Not Bomb Throwers Owing to Socialism Claims at Settlement
At the Normal College Alumni Settlement annual meeting Mrs. Harry Arnold Day rebutted claims that the settlement teaches socialism noting impartial discussions on labor unions. Congressman Olcott defended settlements as means to improve life, and funds were sought to sustain operations through October with a $1,000 appeal.
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Harry Arnold Day
Normal College
J. van Vechten Olcott
Alice Finnett
Gregory R. Pisek
Day
Hat Trimming Contest At Mrs Lawrence Home In City
The Sunday Kindergarten hat trimming contest began at 15 East 90th Street with piles of untrimmed hats and artificial flowers from New York shops. Represented are all boroughs including Manhattan Brooklyn The Bronx and contestants from several social circles. Next contest set for Friday afternoon with a professional umpire and prizes including a portrait and miniature. Children from the East Side will visit the site next Saturday to choose hats and take them home in bandboxes.
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Isaac Lawrence
East 90Th Street
New York
Manhattan
Benjamin Thaw
Charlies M. Oelrichs
Berry Wall
Bradley Jones
Joseph Taylor Marean
Brooklyn
Countess Spottswood- Mackitt
Bronx
East Side
Schoolgirls of 1855 Aged Friends Revisit Irving High
The Washington Irving High School Association hosted a reception for sixty alumnae of the old 12th Street school. Guests, dating back to 1855, were welcomed by Miss Hilda Ryan as the girls sang and reminiscences were shared. Refreshments followed the gym activities and cooking class served treats.
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Washington Irving High School Association
12Th Street
University Place
Lydia F. Wadleigh Association
Wadleigh
Wadleigh High School
Hilda Ryan
Wilhelm Mzttfeld
Susan Ketcham Bourne
Lydia F. Wadleligh
Exceedingly attractive shirt pattern model offered
The Tribune describes a new shirt design by pattern patterning fans. The model features three-quarter sleeves with shaped cuffs or standard sleeves, offering a versatile choice for wearers seeking a modern look.
Pattern Department Notice for Letter Postage
In haste, send an additional 2-cent stamp for letter postage. Provide pattern number and bust measure distinctly. Address Pattern Department New-York Tribune. If pattern is needed urgently, mail by letter postage in a sealed envelope.
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New-York Tribune
Meat prices hold as market notes widespread gains
The market reports ongoing meat price rises with beef at 22 to 24 cents a pound and porter house at 28 cents. Lamb shows mixed moves, spring lamb rising and winter lamb steady. Poultry prices stay firm while butter and cheese hold. fruits and vegetables vary, with strawberries, pineapples, and pears noted among others.
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Virginia
Georgia
Canada
New York
Indianapolis
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Oregon
California
Rochester
Sinclair House to Close Tonight for Office Building
The Sinclair House on Sth street and Broadway will close at midnight and be razed May 1 to make way for a twelve story commercial building. Ground leased from the Snug Harbor estate with 193 years left, built on land once owned by Jay Hamilton and Roosevelt.
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Sinclair House
Sth Street
Broadway
John Jay
Alexander Hamilton
Isaac Roosevelt
Old Place
Sinclair Reality Company
Snug Harbor
A. L. Ashman
Robert Sinclair
James Ryan
James Butler
Astor Place
Horace Greeley
Ashmen
Grover Cleveland
Ashman
William Cullen Bryant
Jay
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Frederick Charles Hans Poelitz
Ihe
Robert R. Randall
Leases on Madison Ave and City Properties
Willam J Roome leases four story brownstone at 177 Madison Ave for business use including a store on ground floor and real estate offices on second floor with alterations costing 20400 dollars. Third through fifth floors to become bachelor apartments. J P and E J Murray lease store at 3rd Ave and 1st St to Joseph Hordes, tailor. Store had housed Atlantic and Pacific Tea for about thirty years. Lewis H May Co leases Morrell villa at Meredith and Ocean Aves Arvyenne to Mary Slater for years. Benjamin R Lummis leases 14 East 22d St parlor floor to Dr C H Strong for years.
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Willam J. Roome
Madison Ave
34Th St
Mr. Roome
J.P
E. J. Murray
Arcaer
3D Ave
Joseph Hordes
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Lewis H. May Company
C. F. Noyes Company
New York
H. Hart
Morrell
Meredith and
Ocean Aves
Newark Plot Purchase Hints Theatre Prospect on Market and Beaver
Plans surface for a $150 000 purchase of the northeast Market and Beaver corner in Newark owned by Philip N Jackson. Reports say Aaron P Ordway could acquire the property if talks succeed and a theatre may be built on the site.
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Market and
Beaver St
Newark
Philip N. Jackson
Aaron P. Ordway
Loft Sale at West 39th Street Joins 5S Shaw Portfolio
Albert B. Ashforth sells No. 24 West 39th Street, a five story loft and store building 22 by 98.9 feet, to a client of 5S W Shaw for 150000. Clinton Russell designed the building. Plans filed for remodelling No. 95 to 99 Hudson Street and 607 to 613 West 50th Street projects involve multiple owners and architects, with costs listed.
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Albert B. Ashforth
A. F. Jammes
West 39Th St
5S. W. Shaw
Clinton & Russell
Isaac L. Rice
Riverside Drive
Solomon Gcinasi
C. H. Gilbert
Murphy
Hudson St
Franklin St
Charles H. Fiske
Henri Fouchaux
West 50Th St
Julius G. Hocke
Henry Davidson
John Beese
Louis A. Kessling
37Th St
8Th Ave
Albert J. Adams
Republic of Panama
Essex St
Mary O'Neill
Scottish Provident Institution
West 34Th St
University Heights Project Dwelling For Dr Harold W Bell
A two and a half story frame house is under construction for Dr Harold W Bell in University Heights New York City Bronx area north of NYU Plans by Albert E Davis specify a 23.6 by 28.6 by 55 foot building occupying four plots 10 feet deep First floor features a large square hall trimmed in quartered oak with brick mantel hall seat and stained glass windows A left side waiting room and rear mahogany finish physician office adjoin a tiled laboratory with basin and cabinets The sitting and dining rooms will have cream white enamel with an Ionic colonnade a brick corner fireplace and a south facing bay window The kitchen will include white crockery tubs a sink a flour barrel cupboard and dressers
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Harold W. Bell
University Heights
Bronx
New York University
Albert E. Davis
Detached Two Story and Attic Frame Dwelling on University Heights
The Bronx project for Dr. Harold Walworth Bell by architect Albert E. Davis updates University Heights with a detached two story and attic home. Features include a servants stairway to the second floor, four bedrooms, library, sewing room, two bathrooms, tiled floors, white enamel fixtures, and two attic rooms. Estimated cost is $12,000.
Auction Room Real Estate Sales Report
In the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms on yesterday date Joseph P Day sold No 239 111th st south side 240 feet west of 2d ave six story flat house and store to the plaintiff for 32878 Hugh D Smyth sold three story frame tenement on Timpson Place to William G Schaff for 4725 another three story tenement on Timpson Place to the plaintiff for 4000 and No 256 12st st a three story dwelling to Henry Russell for 7400
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Real Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
111Th St
South Side
2D Ave
Hugh D. Smyth
Timpson Place
14Éth St
William G. Schaff
144Th St
12St St
Henry Russell
Real estate transfers listed in Manhattan and area sales
Mrs Zeh sells to Dr Meyer a three story house at 343 West 50th street. Joseph Acker sells two five story flat houses at 614 and 616 West 168th street. Morris Kallman sells a five story flat house at 2101 2d avenue. Telchman estate sells two four story tenements at 23 and 238 East 71st street. Joseph Rosenberg sells a six story tenement at 141 and 1443 West 10th street. American Real Estate Company sells remaining property.
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Maria Zeh
Charles F. Meyer
West 50Th St
Joseph 8. Acker
168Th St
Morris Kallman
2D Ave
Telchman
East 71St St
Joseph Rosenberg
West 10Th St
American Real Estate Company
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