Elect Woman as Head Leader of Indian Association
Miss Sybil Carter was elected president of the National Indian Association at its annual meeting in the Presbyterian Building. She vowed not to be a figurehead, noting she already heads ten gatesian schools and has chosen a successor, Mrs. Douglas Robinson. The group chose feminine leadership after paying a salary to prior presidents and aims to support Indian missions, education, and citizenship, with resolutions urging Congress to strengthen registration, schooling, and protections for native peoples.
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Sybil Carter
National Indian Association
Presbyterian
Miss Carter
Tve
Douglas Robinson
Alaska
Lacey Hill
Novelty Bazaar at Manhattan Working Girls Society Sale
The women board of managers opened a sale at 440 East 37th Street featuring a Chinese laundry and a Dutch kitchen. Cocoa coffee and rakes were served in the Dutch room while tea and candies sold in the Chinese room. The event runs this afternoon and evening under Mrs. W. R. Chamberlin and Mrs. B. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Board of Managers
Manhattan
Working Girls’ Society
East 37Th Street
John Kinaman
W. R. Chamberlin
B. A
Candy Prices Not Raised Amid Rumors of Increases
Citizens feared a price hike for candy and essentials, but Hoyler and Mirror store management denied any general rise. They attributed steady demand and higher costs to offsetting effects, and rejected a candy trust. One firm reportedly raised its prices slightly for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iayler
Hoyler
Mirror
Calendar for 1907 from Flushing civic league promotes civic betterment
The Good Citizenship League of Flushing released its 1907 calendar with holly cover and cherry ribbons for hanging. Edited by Mrs. Edwin A. Goodridge the calendar benefits the league and supports its civic improvement work. orders go to the calendar committee at League Building, No. 171 Sanford Avenue, Flushing, Long Island.
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Good Citizenship League of
Flushing
Edwin A. Goodridge
League
Sanford Avenue
Long Island
Musical Will Evening at Price-Cottie Conservatory
A benefit program will be presented this evening at the Price-Cottie Conservatory of Music 2105 Seventh avenue. Performers include Mrs Jule R Hoffman Everard Calthrop Edwin H Lockhart Victor E Sorlin Miss P Ethelwyne Cottle Miss Julia F E Hard Miss Elise Reimer Mrs Florence Provost Clarendon Mrs Edwin N Lockhart and the Colonial Male Quartet H Wilson Heyt Hudson Bidwell Edwin Wilson and W Sedgwick Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price-Cottie Conservatory of Music
Seventh Avenue
Jule R. Hoffman
Everard Calthrop
Edwin H. Lockhart
Victor E. Sorlin
P. Ethelwyne Cottle
Julia FE. Hard
Elise Reimer
Florence Provost Clarendon
Edwin N. Lockhart
H. Wilson Heyt
Hudson Bidwell
Edwin Wilson
W. Sedgwick Root
Memorial meeting honors Elizabeth Cady Stanton at Astor
A memorial gathering for the late Elizabeth Cady Stanton was held at the Hotel Astor under the New York Equal Suffrage League. presided by Mrs Selle de Rivera. Theodore Stanton of Paris and daughters Mrs Harriet Stanton Blateh and Mrs Margaret Stanton Lawrence spoke, along with granddaughter Miss Nora Stanton Blateh.
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Izabeth Cady Stanton
Hotel Astor
New York
Equal Suffrage League
Selle de Rivera
Stanton
Theodore Stanton
Paris
Harriet Stanton Blateh
Margaret Stanton Lawrence
Nora Stanton Blateh
Blateh
Christmas Gifts in Shops
A catalog style listing of holiday gift items with prices and brief descriptions. Items include nickel silver caviar sets at 89 dollars, manicure boxes for 29 cents, elastic ribbon belts, brass desk scales at 199 dollars, gold filigree hatpins, Sverling silver baby sets at 118 dollars, lace trimmed garments, silk neckwear, and various decor and stationery priced from cents to hundreds, highlighting fashion, home goods, and personal accessories available for the season.
Notable Attendees at Aote Event Include Lady Clarke and Lady Cook
Grandchildren recalled Mrs. Stanton as the queen mother while high society figures attended the Aote gathering. Lady Clarke, wife of the Metropolitan Museum director, and Lady Cook joined the event, underscoring its prominence.
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Mrs. Stanton
Lady Clarke
Metropolitan Museum
Lady Cook
Christmas Charity Gifts Across Branches Reach Needy Homes
Generous donations from multiple branches and individuals in New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania support the Consumptive Home Fund the Narcoossee Cottage project and Christmas relief. The Chelsea Chelsea branch reports a $50 gift for branch work and $20 earmarked for the Marie Brucie Cottage while nine families receive Thanksgiving baskets and a drive to send one thousand Christmas cards and prints is planned. New members Mrs. T. S. Lambert Miss A. F. Braziey and Miss Ria Granger join the branch.
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Connecticut
Old Short Hills
N. J
How
New Jersey
A. J. McCoy
Margaret Pascal
Pascal Institute
Chelsea
Miss G
T. S. Lambert
A. F. Braziey
Ria Granger
Gift of Fifty Fine Books for T. S. S. Sunshine Library
Mrs. George Luke of Brooklyn donates fifty fine books packed in a strong box for the T. S. S. Sunshine library. The collection would make a splendid Christmas present for an isolated branch.
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T. S. S. Sunshine
George Luke
Brooklyn
Russian woman seeks winter dress and cloak aid
Miss R of T S S appeals for Sunshine members to donate clothing for a young Russian woman who is ill equipped for winter. She has only summer underwear two white waists a ragged dress skirt and outer garments unfit for street wear. She needs a winter dress cloak warm undergarments stockings hats and other essentials to obtain a job.
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Sunshine
Sunshine branch presidency change noted at Edgehill Church
Mrs. Griffiths reports Mrs. W. Wyatt Tabor will assume Sunshine branch presidency with expected good results. Ill recipient Mrs. Alice G. Howard seeks cheerful T. S. S. greetings. Various Christmas gifts arrive from Helpers of Flatbush Norwich Pittsford Michigan and Missouri for Sunshine library and unselfish girls.
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Flatbush
Brooklyn
Sunshine Library
Co. W. Hedges
Norwich
Conn
Pittsford
Michigan
Missouri
Market News Reports Mixed Prices With Improved Poultry Supply
The market outlook eases slightly as poultry prices fall and supply improves amid cold weather. Rhode Island turkeys fetch 22–25¢ per lb, Maryland geese 22¢, ducks 22¢, roasting chickens 20¢, while broilers rise to 25¢. Wild ducks return to the scene, priced at 2.0–5.0 per pair, and fish show small shifts with mackerel, roeshad, salmon and cod varying in price. Vegetables stay pricey with tomatoes at 25¢ per lb, cucumbers 50–60¢, celery 15–20¢ per bunch, and peppers high at 15¢ each. Scarcity of terrapin and turtle due to Southern storms reduces catches, with turtle 20–22¢ per lb and terrapin from $3 to $10 each.
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Rhode Island
Maryland
Washington Market
Fulton Market
Mississippi
Carolinas
California
Floridas
Malaga
Cezen
Washington Marker
Tragedy on Harlem River Bridge Claims Three Laborers
A northbound Harlem River train killed one laborer and seriously injured another as two more leaped into the Harlem River seeking escape. Joseph Kaiser is named among the dead. John Baumgarten is listed as seriously injured. The workers from Federal Steel Company were relocating a signal system on New York Central tracks south of the Harlem River.
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Harlem River
Joseph Kaiser
Andress
John Baumgarten
East 158Th Street
Lincoln Hospital
Federal Steel Company
New York Central
Mott Haven
Legal move delays Standard Oil indictment case
Cleveland July 7 Judge Duncan heard arguments to quash indictments and dismiss petition in error in a Findlay circuit court matter involving Standard Oil Company directors John D Rockefeller M G Vilas J M Robertson and H P McIntosh The state argued technicality in petition may allow reindictment. adjournment set to Monday awaiting completion.
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Cleveland
Dee
John TD. Rockefeller
M. G. Vilas
J. M. Robertson
H. P. McIntosh
Standard Off Company
Circuit Court
Findlay
Common Pleas Court
Duncan
Roscoe Mauck
State Attorney General's Office
David
George H. Phelps
S. H. Tolles
J. C. Troup
Bowling Green
Standard Oil Company
Gas Injunction Reversed by Appellate Court
The Appellate Division reversed a lower court order in Ike L. Schneider v New Amsterdam Gas Company. It remitted the matter to Special Term on its merits after noting the injunction rested on Richman v. Consolidated Gas Company and that a separate U S Circuit injunction against undercharging existed through Central Trust Company. The court warned continuing the injunction could force the gas company to supply gas without any price.
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Supreme Court
Ike L. Schneider
New Amsterdam Gas Company
Richman Agt
Consolidated Gas Company
Court of Appeals
Central Trust Company
New York
United States Circuit
Richman
Traffic Blocked on Brooklyn Bridge by Drawbar Snag
Rush hour disruption on the Brooklyn Bridge when a train drawbar snag halted traffic for about thirty minutes. Police from the Brooklyn Bridge station restored order as surface cars were diverted and crowded by the delay.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Cuban Senator Lator Frias Recovering in New York Hospital
Lator Frias of Cuba lies in Roosevelt Hospital after a Wednesday operation. Doctors call the procedure delicate but not serious and expect his discharge within ten days. Frias, once a member of Palma’s Cuban government, has remained in the city since the officials resigned.
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Lator Frias
Cuba
Roosevelt Hospital
Palma
Cleveland Electric Railway Sues Forest City Over Franchises
Judge Phillips in Commer Pleas Court overruled the Forest City Railway demurrer to a blanket injunction suit by Cleveland Electric. The action seeks nullification of the city franchises to Forest City on grounds Mayor Johnson is financially interested. Johnson testified to guaranteeing stock and debts totaling 496000 in the three cent fare period. suit set for trial.
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Cleveland
Jndge Phillips
Commer Pleas Court
Forest City Railway Company
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Johnson
Phillips
Cleveland Electric
Harvesters Export to Russia By Morgan-Linked Trust
The International Harvester Company plans nine chartered ships to load harvesters, reapers, and related machinery for North and South Russia. First vessel Tricolor sails to Odessa from Baltimore with 7500 tons. other ships include Thistlemor and Drottning Sophia. Additional consignments head to Windau for Baltic distribution amid rising export trade.
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Russia
International Harvester Company of America
Harvester Trust
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bleck
Baltic Sea
Porte
Ht Toms
Odessa
Novorossisk
Black Sea
Tricolor
Baltimore
Thistlemor
Drottning Sophia
Newark
Windau
Carnegie Entreats His Aids At Fifth Avenue Dinner
Andrew Carnegie hosted a grand dinner at his Fifth Avenue home inviting 37 guests from the steel trade and associates. Speeches honored Carnegie with brief remarks on the steel industry and personal congratulations while W B Dickson and Tervier presented replicas of Fiero Commission medals.
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Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
A. B. Baker
W. R. Ratsinger
W. W. Blackburn
H. P. Pope
L. T. Brown
J. J. Campbell
A. C C. Case
D. M. Clemson
W. B. Dickson
Beey
John €. Fleming
R. A. Franks
James Day
A. R. Hunt
J. &. Hunter
Thomas Lynch
Thomas Morrison
Steel Corporation
Corey
Tervier
Fiero Commission
Carnegie
Susan B. Anthony House Burns in Adams Mass
The Susan B. Anthony house in Adams Massachusetts burned today causing $12,006 in damage. Susan B. Anthony, famous suffrage leader, lived there for years. The structure includes portions built around a century ago by Humphrey Anthony and by Joshua Lapham. Ownership belonged to Mrs. Hannah Boyles and Albert Dickinson who bought it for its historic value.
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Adams
Mass
Susan B. Anthony
Humphrey Anthony
Joshua Lapham
Hannah Boyles
Lake Geneva
N. Y
Albert Dickinson
Chicago
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