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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1908

Page

19

Tarbell in New York Consumers League talk

The New York Consumers League annual meeting at David Belasco’s Stuyvesant Theatre drew a large crowd of women including Ida Tarbell. Tarbell praised the league’s push against sweatshops, urged shoppers to fund justice, and warned that overlong hours for women threaten progress. Mrs Nathan highlighted stores extending hours and efforts to inspect conditions, noting fewer underage workers and a long clerk shift in one non white-listed shop.

United States Supreme Court Ida Tarbell Charles Zuehlir Supreme Court Patagonia Kamechatka Isles of the Sea Florence Keller Leonora Oreilly Frederick Nathan New York Consumers’ League David Belaseco Stuyvesant Theatre Miss Tarbell Standard Oil Company Nathan High Seas Wall Street Consumers’ League Consumers League Prineteen Washington New York

Harlem YMCA Teaches Home Making to Young Men

The Harlem Young Men’s Christian Association starts a housekeeping course for men planning marriage. It begins with ideals of husband and wife and covers practical topics like saving on the gas bill choosing durable furniture and labor saving devices. Enrollment indicates strong need for such teaching.

Harlem Young Men's Christian Association

Dainty Derby And Balloon Bar Featured In New Fashion Goods

Shown at shops, the balloon bar bag in pidkin and colored feathers priced at 615 to 1 silver, the Dainty Dorothy ribbon set for young misses with one yard eight inches of ribbon for 175, sashes four dollars, sen sen veilings 75 cents a yard, wired lacy bows and gauze ribbons, veils from 3.25 to 4, leather auto case with dinner knife fork and spool at 1.95, and新 French ginghams in gray buff and old blue with bold borders.

Algiers Becomes Hub for Transatlantic Passenger Ships

The article proclaims Algiers as the healthiest winter resort with many sights for visitors. It notes the newly inaugurated 16,906 ton NG. Liord twin screw ships begin regular service linking New York, Gibraltar, and Algiers, boosting travel options.

New York Gibraltar Algiere

Mistresses Debate Servant Supply At Hotel Astor Meeting

Members of the Society for Political Study at the Hotel Astor debated the servant problem and immigration. Mrs. John H. Judge urged training in homes, valued immigrant contribution, and proposed a domestic service certification plan via the City Federation of Woman’s Clubs or the Society for Political Study. The discussion touched on race, education, and class expectations as many voiced cautious optimism and practical concerns.

Society For Political Study Hotel Astor John H. Judge Mrs. Judge Lillie Devereux Blake Joseph Augustin Cozzino City Federation of Woman's R Ubs Federation

Suffragists Plan Citywide Demonstration Parade

A war council of suffragettes met at the Hotel Westminster after an open air Madison Square gathering. They draft a letter to all city women’s groups proposing a broad, representative parade to protest legal and economic inequalities. A provisional meeting is set for February 16 or nearby, with attendance urged at 231 West 69th Street, and a hearing on constitutional amendments to remove “male” scheduled for February 19.

Westminster Madison Square New York Progressive Woman Suffrage Union West 69Th Street Maud Malone

Relief hospital ship workup and voyage plans reported

Surgeon Charles F Stokes takes command of Relief at Mare Island preparing the hospital ship for service Then the fleet assignment includes Magdalena Bay target practice with the Pacific fleet before heading north The Relief may accompany the fleet to Suez and return to the United States strong interest surrounds its reception by fleet officers and Stokes is highly regarded by line officers Midshipmen from districts 13 and 11 show superstition with several resignations and transfers Orders issued cover Army and Navy posts including promotions transfers and retirements Movements of vessels list arrivals at Buenos Aires Newport and shifts among ships and hulls confirming the South Dakota commission at Mare Island on January 2

Tribune Bureau Washington Charles F. Stokes Relief Mare Island Pacific Coast Magdalena Bay United States Suez Surgeon Stokes Naval Medical Corps Stokes H. G. Peters Secretary of War Army Marine Corps N. Offleey Navy Department West Virginia Pacific Fleet B. Price Lb. V. H. Allen Tenver W. G. Mitchell Stringham W. W. Tomb Medical School Hospital Denver BR. H. Osborn Navy Yard Pensacola G. B. Wright C. de W. Brownel Newport Mississippi M. Donelson

Immense New Army Depot Planned at Fort Mason

Federal authorities move to secure a site at Fort Mason for the United States army depot and adjoining submerged land owned by Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and Mrs. W Vanderbil t. Congress has appropriated 1.5 million dollars for the site and filling the submerged area. Condemnation suits have been initiated through Assistant Attorney Clark.

San Francisco United States Army Fort Mason Hermann Oelrichs W. Wh. Vanderbilt New York Congress Clark

Woman Lawyer Joins New York State Bar Association

Mrs Harriette M Johnston Wood of Wood and Wood gains admission as the first woman elected to the New York State Bar Association. Sponsor Gravefield Raphael J Moses, unanimous approval. City Bar still barred women. Mrs Jesse Ashley refused and Mrs Rosalie Loew Whitney withdrew. Wood admitted February 1905 and practices with her husband. active clubwoman and former president of Portia Club and several business leagues.

Harriette M. Johnston-Wood Wood & Wood New York State Bar Association Gravefield Raphael J. Moses City Bar Association Jesse Ashley Dean Ashley New York University Law School Rosalie Loew Whitney Wood Portia Club Business Woman's League of New York National Business Women's League

Miss Moffatt Held in $1000 Bail for Theft Charge

Miss Mary S Moffatt private secretary to Miss Florence Colgate of East Sith Street is charged with stealing 91 from her former employer through false entries in her check book. She appeared before Magistrate Butts in the Tombs court and was held for trial in $1000 bail. The prisoner wept quietly in court and gave no answers to questions. Miss Colgate was not present to prosecute but Detective Hunter promised to bring her to court.

Mary S. Moffatt Florence Colgate East Sith Street Butts Tombs Court Tombs Colgite Hunter

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