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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1908

Page

23

Reverend Pardow Attacks Carnegie Book and Catholic Fears

The Rev William O'Brien Pardow spoke at Central Park South denouncing Andrew Carnegie's Problems of Today and its anti Catholic rhetoric. He argued about President Roosevelt and church state issues, warned of increasing divorce and Protestant fears, and condemned Mrs Eddyism while praising Roosevelt.

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

Female Boss Guides City Federation Election Plans

The City Federation of Women's Clubs prepares for February elections with a female campaign manager led by Mrs Sarah Dickinem Lewis. A caucus will finalize tickets headlined by Mrs Belle de Rivera and include Florence Guernsey Camden Dike Ernest Bungle Gerard Bancker. opposition honors Miss Prorence Guernsey and Miss Mary Garret Hay. Both tickets promise a lively February section.

City Federation of Women's Clubs Sarah Dickinem Lewis Comnpsian William Cumming Story Belle de Rivera Storrs Mia de Rivera Mies Florence Guernsey Mra Camden Dike Ernest Bungle Gerard Bancker Prorence Guernsey Mary Garret Hay

Auction and Tea by Manhattan Working Girls Club at Plaza Hotel

The Ladies Board of Managers of the Manhattan Working Girls Club announces a sale and tea at the Plaza Hotel on Thursday afternoon and evening in December. Fancy articles, infants apparel, candy, and a prize booth will be managed by named volunteers, with activities including a prayer sale, recipe table, doll house supervision, music, a palmist, silhouettier, and pieman.

Ladies Board of Managers Manhattan Working Girls’ Club East Sidh Street Plaza Hotel William J. Roome David F Harbauch Robert N Kenyon Charles E. White Ward B Chamberlin Sanger Mereverite Moore Booth For Benjamin A. Williams Francis Furmald Frederick Scouthack Harriet Guléen Robert M. Vermilye Robert M. Vermilye, Jr Clarence Dtd. Ashley Ing MW Abigel Parsons Mabel H. Kittredge Frances M. Tyler

Devotional Meetings Held Weekly by Ladies' Talon

The devotional meetings of the Ladies' Christian Talon occur every Wednesday at Ul a.m. in the chapel of the Collegiate Church on 48th Street near Fifth Avenue. Women are cordially invited.

Ladies Christian Talon Ul A. m 48Th Street Fifth Avenue

Marriage in Schools Spurs Protests by Equality League

The Equality League of Self-Supporting Women at Carnegie Hall formed a committee to draft protests to the Board of Education and the Charter Revision Commission over excluding married women teachers from schools. Citing Murphy versus Maxwell, the board hires married teachers only if husbands cannot or will not support them, and seeks a charter proviso banning married women. Mrs Hastings argued married teachers may be more efficient. Gilman said prejudice blocks promotion, and a married teacher testified she faced barriers to advancement due to marital status.

Equality League of Self-Supporting Women Carnegie Hall Board of Education Charter Revision Commission Murphy Sgt. Maxwell Ivins Hastings Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Special Exhibition of 18th Century Fans and Accessories

A Bonaventure Galleries display in Fifth Avenue area showcases dust and ashes preserved as eighteenth century fashion items. Visitors can handle a Versailles era fan and a tiny gold smelling bottle case once used by Marie Antoinette. The exhibit, gathered over ten years, includes three hundred prints detailing period costumes and coiffures.

France Bonaventure Fifth Avenue New York Versailles Marie Antoinette

Exhibition of fashions of the kth century at Bonaventure Galleries

A special exhibition of fashions from the kth century is on display at the Bonaventure Galleries located at No rh East 35th Street.

Bonaventure Galleries Norh East 35Th Street

Vintage jeweled keepsakes from Louis XV era collection

A rich description of miniature court items and accessories from a historical collection. It highlights almanacs, perfume boxes, a blue silk pocketbook with a secret billet doux compartment, tiny jeweled slippers, a blue enamelled case with stars and hearts, and a gold mother-of-pearl notebook. Also notes Marie Antoinette scent bottles and a royal arms fan. England and France items appear, including Chelsea figures and Battersea enamel.

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

Mrs Roosevelt Donates Photo for Little Mothers Bazaar

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt contributes a framed Roosevelt family photo for the Little Mothers annual bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria. Patronesses include Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs George Gould. Actresses Annie Russell Pauline Frederic and Lillian Russell assist in selling items. The event features a Chinese laundry, a cockatoo circus, and other entertainments as twenty thousand invitations go out.

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

Prominent Heights Dealers Sweep Bronx Properties

In Washington Heights and Hunt's Point, operators purchased most parcels yesterday. A $500,000 deal stood out as George G. Here bought 5 1/2 Fifth Avenue, a four story and basement house, from Andrew J. Connick and others, after Charles T. Cook’s estate had previously sold to Cook. Rumors spoke of bids on the old bank at 42nd and Fifth and the Lee parcel at 434th Street. David B. Freedman, via Hall J. How & Co for Leo J. Kreshover, bought two lots at 187th Street and St Nicholas Avenue, and a 125x9 foot plot on the south side of 170th Street west of Broadway through L. J. Phillips & Co. He now controls a Broadway frontage of 111 feet and 215 feet on 170th Street. Jacob Leitner sold twelve lots for the estate of Frederick C. Fiske across Hunt’s Point, with fronts on Hunt’s Point Avenue and Gilbert Place. Hunt’s Point Realty Co. moved three lots on Seneca Avenue near Bryant Street. Plans filed for Gramercy Park Construction Co. to build a twelve-story apartment house at 38 Gramercy Park, designed by I. Riley Gordon, costing $400,000 with 25 suites. Also filed: remodeling at Park Avenue and Slat Street for Alice Miller and on 16 East 4th Street for J. J. Higginson. enlarging Crystal Hypeia Fire Co. plant at 84 West 124th Street. remodelling first floor of 12-story loft at 23-7 West 17th Street for Susquehanna Silk Mill Co. 45 owner. Architects include Frank Wenneker and Herman Horenburger.

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 West 17Th Street Susquehanna Silk Mill Company Frank Wenneker Herman Horenburger

Auction results and bankruptcies at Real Estate Exchange sale

Henry Harburger bought a five story stone front flat house at 124 West St for 27000 in a bankruptcy sale at Vesey street rooms. The auction listed dozen properties in Manhattan and White Plains with multiple leases, severed liens, and total due amounts ranging from about 5000 to over 74000, plus taxes.

Henry Harburger West St. St Real Estate Exchange Vesey St

Loft and Store Leases Attract Real Estate Firms

Frederick Fox & Co leases lofts for Eldaen Realty at 5, 27 West 23d Street and related space. Weltman Pollack & Co. sublet 6,000 square feet at 38 West 14th to Duchess Cloak and Suit Co. and Her man Apfelbaum at University Place. Louis Schrage leases lofts to Colwell Lead and Imperial Embroidery Works. Christian Shierloh leases store and basement at 517 Seventh Avenue to William O Brien for John J Connolly. Frederick A Booth leases Broadwey property for Apartment Construction Co. for long term.

Frederick Fox & Co Fave Eldaen Realty and Construction Company Ffth and Sixth Eldaen West 23d Weltman, Pollack & Co Spring Street Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd

Convent Buys 15th Street Site For Eight-Story Building

The Convent of Jesus and Mary purchased numbers 20 and 22 West 15th street, two to three story dwellings with basement, on a 49.4 by 86 foot plot. The properties lie beside the convent at 25 and 227 West 14th street. The 15th street houses will be replaced with an eight story building for convent use.

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

East Side House Sold for 28,000 in Summit Avenue Deal

J. G. Bassman sells a five story triple flat house with stores at 116th Street for 28000 to C O'Reilly No. 9 Fast. Part payment includes two lots 5 by 1 feet on Summit Avenue north of 112th Street.

J. G. Bassman C. O'Reilly No 116Th Street Summit Avenue 112D

Real estate sales span Manhattan and beaver Street loan deal

G Brettell and Son sold two three story red brick houses at 48 East 1284 Street for Louis Dese Nos. Edward Black sold the plot at St Nicholas Avenue and 170th Street. Emma Dean sold No 144 West 4th Street a five story stone front flat. W J Nolan sold 121 East 9th Street a five story flat. Julius Friend arranged exchanges for Brogan at West 20th Street and for Hermann Lichten at With Street and Columbus Avenue. Total amount about 2.8 million. Delmonico Corporation loan of 460000 to be advanced by Title Insurance Company for Beaver and South William Streets property.

G. Brettell & Son Louis Edward E. Black St. Nicholas Avenue 170Th Street Broadway Emma Dean West 4Th Street W. J. Nolan G. Gitterman John J. Barry East 9Th Street Julius Friend Charles Brogan West 20Th Street Helmann & Lichten With Street Columbus Avenue Title Insurance Company Corporation of Delmonico’s Beaver and South William Streets Cotton Exchange

Factory site sale on 321 Rivington Street corner

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co. sell a parcel at 321 Rivington Street southwest corner of Goerck Street, 24.6 by 60 feet, to a builder for Mrs. Henrietta W. 8. Wilson. The buyer plans to erect a factory on the site.

Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co Rivington Street Goerck Street Henrietta W. 8. Wilson

Panama liner Finance inquiry clears captain in collision loss

A five hour investigation by the local Board of United States Steamboat Inspectors examined testimony from Captain M W Mowbray and crew of the Finance. The Panama Line captain was exonerated of blame after the collision with the White Star steamer Georgie which sank in the Main Ship Channel last Thursday. Indemnity terms will be settled by the counsel for both lines.

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

Building plans listed for multiple brick dwellings and frames

Tiffany et al propose two 3 story brick dwellings on 169th street, plus two 4 story brick tenements on Freeman Street. Another 5 story brick tenement by Meehan Construction with Taube & Kreynberg as architects is noted near Dongan Street. Also listed: two 2 story frame dwellings near 205th Street, with Mrs A De Ambra as owner and W Kenny as architect. Amount shown: $12,900.

Tiffany Et 169Th St Jas Gaffner Southern Boulevard Freeman St John PT Lee Kelly St Cor Dongan St Fox Meehan Construction Tau

Bedford Park Boulevard Construction Notice

Bedford Boulevard location at Bedford Park Boulevard s 35 ft north of Driggs Avenue. The Tite Guarantee and Trust Company holds a loan claim against Bedford Boulevard Construction Co for $21,000.

Bedford Park Boulevard Driggs Ave Tite Guarantee & Trust Bedford Bowlevard Construction

Amended Bill in New Haven Case Filed by Massachusetts AG

Boston date report says Attorney General Dana Matone amended his bill of information against New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. The amended bill claims indirect holding of Boston & Maine Railroad stock through Connecticut corporation New England Navigation Company, with respondent owning most shares and officers and directors in common.

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

In the 2d federal Civil Service District covering the state and part of New Jersey a record 4,854 men applied to take the clerk and carrier exams for New York and Brooklyn. Examinations proceed at about 100 daily in Manhattan and 110 in Brooklyn. Pay starts at $4 a year for the first year rising to $1000 after increases.

Federal Civil Service District New Jersey New York Brooklyn Manhattan

New Yorker to Manage Fish Trust

Receiver W. Z. 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. Charlotte NC November 30 The Carolina Valley Railroad from Thomasville to Denton thirty miles was sold to B L Jones and W T Van Brust of New York. The North Carolina Electric Company's charter and rights of way between High Point and Thomasville were said to E. D. Steele and W. T. Van Brunt of New York. The project has progressed 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. Z. Chalmers H. R. Warden New York A. Booth & Co Charlotte N. C Carolina Valley Railroad Thomasville Denton B. L. Jones W. T van Brust North Carolina Fleetric Company High Point E. D. Steele W. T. van Brunt

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