Wealthy New York churches fund outward mission over self
In New York, St Bartholomew's and St Thomas's Episcopal churches report that their pew rents and gifts to hospitals, missions, and social work far exceed amounts spent on church needs. St Bartholomew's gave 271,000 to outside causes, far surpassing its own 42,000, and St Thomas's outward giving was nearly 1 to 4 to church expenses. Overall, major churches expand almsgiving while attendance grows. foreign missions see rises in funds and workers, with American boards leading contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew's
St.Thomses’s Episcopal
New York
Sanders
St. Bartholomew's Church
America
St. Thomas's Church
St. Thames’s
St. Thomas's
Grace
Ascension
Grace Church
Grace Chantry
Grace Chapel
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters Organization
Whore Son
Ascension Church
Manhattan
St. Themes's
D. L. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church North
American Board
Baptist Missionary Union
C Church Missionary Society
Church of England
Plans for religious instruction by weekly church sessions
Public support grows for withdrawing children one afternoon weekly from public schools to receive religious instruction in churches. Initiated by Rev George A Warner this plan has backing from Episcopal Presbyterian and other groups nationwide. Officials view it as feasible though churches face staffing and space challenges and would need salaried instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Movement
George A. Warner
Episcopal
Presbyterian
New York
Religious Education Association to hold convention in Washington
The Religious Education Association schedules its national convention in Washington from February 1 to 13 with President Roosevelt as a planned speaker. Delegates will be received at the White House on February 12 for a policy talk on moral and religious education’s role in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Education Association
Washington
President Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Metropolitan church and charity events listed for tomorrow
Dr. Frank Oliver Hall will preside at the afternoon meeting with Dr Edgar Tilton Jr. at night. the Hampton quartet will sing plantation melodies. Robert E Speer will speak at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian tomorrow night. Morning services feature Rev Dr J Ross Stevenson and Rev Hugh Black. A West Side Y M C A symposium on economic and social topics follows. An afternoon discussion led by Hall on The Individual and the Social Problem and Rabbi Stephen Wise on What Ought I To Do. Parliaments after 5 pm include talks by Dr Louis R Weltmiller on Coughs Colds and Consumption, Robert W Bruere on Economic Interpretation of the Old Testament, and Irving E Vining on Character Temperament and Personality. A fellowship supper at 6 pm. Workingmen's Club meets next Monday with Controller Metz on Municipal Interests Which Apply To and Make Claim on the Workingman. City Missions Society service at St Agnes Chapel features speakers about work in prisons almshouses hospitals and care for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oliver Hall
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Hampton Quartet
Robert E. Speer
Foreign Missions
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. Ross Stevenson
Hugh Black
West Side
Stephen
Louis R. Weltmiller
Robert W. Bruere
Association Forving the
Irving E. Vining
Workingmen’s Club
Church of the Holy Communion
Metz
St. Agnes Chapel
Trinity Parteh
West 92d Street
Columbus Avenue
City Missions Society
International Meeting Planned by Young People Movement
The Young People's Missionary Movement drafts its first international convention at Music Hall in Pittsburgh from March 10. Leaders from U S and Canada will join to advance missionary education and the study of mission work among youth. Attendance is limited to 2500 from outside Pittsburgh. Notable speakers from America and England are expected. youth mission study has grown from 170 to over 100,000 participants in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Music Hall
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
America
England
Plans for Federal Council of Churches in America
Plans are advancing for the first meeting of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America to be held in Philadelphia in December this year. A large majority of Protestant denominations are expected to be represented, with about fifteen million communicants involved. The council follows the 1905 Interchurch Conference decision and will define its core functions, guided by an executive committee in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Philadelphia
New York
Evidence Mounts Against Tobacco Trust Tactics
Henry M. Stone testified in the suit to dissolve the Tobacco Trust detailing price cutting that forced competition to surrender. He described the American Tobacco Company undercutting a Revived Richardson brand in Mississippi in 1903, prompting the Richardson firm to yield. The session in New York ends. hearings move to Cincinnati on January 27 then to Louisville, Nashville, and Richmond for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stone
Tobacco Trust
Stone
R. P. Richardson, Ijr., & Co
Reidsville
N. C
American Tobacco Company
Mississippi
Richardson Company
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
Nashville
Richmond
Real estate leases across Manhattan and Broadway buildings
The H H Fuller Realty Co leased spaces to Hasbrouck Piano Co at 517 and 619 West 32d Street and to Riverside Mills at the top left unit of 412 to 414 West 26th Street, with further leases to Sarnoff Brothers for a Mercantile Building store and to Bennett Dey Co. and Astor estate tenants at 151 Hudson Street and 874 to 378 Broadway. The Felt Construction Co leased 4,000 square feet in the new twelve story loft at 114 and 2th Wrest 2th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Fuller Realty Company
Paol & Macy
Hasbrouck Piano Company
Fly Wrest 2Th St
Private Sales Record Shows Multiple NYC Properties Sold
In the private sales market Maguire & Co sold No 174 West 1th st a five story triple flathouse between Lenox and 7th aves. F J Whitton sold plot on Andrews ave west of Fordham Rd to William Richtberg for two family houses. Hopkins & Boyd sold No 22 East 424 st a five story tenement near 3d ave. Senior & Co sold Nos 1985 to 145 Amsterdam ave three six story new law houses for Central Realty to Singer Brothers. Arnold Byrne & Baumann sold a five story flat house at Lath st and Fifth ave to Leopold Yesky on 26x10 ft lot. This week’s second corner parcel sale for Mr. Cohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire & Co
Lenox
7Th
F. J. Whitton
William Richtberg
Andrews Ave
Fordham Road
Hopkins & Boyd
Ots A. Myatt
3D Ave
Senior & Co
Central Realty Company
Singer Brothers Nos
Amsterdam Ave
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
Salo Cohn
Leopold Yesky
Lath Street
Fifth Ave
Cohn
Brooklyn and Long Island Sales Reported
William H. Goldey sold to A J Robinson the Bedford and Foster Aves corner plot in Brooklyn, 227 by 100 feet. Charles and Henry Minner sold a four story flat at Nestrans Ave and Prospect Place. E R Strong sold 418 East 6th St to C L Wheeler. Adolph I Nam,m sold 4 Pierrepont St Brooklyn dwelling to Mrs Hugh de Haven. Herman Frankfort sold two cottages in Cedar Ave Far Rockaway to Edward A New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Goldey
A. J. Robinson
Bedford and
Foster Aves
Brooklyn
Bedford Ave
Charles and
Henry Minners
Nestrand Ave
Prospect Place
E. R. Strong
C. L. Wheeler
East 6Th St
Adolph I. Namm
Hugh de Haven
Pierrepont St
Herman Frankfort
Mullen & Buckley
Cedar Ave
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Edward A New
Rothschilds Buy Park Row Building in Manhattan
Nathaniel M. Rothschild and others acquired title to the Park Row Building at 13 to 21 Park Row from August Belmont's Park Row Realty. The property, one of Manhattan’s largest office structures, is valued around 5 million dollars. Mrs. Margaret Sage lent 2.5 million at 4 1/2 percent last fall. Douglas Robinson and Charles S. Brown & Co. act as agents. Belmont has long represented the Rothschilds in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel M. Rothschild
Rothschild
Park Row
August Belmont
Park Row Realty Transfers Property to Rothschild Family
Property title passed yesterday from Park Row Realty Company to Nathaniel M. Rothschild and several other individuals. The transfer involves notable Rothschild family member Nathaniel M. Rothschild and related parties, reflecting a notable property transaction reported in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Row Realty Company
August Belmont
Nathaniel M. Rothschild
Rothschild
Irving Underhtt
Real estate transfers and planned hotel project surface in notices
Mr Belmont transferred title yesterday to Nathaniel M. Rothschild and others a 76.6 by 100 foot parcel on the east side of Sth ave near Sist st and other plots. William F Havemeyer moved three parcels on U1st st and one on 32d st to Arthur W Saunders. Saunders holds adjoining property. a report claims a hotel planned but not confirmed. H D Baker & Bro sold a six story elevator apartment house on a plot at 148d st and Hamilton Place. Harbarter & Silk plan a six story brick tenement at 347 East lith et with Bernstein & Bernstein designs, cost 25 060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Belmont
Nathaniel M. Rothschild
Sth Ave
Sist St
Ith Ave
Mott Ave
128Th St
William F. Havemeyer
Arthur W. Saunders
U1st St
Sthave
H. D. Baker & Bro
Hamilton Place
Broadway
John V. Signell
Harbarter & Silk
Bernstein & Bernstein
Pike St Parish Synagogue Reinforcement Plans Filed
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy to reinforce the assembly floor of the three story synagogue at 66 Pike Street owned by Congregation Habath Zion. Architect H R Daniels. Also filed to remodel the ground floor store of the loft building at Fifth Avenue corner for Rudolph Gernsheimer. Architect B W Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Pike St
Congregation
Habath Zion
H. R. Daniels
Fifth Ave
Rudolph Gernshaimer
B. W. Berger
Broadway Flushing Company Buys Seven Acres
The Broadway Flushing Company purchased seven acres at Flushing from Auburndale Realty Company. The parcel adjoins tracts it recently bought, with 50 acres adjacent to the Broadway station at Flushing of the Long Island Railroad. City improvements contracts have been let to develop the property. M. Lindheim & Co. negotiated the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Flushing Company
Flushing
Auburndale Realty Company
Broadway
Long Island Railroad
M. Lindheim & Co
Bronx Building Plans For Two Structures On Beaumont and Woodlawn
Plans show a two story brick store and clubhouse at 115 ft west of Beaumont Ave, 44 by 47 feet, owner and architect William F Lennen. A one story brick dwelling at Perry Ave and Woodlawn Road, 21 by 60 feet, owner Frank Sahulka with Louis Falk as architect. A brick glazing drying plant near Brock Avenue for Drying Company, owner Frank Stanley, architect S700 Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ns
Beaumont Ave
Wiliam F Lennen
Perry Ave
Woodlawn Road
Uno
Frank Sahulka
Louis Falk
WS Bets
Brockave
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Digest
The wireless section notes ships reporting positions near Sabie Island Subic Island and Cane Race with distances and times. The New York, Minnetonka, and La Bretagne are due to dock Sunday or yesterday at specified times, with routes from Sabie Island Subic Island and Cane Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sabie Island
Minnetonka
Subic Island
Sandy Hook
la Bretagne
Cane Race
Shipping News Arrivals At Bar And Quarantine Report
Shipping news item lists steamer arrivals and movements with origins and destinations including Mauretania, Miguel de Larrinaga, Vincenzo Bonanzo, Republic, Derisbrook, Amsterdam, Alleghany, Grenada, Armenian, Afghanistan, Thimbleby, Tetlight, Arapahoe, El Monte, Manna Hata, Pawnee, Baltic, Jamestown, Albuera, Apache, and Prins Willem II. Details include arrival times at the bar and quarantine checks, ballast or noise noted, and consignments to several companies. Ships originate from Liverpool, Queenstown, Messina, Genoa, Hull, Wilmington, and more, with callers such as Cunard, White Star Line, Hamburg-Amerikan, Holland-America, Circle SS Co, and others. The date remains early January, with numerous routes across Atlantic and Caribbean ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Pritchard
Liverpool
Queerstown
Cunard Li Co. Ltd
Miguel de Larrinaga
Thomson
Manchester
Queenstown
Barker & Co
Bar
River Plate
Vincenzo Bonanzo
Ital
Bellanni
Amsterdam
van Sieoten
Trinidad
Holland-America Line
Ber
Alleghany
Ger
Ruger
Cape Haytt
Port de Paix
St Mare
Port-du-Prince
Aux Cares
Jacmel
Santa Maria
J W Elwell & Co
Thimbleby
Mothersdale
Wilmington
D C
Finch, Edge & Co
Tetlight
Morris
Huelva
Moise
Sandy Hook
Arapahoe
Kembie
Jacksonville
Charleston
Chae Ss Co
el Monte
Freeman
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Mdise
Manna Hata
Charles
Baltimore
H C Fester
Tarantine
Pawnee
Swain
Philadelphia
Circle Ss Co
Baltic
Fire Island
Jamestown
Catherine
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Albuera
Lockhart
J H Winchester & Co
J. Jar
Vast Atlantic Ship Movements Reported in Jan Entries
A long list of vessels with start points, destinations, and routes for January shows ships such as Lusitania, Titanic era liners, and several German and British steamers traveling from New York to Genoa, Naples, Havana, Santos, and more. Notable origins include Montevideo, London, Hamburg, and Bombay with many ships bound for New York or Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Arabistan
New York
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Cape A
Horatius
St Vincent
Gibreltar
Indrasamha
Yokohama
Boston
Avonmouth
Manhattan
Ger
Hull
Weehawken
Bombay
Rotenfels
Aden
Newcaastle
London City
Tiverpost
Lusitania
Naples
Konigen Luise
Genoa
Hamburg
Burmeister
Gibraltar
Caronia
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11Th Street
John Wesley Hill
Minnie Castle Davis
Hill
Warren F. French
Frederick H. Meserve
Archibald C. Heaphy
William E. Stark
George W. Field
J. H. Cannon
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Baker
William Nesbitt
James R. Johnston
Bowery
Young Men's Christian Association
Grace Reformed Church
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Sith Street
Joseph R. Duryea
Hampton School
Virginia
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H. B. Turner
Robert R. Moton
the Schoes
Sunday Tribune
the Tribune
Federal Church Council
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
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Montegee Street
Belmont
Rothschilds
Park Row Building
BLYS
Big Flushing Tract
THE
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Marine Intelligence
Sumeda
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Gov
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Monterey
Vera Cruz
Ward
Colon, Janiery
Ville -Panama
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Deperaunza Progreso
Ward - Minnetonka
London
Prince Bacenta
Maracaibo
Curacao
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Pare
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Jasuas
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Moltke
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Red Star Mohawkene
Antwerp
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Algiers
Jannere Tireek
Denver
Mallory
St Paul
American
Bermudian
Bermuda
Quebec
Red
Mayaeues
Hortensius
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Houston
Mami Am
Havana
Prinz Joachim
Jamaica
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Pernambuco
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Seminole
Turk’s Island
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City of Savannah
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Corea
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Philip- Let Islands
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Bion
Nnn
Mewali
Guam
Philippine Islands
Transport Gen Francisco
Mpm
Toog Ruland & Whiting Co
Beekman Street
N. Y
Shipping News
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Jefferson
Lampesas
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Mobile
Nevahoe
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Spartan Prince
Smith
Newark
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Haiphong
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Manila
Cebu
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Cheries D. Barn & On
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Rid
Am Cement
Renin Val
Am Ry Co
Marsden
Cambria Steel
Phila Co
Elec St Bat Co
Penn Ror
Elec Co
Am Pena Steel Co
Ee & Fairmount Trac
Phila Elec Co
Sup Corp
Union Traction
Lehigh
Bach Co
City
Es Ichmond
MFG
R. R
Wsehterage
Ali Improveldem
J. B Drake
Edgecombe
St. Fist
19Th St
Alabama & van Rensselaer
East Lith
Sth
Country Property
J. W. Sloat
Middletown
Orristown
N. J
Depot
Franklin Development Co
Liberty St
Eeen
Central Park
Post & Reese
East
Mexico
City of Mexico
Midwinter Tours
California
Florida
West Indies
All Lines
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Stuyvesant
Union Square
Chicago
Horace Mann
Teachers College
Columbia Universite
Woees
Virgil
Prettyman
120Th St
Neberlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Sarhem
Lenox Ave
Court St
Newarks Scheuer Ae
School Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Aenss Co. Thomas, S
York
Gustave Schirmer
of New York
Messrs Murray & Prentice
Wall Street
Rudolph E. Schirmer
Grace M Schirme
Winthrop L
Howland, Murray & Prentice
Wall St
Clara
Abner C. Thomas
County of
Clara Ottager
New York City
Marx Ottinger
Nathan Ottinger
Borough of Manhattan
Thomas
County of York
Archibald Turner
Bee
Wilson M
Emitie P Turner
Executrét
Wilson M Powell
Executri
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