
A. V. Donelan
Washington Bridge
Louie A. Kissling
Ath Ave
Sith St
Whd Br
Albert J. Adams
Esterda Eugene J Busher
James F. Keeson
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Irvin
William Herbert
Evsn
Night Court
New York
Upper Broadway
Cromwell Avenue
Joseph P Day
Leon Tuchmiann
Meyer Chenkin
Manheim & Mattys
F T Fitzger
Ala
Hugh D Smyth
Timpson Place
Elizabeth Gifford
Ajax
Ernest Halli
Jeb
Tripsun
Izist St
THE
Bronx
Long Island Real Estate
NEW York-Jamaica Realty CO
Montague ST
Brooklyn, N. Y
Trustees
William P. Rae, George W. Palmer
Harold C. McNulty
George G. Smith
Charles S. Cole
C. J. McCormick
Jamaica
New York City
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Ryland & Whiting CO
Beekman &T
Stern ‘Bros
Sachs & C O
Brooklyn Property
Ckerson
Fiske Terrace
Flatbush
Brighton Beach
R. R
T. B. Ackerson Company
Builéiders
Houses _ of Merit
Liberty Heights
Woodhaven
Voughto É& CO
Fulton ST
Brooklyn
City Hotels
HOTEL
Grenoble
56Th ST
7Th AV
la Carte
William P. Chase
Wellington
UH Ave
J. F. Champlin
Mgr
So. Boulevard
N. ¢ Cor
Home St
Martha Graham
Harry T. Howell
Tribune Building
BELLA
Theat
James’ Pl
Pulton
Grand Ave
Park Rev
Willoughby St
Golden Realty Ce
Madison Square
Tribune Uptown
Real Estatay
Yooling
Northport
Thos
Leary
Ossining
N. Y
New Yorks
Grand Central Station
Harlem
N. B
Hartford Roads
Coane Field Griffin & CO
Sthave
City
Country Property
Wolfe Hertman CO
Atchess County Real Estate
Gale
West 34Th St
28Th St
Millwood
New Jersey Real Estate
McChesney
Boulevard
Jersey City
Junction
Nelson Ave
Bleecker Et
New
N. J
Bleecker St
A. R. Allen
Bentley Ave
Morristown
Koehn
West 29Th Et, N.Y
C. Farle
Market St
Newark
Harvey N. Bloomer
Robert Reid Company
Hanscom
West 15Th St
Hobson Brothers
Cuozzo & Gaglano Company
Samuel Fine
Cyrille Carreau
C. E. Bloodgood
Mereland
Lake Erie
East 49Th Street
Frederick Scheeder
Schreeder
Crerson
Great South Bay
Brightwaters
Bayshore
L. L
Backerson Company
Asisit
Long Beach
Atee
Massapeqt
Warlborough - Blenbein
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Atlantic
Fear
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Europ
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Atlantic City
Traymore Hotel Company
CHAS
Haddon Hall
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Ocean Front
Montclair
Specia
Hotel Dennis
N.S
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Virginia Hot Springs
Fred Sterry
Sovines
Acpremd Court
Bowe, Plaintt
Atram
Jacob Lien
Gabriel Delzunzio
Datenéants
New York County
Sydney W. Stern
Plaintis
Artorme
ST Nassee
Bor Hattam
City of New York
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Fra
Dominik Fasoli
James Fitzgerald
Supreme Court of
State
County of
Borough of
Supreme Court
New YO Bowe
Abses
Gabriel Delmunme
Dominik Fascil
Robert Liven
Teresa
Jacob Goliner
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Pilaint
Asury Department
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Wasnleton
D. C
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Mich
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Streecisco
Cal
Governo L Kimball
General
Boards of Water Supply
New Yor
Dias
Co Mely
John A Bensel
Board of War
Vt. & Army
R. Coe
U.S Army
Washington, D. C
Rerlitz School OF Languages
Bros¢way
Mariem
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