Women appointed to state farm for women misdemeanants
Governor Hughes named two women to the commission to select a site for the new state farm for women misdemeanants. Mrs. Eliza M. Guy and Mrs. Jane J. Armstrong were chosen after advocacy by the Women's Prison Association, signaling a hard-fought victory and marking a historic step for female involvement in prison reform.
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Hughes
State Farm For
Women's Prison Association
State Farm
Eliza M. Guy
The
Charles L. Guy
Supreme Court
Jane J. Armstrong
Rochester
William W. Armstrong
Prison Association
Guy
Armstrong
William Emerson
Women’s Prison Association
Washington Heights Day Nursery
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Stoddard Hammond
Binghamton
Ready to wear outfits squeeze dressmakers out
A 1908 survey notes a steady shift from individual dressmaking to ready to wear garments. The trade shows declining employment in custom dressmaking and shrinking dress goods departments, while ready made fashion explodes with hundreds of models, rising sales, and higher factory staffing during peak seasons.
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New York
Chicago
Leaving for the Fourth Stay With Local Newsdealer
Readers planning July Fourth travel are urged to secure the Sunday Tribune from a local newsdealer on arrival. The notice emphasizes continuing access to the paper while away.
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The
Sunday Tribune
Mahemetan Women Demand Rights From Deputies In Douma
Gleanings note that Mahometan women petition the Douma for rights described as permitted by holy books. They claim oppression by husbands and demand freedom to study travel pray in mosques engage in trade and charitable work. They cite examples from Arabia and cite wives who accompanied prophets.
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Douma
Chariot
Mecca
Mussulman
Arabia
Mrs. Moore Elected President of General Federation
Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St. Louis won the federation presidency with 516 of 906 votes at the Boston biennial meeting. The contest followed a tradition about hosting states and featured speeches on press problems and social topics, ending with a president’s evening and a close to the sessions.
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Boston
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Moore
May Alden Ward
Joseph Evans Cowles
California
Belle King Sherman
Ilinois
Henry H. Dawson
New Jersey
Frank N. Sheik
Wyoming
G. M. Welsh
Minnesota
Rudolph Blankenburg
Pennsylvania
Guy R. C. Allen
Wheeling
W. Va
Philip Carpenter
New York
Louise Graham
Cleveland
Sallie Joy White
Dedham
Mass
Robert J. Burdette
Pasadena
Cal
Anna Lewis Clark
Missouri
Clarence Burns
Legislative and Industrial Conference
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
J. Borden Harriman
Adison F. Broomhall
Ohio
Symphony Hall
Sarah S. Platt Decker
Colorado
Federation
W. K. James
Frances Squire Potter
J. W. Ort
Denver
Alice Ives Bread
Lynn
Masy
Rebecca TD. Lowe
Atlanta
Decker
Massachusetts
Ward
Blouse Fashion Trend: Lace Collar and Cuff Tie
The Tribune notes a garment trend where a simply tucked blouse with lace collar and cuffs remains stylish for young girls this season, illustrated as a fashionable match for fashionable outfits.
No. 6.8 Tissue Paper Pattern for Misses Blouse
The advertisement offers pattern No. 6.8 for a tucked blouse for Misses in sizes fourteen and sixteen. Materials suggested include dotted Swiss muslin, checked cotton voile, plain white lawn, or pongee with various collar and cuff trims. Yardage requirements are listed, with pattern and age to be sent to the Pattern Department, New York Tribune, for 10 cents or 12 cents by mail.
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New York Tribune
Real estate loans and development in New York real estate market
The Island Realty mortgaged the Flatiron Building at 23d St and Broadway to Equitable Life for 300000 at 5 percent for one year, with a prior mortgage of 2000000. Kips Bay Realty mortgaged 233 to 237 West Mth St for 100000 at 5 percent for five years to United States Trust. Rosenthal bought about ten lots at 127th St and Riversde Drive. Pease and Elliman sold 36 West 86th St for occupancy. Slawson and Hobbs sold four five story apartments on 182 to 188 Clermont Ave as investment. Plans filed for seven story store and loft at 131 and 133 West 28th St by Tarrytown Building Company at cost 100000. New seven story brick facade building with terra cotta and limestone detailing. Architect Louis A. Hoehum.
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The
Island Realty Company
Broadway
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Kips Bay Realty Company
West Mth St
United States Trust Company
Charles M. Rosenthal
Albert London
127Th St
Slawson & Hobbs
Nova Rsalty Company
Claremont Ave
Murphy
West 28Th St
Tarrytown Building Company
John A. Walker
Louis A. Hoehum
Real Estate Auction Results At Vesey Street Rooms
The Real Estate Exchange at Vesey Street sold multiple properties in one day. Numerous lots including 168th Street, Arthur Avenue units, and 2179 2185 Arthur Avenue, plus various 6 to 8 story brick dwellings and mixed-use buildings changed hands with prices ranging from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Vesey St
Real Estate Brokers Announce Multiple City Sales
In the brokerage market several firms report completed sales. Davis & Robinson sold for Joseph S Marcus a three story brownstone at 112 East Street on an 18.4 by 102.2 foot lot. I Randolph Jacobs & Co sold for Osk & Edelstein a 125 by 100 foot plot on the south side of 19th Street near Amsterdam. The buyer is James Realty and Construction Company, building a six story elevator apartment house. M Adler sold for A H Landeker the southeast corner of Madison Ave and 123d St, a three story dwelling on a 21 by 10 foot lot. H Tock sold the southeast corner of Ninth Ave and 16th St a plot of M by 100 feet. Taylor Sherman Co sold for Dr John F Erdmann to J Morgan No 40 West 48th St a four story dwelling on a 16 by 100.6 foot lot.
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Joseph P Day
168Th St
Fulton Ave
Arthur Ave
Weor
182D
Burnside Ave
Anthony Ave
Maple Ave
Sea Gate
Eldridge St
Cor Stanton St
L Leavitt
Stanton St
Effie Wolff
Hancock St
N S
Bleecker St
B Ratkowsky
Park Ave
S Wear 117Th St
I Bernheim
107Th St
Trus
Vogel
T Hansen
H Engel
Austin
Robbins Ave. Secor
Cohen
A L Wescott
Howland
Attys
J. J Tompkins
Jennie Thayer
Person
J W Hyde
E J Ludvig
19Th Ave
Broadway
T I & Tr Co
Ruth Mackey
P S Dean
R la Fetra
Anderson Ave
Dorincourt
Palisade
N J
Secor Dorincourt
Cumbermede
Cor Bluff
Samuel Marx
Elizabeth
Prince St
Hartfield Agt
Acritelli
Hoffman
Levy
Fox St
Lonewood
F Johnson
Greenbaum
Ferriss & Roe
Kaminsky
Joseph P
Amsterdam Ave
Solomon Cohn
Reinach
Milton Mayer
O Crowley
Kepler Ave
247Th St
Stydwg
Arrowsmith & Dattyrs
M J Daly
Trinity
Theodore Schmidt Ag
Northwestern Realty Coa
Simpson
W & Gattys
S L Ho Ward
Ry L J Phillips &Co
44Th St
Lexington Ave
Chelsea Realty Co
F Kirby
A I. Westcott
S M Isaacs
A. H. Landeker
Madison Ave
123D St
H. Tock
Ninth Ave
16Th St
Taylor Sherman Company
John F. Erdmann
J. Morgan
West 48Th St
Clarkson Street House Remodel Plans Filed
Plans have been filed to remodel the four story tenement at No 2 Clarkson Street owned by the Corporation of Trinity Church. The project aims to improve light and sanitation to meet Tenement House Department requirements with architect James R. Connelly.
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Clarkson St
Corporation of Trinity Church
James R. Connelly
Edenwald Land Co sells six lots on Burke Ave to five buyers
The Edenwald Land Companies sold six lots on Burke Avenue between Kingsbridge Road and Jefferson Avenue to Bessie Victor Israel Morris George and Abraham M Steller. One lot on Jones Avenue twenty feet south of Jefferson Avenue was sold to Max Wels.
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Edenwald Land Companies
Burke Ave
Kingsbridge Road
Jefferson Ave
Bessie Victor
Israel, Morris, George
Abraham M. Steller
Jones Ave
Max Wels
Realty Notes Selections Include Leases on Hotels and Stores
John Tyler leases Masconomo Hotel Manchester by the Sea to R. Hamilton. D Snyder leases Graff cottage Avon by the Sea to W. Hamilton McBride. Samuel Goldsticker named agent of the old Post Building Brooklyn. Charles F. Noyes Company leases No 179 South St for ten years. D Story to Margolies & Radin stores at 121 William St and 324-328 Pearl St to Harper & Bros. Various other property deals and a denial of a Murray lease rumor. Underwriters Realty and Title leases store and basement 1456 Broadway.
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John Tyler
Hotel Gazette
J. B. Schofield
R. Hamilton
Masconomo
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Mass
D. Snyder
W. Hamilton McBride
Avon-by-the-Sea
N. J
Samuel Goldsticker
Old Post
Broadway
Brooklyn Bank
Charles F. Noyes
South St
Fannie FE
John L. Murray
Unclear historic loan notes with multiple names and streets
Fragmented OCR records list loans and directions with names Gustavus Edward Robttzek Frederick W Ehrean Herbert S Ogden Philp Kapfman and addresses on Wales avenue Sox Concord avenue Bronx and a $3 006 loan figure. The text is garbled and contains many errors.
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Wales Ave
Wocer
H St
Concord Ave
Gustavus
Edward Robttzek
Frederick W Ehrean
Ave
Bronx
Herbert S Ogden
Philp Kapfman
Real estate listings with multiple properties and figures
A fragmented notice lists several parcels with addresses near Marion Avenue Castle Hill Avenue Longfellow Avenue and Decatur Avenue. Entries specify parcel sizes from roughly 24.6x62 to 84.6x31.6, building types including 2 percent rear two story frames and four story brick tenements, with owners and architects named for each property and total sums such as 8000 25000 6500 39509.
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Dorothea Place
Marion Ave
Roger Sullivan
William Kenny
Marker Ave
Castle Hill
S. Vensizuedia
Henry Nordhelm
Evercetetersteress
Car
Longfellow
Froma Realty Co
Moore & Landsiedel
Clifton Ave
Ce Bergen
C S Clark
Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Turn Amid Weather News
Favorable harvest weather in the Southwest and crop progress in the Northwest weighed on Chicago prices. September wheat eased to about 85 3/4 cents, July and December fall, while corn rose to around 70 cents. Oats gained and provisions fell on liquidation, with Illinois crop reports shaping the day.
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Chicago
Southwest
Illinois
Jsc
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission Houses
Shorts
Livestock Market Report from New York June 30 1998
Receipts totaled 23 cars 487 head beefts 488 head calves and 476 cars 11410 head sheep and lambs with mixed direct to slaugher or market routes. Prices softened for most categories as cattle veals and lambs showed declines while hogs remained firm to higher with reported quotes and sale results across multiple houses and regions.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Oreanic
Swift Beaf Company
Morris Beef Company
LVES
Tobin & Shannon
Fred I. Kratz
Tevers
Kerns Commission Company
Virginia
Kentucky
St. WW
McPherson & Co
Maryland
Newton & Co
Judd & Co
Pennsylvania
Kentucky Lambs
Ohio
Shippers’ Commission Company
West Virginia Lambs
New York State
S. Sanders
Todd & Co
J. G. Curtis & Son
HW. H. Hollis
Andrew Mullen
Markets on Cattle Hogs Lambs Across Cities
Cattle receipts about 2 500 head dull bids show steers 5 90 to 6 40 cows 3 6 to 5 75 heifers 3 80 to 6 15. Hog receipts about 14 000 head up 5 10c with heavy shipping 65 75, butchers 45 65, mix 6 10 to 6 40, packing 5 25 to 6 50, bulk 6 55 to 6 65. Sheep receipts around 15 000 steady, sheep 3 25 to 4 15, lambs 5 96 to 6 50. Other markets list hog and cattle activity in Cincinnati Buffalo Pittsburg and Kansas City with mixed changes and several price ranges.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Texas
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Cortlandt
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Flatiron
Equitable
Ongdbeach
Long Beach
Sth Avenue
Clarkson Street
Stollers
Edenwald
12Th St
Ave D
Luise Riegler
Philip Kaufman
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Telegraph
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
Beekman ST
American Architectural Association
River View Manor
George M. Ehrgott
Tribune Building
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Storia
Wardell St
Ferry
Ocean
Judge Davis
Bradley Beach
Woodmere
L. I
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S. A. Davis
Charles H. Beckett
County of
William Bartels
County of New York
Greenwich Street
City of
Ferdinand Bartels
Greepa Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New Or
T. E. Beardsley
Nassau Street
Vdey
Frederick
State of New York
Mary Schell
East 49Th Street
New York City
Frederick Wodey
Newark
Henry Ringhof, Jr
Frederick Woder
U.8
Abner C. Thomas
Daniel J. Dowdney
Surrogates’ Court
Grace of God
Julius Danziger
Siegfried Danziger
Casper Danziger
Arnold Danziger
Adolph Danziger
Bernhard Danziger
Ernst Moritz Schneider
George Schneider
Hu: Schneider
Alfred Schneider
Greta Gottschalk
Edith Susskind
Gerhard Danziger
Elisabeth Danziger
Eva Danziger
Agnes Danziger
Kurt Danziger
Ella Danziger
Gertrude Danziger
Mount Sinai Hospital
City of New York
Virginia Danziger
William Hyams
Rou
U. S
Gross & Sneudaira
Borough of
Manhattan
Francis Asbury Palmer
Cecelia Palmer
Sylvester D. Husted
David E. Miles
James R. Palmer
William B. Anderton
Elizabeth P. Anderton
Woodlawn Cemetery Association
Palmer Christian College
Union Christian College
Trustees of Hamilton College
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Westchester County
Flow College
Chapin Home For
Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian Church of
Hall of Records
Charles J. Day
William O. Abbott
Richard B. Kelly
Abner
L. S
C. Thomas
Whitehall Street
Philadelphia
Col
S&s. Patten
WarehasbOe Aamo Preenawai Road Company
State Street
F.C. Asistant
Hordsien. Aq
West Point
N. Y
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Niagare
Falls
Atlantic City
Montreal
America
Gawada
Trinidad” Agile
Quebec
Thos. Cook & Son
Fifth Ave
Glen Onoko
Lake Hopatcong
W. Zhi St
Liberty St
Atlantic Cuy
St. Soo
Hudson
Newburgh
Homer Ramsdell
Franklin ST
West
CH ST
Orange Lake Park
Orange
Poughkeepsie
Palace Iron
Hendrick Hudson
Albany
Brooklin
Fulcom
Mary Powell
Desbrosses St
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Cade
Niagara Falls
Montreal and Lakes
White Mountains
Nova Scotia
Old South Country
Saguenay River
Provinces
G& Lakes
Yellowstone Park
T. H. Hendrickson
Fulton St
UEBEC
H. BR. H
Prince of Wales
THOS
Cook & Son, Ay
RED Bank
Franklin St Pier
N. R
Highlands Red
Long Brasch Asbury Park
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
127Th
Brooklyvn
Court St
Asbury
Hundries
Phila
J. Short
East Greenwich Academy
East Greenwich
R. 1
Charles Alford Stenhouse
RYE Seminary
Mrs. S& J. Life
Misses Stowe
Rye
Park Row
Agence
Mra M J Young-Fulton
Ies Square
Mademoiselle Amyot
Malison
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