Tarbell at New York Consumers League meeting
Ida Tarbell spoke at David Belasco's Stuyvesant Theatre to a large crowd of women. The New York Consumers League rally highlighted tainted money, sweatshops, and the push to reform labor standards, with Tarbell and Mrs. Nathan urging action to curb long hours and improve workers conditions.
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United States Supreme Court
Ida Tarbell
Charlies Zueblin
Supreme Court
Patagonia
Kamschatka
Isles of the Sea
Florence Keller
Leonora O'Reilly
Frederick Nathan
New York Consumers’ League
David Belasco
Stuyvesant Theatre
Miss Tarbell
Standard On
High Seas
Wall Street
Leasur
Consumers’ League
Harlem YMCA Teaches Home Making For Young Men
The Harlem Young Men’s Christian Association starts a housekeeping class for men planning marriage. Courses cover The Ideal Husband and Wife, gas bill savings, durable furniture, shopping, and labor saving devices. Strong enrollment signals demand for practical domestic guidance.
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Harlem Young Men's Christian Association
New Shop Fashions Feature Balloons Bags and Ribbons
The Shops showcase the balloon bag in vivid leather tones priced from $1.15 to $1.75, the Dainty Dorothy hair ribbons in yards and plaids from $1.75 to $2. The sen sen fabric stripe bows cost 73 cents a yard, with large wired lacy bows for hats. Veils, bows, and wash fabrics including French ginghams and Saxony linen sets trend, with prices from a few cents to several dollars.
Mistresses Debate Servant Problem At Astor Meeting
The Society for Political Study at the Hotel Astor heard Mrs. John H Judge discuss immigration and the domestic servant issue. She urged training at home, warned against blaming servants, and called for a domestic service certificate system via the City Federation of Women’s clubs.
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Society For Political Study
Hotel Astor
John H. Judge
Lillie Devereux Blake
City Federation of Woman's Rules
Federation
Suffrage Union Plans City Parade and Meeting
The Progressive Woman Suffrage Union organized a council of war at the Hotel Westminster after an open air Madison Square meeting. They will mail a call urging women from all groups to join a broad based demonstration to protest unequal political and economic status. A preliminary meeting is set for 231 West 69th Street next Sunday to decide the parade date, likely February 16, with the February 19 constitutional hearing on ending the male word in the constitution.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Consumers’ League
Nathan
New York
Beatrice Herford
Westminster
Madison Square
Progressive Woman Suffrage Union
West 69Th Street
THE
Progressive Woman Suffragsh Union
Maud Malone
Relief Hospital Ship fits for service and westward voyage
Surgeon Charles F. Stokes takes command of the hospital ship Relief at Mare Island to prepare for Pacific operations joining the Pacific fleet at Magdalena Bay for target practice, with possible Suez voyage. midshipmen and superstition noted at the Naval Academy. extensive Army and Navy orders, vessel movements, and personnel changes listed.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charles F. Stokes
Relief
Mare Island
Pacific Coast
Magdalena Bay
United States
Suez
Surgeon Stokes
Naval Medical Corps
Line Offie
Stokes
H. G. Peters
Secretary of War
Army
Marine Corps
N. Offley
Navy Department
West Virginia
Pacific Fleet
B. Price
LD. W. H. Allen
Denver
W. G. Mitchell
Stringham
W. T. Hoadley
F. A. Barker
A. M. Watson
E. I P. Moses
Department
Immense New Army Depot Planned at Fort Mason
Federal authorities move to secure the largest U S army depot at Fort Mason, running north over submerged land partly owned by Mrs Hermann Oedrichs and Mrs W K Vanderbilt New York. Congress has allotted 1 5 million for the site and filling, with total costs near 2 million including buildings and wharves. Assistant Attorney Clark leads the condemnation suit for the land.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Fort Mason
Hermann Oedrichs
W. Kk. Vanderbilt
New York
Congress
Clark
Woman Admitted to New York State Bar Association
Mrs Harriette M Johnston Wood of Wood and Wood is elected to the New York State Bar Association the first woman honored by the body. Sponsor Gracefield Raphael J Moses notes unanimous approval. The City Bar Association previously barred women. Mrs Jesse Ashley and Mrs Rosalie Loew Whitney faced admission difficulties. Mrs Wood, admitted February 1905, is active in clubs and has led Portia Club Business Woman's League and National Business Women's League.
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Harriette M. Johnston-Wood
Wood & Wood
New York State Bar Association
Gracefield 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 For Trial In $1000 Theft Case
Mary S Moffatt private secretary to Miss Florence Colgate of East Sixth street was held for trial yesterday in $1000 by Magistrate Butts at the Tombs court. She offered no testimony beyond sobs and remained silent as she was led away. Miss Colgate was absent to prosecute but Detective Hunter said she would appear today.
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Florence Colgate
East Sith Street
Butts
Tombs Court
Tombs
Miss Colzite
Hunter
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