Tuscan Feasts and Friends in an Italian Portrait
A London reviewer praises Doroth y Nevile Lees for Tuscan Feasts and Friends as a sincere, intimate account of everyday Italian life. The companion volume Through Italy with Car and Camera is critiqued for overfamiliarity and occasional art-critiquing flaws, while Through Italy with the Poets is highlighted as a useful pocket guide of classical and contemporary verse for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Nevile Lees
Sas Dodd. Mead & Co
Italy
Dan Fellows Platt
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Moffat, Yard & Co
Tuscany
Bianca Maria
Miss Lees
Miss Lee
Cortana
Platt
Ravenna
Jay
Raphael
Schauffler
South
Baedeker
Asquith Tight Rein Ushers New Parliament Style
London April 4 The rival leaders alter Parliament’s rhythm as Asquith replaces Campbell Bannerman with a firmer hand, reshapes the government lineup and aims to unite factions. His debut splits critics and fans, promising a bold but cautious approach to licensing reform Home Rule and education issues. Churchill’s appointment and Lloyd George input are noted as pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Asquith
Liberal Party
House
Ireland
William Harcourt
Commons
Barriester
Birrell
Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Coleagues
Mr. Lloyd-George
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
England
Architect Wins Porto Rico Capitol Prize
Frank E. Perkins of 1123 Broadway won the first prize from 400 competitors for the San Juan capital building. The reinforced concrete Greek Doric design features a low dome, no glass windows, and shutters to withstand island tornadoes. The capitol will house the Ex House of Delegates and the Executive Council, with a $209,000 appropriation for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Frank E. Perkins
Broadway
Perkins
Capitol
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Erie saves 10000 a day with nine hour shops order
Meadville Penn April 14 an order issued Monday put Erie Railroad shops on nine hours an increase of one hour today a new order suspends all shop work except light repairs on the entire system until May five thousand men are affected The order was made by President Underwood and General Manager Stuart during a tour of inspection The suspension saves 10000 a day to be applied on the companys present financial obligations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Penn
Erie Railroad
Underwood
Stuart
Navy Pay Raise and Ship Command Rules Debated
Washington April 14 The naval appropriation bill faces a Senate committee amendment to raise pay for officers and enlisted men and to bar nonline officers from commanding ships. The move may tie to staff officer titles and pay. Also listed are Army and Navy personnel orders and ship movements with arrivals at Magdalena Bay Port-au-Prince and other ports.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Stokes
Ajax
Magdalena Bay
Bes Moines
Port-au-Prince
Tennessee
California
Flett
Buffalo
San Francisco
Prairie
Navy Yard
New York
Newport
Guantanam
Mare Island
Seattle
South Dakota
Bremerton
Tingey
Blakely
Thornton
de Long
Pensacola
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
Minnesota
Ohio
Missouri
Maine
Alabama
Illinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Culgoa
San Diego
Des
Autos Off to Japan Parade Reaches Seattle for Asia Run
The French and Italian cars in the New York to Paris race arrived in Seattle on April 13 and were loaded onto the steamer Aki Maru for shipment to Japan. A Paris Matin telegram ordered the drivers to depart on the Aki Maru, with the German car expected later. The fleet will go directly to Japan and then to Vladivostok, while the American entry nears Seattle and will also head to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Paris
Orient
Jamaica patrolman saves children from mad dog attack
Patrolman Charles E. Pochin of the Jamaica precinct in Queens fired on a rabid dog that lunged toward two groups of children on Hearn avenue near Rockaway Road. He killed the animal and six bitten dogs. two remaining dogs are believed owned and watched. The brain of the first dog showed rabies.
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Charles E. Pochin
Jamaica Precinct
Queens
Hearn Avenue
Rockaway Road
Pochin
Joseph P. Sheridan
Queens Health Department
Manhattan
Harmony in Coal Conference Opens Peaceful
The first day of talks among bituminous coal miners and operators from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois in Toledo suggests a calm session. Credentials show 63 operators and 169 miners from Ohio 35 operators and 10 miners from Pennsylvania 15 operators 31 miners from Indiana black coal district Indiana 1b miners Illinois 1b miners total 178 operators and 282 miners.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wlinois
Rival Consolidated Change Ticket Seeks Control
An opposition ticket led by Ogden D. Budd challenges the administration at the Consolidated Stock Exchange. Included are Aaron De Cordova as first vice president, Hf. G. Romaine as second vice president, E. R. Grant as treasurer, and Valentine Mott as chairman, with a full slate for the board of governors. Election set for May 11.
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Tribune
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Ogden D. Budd
C. H. Badeau
Buddy
Aaron de Cordova
Hf. G. Romaine
E. R. Grant
Valentine Mott
Board of Governors
David E. Levey
Adrian R. Allen
W. B. Valentine
John E. Hoey
W. W. Walsh, Jr
Herbert L. Joeckel
L. B. Wilson
R. M. Jarvis
Alexander
Water Color Exhibit Free to Public at Society Gallery
J Nicoll president of the American Water Color Society announced the forty first exhibition will open April 30 at the Fine Arts Galleries West street and be free to the public for five days weekly until May 24 Paid days will be Fridays and Saturdays The experiment aims to boost attendance to test funding needs for future daily access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nicoll
American Water Color Society
Angus
Society
Fine Arts
West Street
Nicoll
Women push for clean milk despite price concerns
Wilbur Phillips of the New York Milk Committee told a Murray Hill Woman's Municipal League tea that women want clean milk but resist paying for it. He outlined plans to cut bacteria by using sterile milking practices and to supply certified milk for babies at affordable prices, with depots and nurses to dispense it. Foster Crowell urged funding for summer street cleaning, noting snow removal costs and comparing this winter's spend to last year. Mrs. Charles P. Barkley chaired the meeting.
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Wilbur Phillips
New York
Phillips
Milk Committee
Mr. Phillips
Foster Crowell
Crowell
Board of Estimate
Charles P. Barkley
Murray Hull
Social reform talks stress individual responsibility in solving woes
The Woman's Forum at Berkeley Lyceum heard Rev Dr Thomas R Silver urge personal treatment of each case to improve society from within. Miss Helen Marot of the Woman's Trade Union League argued that mass issues like unemployment require action beyond individuals, noting hundreds out of work in New York and limited power of benevolent work alone. The league, aiding unemployed women via sewing training at the West Side Settlement, has six women ready for home placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Forum
Berkeley Lyceum
Thomas R. Silver
Children’s Court
Helen Marot
Woman's Trade Union League
Miss Marot
West Side Settlement
Waverley Place
Suffrage Orator Amy Ricard Inspires Madison Square Crowd
Miss Amy Ricard spoke at an open air suffrage meeting in Madison Square yesterday afternoon. A crowd of about five hundred men and some women greeted her as she appeared under a banner that read Votes for Women. She argued suffrage was normal and natural like buying hats, eliciting enthusiastic shouts of approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Ricard
Madison Square
Amy
Miss Ricard
Clyde Fitch
Recount Jury Arrives for Mc Clellan Hearst Case in Supreme Court
In quo warranto proceedings to oust Mayor Mc Clellan and seat William R Hearst the jury panel reached nine after two days. Police attendance was trimmed as Justice Lambert allowed telephone summons. Jurors included Herman Curiel Arthur Seco Held George Palen and John Devoe with trials set on April 14 16 and 29 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
William R. Hearst
Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
George K. Sterling
Thomas T. Richardson
No. West Lth Street
Herman A. Curlel
Arthur R. Seco- Held
West 106Th Street
Lambert
George Palen
East Tith Street
John H. Devoe
Jessup Place
Bingham
Speakers at the event include Mrs Clyde Commander and Mrs Sophie Loebenger
The passage notes that one speaker stood out clearly to the crowd while other speakers named were Mrs Clyde K Commander and Mrs Sophie Loebenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde K. Commander
Sophie Loebenger
Woman's Republican Club weighs vivisection ethics at Plaza
An impromptu discussion on vivisection by the Woman's Republican Club ran long at the Plaza, with Mrs. Diana Belais presenting the anti vivisection view and three doctors, Dr. William H. Park, Dr. Frederick Lee, and Dr. Victor C. Pedersen, asking to respond. Dr. Park toud tenderness of female staff in Health Board lab and offered tours. Dr. Lee challenged ideal of women as subjects, citing Dr. Lawson Tait and asserting provocative motives for anti vivisection stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Republican Club
Plaza
Williams Cumming Story
Diana Belais
William H. Park
Health Board Laboratory
Frederick Lee
Columbia University
Victor C. Pedersen
Park
Health Board
Pretty breakfast jacket pattern for young girls
The New-York Tribune advertises a breakfast jacket pattern for girls fourteen and sixteen with a large collar and optional sleeves. The pattern No. AS uses challis lace or washable fabrics and requires about four yards of fabric plus four yards of lace, with banding. Send 19 cents plus age and pattern number to Pattern Department, New-York Tribune.
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Mater’s
New-York Tribune
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Ettore Pais
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Bailey K. Ashford
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Thomas BR. Doe
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Chicago
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Portsmouth
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Consolidated ‘Change Ticket
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Ingrts
Jew Eohle
Jaratea
Republican Club
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Hercules
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Sandy Hook
Preuwssen
Hamburg
Atlantic
Liebig Company
Genuine
J. v. Liebig
Diue
Ad Nauheim May
Germany
Kaiserhof
A. Haberland
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