New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Apr 24, 1908, p. 11

Judge Ommen Warned by Yellow Peril and Suffrage Fears

Judge Alfred E. Ommen told the West End Women's Republican Association at the Hotel Astor that he fears a rise in suffrage amid perceived changes in social conduct. He argued women have political influence without axes to grind and warned that if they demand the ballot the majority may yield.

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Alfred E. Ommen West End Women’s Republican Association Hotel Astor Ommen Woma Sax Hotenous

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Easter festival for seven hundred little mothers planned

Seven hundred little mothers will attend an Easter celebration next Saturday afternoon at the Murray Hill Lyceum. The Little Mothers' Aid Association sponsors the event and will provide refreshments. Each child will receive a potted plant to take home.

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Little Mothers Murray Hill Lyceum Little Mothers’ Aid Association

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Leaflet of Sanitary Maxims Urges Clean Food Picks

The National Consumers League issues a leaflet with simple rules to avoid dirty hands handling food and to ensure clean milk, kitchen care, and storage. Endorsed by Dr. Wiler, the guidance aims to help housekeepers buy only clean fresh food and follow practical steps for meat and dairy safety.

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Fond Committee The National Consumers League Wiler Ths

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Haariem Philharmonic Arth Morning at Waldorf Astoria

The Haariem Philharmonic Society presented its Arth musical morning of the season at the Waldorf Astoria yesterday. Performers included soprano Mrs Charles Rabold contralto Miss Ellen E Learned tenor Paul Dufault bass Claude Cunningham and accompanist Charles Gilbert Spress with ushers Mises Stilwell Shrady Van Santvoord Worrall. The rercep m committee featured Mrs Marick T Conover and a long list of ladies including Mrs George D Hamlin Mrs William Hills Mrs Richard Van Santvoord and others.

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Haariem Philharmonic Society Waldorf- Astoria Charles Rabold Ellen E. Learned Paul Dufault Claude Cunningham Charles Gilbert Spress Mises Stilwell Shrady van Santvoord Miss Worrall Rercepm Marick T. Conover George D. Hamlin William Hills Richard van Santvoord Henry D. Downs Thomas F Somers Samuel Hills Louis Gram Walter Wilkins Harnes J Young Isaac R Sprague Alfred E. Fountain Thomas F. Par A. S. Nichols John H. Banks John A. Mason

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Neck Dressings and Narrow Ties Dazzle Fashion

Describes high capular bands with Valenciennes or tulle frills now complemented by delicate neckties. Gold silver and colored braids from three-quarters to an inch wide are used for ends, creating elegant neck adornments.

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Finishing touches on a decorative silk fringe collar

The description explains black silk ball fringe tied in a small bow at the collar band. It also details three thick floss silk strands pleated and knotted about one and a half inches above each end, with ends frayed into fringe.

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D A R Washington Holds Key Meeting at White House

The Daughters of the American Revolution held election day activities with the president at the White House. Balloting selected ten vice presidents general, amid debate over bonds for Continental Hall with a proposed debt cap of 200000 dollars. Some members expect a constitutional amendment to borrow funds.

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Washington Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution Roosevelt White House Donald McLean Congress Continental Hall Mra Bailinger District of Columbia

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Dresses for the little children in playful patterns

The Tribune Pattern describes charming dresses for little girls with half low necks and elbow length sleeves. It notes fabric choices like frustrated white Persian lawn trimmed with embroidery and mentions a current fashion trend favoring pretty materials and special designs.

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Pattern No 5 965 for girls dresses ages two four six

The notice provides fabric yardage for medium size four years and lists measurements for Dresden, lawn and embroidered trim with binding. Pattern No 5 965 offers sizes two four six years and can be mailed for 12 cents plus postage. Include name and address to Pattern Department New York Tribune or add two extra cents for stamped sealed mail.

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Dresden New-York Tribune

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Hose Tests Expose Windsor Hose Flaws in City Contract

Testimony before the Commissioners of Accounts reveals the Fire Department bought Windsor hose that experts say could not meet specifications at the price paid. Witnesses cite missing Sea Island cotton duck, altered specs, and blanket certifications by city officials and auditors.

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Commissioners of Accounts Windsor Fire Hose Company Windsor Company W. HB. Mesick Manhattan Windsor Hayes J. 8. Leonard Sea Island Mitchel Leonard Controller’s Office Isaac FD. Markey Fire Department Mr. Markey New York Fire Department Willis A. Darling Republic Hose Company John Shields Shields John Byrnes

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Death Wins As Boy Nears Goal In Roller Skate Race

Warren Vanisky twelve years old of Brooklyn was crushed by a team of horses while racing four others along Fourth Avenue and 2th Street. He led by fifty feet when the incident occurred. Doctor Norton attempted emergency care at the Norwegian Hospital but the boy died en route. Joseph Berry of Centre Street was charged with homicide after being taken to the Fourth Avenue police station.

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Warren Vanisky 20Th Street Brooklyn Fourth Avenue 2Th Street Vanisky Joseph Berry No IM Centre Street Norton Berry

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Mrs Carter Necklace Sells for 309 at Fifth Avenue Auction

An antique diamond sapphire necklace said to have been worn by Mrs Leslie Carter Payne sold for 309 at the third day of Henry Hartman HR Bond's personal effects sale at 341 Fourth Avenue. K Jacobs bought the piece as dealers from Philadelphia and Boston attended. The sale continues today and ends Saturday with 77 more jewelry items to be offered.

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Leslie Carter-Payne Fifth Avenue Fourth Avenue K. Jacobs Philadelphia Boston Henry Hartman HR Bond R. Thomas

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Art Rug Sale Realizes Big Totals at Tarshanjian Collection

Buyers flocked to the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries for the Tarshanjian Persian rug sale. A. B. Stillwell bought a Meshed carpet at 7 percent, E. Carpenter paid 73 dollars for a royal Tabriz medallion, and P. F. Collier took home a Meshed piece for 770 dollars. The one day total reached 4465 dollars with two days at 41713 dollars.

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Tarshanjian Fifth Avenue A. B. Stillwell E. Carpenter Tabriz Palace P. F. Collier A. Dennett Kermanshah Palace

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Midtown Deals Parcel in West 34th Street

A busy real estate day pieces together sales on West 34th Street and adjacent avenues. Joseph Burke sells Nos 30 and 32 West 34th to Dr. Sheehan for a twelve story bachelor block and a four story dwelling at No 322 West 34th. M L Hess sells Nos 466 and 42 Sixth Ave for William Henken in a 49 by 60 foot plot at 28th Street and Sixth Ave. Plans include a new Penn tunnel station nearby and a three story dwelling at 125 West 43rd being converted to an office building for Harry von Tilzer.

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Joseph Burke West 34Th St Dr. Sheehan Mr.Burke Mr. Sheehan Manhattan M. L. Hess William Henken Sixth Ave 28Th St 6Th Ave Duff & Brown Michael Cahill Blackstone Ave Spuyten Duyvil Parkway West 43d St Harry von Tilzer West 71St St Pennsylvania Tunnel Louis F. Fick Murphy West 44Th St Astor Lohbauer’s Park Pelham Bay Joseph P. Day Lohbauer Park Improvement Company Cnaries V

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Auction Room Sales Recount at Real Estate Exchange

Large turnout at yesterday auction sales in the Real Estate Exchange rooms. Bid activity for prime parcels was light with multiple properties sold. prices ranged with several dwellings and vacant lots transferring to buyers including Edward F Maloney and John Ingre Jr. A second session is planned today with listings from Joseph P Day and others, noting numerous liens and tax figures.

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Real Estate Exchange

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Rescue of Helios Crew by Majestic at Sea

The Majestic rescued the captain and twenty four crew from the burning oil steamer Helios after it sank off the coast. Helios, en route from Philadelphia to Bordeaux, caught fire in bad weather on April 5. Captain Kjorboe and twenty four men were saved by lifeboats as Majestic and its officers assisted.

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Majestic Southampton Philadelphia Bordeaux Kjorboe Mr. Walker Helios

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Many Leases Reported From City Real Estate Company

Douglas Robinson notes numerous lease transactions for diverse tenants and properties. Leases include 259 Madison Ave for Harriet and A Clark, 7 West Street for Henry Unger, 438 Fifth Ave units to Richard J Hickson, second floor at 59 Fifth Ave to R M Haan, and other significant rentals. Properties span Broadway and St. Patrick areas, East 78th Street listings, East 73rd Street, and Huntington Long Island cottages to various parties.

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Douglas Robinson Charlies I. Brown & Co The City Real Estate Company Madison Ave Harriet Astor Estate Broadway and St. St Jacob Schioss John Lenox Fifra Title Guarantee and Trust Company Lexington Ave East Tist St J. G. Smith East 78Th St J. H. Chalmers Bishop Frederick Courtney Emilie Turner Sussex East 65Th St Elizabeth Murray Donchian Brothers Fifth Ave Najla Sabbagh Edith E. Mc East 73d St G. M. van Schaick W. Provost Huntington Long Island Leonard Jacob East Island George H. Taylor Edward Kemp

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Private Sales Market Transactions Highlight Urban Properties

J Walter Roseburg buys No 1 West 47th street from the Marcy estate a three story dwelling on a 20 by 100.5 foot lot in Philadelphia. Meyer Levenson sells No 244 Division Street a five story tenement on 28 by 75 feet to an unnamed buyer. Ernst and Cahn sell for Jacob Max the southwest corner of Paulding Avenue and 225th Street a 34 by 11111 foot plot. J J Pitman helps sell No 255 Lafontaine Avenue a two story dwelling on a 16 by feet lot. Williamson and Bryan sell for James T Barry the five story flat house No 11 Simpson Street.

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J. Walter Roseburg Philadelphia Marcy West 47Th St Meyer Levenson Division St Charles Bernstein Ernst & Cahn Jacob Max Paulding Ave 225Th St J. J. Pitman H. B. Soderberg Lafontaine Ave Williamson & Bryan James T. Barry Simpson St

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Building Loan Contracts Hit Local Property Deals

Claremont avenue and Broadway area see multiple mortgage actions. M Rosenthal lends Jeel Marks 156000 at 1434 St N S and 100 ft east Broadway with 212 6x99 11 Realty Mortgage Co. Joseph H Davis borrows 219000 at 1424 St N S and 3126 ft east Broadway with 712 6x99.11. West Side Construction receives 135000 in similar terms.

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Claremont Ave Rosenthal Jeel St. N S Broadway Realty Mortgage Co Joseph H Davis E Broadway West Side Construction

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Two Brick Houses Listed with Costs in Unionport and Morris Park Areas

Inwood avenue to 179th street area shows a 2 story brick dwelling 22 by 52 feet owned by Harriet McKiernan with architect Joseph W McKiernan and cost $6,000 on Unionport Road near Morris Park avenue. A second 2 story brick dwelling 29 by 52 feet owned by Thomas Wendle with architect T J Kelly priced as BRO.

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Inwood Ave Harriet McKiernan Joseph W McKiernan Unionport Road Morris Park Ave Thomas Wendle T J Kelly

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Credit Men Hold Dinner in New York

Gerrit J. Diekema member of Congress from Michigan Julius Henry Cohen and the Rev Dr Charles Albertson of Rochester spoke at the spring dinner of the New York Credit Men's Association at the Hotel Savoy last night W B Armstrong association president was toastmaster Diekema praised credit founded on character and its link to national virtue Cohen urged lawyers and businessmen to curb crooked practices and raise standards Albertson quipped about tastes and invisible abilities as assets

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Gerrit J. Diekema Congress Michigan Julius Henry Cohen Charles ©. Albertson Rochester New York Credit Men’s Association Hotel Savoy W. 8. Armstrong Mr. Diekema Mr. Cohen Albertson

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Spirited Benguiat Sale At American Art Galleries

Bidding ran strong at the first afternoon sale of Vitali Benguiat antiques at American Art Galleries. The event grossed 49950 for 250 objects with top price of 210 paid by Robert J. Collier for Louis XVI royal brocade curtains. Collier also bought several Renaissance portieres and velvet pieces while Mrs. John E. Parsons purchased Genoese jardinière portieres. Notables Erskine Hewitt, Mrs. Arthur Scribner, James Parmelee, Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. Thayer Jaccaci, W. A. W. Stewart and Alexander Morton participated. sale to resume that afternoon.

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Vitali Benguiat Thomas E. Kirby Robert J. Collier John E. Parsons Jardiniére Erskine Hewitt Arthur Lcribner James Parmelee Tiffany Thayer-Jaccaci W. A. W. Stewart Alexander Morton

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Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In U S District Court

The United States District Court heard several bankruptcy petitions yesterday. Debtors include Charlies Seliger of East 116th street with debts of 200 and assets of 1 500 life insurance, and A M Osness of East 117th street with 1 359 on 24 notes. George Philips of Seventh avenue owes 1 989 on a chattel mortgage. H Joseph Co. of Union Square faces involuntary claims of 75 75. Frederick J Moser appointed receiver for American Sheffield Silver Co. Alfred Boote Co. shows liabilities 43 571 67 and assets 47 719 with principal creditors Ehman Co McCoy Son National Tile Robertson Tile Rainbow and New Jersey Tile. William H Willis named receiver. Sheriff seizes 1595 against Anti Shrink Laundry Co. in Edward Lowenstein suit.

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United States District Court Charlies Seliger East 116Th Street A. M. Osness East 117Th Street Thomas M. Brewer Tarrytown George Philips Eth Avenue Seventh Avenue H. Joseph &Co Union Square Adolph Rusch Henry A. Rusch H. Osterman Frederick J. Moser American Sheffield Silver Company First Avenue 28Th Street Alfred Boote Company Primecipal Creditors Co Ehman & Co Decatur J. B McCoy & Son West 20Th Street National Tile Company West 17Th Street Robertson Art Tile Company Trenton N. J M. Ranbow Third Avenue New Jersey Tile Company William H. Wills Edward Lowenstein Justice Dowling

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Sharkey A C Injunction Dissolved By Brooklyn Court

Justice Crane of the Supreme Court Brooklyn dissolved the Sharkey Athletic Club temporary injunction against Police Commissioner Bingham. He ruled that if affidavits show sparring exhibitions with admission fees the police were justified in intervening.

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Justice Crane Supreme Court Brooklyn Sharkey Athletic Club Bingham Crane

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Neck Dressings and Narrow Ties Dazzle Fashion

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D A R Washington Holds Key Meeting at White House

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Dresses for the little children in playful patterns

Pattern No 5 965 for girls dresses ages two four six

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Hose Tests Expose Windsor Hose Flaws in City Contract

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Death Wins As Boy Nears Goal In Roller Skate Race

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Mrs Carter Necklace Sells for 309 at Fifth Avenue Auction

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Art Rug Sale Realizes Big Totals at Tarshanjian Collection

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Midtown Deals Parcel in West 34th Street

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Auction Room Sales Recount at Real Estate Exchange

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Rescue of Helios Crew by Majestic at Sea

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Many Leases Reported From City Real Estate Company

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Private Sales Market Transactions Highlight Urban Properties

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Building Loan Contracts Hit Local Property Deals

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Credit Men Hold Dinner in New York

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Spirited Benguiat Sale At American Art Galleries

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