Women Delegates Arrive for Pan Anglican Congress in London
Delegates from around the world converge on London for the Pan Anglican Congress opening June 15, with many women among them. The event marks a departure as women participate on multiple committees and will study topics from marriage and divorce to liquor traffic and infant mortality. A London report notes mothers welcome free breakfasts for schoolchildren, praising the program though some women joke about managing household routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tte
India
Australasia
China
Japan
South Africa
New Zealand
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
British Isles
Louise Creighton
Ouse
Women organize patriot ic work in new society
Albany June 11 The National Society of Patriotic Women of America with main offices in New York filed with the Secretary of State a charter of incorporation to pursue active patriotic service including teaching immigrants and their children the meaning of the American flag. Directors include several New York women and supporters from New Rochelle Mount Vernon and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
National Society of Patriotic Women of America
New York
Secretary of State
William Tod Helmuth
William R. Stewart
N. Taylor Phillips
John Francis Vaneser
Mary van Buren Vanderpoel
Oliver Livingstone Jones
William Cummings Story
Benjamin S. Church
Florence Guernsey
A. J. Queckberner
Mary Garrett Hay
John CC. Coleman
Robert Hamilton Rucker
C. (. Ruthrauff
Gabriel Stewart Mulliner
J. Heron Crossman
New Rochelle
Joseph S. Wood
Mount Vernon
Serenity and fresh air for health and beauty tips
Horace Fletcher elevates calmness over chewing for health while beauty doctors tout serenity as key to youthfulness and allure. A Indiana Health Department bulletin claims sleeping with a window tent provides fresh air, aiding tissue repair and preventing respiratory diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Fletcher
Ealf
Indiana Health Department
Gleanings on Household Manners Fashion and Politics
A housekeeper avoids orders to keep harmony with her maid Hilda and notes polite routines. Paris fashion shifts to pale gloves and coordinated colors. Finland kinship and girls schooling spark debate on ages. Muslin dominates summer fabrics signaling gentle, simple women. Hamlet’s question fades before modern philanthropy and child welfare debates.
Women in Smyrna dominated by husbands seek daily needs
Mrs. R G McNaughton, returning to the United States after twenty three years in Smyrna, describes patriarchal life interior Asia Minor where husbands purchase clothing and food. She details education, marriage customs, the Turkish dowry rule, and the missionary run women’s handwork programs aiding Armenian and Greek girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
R. G. McNaughton
Alliance House
West 44Th Street
United States
McNaughton
Smyrna
American Board of Foreign Missions
America
Ireland
Summer Bathing Suit Features In Latest Styles
The Tribune notes women planning seaside trips will choose a bathing suit with princesse lines and close fitting sleeves. It describes black mohair trimmed with black and white striped taffeta and calls for mohair in various colors and patterns.
Staats Zeitung Buys Parcel In William Street Property Deals Reported
The Staats-Zeitung acquires Nos. 184 186 188 and 19 William st 27 Spruce st and 31 Frankfort st a 13 000 square foot plot with 78.5 ft William st frontage 25.4 ft Spruce st and 14.8 ft Frankfort st The purchase expands its holdings at William Spruce corners The firm also owns No 182 William st and parcels on Cedar and Liberty streets Charles Wolff buys No 117 Cedar st a four story building plus adjacent Cedar and Liberty street properties George Read Co were brokers Pease Elliman sold No 10 West Tist st Isabel Newman Holloway plans filed for a one story brick and iron building facing Central Park Circle Fifth ave to be a moving picture house for Samuel Trigger Co cost 10 000 architect H G Harris project first of its kind in Manhattan with two Bronx projects planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruland & Whiting Company
Edward J. Haney
Herman Ridder
Staats- Zeitung
William St
Spruce St
Frankfort St
Cohen
Daniel B. Freedman
Staats-Zeitung
William and Sprucests
Charles Wolff
Cedar St
Liberty St
George R. Read & Co
Pease & Elliman
Isabel Newman Holloway
West Tist St
Central Park Circle
Fifth Ave
Manhattan
Samuel Trigger & Co
H. G. Harris
Bronx
Auctions Update From Real Estate Exchange Sales Rooms
Four properties sold in yesterday’s Real Estate Exchange Sales. Hermann Ludeman paid $18,800 for a 230 ft 4 of 7th Ave three story dwelling. Executors sale of Mary Fitzgerald estate brought $6,600 for 224 128th Ave. Two 3 story flats sold for $7,300 and $7,150. Another listing shows vacant Burnside Ave parcel with $13,925 sale price. Today’s listings include 161st Street four story dwelling and vacant 7th Ave corner Cathedral Parkway with high liens and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
D P Ingraham & Co
13Th St
7Th Ave
Herman Ludeman
Bryan L Kennelly
Rd Ave
Mary Fitzgerald
T J McCarthy
Jerome Ave
Mount Hope Place
T C Connor
J H Redmond
Joseph P Day
Burnside Ave
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
Bender Isaacs Et al
Baldwin Et al
Greenhall
Frank Hendrick
Joseph Fallon
161St St
Amsterdam Ave
F Ismay
Exre
Donnegan
C S Noyes
GA Newman
New Cor Cathedral Parkway
Matoilda Vetthagt
E Herrick Et al
J L Pinks
R OH Clarke
Real estate transfers in the Garrison area and Harlem
Listings show multiple sales by brokers including Hunt's Point Realty Jacob Leitner for Lizzie Burns on Garrison ave 50 feet west of Faile st. Other transfers cover Irvine st St 103 West 52d st two family houses and a five story flat on St Nicholas Ave. plus Amster dam Ave duplexes and West 127th st flats among numerous properties and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Leitner
Hunt's Point Realty Company
Garrison Ave
Faile St
Lizzie Burns
John Rendall
Irvine St
Seneca
Garrison
Marcus Nathan
Havemeyer St
Duross Company
John Roche
J. Molyneaux
St. Nicholas Ave
113Th St
Polstein Realty Company
Amsterdam Ave
Calder
F. E. Barnes
Catharine A. Bruce
Brunswick Realty Company
Fast
Feat. I. Birkner
Carolina Morrath
127Th St
Maurice J. O'Gorman
Lillian Materne
Hall J. How & Co
Tremont Ave
Public Place
Unionport
W. L. Varian
Frederick Fox
198Th St
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
J. Clarence Davies
Hugh E. Ferris
Hughes Ave
George Price
Herman Guchman
Glover St
Westchester Ave
United Electric Power Station to Be Enlarged on 146th St
Plans filed to enlarge and remodel the United Electric Light and Power Company station on 146th street west of Amsterdam Avenue. A three story extension will be added and the operating gallery enlarged at an estimated cost of $18,000. Architect named as Frank W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Electric Light and Power Company
146Th St
Amsterdam
Frank W. Smith
Pattern No 6.97 for Bust Sizes 22 to 42 Inches
Advertisement notes pattern 6.97 offered in bust sizes 22, 24, 36, 28, 40, and 42 inches. Materials required vary by size, with widths and yardage listed. Mailed on receipt of 19 cents, or 12 cents extra for letter postage. Address Pattern Department New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New- York Tribune
Two Uptown Flat Houses Planned on Fort Washington and St Nicholas
Plans filed for a five story flathouse for Alphonse Hogenauer and Albert Westall at Fort Washington avenue and 177th street costing 45 4 and a five story flathouse for Donald Robertson at St Nicholas avenue and 173d street costing 66 000. An addition to No 1 East 79th street dwelling will provide a child’s playroom for Mrs. Sarah L Heimerdinger with L A Walsh as architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Alphonse Hogenauer
Albert Westall
Fort Washington Ave
177Th Et
Donald Robertson
St. Nicholas Ave
173D St
Ground broken for Ritz Hotel at 46th and Madison
Ground has been broken for the proposed Hotel Ritz on an eight acre plot at the northwest corner of 46th street and Madison Avenue owned by the Goelet estate. The Ritz will be managed with the Ritz Carlton network in Europe and contain about three hundred rooms. Architects War ren and Wetmore expect completion and opening in October 1509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
46Th St
Madison Ave
Goelet Estate
Ritz-Carlton
Europe
Warren & Wetmore
Gibbs Kirby Sell Plot For Apartment House
Gibbs and Kirby sold to E J Moloughney a 75 by 100.11 foot plot on the north side of 113th street west of Amsterdam, and the adjacent 100 by 100.11 foot plot on the south side of 114th street. Moloughney plans to erect an apartment house. Joseph Polstein bought a 19 by 100.11 foot plot on the southerly side of 114th street, 100 feet west of Amsterdam avenue, adjoining Moloughney’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs & Kirby
JL. N. Hershfield
113Th At
Amsterdam
114Th St
E. J. Moloughney
Joseph Polstein
Amsterdam Ave
Moloughney
Equitable Trust Seeks Purchase of 618 Fifth Ave Building
The Equitable Trust Company has made overtures to buy from W. K. Aston the four story building at 618 Fifth Ave on a 25 by 100 foot lot between 49th and 50th streets. The property is a Columbia College leasehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Trust Company
W. KK. Aston
Fifth Ave
49Th
Columbia College
Green Inn and Cottages Leased to New Operators
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation leased the Green Inn, cottages and bungalows at Monmouth Beach New Jersey to Charles R. Schraps. It also leased the Columbian Hotel at Saratoga Springs to Gus K. Muller of Muller's Hotel Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Register Realty Corporation
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Charles R. Schraps
Saratoga Springs
Gus KE. Muller
Muller's Hotel
Miami, Fla
Realty Notes: Montgomery Maze Buys Broadway Buildings
Montgomery Maze is the buyer of five five story buildings Nos. 3281 to 3289 Broadway at the northwest corner of 122nd street, recently reported sold by Max Marx. The property on Quaker Ridge, Mamaroneck, is owned by the estate of William H. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Maze
Broadway
122D St
Max Marx
Quaker Ridge
Mamaroneck
William H. Russell
Hand denies Jerome removal report after inquiry
Plattsburg New York June 11 Commissioner Richard L Hand who was appointed to investigate charges against District Attorney William Travers Jerome was told by telephone of a New York story claiming he recommended dismissal of the charges Hand denied the report calling it a naked falsehood while noting he criticized some of Jerome’s acts and found no grounds for removal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
Richard L. Hand
Elizabethtown
Hughes
William Travers Jerome
New York
Jerome
Hand
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Fierce
Tlo
Burns and Gormley Case Dominates Tombs Court
James F. Kennedy, former police court clerk, held in default of $5,000 bail for allegedly posting property as bail for Jack Gormley. Thomas Burns and Leopold Buchsbaum faced grand jury and burglary charges. Gormley’s wife testified Burns was only a boarder. commissioner vows broad probe into Gormley’s escape and Lieutenant Smith’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Kennedy
Jack
Gormley
Tombs Court
Thomas Burns
Third Avenue
Wahle
Leopold Buchsbaum
Manhattan Avenue
Burns
Bingham
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper’s Bazar
Hilda
Paris Elegante
Princes of Wales
Princess Mary
Parliament
Finland
Hamiet
Mrs. McNaughton
Staatz-Zeitung
Cedar Street
Ritz Hotel
Green Inn
New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Long Island Sound
Buzzard's Bay
Cape
Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Berkshire
Litchfield Hills
Connecticut
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Co. A. Call
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania
Kittatinny Delaware Water Gap
Kittatinny Park
Frank Cope
H. Essick
Alleghenies
H. M. Essick
Essick Heights
Cushing's
Fenwick Hall
Fenwick-On-The-Sound
Conn
Connecticut River
H. C. Chapman
Vermont
Lake Bomoleen
Wierives
W. C. Mound
Hydevilla
Water Gap
Delaware Water Gap
John Purdy Cope
New Spruce Cabin Inn
Bookiet
M. D. Price Canadens's
P. O
Mount Pocono
Delaware
George A. Bowman
Hoguet Point
Lake Mahopac
THE
Wallace Ave
Burnett Place
W J Cook
T J Kelly
Aig
White Plains Ave
Emil Leslie
John Davidson
Magenta St. N
Giodrado
James X Cahill
Kaffo Scllite
Feb Albrecht
Minneford
John P Lee
Ree
Excelsior Mortgage Company
Arthur H Sigler
Kennedy
New Jersey
Coleman
Asbury Park
Frank B. Conover
Montclair
Montclair, N. J
Arlborough Blenheim
Ocean Front
Atlantic City
Josiah White
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Seaside House
N. 4
F. P. Cook's Sons
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Peninsula House
Shrewsbury River
Pleasure Bay
Janeea
Charles H. Dederer
Catskill Mountains
Ulster & Delaware R. R
Philadelphia
Jersey City
West Shore R. K
Catskill Mountain Limited
Catskills
N. A. Sims
Gen
Kingston
Saratoga Springs WY
M. Lippner
Lake George
Delaware & Hudson R. BR
Frontenac
ST. Lawrence River
Om Am
Fis Sports
Bom Air
Rexmere
Stamford -in-the-Catskills
Vate Golf Course
Moffatt & PF
Prospect House
Shelter Island Heights
Grameny
Thadirondacks
Ererel
Hotel Champlain
Lake Champla
Clinton County
Naty
Robert Murray
Fort William Henry
Larf George
Uct
Stth
Ave
J. F. Wilson
Adironce Taylor
Deane Semoon Lal
Homelice
Saleeg
Grand Hotel Company
Grand Hot Catskill Mountains
Stade Assenger
Alfoore Pao
Fookler Rassinatyre
Murray
Grand Hare Comppany
Highmount P. Co
Transit For
the Metropolitan District
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
MR. Farmerman
Somerville, N. J
Thomas F. Burehill
Mountain Side Park
Somerville
Wise New Yorker
Somerville Gardens
Tiberty
Action Sale
Somer—Ville
W. C. Reeves & CO
City News
van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Park
Stuyvesant High School
11Th Street
First Avenue
William H. Maxwell
Frederic R. Coudert
Committee On Trade and Industrial Education
Charles Bartlett
Mills Hotel No
Seventh Avenue
Andrew &. Harris
Worth Street
Tribune Building
Nassauw St
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
Beekman ST
N.Y
BON CO
New Yor
Joseph P. Day
Long Beach
Realty
River View Manor
City
Coates
York
Utica
Hamilton Collest
Williams Bros Prietors
Central N
Clinton, S
Balauth Wilton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!