Pilgrim Mothers Dinner Advocates Woman Suffrage Views
Mrs. Lillie Devereux Blake and Carroll Chapman Catt address the Pilgrim Mothers at the Hotel Astor. Minerva Welch of Colorado cites letters from readers seeking how suffrage works and whether voting changes women. Eva McDonald Valesh and others discuss the wage and labor implications for women and the push toward equality. The gathering emphasizes emancipation and the impact on mothers and workers.
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Lillie Devereux Blake
New York Legislative League
Pilgrim Mothers
Hotel Astor
Minerva Welch
Colorado
Carrie Chapman Catt
Blake
Eva McDonald Valesh
American Federation of Labor
Devotional Leaders Announce Ladies Union Meeting
Mrs. H Knowies and Mrs. W W Clark will lead the devotional at the Ladies Christian Union in the Collegiate Church chapel on Fifth Avenue and 48th Street this morning at 11 o'clock. Women are invited.
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H. Knowies
W. W. Clark
Ladies’ Christian Union
Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
Lifelike fur heads cause mix up at city dog show
At a local dog show a woman carried a fluffy head peeking from under her arm, leading to mistaken belief it was a real dog. A passerby remarked, and the owner revealed the head was part of a fur stole, sparking debate among attendees.
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Antms
Christmas Festival Lights Up Nursery Children With Santa
Three hundred children from newborns to fourteen attend the Little Missionary Day Nursery festival at Seventh Street Methodist Church to receive gifts. Miss Sara Curry reports strong community support and a needful district, with six hundred packages prepared and donated by volunteers.
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Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Third Averrue
Santa Claus
Little Missionary Day Nursery
St. Mark's Place
Sara Curry
Miss Curry
Nursery Kindersarten
Miss Marie Yost
Susie Robsky
Missionary Day Nursery
Marion Hendler
Roselle
Mr. Buntz
Notice on tips forbidden to guests at English manor
A house rule states that indoor and some outdoor staff receive wage additions only when guests stay. they are forbidden to accept tips. Breach would put the hostess and host in a difficult position and the servants in trouble.
Roast sucked pig with sage and liver stuffing
Cleanse the pig in cold water and dry it. Rub with salt pepper and sage. Remove sinew from heart liver and kidneys chop finely with bread soaked and pressed dry. Sauté onions and butter add liver mixture add bread and spices. Stuff, sew, roast four hours with wine. Strain gravy, remove fat, serve with pig. Eyes tied with cloth to keep from gravy. Lemon in mouth.
Street crowd clusters around wax doll in busy financial district
In Pearl Street’s canyon like turn near Wall Street a crowd gathers around a smiling wax faced doll in an old wagon. Brokers’ signs loom as sharp faced businessmen press to glimpse the spectacle and shift the mood away from mere finance toward human interest.
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Pearl Street
Wall Street
Pedler
Dickens
Union Dime Bank Plans New 225000 Building on 40th Street
A permit was issued to demolish four old-fashioned five story flats with stores at the northwest corner of Sixth Avenue and 4th Street to clear the site for a Union Dime Savings Bank building facing Greeley Square. The classic style structure, designed by architect Alfred Taylor, will front 98.9 feet on the avenue and extend 9 feet back, with a total cost of 225000.
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Sixth Avenue
4Th Street
Union Dime Savings Bank
Greeley Square
Alfred Taylor
Not an S O Concern in Corn Products Stock Holdings
E T Bedford explains that Standard Oil directors own less than 1 percent of Corn Products Refining. He notes his own 22000 shares while John D Rockefeller Jr and his father hold none. Bedford cites several prominent stockholders and asserts the Argo plant has no known wrongdoing.
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Corn Products Refining Company
E. T. Bedford
Charles M. Pratt
F. Q. Barstow
J. A. Moffett
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Joy Morton
Norman B. Ream
Joseph B. Greenhut
William H. Nichols
General Chemical Company
Charles M. Warner
Warner Sugar Refining Company
Argo
Chicago
Bedford
United States
Sims
Canadian Postmaster General eyes cheaper Atlantic cable rates
Rodolphe Lemieux said in London that reductions in cross Atlantic cable charges are near. He noted Pacific reforms succeeded and suggested a tiered rate system, with urgent and deferred messages, could replace a flat four cent per word fee. He cited U S and Britain as influential in the move.
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Rodolphe Lemieux
Canada
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Mr. Lemieux
Great Britain
Ambassador Reid
London
United States
Lemieux
Australasia
Hoch Frees Alleged Patricide Case in Kansas
Governor Hoch pardons John Collins who is serving a life term for his father J. S. Collins murder in May 1898. Collins, a Kansas University student, was convicted on circumstantial testimony from three Black witnesses. He could be freed on Christmas Day as reported.
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Kansas
John Collins
Topeka
Kan
Hoch
Kansas State Penitentiary
J. S. Collins
Collins
Kansas University
Francis Babcock
Lawrence
Ken
Realty Experts Work Methods of Brokers
Real estate broker and appraiser Charles Griffith Moses spoke on Expert Testimony before the West Side YMCA. He described the demanding nature of expert valuations and the practice of preparing and recalling written notes to maintain composure before condemnation commissioners.
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Charles Grifith Moses
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Manhattan Island
Bronx
Thomas C. Smith
Corporation Counsel
Childs Square Yoke Dress Pattern No 6 1%
The New York Tribune Pattern Department offers a square yoke dress pattern for girls ages one two and four years. The ad lists fabric quantities and widths required for medium size and explains mailing details and postage for pattern No 6 1. The price is 10 cents with optional 2 cent stamp for mail in a sealed envelope.
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Lions
Batistes
New-York Tribune
Foreclosure sale for Charles T. Yerkes Gallery listed at 80 Fifth Ave
Auction highlights include foreclosure of the two story Charles T. Yerkes Art Gallery at 80 Fifth Ave with $242,770 due plus $30 in taxes. Other new listings show multiple properties in Harlem and Westchester with specific acreages, street locations, and outstanding amounts.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
Bryan L. Kennelly
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Wheat and corn markets rise on Northwestern receipts strength
Chicago notes indicate bullish sentiment across wheat corn and oats as Northwestern receipts decline. May wheat and July futures advance while cash grain demand remains steady. mixed activity in corn with December leading the drive. provisions hold firm early then soften.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Seaboard
St Paul Railway to Issue Bonds on Pacific Coast Project
Wall Street reports the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway plans a $100 million bond issue soon to fund the Pacific Coast extension. The venture would consolidate lines into the Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway Company. Last major securities sale was December 196 with $46,328,000 preferred and $33,144,300 common stock.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Wall Street
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Company
St. Paul
Inquisition at Chicago stockyards probes packing rebating
One hundred subpoenas were issued with twenty five served on Morris and Co traffic department workers. Rumors say the federal grand jury will investigate rebating among large packing firms. District Attorney Sims declined comment while Morris and Co attorney M W Borders confirmed the served writs. Sims’ Washington trip with Kellogg and the Attorney General is linked to the move.
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Chicago
Morris & Co
Sims
M. W. Borders
Washington
F. B. Kellogg
City Real Estate Sells Antoinettes Property to New England
The City Real Estate Company sells property fronting 58th and 59th streets to New England Apartments Company. The parcel extends to Park Avenue and was formerly known as the Antoinettes.
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The
City Real Estate Company
New England Apartments Company
58Th
59Th Streets
Park Avenue
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Sky Schlinsky
Sky
Benny Schrumsky
Benny
Benny Schlumsky
Ophelia Amigh
Illinois Training School For Girls
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West End
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Ibrary
Stan and Mrec Kolt Co
Fifth Ave
34Th St
New York
Union Dime Bank Plans
40Th Street
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Corn Products Refining Co
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Brokers
Charles Griffith Moses
Yerkes
Samuel Goldsticker
Amsterdam
J W Schiffer
Maurice Stiverman
Liebmann
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Joseph PF
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Westchester
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John Gaynor
Stilwell & Dattys
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Ocean Avenue
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Long Island
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Ruland & Whiting CO
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LE Marquis
East 31St ST
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
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Lenox Ave
127Th St
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Board of Water Supply
Board
Wallkill
Wallkill River
New Paltz
Gardiner
Ulster County
John A. Bensel
Charles N. Chadwick
Board of Water
Charles A. Shaw
J. Waloo Smith
Thomas Hassett
Army UA
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Albany
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John G Dpd Knight
Corps of Engineers
U. S A
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M. Graff
Thos. T. Hendrickson
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Lakewood, N. J
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