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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1908

Page

18

Rooklyn Water Carnival Draws Large Erie Basin Crowd

More than five hundred people attended the Erie Basin Yacht Club aquatic carnival at its Columbia Street clubhouse in Brooklyn. Timothy Desmond captured the highlight by retrieving a duck in a famous water race, while the motor tug of war between Myrtle and Anna drew long effort. The event featured multiple races with Desmond and Crawford close for second, and other boys’ races including William Pettersen and Harry Crawford showcasing strong finishes.

Erie Basin Yacht Desmond Myrtle Anna Martle Willian Petters Timothy Desmond Crawford Harry Crawford Tesken Charles Moran George Abrams Frank Waldron William Crawford Firimeath Moor Tuc of Anna HL Osprey Selby

Marshall Heads to German Championship in Disseldorf

Frank J. Marshall leads a strong field at the German Chess Association congress in Disseldorf beginning tomorrow. Other entrants include Paul Johner, von Bardeleben, Mieses, Spielmann, Lipke, and von Gottschall. Marshall has five first-place finishes in international events, with notable wins at Cambridge Springs 194 and Nuremberg 7, while rivals include Mieses, Spielmann, and Wolf.

Frank J. Marshall German Chess Association Disseldorf Paul Johner Manhattan Cambridge Springs Str. Lasker Nuremberg Dr. Tarrasch

Plans for National Regatta on Connecticut River

Plans for the thirty sixth annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen on the Connecticut River at Stingfield unfold Friday and Saturday. Top event is the championship senior sculls with Miller and Shephard among favorites. other strong entries include Bennett Greer and Miller from New York clubs, plus teams from Toronto York Athletic Club Ravenswood Wahnetah and Detroit etc.

National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Connecticut Stingield Harry Bennett Springfield Bet Club Frank BR. Greer East Boston Athletic Asociation Fred Shephard Seawanhaka Gkd Derando Miller New York Athletic Miller Shephard Het Shephard Metropolitan Rowing Club York Tnion Boat Club Harlem Club Ser Club Toronto A. York Athletic Club Ravenswood Wahnetah Boat Club Detroit Boat Club

Help Wanted Ads From The Tribune Classifieds

A reader friendly scan shows a page filled with varied help wanted ads listing workers such as a draftsman, driver, bartender, electrician, and clerk. It includes positions in Brooklyn New York and Stamford Conn with contact details and street addresses for applications.

Of Interest to Women Sun Shine Society Notice

The Tribune Sunshine Society authorizes no one to solicit money for its use and states it publishes no magazine or paper for canvassing funds. The New York Tribune is the official organ, and the society has no connection with any other organization using the name Sunshine.

The Tribune Sunshine Society New York Tribune Sunshine

Money Gifts to Rest House and Charities Noted

A list details donations totaling numerous sums from Mrs. P. A. Greene and others. Gifts support the Rest House fund in Manhattan, motherless girls, the West Side child, outings for children, a summer home, and several emergency and cheer funds across Newark, Lake Placid, Netherwood, and Englewood.

P. A. Greene M. F. Eichell Mies C. E. Lathrop New Jersey C. L. Pierce South Thomas Shelton Harrison Lake Placid

Sunshine outing fund message to supporters

The note asks contributors to specify that gifts to the Sunshine outing fund aid mothers children and invalids on outings and to avoid confusion with the Tribune Fresh Air department. It stresses urgent need for funds during extreme weather and requests clear designation of contributions.

T. 8 S. S Tribune Fresh Air Department Sunshine

Sunshine Society Branch Reports April to June

The Dansville N Y branch reports April to June totals with cash on hand 1238, receipts 2168 from concert, 50 from dues, 7 from sales, disbursements 2921, balance 1690. Members aided sick and aged, wrote letters, helped with housework, sewed, lent items, sent luncheons and candies, and gave 9 to the needy plus a music lesson grant and placement for an unemployed person.

Dansville N. Y M. E. Reynolds Mabel Fenstermacher

Pathetic German Girl Seeks Help for Hungry Family in Manhattan

A letter from a young German girl in Manhattan describes a grieving mother with six children after the father shot himself following months of unemployment. The family, though doing chores and keeping a neat home, needs aid to ease their burden and prevent parting with any child. Local readers urged to contribute to bring sunshine to the strained household.

Sunshine Trolley Ride Brightens East Side Children

East Side children under the Avenue A branch president enjoyed their annual Sunshine trolley ride and picnic last Thursday. Heat made the outing welcome as they escaped hot streets for green grass and shade, with lunch, a merry-go-round ride, and ice cream.

East Side Avenue A

Sunshine drive brings hospital patient joy and hope

The branch president arranged a pleasant outing for a gravely ill man who had not left the hospital in two years. A carriage and driver escorted him to Yonkers for light refreshments, then back via Riverside. The doctor notes improved health, with a possible trolley ride ahead. Also, Mrs. Alice J. Brown of North Cambridge makes satin ribbon bookmarks with poems and Scripture for sale to help her income.

Sunshine Drive Yonkers Riverside Alice J. Brown Walden Street Cambridge Mass

Will Sunshine Members Sell Second Hand Wheelchair

A Kentucky daughter asks Sunshine members if anyone has a second hand wheelchair for sale at a low price to help her invalid mother enjoy fresh air. She seeks a recliner with a spring seat and rubber tires, suitable for a large sized child’s chair.

Kentucky Sunshine Mamma

Thankful note from New York Hospital for flowers

President of the T S S conveys sincere thanks for flowers sent on the 18th from the New York Tribune Sunshine Society. The blooms arrived in good condition and were promptly distributed in the children’s ward. George P. Ludlam, Superintendent, New York Hospital.

New-York Tribune Sunshine Society George P. Ludlam New York Hospital

Sunshine knits reach Farmdale family in heat

Mrs. Jane Lyle of Farmdale Florida spins Sunshine wools into articles and sends them to the office. She seeks more material to knit and passes on reading matter. She notes fruit season offers chance to share cheer with those lacking it while her crippled husband remains under heat strain.

Jane Lyle Farmdale Fla

Books for Library Additions From A C Gregg

A valuable addition of bound books for the traveling library has come from A C Gregg of Manhattan. He contributed a collection enhancing regional access to literature and reference works for patrons.

A. C. Gregg Manhattan

Charitable Gifts From Various Donors Reported

The list records weekly contributions including a trunk of clothing from Mrs Burns New Rochelle two bound book packages from Joseph B Keeler suitable clothing for two motherless girls from Mrs John Tweedy Connecticut and more items such as magazines from Mrs Grant Plainfield silk waist from Mrs Hicks Virginia and flowers from Mrs Potter East Orange.

Burns New Rochelle Harpers Joseph B. Keeler John Tweedy Connecticut New House Englewood Charles E Grant Plainfield N. J Charles Hicks Virginia Titus Glen Cove St. Nicholas Avenue Brooklyn A. T Greenville First Baptist Sunday

Dress patterns for lingerie style gowns and panels

Young girls wear lingerie style dresses in muf fins, thin silks, and light wools. A skirt style features a full length panel to create a slender line. Persian lawn with embroidered panel and matching insertions shown, lace insertions or allover lace options available.

Tribune notes and patterns and Kansas City zoo plans

Mrs Clarence Burne reports progress of Burns at Hot Springs Arkansas and hopes for home by month end. Pattern details for medium size require 84 24 61g yards 32 or 5 yards 44 inches wide with embroidery and insertion. Kansas City plans a 60 acre zoological park in Swope Park with cliff dens basins and aquatic plantings and animals.

Clarence Burne The Tribune Sunshine Society Hot Springs Ark Burns New York Tribune Kansas City Swope Park

Needed Summer Clothes for Two Young Boys

A mother, a janitress earning a modest monthly wage plus basement shelter, seeks immediate summer clothing for her six and eight year old sons. The boys are nearly naked and cannot go on a ten day country outing without proper attire.

Young Man Seeks Work After Nine Years At One Firm

An 80 year old man with strong references seeks employment after a short layoff. He spent nearly nine years at his last job and will start at a reasonable level with room for advancement. Also listings include a window trimmer with ten years at one firm in the city and willing to work out of town. Other notices list a 26 year old chief engineer’s helper with machine shop experience and a 20 year old willing to take any task.

Washington Ave Ronx Jones E. 26Th St Freman Oller Hansen Raysely St Brooklyn Ge Mock Board of Water Supply The Board Broadway New York John A. Bensel Charles N Chadwick Charles A. Shaw Board of Water J. Waldo Smith Thomas Hassett

New Jersey and Baltimore Rail Timetables and Shifts

Rail lines announce hourly service updates for New Jersey and royal blue routes to Baltimore and Washington. Listings include Liberty Street Liberty Street shuttles and Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove connections with varied daily times and Sunday specifics.

New Jersey Sertral Philadelphia Ly. W. Zid Liberty Baltimore End Washington Liberty 8&T Boon Atlantic City Lv. W Eas Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove C. Ly. W Liberty ST Sandy Hook Atlantic Highlands Sea Bright Monmouth Beach C. Lv N. R Foot Foot W Cedar St St. Tel Chelsea Piers Astor House Broadway Fifth West 125Th St Columbus New York Court St Fulton St Nostrand Av Brooklyn Willamsburg New York Transfer Co

Foreclosure Sale Ordered for Harlem Property in Manhattan

Referee James T. Brady will auction on September 1 1906 at 12 noon at 14 16 Vesey Street New York the property 277 Harlem Twelfth Ward mapped as former Hall tract bounded by One Hundred Thirty fourth Street Fifth Avenue and adjoining lines to satisfy a 1908 judgment. Diagram shows 31 West 134th Street as the street number.

Philip A. Payton, Jr Magkere P. Payton New York Vesey Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York Bryan L. Kennelly City of Chas. Henry Hall Fsq Harlem Twelfth Ward the Register of the City and County Thirty-fourth Street Fifth Avenue Philip A. Payton Maggie P. Payton James T. Brady Turner, Rolston & Horan William Street West 134Th Street Supreme Court County OF New York John S. Sutphin, Jr Charles R. Meyer Varuna Realty Company Exchange Joseph P. Day Eugene Higgins William C. Dewey Office of the Register of the County of State of 80Th Street Broadway Tenth Avenue S0th Street Loren i Charles A. Curtin Phillips & Avery Park Row Borough of Manhattan New York City West 80Th Street

Foreclosure Sale of Manhattan Leasehold at 80th Street

Public auction to sell the leasehold interest for premises at 223 and 225 West 80th Street Manhattan. Referee estimates lien amounts $21 038.88 plus $468.65 costs and $1 074.14 taxes with interest. Sale set for September 1 1908 at noon at Exchange Sales Room Vesey Street.

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