Lectures for Mothers on Baby Care at Babies Hospital
A Monday morning series at the Babies Hospital on infant care features Dr. Josephine Hemenway and staff discussing feeding, pasteurization, sterilization, and the right mix for a baby's milk. The talks also cover nursery hygiene, contagious diseases, emergencies, and nursing, aimed at young mothers in New York.
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Babies’ Hospital
Sth Street
Laxington Avenue
Josephine Hemenwey
Mary A Smith
Judson
Dr. Hemenway
Hemenway
The Inadvertent Matrimonial Market in Society
A matron attributes actresses fame to male gullibility and advertising. She proposes societies to publicly praise good girls, stage managing suitors, and guiding bachelors. A hostess adds the bachelor’s value for dances and social utility in courtships.
The Expensive Debutante
The debutante’s debut costs a fortune as families stage a full season of teas, dinners, and dances. Costs include opera boxes, caterers, gowns, jewels, and transport, with a budget around ten thousand dollars and a pearl necklace valued at about twenty five thousand pounds.
Week of Prayer Held by Ladies' Christian Union
A week of daily prayer meetings runs January to February at the Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue and 48th Street. On December 30 a foreign mission meeting is announced at 11 o clock. Women are cordially invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Christian Union
Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
Union
Does a Man Support His Wife Debate at Carnegie Lyceum
A January 6 Carnegie Lyceum debate tackles if a wife is supported by a husband, featuring Rev. Anna Howard Shaw and Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman under the Women’s Trade Union League. Tickets available at the Lyceum box office and from listed league and speakers in New York and Brooklyn venues.
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Carnegie Lyceum
Anna Howard Shaw
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Woman’s Trade Union League
Waverley Place
Mary Dreier
Montague Place
Brooklyn
Stanton Blatch
East 19Th Street
New York City
Walter Weyl
West 1Lth Street
Father Lyons Gonzaga's President
Father Charles G. Lyons of the Society of Jesus became president of Gonzaga College and rector of St. Aloysius Church in Boston. He succeeds Father Himmell who recently moved to Georgetown University.
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Washington
Charles G. Lyons
Society of Jesus
Boston College
Gonzaga College
St. Aloysius’s Church
Father Himmell
Georgetown University
Women Active in Suffrage and Reform Across Nations
Mrs Saran R. Gilford sits on a Denver jury in a case involving a milkman accused of assaulting a woman. Nellie C. Upham, mine owner, attends the American Mining Congress as a single woman delegate. The National American Woman Suffrage Association plans permanent Congressional headquarters in a leased H Street building to monitor legislation affecting women and children. Britain’s suffragettes are praised for attire during protests and ball costumes are described in fashion notes. In San Francisco, after Heney’s attempted assassination, working and leisure women unite to combat graft and push police reform, targeting vendors who support anti graft efforts. The San Francisco Call views hopeful momentum as women step from homes to condemn municipal corruption.
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St Gus
KB. Anthony
Congressional
National American Woman Suffrage Association
H Street
Washington
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Uptown real estate boom shows big operators active
Adolph Lewisohn buys a north 177th Street plot near Broadway expanding his Westerly Broadway frontage. Bernard Smyth & Sons sells to Bing & Bing a 127th Street parcel with adjacent plot to form a six story elevator apartment site. No. 174 Front Street sold to an investor. 6 West 56th Street bought by M. Dreier. Title Guarantee buys 149th Street plot for a three story fireproof building with Bronx office space. Edison Electric adds nearby site as plans call for growth on 149th Street corridors.
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Upper West Side
Adolph Lewisohn
Schuck Brothers
177Th Street
Broadway
178Th Street
177Th
Bernard Smyth & Sons
Richard
White
Bing & Bing
127Th Street
Charles F. Noyes Company
Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd
Front Street
M. Dreier
West 56Th Street
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
149Th Street
Third Avenue
Title Company
Bronx
Edison Electric Light Company
William M. Greer
Title Guarantees and Trust Company
Courtlandt Avenue
Suburban realty deals move through White Plains area
Several White Plains transactions are reported with the Westchester and Bronx Mortgage Guaranty Company buying a fronting plot on Railroad Avenue to construct a three story fireproof office building. Howard Willets sells the Barrett Building opposite the courthouse to James F. Horan. He expects the main floor to house the County Trust Company after the move. Heber R. Bishop sells Southerleigh in Chappaqua for about 3200. The 118 acre site adjoins Harriman and Albert Turner estates, with a Colonial dwelling and outbuildings. S. Schenck is the broker. S Osgood Pell & Co sells Sends Point estate to a Paris buyer for use as a summer home.
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Bic
White Plains
Harriman
Albert Turner
Garace
T. Stew
Bedford Road
Kings Stree
Schenck
S. Osgood Pell & Co
Bourne
Paris
France
Sends Point
Long Island
Realty Associates Lease Brooklyn Premises to Woolworth Co
Realty Associates leased the property at 682 to 533 Fulton street Brooklyn for eleven years starting May 1 1910 and 688 and 549 Fulton street for ten years starting May 1 1911. The rental is reported at 50000 per year for the whole group totaling 500000 for the term.
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F. W. Woolworth & Co
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Mildings
Trustees Granted Leave to Sell City Properties
Justice Seabury grants St Luke's Hospital trustees permission to sell 18 South 58th Street property a 20 by 10.8 foot plot for 38000 to Louis Levi. Bohemian Anchor Society trustees receive leave to sell 1355 Avenue A property 25.6 by 100 feet for 22000 to the Anchor Bohemian Real Estate Association.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
S&th Street
Central Park West
Weat Ssth Street
Louis Levi
Bohemian Anchor Society
Avenue A
72D Street
Bohemian Real Estate Association
New Owner for Jamaica Tract Sold to Pettit
Douglas Robinson and Charles Brown and Co sold the Kouwenhoven tract of about forty eight acres on Rockaway Road Jamaica to H. H. Pettit. A report that Mrs Rus sell Sage would buy and develop model tenement houses was unfounded.
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Douglas Robinson
Charles Brown & Co
H. H. Pettit
Kouwenhoven
Rockaway Road
Jamaica
Russell Sage
Real Estate Transfers In New York Market Report
Heitmann sells four east Wilkins avenue lots to Lichtenberg Brothers. J. B. Ketcham sells corner plot at 6th Street and Third Avenue to William G. Stott for 159000 dollars. Jenkins estate sells 1388 West 86th Street four story dwelling on Lot 21.8 by 102.3 feet. Arnold Byrne Baumann resell two five story flats Nos 34% and 8 East 59th Avenue to Louis Weinstein on plot 100 by 100 feet. I Cohen sells six story flat Nos 5 East 118th Street on 50 by 100.31 feet and five story flat Nos 530 and 632 East 134th Street on 50 by 10 feet. Jacob Lettner sells for Maurice J. Kraus west Beck Street plot 150 feet north of Longwood Avenue 400 by 100 feet, part of which is...
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Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
A. McDowell
Louis Weinstein
Eidth Avenue
I. Cohen
Pilot
East 118Th Street
East 134Th Street
Jacob Lettner
Maurice J. Kraus
Beck Street
Longwood Avenue
Real estate lease at Saranac Hotel site on Broadway
Jesse C. Bennett and Co. lease a store in the remodeled Saranac Hotel at 1457 Broadway to A. Schulte and Co. for a term of years at an aggregate rent of 100000 dollars to be used for improvements and to house five story apartment units for the United States Restaurant and Realty Company.
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Jesse C. Bennett & Co
United States Restaurant and Realty Company
Saranac Hotel
Broadway
A. Schulte & Co
Auction Results Show Large Real Estate Debts and Properties
The auction room reports Joseph Harris bought a four story dwelling on West 2th Street for about $17,000 with a $34,000 mortgage. Multiple other properties were listed with amounts due ranging from tens of thousands to over $200,000, involving numerous dealers and attorneys, adjournments to January 11, and[...]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Harris
2Th Street
Bryan J. Kennedy
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
New York Port Sees Import Surplus Despite National Decline
Advance sheets of the Cham ber of Commerce annual report show Port of New York foreign commerce fell by 79 118 in the year ending June 3 1908 while national imports dropped 22 402 943. Exports exceeded imports by 403 790 252 nationwide. New York reversed its import surplus pattern, with the port handling large shares of sugar coffee tea cotton silk wool and many other commodities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Serena S. Pratt
New York
United States
Marshall Spader & Co. Cotton Exchange membership sale likely
The New York Cotton Exchange membership of John Marshall of Marshall Spader & Co. was posted for transfer yesterday signaling an imminent sale. The firm’s board members were suspended three years by the New York Stock Exchange last Thursday for rule violations, and Marshall’s withdrawal from the Cotton Exchange was seen in Wall Street as evidence the firm planned to go out of business.
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New York Cotton Exchange
John Marshall
Marshall, Spader & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Marshall
Cotton Exchange
Wall Street
Railroads Report Earnings For December and Half Year
Major railroads file December earnings showing mixed results with Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg, Canadian Northern, Canadian Pacific and others posting higher year over year totals. Figures cover third week in December and cumulative July 1 to December 21, listing miles operated and total revenue in dollars.
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Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Canadian Pacific
Central OF Georgia
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Rio Grande
Detroit & Mackinac
Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic
International & Great Northern
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Marip
Missouri Pacific
Mobile
Ohio
Toledo, Cama & Western
Twin City
Texas & Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
ST. P. Minneapolis
Omaba
Atchison
Ener Suaige
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
US Grose
Southern Railway
Twin City Rapid Transit
Sirota
Toledo Railways & Light
Inc
Cas
Nao Grose
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Aise Gehorgia Southern & Flarida
Shas 1Oineat
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Bo-and-So
Papa
Week OF Prayer
Father Lyons Gonzaga
Saran R. Gilford
American Mining Congress
Mitsburg
Nellie C. Upham
Gentlewoman
Albert Hall
Attie Toque
Alec
Washington Heights
Jamaica Tract
West 25Th Street
Joseph P Day
10Th St
George
L Fritzel
M Burghard
WC Arnald
Crimmins Ave
Louis Zuckerkandel
Max Heilfstein
Max Silverstein
EB Hedges
Clinton Ave
Jefferson Place
Jacob Jung, Jr
Adelbo Realty Co
Adolph and
Henry Bloch
A J Kohn
Jefferson Ave
Bam
Parish, Fisher & Co
34Th St
Trowdge
Stedman
Clare
Atty
E Morris
Elizabeth St
Prince St
FE J Rieser
Pasquale Patt
Paul Armitage
Leon Carley
4Th St. Ss
Ave C
Davida Gordon
Berthana
Engel Gros
Leubuscher
Prospect Ave
Wear
Boston
Adolph Mandel
Herman Harris
Amsterdam Ave
A Peper
Wolf & Kattys
J F Darling
185Th St
Alexander Ave
L Coster
William Fritzel
Anderson
Attys
M_ A C Levy
167Th St. S S
Southern Boulevard
James Young
T J Mooney
Joyce & H
Attrs
James Kearney
Hugh D Smorth
Tindercliff Ave
GITY
J. Marshall
Transit For
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Metropol
Itan District
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Greater New York
Cortland
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company Capital & Sieaus
Montague Street
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekma York
Country Property
Outwater
Exchange Place
Jersey City
N. J
Ackard Commercial School
Packard
Fourth Ave
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Court St
Martha E. Bruhn
Gardner
West
New Jersey
Lakewood
Lakewood, N. J
Golf Links
D. P. Simpson
Hemsley
Jon
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
Morton
Virginia Avenue City
Finnaan
Waitary
N. R “Haines
N. J. White & Sons, Proprietors
Hotel Dennis
WN. Ts
Aia
Ccsem
Ang
Walter J. BU
HOTEL
Traymore
Georgia
BON Air
Augusta, GA
Middle South
c._G. TRUSSELL
Frontenac Hotel
Thousand Islands
Florida
Yorida
Fcoast
St Augustine
St. Augustine Oamono
Ormond-on-the
Halifax
Royal Poinciana
Royal Palm
Colonial
Long Aly
Miami
Cuba
Florida Keys
Knights Key
Key West
Havana
Florida East Coast
Adams ST
Fifth Ave
Curcaco Uaw
ST. Augustine
Fla
Palm Beach
South Carolina
Pine Forest Inn
Pine Forest In & C
F. Wagenmer & Co
Charile
Kirkwood
Board of Water Supply
Office of the Board
Wallkill
Rok
New Paris
Gardiner
Ulster
Roe 1515
John A. Beneel
Charles XN
Chadwick
Board of Water
Charles A. Shaw
Thomas Hassett
Depot Quartermaster’s Office
Philadelphia
Depot Quartermaster
U.S. A
28Th Street
Crys Ferry Road
Nis
Fice
Ises
Frederic V. Abbot
Col- Ens
American and Foreign Teachers Agency
M. J. Young Fulton
Union Square
Omes
Mademoiselle Amyot
Weet
St. Tel
Plasa
Thos. T Hendrickson
Fulton St
the Tribune
Vis
Sth
Ave
12Th St
Ith
Gist St
125Th St
Tremont American District Telegraph
Upron
Nw St
Sith St
6Th Ave
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