Worth on dress for women in business life
In a 1908 Tribune piece M Worth argues for practical attire for working women. He criticizes lace blouses and sheer sleeves, favors simple pleated front shirts with collars and silk ties, and a modest ankle length skirt. He also condemns hats worn awkwardly and hairstyles that obscure facial features, urging natural, dignified presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
M. Worth
Batiste
M. Werth
Maritime passenger schedule fragment with multiple routes
A fragmented timetable lists ships and ports with January and February departure dates. Entries mention Bristol Kansas City Italian Prince El Atha Philadelphia Southampton Havre Barbado s Galveston New Orleans Savannah Glasgow London Atlantic routes and several sailings to and from New York San Francisco and Tokyo with varying dates in January February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Port Spain
New Orleans
Jane
Gelveston
Plymouth
St Lucia
Gibraltar
Turday
Philadelphia Outhampton
la Savoie
Havre
Barbados
Holt
City of Memphis
Savannah
Mallory
Glasgow
London
Tlantic Trans
Statendam
Boulogne
Holland-Am
Zuila
Ponce
Red
Finland
Antwerp
Red Star el Rio
Galveston
Atlanta
Ucayan
Para
Booth
Aim Hindustan
Norton
Prins Willem V. Hayti
DWE
Venetia
Haiti
Hamb-Am
Pontiac
Pernambuco
Morro Castie
Havana
Ward
Colorado
Brunswick
Bayamo
Tampico
Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Com
St Louis
Southampton
American
Campania
Liverpool
Cunard
Bermudian
Bermuda
Quebec
Caracas
Curacao
Iz Ponce
NYTV
LPR
Ase
Manoa
St Thomas
Wilhelm
Colon
Gunther
Mesaba
Atlantic Trans
Lincoln
Hambure
Hamb- Am
California
Laura Trieste
Ustrian
San Jacinto
Arapahoe
Jacksonvile
Clyde
Jamestown
Old Dominion
City of Savannah
Hamilton
Old Dominio
Algonquin
Turks Island
San Domingo
Amerika
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Canning
Manchester
City of Columbus
el Valle
Georgie
Kirkeswald
la Plata
Buenos Ayres
Manzanillo
Cienfuegos
Panama
Cristobal
Princess Anne
Newport News
SWV
Luckenbach
San Juan
Maraguez
Aststein
Nor
Gothenburg
Antilles
Chr
Knudsen
Philadelphia
Kennebec
la Touraine
Nicholas Cuneot
Port Antonio
Arabistan
Oran
Kurrechee
Merida
Vera Cruz
Wanted two men for the Jewish Encyclopedia sale
A classifieds page itemized job seeking calls and advertising posts. The key line offers two men for selling the high priced Jewish Encyclopedia in the metropolitan district with satisfactory arrangements, plus one man to go South. Contact B. F. Funk on the 7th floor of 44 60 East 23d Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Encyclopedia
B. F. Funk
East 23d Street
New York
Multiple Job Seekers Advertise for Various Local Positions
A crowded help wanted page lists young men and women seeking steady work. Applicants include a paper cutter, piano finishers, chauffeurs, warehouse clerks, secretaries, upholsterers, watchmakers, clerks, and farm managers, with references and accessibility details provided.
Domestic help ads from Bloom's Employment Bureau listing varied male positions
A dense ad page offers male staff for many roles including butler, valet, chef, janitor, nurse, and general useful man. Listings show individuals and bureaus from Madison, Osterberg, and other agencies, with details on duties, gender, and approximate wages, spanning New York City addresses and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Arama
August Weiss
Colony Club Holds First Annual Meeting in New Winter Garden
Four hundred women attended the first annual Colony Club meeting at No. 122 Madison Avenue. President Mrs. J Borden Harriman presided as reports showed a treasury surplus of 8000 dollars. Board members elected include Mrs. Walter Maynard, Mrs. John E. Cowden, Miss Caro de Forest, Mrs. Payne Whitney, and Mrs. Francis Higginson Cabot. Miss Dorothy Whitney serves until 1910. The winter garden, opened yesterday, was heated by stoves and lined with glass walls, featuring Paris made green faience stoves with fruit and flower decorations. The space will host men’s events after dinners and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloney Club
New Winter Garden
Madison Avenue
J. Borden Harriman
Board of Governors
Walter Maynard
John E. Cowden
Caro de Forest
Payne Whitney
Francis Higginson Cabot
Dorothy Whitney
Elsie de Wolfe
Paris
Wistaria
Admires American Women At Woman's University Club
Miss Mary Garden praised American women as charming and delightful during a clubhouse visit with the Woman's University Club at No 17 Madison Square North She contrasted her view of men as busy with business and noted she was born in Scotland and came to the U S as a child The gathering featured Mrs William Reynolds Brown and other notable attendees including Rev Dr Lyman Abbott and Miss Abbott The article lists guests and remarks from the event highlighting Garden's high regard for Americans and her cosmopolitan background
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Garden
Scotland
William Reynolds Brown
Egerton Parsons
Rebecca Hooper
Lyman Abbott
Abbott
T. P. O'Conner
Paris Modiste Describes High Society Dress Taste
M Worth of Paris discusses how skilled modistes guide women in wardrobe and how royal and noble appetites shape color choices. He cites a green preference overridden by complexion, candid advice prized by few, and white gowns favored by Madame D and royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Worth
Paris
Harper's Bazar
Madame D
Alexendra
Denmark
Anajesty
Helena
Italy
Holland
Carmen Sylva
Rumania
Russia
Gress
Graduation Exercises at Public School 93 Amsterdam Ave
Public School 93 on Amsterdam Avenue and 93d Street held its graduation ceremony yesterday morning. Fifty six graduates in two by two procession performed to Triumph March from Aida. a poinsettia dance, varied recitations, and ethnic dances highlighted the program. Edward D. O Brien spoke to the graduates along with several officials. prizes and diplomas were awarded as Mary Gleich gave the valedictory and the district superintendent Alfred Schauffler presented diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Avenue
93D Street
Emma 8S
Landrine
Aida
Brutus
Julius Cesar
Polonius
Laertes
May Graham
Lillian Polhemus
Sylvia Phillips
Mary Gleich
Edward D. O'Brien
John Ford
Franklin Leonard
Joseph Schloss
Thomas Hunter
Normal College
Cora L. Magnus
Max Katzenberg
Mary Greich
Mrs Sage Funds Scholarships For Pascal Institute Girls
Mrs Russell Sage has funded six scholarships at the Pascal Institute enabling girls to study dressmaking millinery and costume design with free cooking instruction. A gift of fifty dollars seeds a full year of training, with further gifts from Mrs J Kennedy Tod Mrs M Walton Sent Mrs John Cunningham Hazen Mrs James A Scrymser and Edward Harkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Pascal Institute
Sage
J. Kennedy Tod
M. Walton
John Cunningham Hazen
James A. Scrymser
Edward Harkness
George R. Bishop
East 18Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Margaret P. Pascal
Buck Stove Case Up Again In Labor Row
The American Federation of Labor's side in the Buck Stove boycott dispute was presented before examiner William A. White in Washington. Samuel Gompers testified and Alton B. Parker attended as senior counsel. The hearing precedes a full merits review by Justice Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Justice Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
William A. White
Samuel Gompers
Alton B. Parker
New York
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Durand Surrenders to Answer Charge in Defalcation Case
Paul Durand former American representative of Baccarat Glassware Company Paris surrendered yesterday to Judge Crain in General Sessions to answer for alleged defalcation of $3341 from the company. He was released on $2.40 bail furnished by Arthur M. White glass dealer Warren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Durand
Baccarat Glassware Company
Paris
Crain
Arthur M. White
Warren Street
Maritime Almanac and Wireless Reports Snapshot
Marine intelligence notes sun and moon data, high water times at Sandy Hook and Gov Island, and wireless reports indicating the Lusitania near Sable Island en route to dock around morning. Incoming steamers list ships with departure and arrival points including Celtic, Lusitania, Queenstown, and Cardiff dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Lusitania
Sable Island
Moon
Shipping News Arrivals And Sailings At Bar And Ports
Multiple steamers with cargo and passengers arrived or sailed, including Kaiser Wilhelm II and City of Savannah in quarantine or at the bar, Comus and Jefferson with passengers, Consuelo and Beilanoch with limited crews, and Kroonland Bermudian Oscar II among others, listing origins, destinations, cabin and steerage figures, and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ger
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Oelrichs & Co
Bar
City of
Savannah
Fisher
The
Ocean Co
Moise
Comus
Post
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Compan
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Norfolk
Qld Dominion Ss Co
Sandy Hook
Consuelo
Watson
Hull
Sanderson & Son
Christian Horn
Jensen, Cardenas
Matanzas
Barbarossa
von Bardeleben
Mise
Steglinde
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
E & Co
Eamer
Bermudian
Fraser
Bermuda
A E Outerbridge & Co
Oscar II
Dan
Hempel
Copenhagen
Christiania
Christiansard
Finch
Edie & Co
Moise Arived
Santos
Barbados
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Echo Looming
A list of multiple ships with routes and dates from Queenstown to New York and other ports, noting departures from January 28 to January 30, including Majestic, Mauretania, Oran, and more, with sailings to Liverpool Southampton Demerara Singapore Hong Kong and beyond. The notice ends with Pas sed and fragmented lines detailing further sailings from Lizard and Brow Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Mauretania
New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Majestic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Naples
Tarmania
Madeira
Gibraltar
Pondicherry
Rotenfels
Ger
Aden
Bombay
Oran
Tantallon
Limni
Port Said
Sikh
Singapore
Hong Kong
St Thomas
Oceanic
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Barbados
Tagus
New Y Kingston
Colon
Hamburg
Colombo
Kabinga
Boston
Greenock
Virginia
Villa Real
Thrift
Nor
Lizard
Hotham Newton
Dunkirk
Brow Head
le Via
Treasury Daily Statement Shows Reserve, Funds, Liabilities
Washington January 30. The treasury report lists reserve fund at 150 million in gold coin and bullion. Trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates show 90,809 in gold coin. Silver dollars are noted as of 1890. Total resources and current liabilities tally 200,009,009 and 121,961,9365 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Fund
Philippine
Surrogates Notices for Abby S Thompson and Mary de Trobriand
Notices issued under orders of Surrogates in New York urge all creditors to file claims against Abby S Thompson of New York and Mary de Trobriand of New York. Vouchers must be presented to Fisher A Baker at 2 Wall Street and Curtis R Hatheway at 126 Broadway by specified June and July deadlines in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Beckett
York
Abby S. Thompson
County of
New York
Fisher A. Baker
Wall Street
City of
United States Trust Company OF New York
Ferris S Thompson
Bexis
New York City
Marie Caroline Post
Charles A. Post
Extell
Curtis R. Hatheway
Executrix
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
Board and Rooms Advertisements and Offers
A fragmentary advertisement page lists board and room options including single and furnished rooms with or without meals, rates per line, and 14 day entry terms. Details include Uptown Tribune directory info at 1364 Broadway, between 36th and 47th Streets, plus multiple listings for furnished apartments, rooms with private baths, and references. Various agents and addresses appear, such as Leland Co at 4 West 334th Street and other New York City locations, with notes on spring price reductions and accommodations for a French-speaking woman seeking to board a child, all implying a busy classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fesrary
Borough of
Derrel
Mo Prown
Nedstania
Collins
Chiffeniers
Renison
E. Pay
J. J. de Moe
Halligan
Trish
Liteon
A. Layman
Tadie
Sf Morris
Pedestal
M. King
Sideboart
M. Makon
Merrian
J. A. Mitchell
McKay
Feetox
Mra MC Reilly
Ing
Chiffonter
Ae . & Rensing
Bedting
L. A. Read
Waters Rare Liberty Storage
Anexec
Frances B. Kinghorn
Exec Sos
Henry Mene
le “Arda
Rebecca Pryor Lowe
G. W. Murphy R. Conkitz
A Sareny
A. H. Kenny
E. B. Koehler
Neuman
Helen
Colline
Loring
G A McArthur
N_ Wesley
Es Ee
Wnt
Tribune
Broadway
Sth
New-York Tribune
Desirable Rooms Directory Listing in The Tribune
Circular notes six teen word lines offering entry to rooms and rates. It lists Uptown Tribune offices at 1564 Broadway and various branch locations, advertising large and small rooms for gentlemen, parlors, and private apartments with no stairs, plus deadlines for submissions and office hours.
CORSETS FOR GENTLEWOMEN AND DRESSMAKER SERVICES
An array of classified notices lists corsets advertised as hygienic with medical endorsement from Boston Hygienic Corset Co, and sewing and dressmaking services. Vendors include Rector and others offering maid work, German fitter Cece pene Esty, and Rheibs berger. Also listed are jewelry services by M F Tepper and carpet cleaning by Careful Carpet Cleaning Co, plus billiard table makers Marx Bros. at 246 Union Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West
84Th St
New York
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New-York
Bristol
Kansas City
Cavan
Omveas
Prince el Atha
Pennsylvania Lyra
Roma
Caledonia
Minneapolis
el Cid
Pacific
Transpacific
San Francisco
Hawaii
Alameda
Japan
Corea
Chine
Philippine Islands
Hong- New Zealand
Australia
New Caledonia
China
Tacoma
Bellerophon
Guam
Kong Maru
Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Pine Islands
Korea
Oges
Lida A. Seely
Employment Bureau
West 39Th St
Bryant
Brooklyn
St. Mark's Av
Miss Morrow
Lexington Ave
S. Cor
Hapgooda
Muaie
West Indies
L. B
Trib
M. Pila
West 25Th St
P. O. Box
Madison Square
A. Wonfor
South 8Th St
Newark
N. J
G. H
Montague St
Bill Clerk
Evan Inniss
President St
Brooklin
State St
Rutland, Vt
Henry Bernard
West 112Th
John Melville
East 148Th St
Banking House
Tribune Office
Lilienfeld
East 124Th
Leitner
West 148Th
Richard Zendulka
Eagle Ave
Bronx
William Lewis
Pavonia Ave
Jersey City
J. F
Kastra Madison
H. P. Rosell
Cliffside, N. J
Carpenter and Mason
F. W. Rundquest
Cellarman
Rangeard
West 26Th St
Magnetor
Brodhin
East 99Th St
Broadsco Ee
T. Martell
H. Wright
Packard
V. G
Winton
Locomobile
Lozier
Ranier
A. Hurdt
FLDD
Vantrand
Glen Cove, N
Uchauffeur
A. V
West 2d St
St. Summers
Jackson St
Paul Katona
East 4Th St
James Haubenrick
Montrose Ave
Raue
John Curry
Pearst
Duleng
East
Tel
Harlem
Fred Hirsch
East 169Th St
Cannes
Moore Istationery
East 24Th St
Otto Steingraber
East 77Th St
Robert Green
East 37Th St
Matthew Moody
Park Ave
A. W. Chas. Shrettner
Avenue A
Masseur
Kari
Flatbush Ave
Louis Kneller
Somers St
Uptown
6Th Ave
13Th
14Th St
7Th
125Th St
Tith and
Tith Sts
61St St
1St Ave
Tremont
Thomas Messer
Blankenburg
158Th St
Fred Gerold
Ogden Ave
S. C. Quady
Wallabour St
C. A
Amsterdam Ave
J. D
West Et
James Ashe
West 100Th St
Pressman
Cylinger
Jon
Réeliia— Bie
Ryan
East 16Th St
Verling
William Streyffert
East 27Th St
Winthrop
Mass
Industrial Association
James Whiteside
New Canaan
Conn
Robert Bevan
Packer
D. Fuerstenberg
Market St
K. T
C. M
Box 64
East Isiip
Long Island
J. Baras
Otero
East 17Th Et
F. M
Sth Ave
John Palmer
West 88Th St
L. Sia
Fulton St
A. S
Brookyn
J. W
O. Bohman
Main St
New Rochelle
E. Baudraz
West 54Th St
Rears
Frank Thelen
East Sith St
Wiliam Papa
Sullivan St
L Smith
Hart St
Ereokivn
Rampmeier
Eldert St
Googie J. Frick
West 165Th St
Sadowski
Bad Matison Ave
Grevillot
Whitlock Ave
P. Young
Lewis St
Feldman
Proeoklyn
Hartford
Avrivertiser
Union St
Union Fifil
W. J
Edward Roser
Hanover
Germany
Geneva
West 125Th St
Psithon
Oklyn
JADY
Yser
Mary FE
McCarren
Throgg
Peck
Grove St
Young Lady
Box
3D Ave
Nornan
Brocklyn
J. Scott
West 40Th St
Peter
Butler
William
Scotland St
Orange
Madison Employment Bureau
4Th Ave
Madison Butler
Osterberg
Plaza
Aza
CC. A
Joseph Carissiani
Wiliam McAdoo
East 60Th St
Peter Dickson
Lafayette St
Agate
David Cannon
P. Jeffery
West St St
Cen
Martin Kelleher
Pebham Ave
Martin Kelleper
Pelham Ave
S. Tanaka
Concord St
Wilson
West 69Th St
John J. McConnell
Greenwich St
26Th St
Metzinger
West Sith St
24 Ave
Fred Spiegel
Larson
St Gustaf Poultrym
Alois
Park Are
Hoboken
N. SF
Hughes
S58
Capaci
Madison
Useful &M
Houston
West 34Th St
Osterberg’s
Willow St
Coed Housener
Frank Love
Crescent St
Long Island City
Philippf
Morris St
Walter
Alf
Herbert Webb
Bianchy
Salon
Poston
Magle
North Sth Ave
Mount Vernon
Wells’s Ik
Oe Ch.meermaib and
Waitre
Tady
O. K. Hansen Bureau
Ave
Osterbergs Bureau
Flaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
River
Prospect Place
Brooxlyn
North of Ireland
Fisherty's Bureau
Vanson
Fitzsimons
Ee Bureau
Prt
59Th St
Berman
Hofmayers Bureau
West 23d St
Hofmayer's Bureau
West East Telepho
Chelsea
Arbetd
Amsterdam
Country
Merrow's Bureau
58Th St
Dustrial
Broom’s Employment Bureau
9Th Ave
Cook
Mets
Wagh St
Winthrop Bureau
West 38Th St
Knickerbocker Employment Exchange
Jussila Bureag
Patchen Place
L. FL
East 14Th Se
I. B
East 14Th St
BR. F
A. F
Miss FitzGerald
2D Ave
Etty
Plaza Bureau
Jussila Bureau
Lezingag Ave
Peirl Jonson
Flat
Addie Watson
West 154Th St
Stadison
Ferra
Andress
Morree’s Bureau
Lexingrove
M. HF
Mies
West Gist St
Robinson
Will
Carmen Kapp
Sienety ’ S Bureau
Chamberma Wet Park Ave
Osterberg’s Bureau
Loxiageee Ae
Th College College
Tepgee School
Carl F. Kayser
Colle d Pa
Joseph A. Gilles
Colony Club Meeting
Mary Garder
Worth
Mrs. Sage
Buck
Marine Intelligence
Celtic
White Star
Cunard Belsdon
Cardiff
Shipping News
Port of
SAILE
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Assee Eocceeesv
the Tribune
Leland € CO
Ith ST
Sthave
Alazema
Heneselaer
Mme. Kersh
Esste
Subway
West Math St
Ofice
26Th
Sith Sts
12Th
Ith
Téth
77Th St
128Th St
Tremont Ave
Rector
Rheibsberger
East 96Th
Cece Pene
jJewdlry
M. F. Tepper
West 38Th Et
Careful
St. Coe & Brandt
Marx Bros
Union Square
Gorman
Nassau St
Cortlandt
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