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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

30

Riverside district janitors class and city projects

The Woman's Municipal League of New York expands with Riverside district goals including a fountain and a janitors class to raise standards in tenement housing. City Hall backs health drives against tuberculosis and spitting in parks, while sewers are inspected and repaired promptly.

Woman's Municipal League of New York City Central Park North River Edward Curtis Satterlee Swartout Riverside City Hall Woman's Health Protective Association Lederle League

Strawberry Time Recipes From A June Fruit Feast

A compact guide extols using ripe strawberries in season with sugar, creams, and varied desserts. It covers serving berries whole or halved, making rich shortcake, sponge cake variants, strawberry ice cream and sherbet with detailed preparation, and methods for charlotte and Bavarian cream finales, stressing flavor, texture, and proper chilling.

Outdoor gym planned by Rochester YWCA at Riverside Park

An outdoor gymnasium will be added to the Rochester YWCA work this season. Riverside Park athletic field will offer basketball tennis tether ball volleyball croquet and possibly golf. A portable club house will include dressing rooms and lockers. All city young women will be invited. Summer admission is $3. Grounds open daily from 4 p.m. until dark.

Rochester

Immigrant Classes at Baron de Hirsch School Inspire Patriotism

The Educational Alliance immigrant classes on East Broad Way and Jefferson St train children new to the United States in English and American values. Teachers emphasize holidays, flag rituals, and loyalty, turning newcomers into American students and citizens while addressing Russia’s anti communal bias.

Baron de Hirsch School The Educational Alliance East Broad Way Jefferson St United States

Parisian Summer Fashion Notes from an Era

A fashion excerpt describes new summer trends featuring embroidered waist designs on sheer fabrics, side orchid accents with violets, and red flowers with mousseline ribbons. It notes dropped shoulder styles, foliage hats of oak leaves and acorns, and nightgowns with square necks and beaded embroidery. Separate skirts trend toward knee length with pleated flounces and lace joins in light colors.

Temperance Union Leaders From Several States Noted

Mrs Susannah M Walker former Nebraska W C T U president for eight years resigned after moving to Canada. Born in Buffalo she led the state group and faced removal. Mrs Nettie Purdie Hershiser heads Nevada W C T U and was born in Cleveland and led Huron County and East End unions. Mrs Laura E Harsha heads Indiana Territory W C T U and taught at the Indian school in Okmulgee Oklahoma Territory.

Susannah M. Walker Nebraska State Woman's Christian Temperance Union Canada Buffalo Nettie Purdie Hershiser Nevada Woman's Christian Temperance Union Cleveland Huron Ohio) County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union East End Union Laura E. Harsha Indiana Territory

Patterned Girls Frock for Ages Four to Twelve

Pretty frocks with gored skirts and full baby waists fashionable for little girls. The pattern No 4.121, for sizes four eight ten and twelve, uses pale blue dimity or washable fabrics with fine embroidery and insertion trims. Send 10 cents plus size and age to New York Tribune Pattern Department. add two cents for rush letter mailing.

New-York Tribune

Little Mothers Entertain At June 6 Benefit

An entertainment will be given on Friday night June 6 for the T. S. S. branch of the Little Mothers Aid Association and the sewing class at 236 Second Avenue. Friends of the Little Mothers are invited to attend.

Little Mothers’ Aid Association

Donts For Summer Boarders From The Prophet S Chamber

A rural guide explains simple country living with cautions about milk cream and meals. It warns against overindulgence in ice water ice cream and starched clothing while promoting practical moderation and courtesy. The tone reflects a proverbs style urging common sense and seasonal awareness.

Fagg Announces $150000 For Brooklyn YMCA Building

Frederick D. Fagg, secretary of the Eastern District Branch YMCA Brooklyn, reports raising the $150,000 needed for a new building. Pledges came with a June condition, last gift arriving just before midnight Saturday. Subscriptions began in October 1901, with a January 1902 celebration of substantial progress. The project aims to create one of the finest YMCA facilities in the country.

Frederick D. Fagg Young Men's Christian Association Brooklyn Fagg SLO

Plaza Hotel Sold To Syndicate For 3.4 Million

The George A. Fuller Construction Company with Central Realty Bond and Trust Company and Hallgarten Co purchased yesterday the Plaza Hotel on Fifth Avenue west side between Fifty eighth and adjacent plots. The deal involves an ad joining plot to construct new hostlery.

George A. Fuller ¢ Construction Company Central Realty Bond and Trust Company Hallgarten & Co Plaza Hotel Fifth-ave

Con con Tuberculosis Congress Opens at Majestic Hotel

The third annual meeting of the American Congress of Tuberculosis in joint session with the Medico-Legal Society opened at the Hotel Majestic. Delegates from medical, legal and scientific bodies in the U S, Canada, Mexico and the Americas attend. Endorsed by the State Department, with U S officials present.

American Congress OF Tuberculosis Medico-Legal Society Hotel Majestic Canada Mexico Central and South American Department of State United States Congress Henry D. Snyder W. (. Fraisted Navy P. M. Carrington Preston H. Bailhache Marine Hospital Service A. N. Bell Brooklyn Henry B. Holton Holton Behring Holtes New York Massachusetts Connecticut Clark Heil Monty Benedikt Vienna

Seld syndicate plans twenty story hotel on Fifty-ninth street

A New York syndicate of major corporations will erect a twenty story hotel on the current site and vacant lot at Fifty-ninth street, costing about 37 million dollars for the hotel and 7 million cash for the adjacent plot. broker John N. Golding. The project, the largest cash realty deal in the city, awaits a satisfactory lease with current tenant F. A. Hammond at 125000 annually. Construction hinges on lease terms and contracts.

Seld Fifty-ninth Sts Fifty-ninth St New-York Life Insurance John N. Golding F. A. Hammond Fitthave Fiftyninth-st Fifty-eighth-st Fifty-ninth-st P. Henry Dugro Plaza Hotel Savoy Justice Dugro Hotel Netherland Fifth Ave Fifty Cornelius Vanderbilt Mlaza New-York Life Insurance Company ISS

Pensioners Can Hold Office Says Supreme Court Ruling

Justice Leventritt ruled that Section 1 544 of the city charter disqualifying pensioners from office is unconstitutional. The test case by Alexander Price, a retired policeman, seeks reinstatement as section foreman in Street Cleaning, with Roger Foster for the pensioners and Theodore Connoly opposing. The decision rests on constitutional guarantees against disenfranchisement and demands that city pensions not bar citizens from public employment.

Leventritt Supreme Court Alexander Price Roger Foster Theodore Connoly Justice Leventritt

Flag Day Observance Push Urges Wider June 4 Celebrations

The Flag Day Association founded in 1897 has mailed letters to individuals and groups nationwide urging a broader and more enthusiastic Flag Day celebration on June 4. The group led by Ralph Earl Prime of Yonkers seeks to expand observances beyond the usual, with many public and school exercises already held in honor of the flag.

Nils K Finsen Copenhagen Denmark Light Institute Berlin Paris London St. Petersburg Vienna E J. Barrick Toronto Charles O. Probst Ohio Flag Day Association United States Ralph Earl Prime Yonkers

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