Death penalty debate among New York legislators
The New York Legislative League discussed capital punishment at a meeting on West 18th Street. Speakers including Mrs. John F. Trow, Mrs. William Blickensderfer, Mrs. Charlotte B. Wilbour, Mrs. Winnifred Harper Cooler, and Mrs. Lillie Devereux Blake voiced mixed views on deterrence, national law, and voting rights for women amid a broader critique of justice and reform.
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New York Legislative League
18Th Street
John F. Trow
William Blickensderfer
France
Connecticut
Lillie Devereux Blake
A White Man's World and Female Exclusion in Thought
The piece discusses an article by Professor L W Thomas from Chicago University, arguing the world is a "white man's world" where women, like the poor and savage, are excluded in part. It asserts women lack voting rights and face a more honorific exclusion, yet the world offers varied mind expressions to enter upon full immersion.
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L W. Thomas
Chicago University
Nhot
Thomas
Swoman
White Mans
Three Piece Skirt Styles With Circular Shape Design
The three piece skirt shown features a narrow front gore for straight lines and falls in graceful folds. Designed for young girls, it suits any skirting material whether part of a suit or indoor gown and can be trimmed with buttons or braid.
Pattern No 6173 for fourteen and sixteen year olds
The pattern No. 6173 is cut in sizes for girls aged fourteen and sixteen. It will be mailed to any address on receipt of 19 cents. For faster service an extra two-cent stamp can be sent and the pattern mailed by letters postage in a sealed envelope. Address Pattern Department New York Tribune.
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New-York Tribune
English Plum Pudding and Holiday Dishes Details
Instructions for an eight serving English plum pudding with suet, flour, raisins, currants, citron, apples, eggs, rum, and nutmeg plus method to steam in mould or boil in cloth. Includes brandy sauce recipe, goose stuffing, beef liver gravy, glazed ham with champagne sauce, glaze, and champagne sauce preparation.
Block Front Sale On Southern Boulevard In The Bronx
Real estate activity features Manhattan properties and Bronx plots in yesterday's market. Ward and White sold a westerly block front on Southern Boulevard between 175th and 176th streets with 271.5 feet on the Boulevard and 128.7 feet on 175th, 126.7 feet on 176th, plus 49 feet on Trafalgar Place. The brokers also sold a 10 by 10 feet plot at Honeywell Avenue and 175th Street to G Hill for development.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Ward & White
Southern Boulevard
175Th
176Th Streets
175Th Street
176Th Street
Trafalgar Place
Honeywell Avenue
G Hill
Newly Formed Canada Iron Corp Buys Canadian Plants
The Canada Iron Corporation Limited, capitalized at 8 million dollars, has taken over iron plants across Canada and will run them under joint management. Properties include Canada Car Wheel Works Montreal and works at Three Rivers Fort William St. Thomas Hamilton Londonderry with a formal transfer completed yesterday for 1.957 million dollars.
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Montreal
Canada Iron Corporation, Limited
Canada
Canada Car Wheel Works
Three Rivers
Que. Fort Wiliam
St. Thomas and Hamilton
Ont
Londonderry
N.S
Auction Enjoined Over Detroit Toledo Ironton Bonds
A temporary injunction from Justice McCall halted the sale of DT&I collateral bonds and Ann Arbor Railroad stock valued at about 10.4 million dollars. Henry S Redmond and others sought to prevent the auction fearing market impact. The plan tied to Ramser and Hollins interests aimed to control the Ann Arbor and secure bonds and stock as collateral. A Hollins representative hoped the injunction would be vacated and the sale set for December 11.
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Detroit, Toledo & Irontor Railway
Ann Arbor
United States Mortgage and Trust Co
Henry S. Redmond
Justice McCall
Supreme Court
Redmond
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Ramsey Note Holders’ Committee
Hollins
Ramser
Frisco to issue bonds cut fixed charges and debts
The St Louis and San Francisco Railway plans 30 million 5 per cent gold bonds payable in London and European cities and 50 million bonds to avoid increasing fixed charges. A representative says the refunding will cut first year costs by about 90 thousand dollars, with four years to see a net rise of 29 thousand dollars annually. Frisco has historically covered fixed charges with surplus, 11 percent on common stock in 1907, despite recent business declines.
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St. Louis
Alx
Frisco
Change in Bond Trading Rule under Study
The Stock Exchange considers changing bond quotations from fiat to including accrued interest. Backers say it aligns with pricing while skeptics warn it could complicate dealings as accrued interest fluctuates daily. Also, Francis G. Wood notes a stock swap: Hudson River Telephones and New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph will exchange for Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania stock. Exchange rates: one Pennsylvanian share per two New York and Pennsylvania shares, and one Pennsylvanian share for one and a half Hudson River shares. Hudson River Telephones’ capital stock totals 3 909 900 dollars, of which 22 083 100 is held by American Telephone and Telegraph. AT&T also owns half of the 31,000 capital stock of the New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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The
Stock Exchange
Hudson River Telephones Company
New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company
Francis G. Wood
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
New York and Pennsylvania
Hudson River Company
Hudson River Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Christmas Sale for American Female Guardian Society
A Christmas sale ends this evening at Woody Crest Avenue and 161st Street to aid the American Female Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless. It opened yesterday in the Plaza Hotel ballroom with gifts and activities for children, including a doll table, candy table, baby table, odds and ends, bag table, and a tearoom.
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American Female Guardian Society
Woody Crest Avenue
161St Street
Plaza Hotel
Emily B. Wilson
L. T. Worthington
J. C. Jones
C. du Boils
E A. Albright
Edwin
John List Crawford
C. F. Chamberlaine
Harlan G. Mendenhall
T. J. Drummond
Selena M. Campbell
Woody Crest
Delicous Use of Cold Turkey Timable of Turkey
Half a pound white turkey meat minced fine and pounded to pulp with three sherry glasses of cream salt white pepper and egg whites. Press through a sieve into ten buttered moulds bake ten minutes steam to firm. Serve with sauce supréme. Simmer remaining turkey with consommé parsley garlic bay thyme and seasonings. Make squid sauce with butter flour cornstarch and cream and sherry then lemon juice. Also notes a new serial The Ring and the Man in Sundays Tribune.
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Turkey
Astor Named in Fight Over $80,000 Note Holder
John Jacob Astor and other stockholders pursue the identity of parties behind the Telephone Telegraph and Cable Company of America receivership. Attorney John R. Hardin testified that unpaid notes totaling $80,000 are now owned by the American Independent Telephone Company of Delaware. Hardin declined to reveal whether the Delaware firm hired him or whether it owned the notes when the action began.
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Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
New Jersey Corporation
John Jacob Astor
John R. Hardin
American Independent Telephone Company
Lelaware
Hardin
Delaware Company
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court
The United States District Court received multiple voluntary bankruptcy filings. Names include Dr Samuel Feldman Max Denker John N Jabine jeweller Samuel Weinstock restaurant keeper Rosenburg & Blauner and Max Weinburgnh. Reported liabilities range up to 99 715 40 with some assets listed and others unknown. Several business properties and debts to firms are cited including Becker Smith Page William H Mairs Co and Standard Wallpaper Company. The assets mention steel and fixtures and listed real estate holdings at Bancroft and Walton avenues with architectural notes by Daub Kreymborg.
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Voluntary
Samuel Feldman
New Attorney Street
van Norden Trust Company
State Bank
Max Denker
Wallace Avenue
The
Bronx
John N. Jabine
Broadway
Samuel Weinstock
Rivington Street
Max Schmidt
Rosenburg & Blauner
Max Weinburgnh
Josephine Weinberg
Michael Weinberg
Fifth Avenue
Peter H. Reilly
John H Reilly
West 17Th Street
Becker, Smith & Page
Philadelphia
William H. Mairs & Co
Sackett Street
Brooklyn
Standard Wail Paper Company
Sandy Hill
N. Y
Stephen Whitney estate sales attract investors in Vesey Street rooms
The Stephen Whitney estate on Manhattan was sold in the Real Estate Exchange rooms at Vesey street by Joseph P Day. Total receipts exceeded 8804,000 with notable parcels including the southerly half of the Hotel Raleigh on Broadway and Mercer street sold to Francis Guerrich for 125,000 and a Pearl street building to James Lawson for 65,000. Several other Whitney properties changed hands to Alfred E Marling, L W Eckhardt, Thomas J Dobbins, D H Lipman, Stanley Jordan & Co, and others, signaling strong activity in the current market and indicating a shift toward investor and speculator interest. Brooklyn parcels to be sold next.
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Manhattan Island
Stephen Whitney
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Joseph P. Day
Raleigh
Broadway
Mercer Street
Francis Guerrich
James &. Lawson
Pearl Street
Bridge Street
Whitney Estate
Herbert A Sherman
Nash & Jattys
E J Maroney
Joseph P Day
107Th St
Madison
Israel Jacobson
Joshua Haberman
Brooklyn
Montague Street
Day
Architect Plans Two NYC Building Upgrades
George M. McCabe filed plans yesterday to convert five story dwelling No 2 West 59th Street next to the Plaza Hotel into a six story elevator studio building with granite Doric columns at a cost of 30000. Ditmars Bright filed for enlarging the eleven story loft at No 93 West 2th Street into an eleven story annex 43 by 98.8 feet for Franmer Realty Company headed by S C Rosenbaum at a cost of 8000.
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George M. McCabe
Albert TI. Sire
West 59Th Street
Plaza
Murphy
West 2Th Street
Franmer Realty Company
S. C. Rosenbaum
Ditmars & Bright
Realty Notes: Multiple leases and a note on Hotel York sale
M and L Hess lease lofts totaling 10 000 to 12 000 square feet across several buildings to Livingston Construction Company Max Thord the third and fourth lofts 12 000 square feet at 28 to 32 West ith street Haines Realty Corporation 6000 square feet at 2% to 32 Waverley place Lee Holstein 5000 square feet at 49 and 51 West 24th street Washington Arch Realty Company 8th loft 420 square feet at 138 and 149 West 17th street and Jacob Semel 2500 square feet at 108 West 18th street Leases run for years Professor William Milligan Sloane of Columbia University is the buyer of the Hotel York corner 7th avenue and 28th street transferred yesterday to Etagloc Holding Company In part payment Sloane gives Todd Brothers one dwellings in Hazelwood Pittsburgh valued at 300 000 Cruikshank Company represented Mrs Mary A Chisolm in trade of 34 to 58 West 21st street for 4 and 5 8 West 4 street with Henry Corn Hess represented Mr Corn Charles M Rosenthal buyer of the plot MxS7x near Fort Washington avenue and 17th street sold recently by John Preyer Bernard Smyth Sons brokers Van Viiet Place lease 23 room house 210 West Mth street and three story dwelling 152 West 13th street
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M. & L. Hess
Building and Engineering Company
West 2Th Street
Livingston Construction Company
Max Thord
West Ith Street
Haines Realty Corporation
Waverley Place
Lee Holstein
West 24Th Street
Washington Arch Realty Company
West 17Th Street
Jacob Semel
West 18Th Street
William Milligan Sloane
Columbia University
York
7Th Avenue
28Th Street
Etagloc Holding Company
Sloane
Todd Brothers
Hazelwood
Pittsburg
Cruikshank Company
Mary A. Chisolm
West 21St Street
West 4
Henry Corn
Fort Washington Avenue
17Th Street
John Preyer
Bernard Smyth & Sons
van Viiet & Place
West Mth Street
West 13Th Street
Ex Congressman's Sale of 44 West 2nd Street Dwellings
Ex Congressmen Jefferson M. Levy sold No 44 on West 2th street comprising three three story houses. Brokers Douglas Robinson and Charles S. Brown facilitated the deal. It is said the buyer will improve the site.
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Jefferson M. Levy
West 2Th Street
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown
Receiver of rents named in foreclosure action
Justice McCall of the Supreme Court appointed yesterday Joseph E. Cosgreyve as receiver of rents for property at No. 520 to 334 East 12th Street. The appointment accompanies an auction case brought by the State Bank against Loi ence Realty and Construction Company and others to foreclose a $10.5 mortgage made on July 15.
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Justice McCall
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Cosgreyve
East 12Th Street
State Bank
Loience Realty and Construction Company
Ocean Avenue Parcel Sold in New Jersey Frontage
George B. Hurd purchases Harris Fahnestock Property on Ocean Avenue Wiberon New Jersey from Henry M Fitch opposite Firenze and Daniel Tsuggenheim. described as one of the choicest ocean front parcels in the state.
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George B. Hurd
Henry M Fitch
Harris
Fahnestock
Ocean Avenue
Wiberon
N. J
Firenze
Daniel Tsuggenheim
Ocean Front
New Jersey
Property Transfer Involving Pine Street Mercantile Building
Eugene R. Shotwell transferred title yesterday to Sarah Fulton of Atlantic City New Jersey. The transfer covered two parcels at No 81 Pine street 20.6 by 40 feet and No 128 Water street 222 by 888 feet. The property figured in a trade.
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Eugene R. Shotwell
Pine Street
Water Street
Sarah ©. Fulton
Atlantic City
N. J
Califano & Co Sale At 20 Fast Street Details
Califano and Co sold property at 20 Fast Street for 2,654,100 feet. Also sold for a second item, indicating continued transactions by Attoma interests.
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Califano & Co
Edenwald sells four Jefferson Amundson lots to Lenahan
The Edenwald Land Companies sold four parcels at the Jefferson and Amundson avenues intersection to Mary B. Lenahan. They also sold two parcels at Jefferson and Comfort avenues to A. Figarsky and one adjoining lot to Hyman Figarsky.
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Edenwald Land Companies
Jefferson and
Amundson Avenues
Mary B. Lenahan
Comfort Avenues
A. Figarsky
Hyman Figarsky
Property sale at Nos 193 and 1% William Street by Van Valen
Charles B. Van Valen sold to Maurice Wandeil a six story building on a plot measuring 42.11 by 77 feet irregular. The property adjoins the southwest corner of John Street.
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Charles B. van Valen
Maurice Wandeil
William Street
John Street
Real estate sales reported in brokerage market
Kurs and Uren sold 263 East 146th Street a two story frame dwelling on 25 by 110 feet. Maurice W Halpin sold 100 by 100 feet at Emerson Street and Seaman Avenue for Frank A K Boland. William Buhler sold the old four story building at New Bowery and Madison Street, triangle plot 61.5 by 15.7 by 42.4 feet, No 27 New Bowery and No 27 Madison Street, to a buyer for own business.
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Kurs
New Bowery
Madison Street
Buhler
Judgments Filed Yesterday List of Debtors
Judgments recorded include Abraham Felt and Sarreae E Hese, Hutcheson Ralph E and Carrie P, Exchange Bank, Kotran Patrick I C B E Green, Le Febre Walter S J E Hipkins, Frederick A Reed and Endoree Barnett M I Smith. Amounts shown include 1 007 25 and 1 400 20.
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Felt, Abraham
Sarreae
Hese
Iacaeoanss Hutcheson
Ralph Eee
Carrie
Com Exchange Bank
Siew K Heehee
Kotran
Patrick I—C BE Green
Eves
Walter S—J E Hipkins
Reed
Frederick A
Endoree Barnett_M I. Smith
Judgment filings listed against multiple debtors in 1906 1908
Debtors and creditors named include Bidwall, Bidwell, Caleb H Jackson Reardon, Garacan Charles executor Morris, and Michael Smith with Max Spectre Union Stave Works. Dates show judgments filed between October 21, 1906 and September 15, 1908. Amounts noted include 2.1A2 and 12,892 80. Proceedings listed with various executors and parties.
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RH Reardon
Bidwell
George RK
Caleb H Jackson Reardon
Esis
Garacan
Charles
F Morris
Smith
Michael
Max Spectre
Union Stave Works
Sar
Same J Rubin
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D. T. & I. Auction
Ring
Sunday Tribune
United States District Court
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Harry T Howell
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Was
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Crotona Construction Co
Daub «& Kreymborg
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Rivington St
Wolf
Hamilton Holding Co
West St
Morris St
Alfred E Marling
Washington St
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L. W Eckard
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Thomas J Dobbins
Cor
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Faour & Bros
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Coenties
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Pease & Elliman
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Melchior Hoffmann
First Ava
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Hne
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Tribunf
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Transit For
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Tribune
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City Hall Park
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P. Coburn
98Th ST
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Ruland & Whiting CO
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Edenwald
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August Brakman
Eighth Avenue
Washington Heights Realty Company
West 146Th Street
Cyrus
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Brady
the Sunday Tribune
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D. P. Simpson
Dennis
Tlantic City
Petate Baths
Walter J. Buzby
Marlborough
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the Mecklenburg Hotel
Chase City
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Bookler
Mecklenburg Hotel
Berlioz School OF Languages
Madison Square
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Lenox Ave
127Th
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American and Foreign Teachers Agency
M J. Young-Fulton
Oscar Duryea
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