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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1908

Page

11

Priest attacks Carnegie and Lutherans in Old Talk

Rev William O'Brien Pardow quotes from his book Problems of Today during a Central Park South address. He criticizes Andrew Carnegie and Lutherans for views on Catholics and Roosevelt, cites divorce stats, defends Catholic presidents, and questions Mrs Eddyism while denouncing Protestant ministers.

William O'Brien Pardow Daughters of the Faith Central Park South Andrew Carnegie Roosevelt Father Pardew Carnegie France Father Pardow Asd Spain Cnic

Four Female Boss Leads City Federation Campaign

The City Federation of Women's Clubs prepares for a February election with a strong female campaign, led by campaign manager Mrs Sarah Dickiner Lewis. A caucus will finalize the ticket featuring Mrs Belle de Rivera for president and Florence Guernsey as a key contender, while an administration-backed slate centers on Miss Florence Guernsey and Miss Mary Garrett Hay.

City Federation of Women's Clubs Ionz Istic Sarah Dickiner Lewis City Federation of Women’s Clubs William Cumming Story Belle de Rivere 6 Steerr Go-and- Bo de Rivera Tta Belle de Rivera Mies Florence Guernsey Camden Dike Ernest Bungle Gerard Bancker Lewis Florence Guernsey Mary Garrett Hay

Charity Sale and Tea Hosted by Manhattan Working Girls Club

Under the ladies board of managers the Manhattan Working Girls Club hosts a sale and tea at the Plaza Hotel on Thursday afternoon and evening. Items include fancy articles, infants apparel, candy, aprons, and a recipe table. The event features a doll house, palm reader, silhouettist, and pianists with music in the afternoon and evening.

Iadies Board of Managers Manhattan Working Girls’ Club East Sithetrest Plaza Hotel William J. Roome David F Harbauch Robert N. Kenyon Charles KE White Ward B. Chamberlin Sanger Mereverite Moore Booth For Etta B. Louderbach Harriet Kinch Rollin H. Linde Abbott E. Kittredge George Parsons Carreau Cora Lang Grace King Iaraine Wiggins Gladys Macbride

Devotional meetings of Ladies' Christian Trio announce weekly

The Ladies' Christian Trio hold devotional meetings every Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Collegiate Church chapel on 48th Street near Fifth Avenue. Women are cordially invited to attend.

Ladies’ Christian Trio U A. m Collegiate Church 48Th Street Ear Fifth Avenue

Marriage in Schools Sparks Equality League Action

The Equality League of Self-Supporting Women met at Carnegie Hall to draft protests to the Board of Education and the Charter Revision Commission over the exclusion of married women teachers. They cited Murphy v. Maxwell and urged a charter proviso to bar married women from service unless husbands cannot support them. Mrs Hastings defended married teachers as capable and rare absences were not a factor. Charlotte Perkins Gilman argued paid work after marriage is common and teaching suits motherhood.

Equality League of Self-Supporting Women Carnegie Hall Board of Education Charter Revision Commission Murphy Sgt. Maxwell Womer Irvine Emilie Gambier Harry Hastings Hastings Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Special Exhibition of Eighteenth Century Fans at Bonaventure Galleries

A New York exhibition showcases three hundred eighteenth century prints and fans, including a Versailles era fan once used by Marie Antoinette. The display at Bonaventure Galleries on 15th Street near Fifth Avenue highlights delicate gold chased cases and hairwork.

France Bonaventure 15Th Street Fifth Avenue New York Versailles Marie Antoinette

Coiffure of 178 Featured at Bonaventure Exhibition

A print titled Coiffure of 178 is displayed in the special exhibition on fashions of the 11th century at the Bonaventure Galleries on East 35th Street.

Bonaventure Galleries East 35Th Street

Delicate 18th Century French Belles and Lady Goods on Display

A New York collection features miniature court ladies and gallants with Louis XV era items. Almanacs, perfumed houdaire, powder and patch boxes, silk pocketbooks, and a Belle Epoque billet doll compartment highlight royal-inspired trinkets. Marie Antoinette scent bottles and portraits complement English pieces like Chelsea figures and a morocco lady's companion.

Peore Louis XV Mme de Pompadour Louis XVII Marie Antoinette Royal Arms France New York Princesse de Lamballe Chelsea Battersea Morocco

Mrs Roosevelt Guests at Waldorf-Astoria Bazaar

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt supports the Little Mothers bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria with a framed Roosevelt family photo. Patronesses include Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs George Gould. performers like Annie Russell Pauline Fredericks and Lillian Russell assist. The event features a Chinese laundry cockatoo circus and aims to fund summer vacations and winter nurseries.

Theodore Roosevelt Waldorf-Astoria Roosevelt Russell Sage George Gould Annie Russell Pauline Fredericks Lillian Russell

More Heights Deals Mark Prominent Property Trades

Multiple Bronx parcels in Washington Heights and Hunt's Point sold yesterday as investors expanded footprints in main districts. A $500,000 purchase at 5th Avenue involved George G. Here acquiring a four story and basement building from Andrew J. Connick and others. Other deals included Leo J. Kreshover buying two lots at 187th Street and St Nicholas Avenue and a plot on 170th Street with Broadway frontage. Hunts Point Realty and estate sales added to the day’s activity. Plans were filed for a 12 story Gramercy Park apartment, a Park Avenue remodeling, and expansions for Crystal Higeia Ice and a Susquehanna Silk Mill loft project.

Washington Heights Hunt's Point Bronx Fifth Avenue George G Andrew J. Connick Charles T. Cook Cook Tiffany & Co Bank 42D Street Lee David B. Freedman Hall J. How & Co Leo J. Kreshover New Haven Hunt's Point Avenue Gilbert Place Faile Street Hunt's Point Realty Company Seneca Avenue Bryant Street Murphy Gramercy Park Gramercy Park Construction Company Riely Gordon Park Avenue Slat Street Alice Miller West 17Th Street Susquehanna Silk Mill Company Frank Wenneker Herman Horenburger

Auction room chaos as 327000 buys West 124 flat five story stake

Bankruptcy sale at Real Estate Exchange nets Henry Harburger 327000 for a five story stone front flat house at 124 West th st 25x102.2 ft. Auction listings follow: properties from Scammel and Monroe streets to Prospect and 8th Avenue, with several exr sales and mortgage notes. Notable sums due include 74669.31 taxes 308.67 prior mg 55000 to plaintiff and 9060000 in various ref and pending liens.

Henry Harburger West Th St Real Estate Exchange Vesey St Joseph P Day Cherry St Scammel St E Cor Monroe St M Warner Agt Salvator Brewing O Et al Rubino J Bear D P Ingraham @ Co 8Th Ave Exr Sterling Ave Secor Prospect St White Plains Robert Gibson John Day Lenox Ave 113Th 114Th St Balmoral Sphinx Resity Herman Harvie House Attys Hasbrouck Madison Ave Cor 96Th St Cleveland J A Deering S L Ho Oward Richard Schmek Maurice Sandberg Gustav Goodman Spencer. Jr Broadway 190Th St Ins Co 158Th St Webh Kreg Susan van Pleasant Jacob Furman Hellperin J G Kremer Maurice Meyer Walton Ave Nelson Smith Agt & P McAdam Admrg Nelson Smith J J Lenehar Brian JL. Kennelly Washington Square South Ess West Broadway T Nelson Edmix Ireland F Tuttle Peter Pucker Charles A. Berrian R Treat A Blanchard L. Mayhem G Schackow Samuel Goldasticker Gaster Silverman C Orr FE Well

Lofts and Stores in Demand in City Real Estate Deals

Frederick Fox and Co lease five and six lofts totaling about 13000 square feet in the Eldaen Building to Welt man Pollack and Co and Cammann Voorhees Floyd. Louis Schrage leases spaces at Winston Place to Colwell Tead and Imperial Embroidery Works. Christian Shierloh rents store and basement at 87 Seventh Avenue to William O Brien. Frederick A Booth leases store basement and sub basement at New Broadway to Apartment Construction Co.

Frederick Fox & Co Eldaen Realty and Construction Company Eldaen West 2Nd Street Weltman, Pollack & Co Spring Street Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd West Lath Street Duchess Cloak and Suit Company Herman Apfelbaum University Place Ernest Wagner & Co Louis Schrage Colwell Tead Company Benjamin Goodman Imperial Embroidery Works West 2Th Street Christian Shierloh Seventh Avenue William O’brien John J. Connelly Frederick A. Booth New Broadway

Convent Buys 15th Street Site in West 14th Area

The Convent of Jesus and Mary has purchased Nos 20 and 222 West 15th street, two to three story basement houses on a 49 4 by 86 foot plot. The site adjoins Nos 225 and 227 West 14th street. The houses will be replaced with an eight story building to be used in connection with the convent.

The Convent of Jesus and Mary West 15Th Street West 14Th Street 15Th Street

East Side House Sold in Street-Level Flathouse Deal

J G Bassman sold for C O Reilly a five story triple flat house with stores on Fast 116th street. It measures 25 by 10 feet and fetched $38,000. The buyer paid with two lots on Summit avenue, 590 by 100 feet, located 250 feet north of 112th street.

J. G. Bassman C. O'Reilly 116Th Street Summit Avenue 112D

Real estate trades total about six hundred thousand dollars

The brokerage market reports G Brettell Son selling two three story red brick houses at 7 and 8 East 1234 street and other parcels including a five story stone front flat at West 64th, an eleven story loft at West 20th, and an eight story Delmonico property at Beaver and South William Streets. A loan of 46000 is arranged with Tithe Insurance for the Delmonico corporation.

G. Brettell & Son Louis Dese Edward E. Black St. Nicholas Avenue 170Th Street Broadway Emma Dean West 64Th Street W. J. Nolan G. Gitterman John J. Barry East Th Street Julius Friend Charles Brogan West 20Th Street Heimann & Lichten Tith Street Columbus Avenue Tithe Insurance Company Corporation of Delmonico’s Beaver and South William Streets Cotton Exchange

Builder to Erect Factory On Rivington Street Site

Douglas Robinson Charles S Brown & Co sold No 321 Rivington Street at the southwest corner of Goerck Street a 24.6 by 64 foot plot to Mrs Henrietta Wilson for a builder. The buyer plans to construct a factory on the site.

Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co Rivington Street Goerck Street Henrietta W. S. Wilson

Finance Captain Cleared in Panama Liner Collision Inquiry

After a five hour investigation by the local Board of United States Steamboat Inspectors Captain M. W. Mowbray of the Panama liner Finance was exonerated from blame in the collision with the White Star steamer Georgie. Edward A Drake, Panama Line vice-president, said indemnity would be settled by the two lines.

Finance White Star Line Georgie M. W. Mowbray Vejscl United States Edward A Drake Panama Line

Brick Dwellings and Tenements Listed on City Blocks

Property brief documents two 8 room brick dwellings at Tiffany Street 2s 160 feet south of 169th Street built by Jas Gaffer owner and architect valued at 12 900 dollars. Also two four story brick tenements on Southern Boulevard 288 48 feet north of Freeman Street by Tom P Leo owner and architect valued at 24 000 dollars. Meehan Construction and Daube Kreynborg listed as architect/owner for a 3 story brick tenement at Kelly Street corner Dongan Street. A De Ambra owner and W Kenny architect report two 2 story frame dwellings at Decatur Avenue west of 25th Street.

Tiffany Daube & Kreynborg AL Decatur Ave A de Ambra W Kenny

Titts Guarantee & Trust Co Loans Bedford Boulevard Construction

Bedford Park Boulevard area project details show Titts Guarantee & Trust Co providing loans for Bedford Boulevard Construction Co. The item lists specific location near Driggs and parcel dimensions 743 by 190 feet, indicating financing and construction activity.

Bedford Park Boulevard Titts Guarantee & Trust Co Bedford Boulevard Construction Co

Amended Motion in New Haven Stock Case

Massachusetts Attorney General Dana Matone filed an amended bill in the New Haven case after Judge Loring urged changes. The motion claims the New Haven Railroad indirectly holds Boston & Maine stock through the New England Navigation Company, of which the respondent owns most shares and whose officers largely mirror the railroad’s leadership.

Boston Dana Matone Loring Supreme Court New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Boston & Maine Railroad New Haven Connecticut New England Navigation Company Respondent

Job at $600 Attracts 4854 Applicants

Four thousand eight hundred fifty four men applied for clerk and carrier jobs in the 24 federal Civil Service District covering the state and part of New Jersey. Examinations run in Manhattan and Brooklyn at about one hundred daily. First year pay is $6 per year, rising to $1 140 with increases.

Federal Civil Service District New Jersey New York Brooklyn Manhattan

New Yorker to Manage Fish Trust

Receiver W. J. Chalmers announced the appointment of H. R. Warden of New York as general manager for A. Booth & Co the so called fish trust undergoing reorganization. New Yorkers buy roads at auction. The Carolina Valley Railroad from Thomasville to Denton thirty miles was sold to B. L. Jones and W. T Van Brunt of New York. The North Carolina Electric Company's charter and rights of way between High Point and Thomasville were sold to E. D. Steele and W. T Van Brunt of New York. The project has advanced to grading with one mile of track laid and the purchase includes over one hundred tons of steel rails.

New Yorker Fish Trust Chicago W. J. Chalmers H. R. Warden New York A. Booth & Co Charlotte N. C Carolina Valley Railroad Thomasville Denton B. L. Jones W. T van Brunt North Carolina Electric Company High Point E. D. Steele W. T. van Brunt

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