New Hospital for City Manhattan Maternity
Plans by architect Oscar C. Rixson for the Manhattan Maternity Hospital will be broken within ten days. The hospital, ready by Thanksgiving, will house a fully equipped facility for surgery and midwifery and serve as an educational institution for nurses, students, and physicians studying tenement district cases. Located on a 100 by 100 foot plot at 827 East Sixty third Street near First Avenue, it overlooks the Blackwell Island Bridge entrance and emphasizes cleanliness in construction and furnishing. The gift originates from a patient of Dr. Bellamy, with donor identity kept confidential. The board includes Moses Taylor as vice president and director of Lackawanna Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Maternity Hospital
Oscar C. Rixson
Ths
Board of Governors
Russell Bellamy
Firstave
Blackwells Island
Bellamy
Manhattan
Mothers and Babies’ Hospital
Lexington Ave
I. Cuttorn Edgar
Europe
New Manhattan Maternity Hospital Planned for 333 East Sixtieth Street
Dr Bellamy outlines a philanthropic four story hospital to aid destitute women. The building features a glass painted exterior, amphitheatre for lectures, separate student access, and a focus on education alongside patient care for the poor. Residents from Battery to Forty second Street and from Porty second Street to The Bronx target relief in tenement districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery
Forty-second-st
Manhattan Maternity Hospital
Porty-second-st
Bronx
Broome
New Hospital and Dispensary Proposed in New York
A citizen proposes a hospital and dispensary to aid mothers and children in overcrowded quarters, similar to the Lying-in Hospital. The plan aligns with vital statistics work, noting over twenty five thousand birth certificates returned by unlicensed midwives last year and praising philanthropic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
New York
Kaiser Prize contested at Northeastern Silingerbund meet
The Kaiser Prize twenty thousand dollar Minnesinger statue was won by the Junger Miinnerchor of Philadelphia. The Arion of Brooklyn placed close second with Columbia of Philadelphia third. The Mendelssohn bust went to United Singers of Newark with Philadelphia second. Attendance at Riverview Park reached about thirty thousand. trips to Gettysburg and Annapolis planned for tomorrow.
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Baltimore
William
Silingerbund
Junger Miinnerchor
Philadelphia
Arion
Brooklyn
Columbia
Brooklyn S&ngerbund
Philadelphia Quartet Club
United Singers of
Newark
N. J
United Singers
Washington
Long Island
Concordias
Wilkesbarre
Hichenkranz
New York
Allemania
Arions
Jersey City
Orpheus Liederkranz
Kreuznacher Sangerbund
Fairmount Liederkranz
Riverview Park
Gettysburg
Annapolis
Henry F. Greene Named Civil Service Commissioner
Henry F. Greene of Duluth Minnesota has been appointed Civil Service Commissioner to succeed James R Garfield. Greene, a lawyer and former Gold Democrat who joined the Republican party after 18 percent, championed Civil Service policy adoption in Duluth while serving on the City Council.
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Washington
Henry F. Greene
Duluth
Minn
James R. Garfield
Miss Bishop Injured in Electric Car Accident
Miss Bishop daughter of Mrs Heber R Bishop of New Lodge Belle-Queave summered in Newport experienced a frightening electric auto mishap on Thames Street. The car backed then surged forward striking a horse and delivery wagon, leaving the animal badly cut and to be shot. A rescuer aided Bishop who then resumed driving the gasoline racer later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. 1
Miss Bishop
Heber R. Bishop
New Lodge
T. F. Cushing
Bishop
Bellevuea
Notes of the Stage and Theatre Gossip in New York
Chilly weather shifts as Oscar Hammerstein schemes warm wonders at the Garden including warming pans and Loot stoves for the audience. Public meeting at College Hall featuring Miss Blanche Walsh precedes the 19th performance of The Earl of Pawtucket with guest notables. Hopper’s manager change, Hubbell marriage mix up, and Clyde Fitch naming Fletcher Norton for Fay Templeton’s next musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
Duss
Max Hirech
Venice
Oscar
Timothy Dexter
Newburyport
Mass
Hammers
College Hall
East Fiftyeighth St
Woman's
The
National Art Society
Blanche Walsh
National Theatre Scheme
Clyde Fitch
Fletcher Norton
Fay Templeton
Mr. Fitch
Bridge Plans Move Forward for Brooklyn Bridge Terminal
Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal has chosen Henry F Hornbostel to draft plans for the Manhattan end terminus of the Brooklyn Bridge. The Mayor, early in his administration, urged the project and will receive the plans in about two weeks. Rail companies have submitted track arrangements for the terminal.
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Lindenthal
Henry F. Hornbostel
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Low
Hornjob
Lindéenthal
McClellan and Sheridan Statue Commissions Meet
In Washington on June 17 the McClellan Statue Commission unanimously adopted a resolution rejecting all competition designs for the McClellan statue and plans to invite a noncompetitor to submit a model. The Sheridan Statue Commission selected Sheridan Circle as the site for the statue, expected to be completed early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McClellan Statue Commission
McClellan
Sheridan Statue Commission
Sheridan Circle
Wee
Sheridan
La Petite Maison at Opéra Comique Delighs Paris
In Paris on June 9 La Petite Maison a three act operetta by Bisson and Docquois with Chaumet music opened at the Opéra Comique to good notice. Pichon the jeweller and his wife Gabrielle are drawn into a Regent impersonation plot with Florence and the Chevalier de Fargis. Mutual forgiveness prevails as the real Regent appears and restores court favor. strong performances by Fugére and Mme Marguerite Carré.
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Paris
Alexandre Bisson
Georges Docquois
William Chaumet
Opéra Comique
Pichon
Louis XIV
Mme. de Maintenon
Chevalier de Fargis
Florence
Gabrielle
Chevalier
la Petite Maison
la Parabére
Fugére
Mme
Marguerite Carré
I. B
Macedonian Relief Appeal Calls for Help Now
Arnold de Lisle appeals readers of The Banner of Peace to fund relief for Macedonian refugees under Turkish rule. He describes massacres, looting, and brutalities, urges Europe to act, and invites contributions or service via contact in San Francisco or Dudley.
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Macedonia
Europe
Kratovo
Bulgaria
Michailowsky
Salonica
Universal Brotherhood and Justice
England
Sofia
Arnold de Lisle
Judge
Freeman- Gray
Crate Dudley
Worcester
Poison Ivy in Central Park Warns Parkgoers
A reader warns others after ivy poisoning in Central Park and urges forewarning about the plant. The letter notes poison ivy has three-leaved clusters and is easily recognized, even by children, to avoid contact during walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Central Park
C. New-York
Hold Ups and Strikes Debate in Editorial
A letter from Justice in Flushing Long Island questions whether strikes are merely hold ups, citing examples from West banditry to St. Louis fair disruption and last summer's anthracite coalfields. He calls for thoughtful consideration by the ablest minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
St. Louis
William J. Lyon Obituary Auditor in Controller's Office
William J. Lyon an auditor in charge of the law department in Controller Grauts office died at his Lyons New Jersey home on Tuesday. Born December 9 1848 he graduated from Princeton and practiced law in the city until 1883 when Controller Hastings Grant named him private secretary later he became auditor. Ashbel P. Fitch appointed him Deputy Controller and under Coler he served as expert accountant. In the present administration he led auditing in the law department. He belonged to the Colonial Manhattan and Democratic clubs the Kappa Phi Fraternity and Tamany Hall General Committee. He was a longtime trustee of Park Avenue Presbyterian Church and recently elected trustee of Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church.
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William J. Lyon
Graut
Lyons
N. J
Princeton
Hastings Grant
Ashbel P. Fitch
Lyon
Coler
Law
Colonial
Manhattan
Democratic
Kappa Phi Fraternity
Tammany Hall
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
Basking Ridge
Colonel James W. Cronkite Dies at Plainfield
Plainfield New Jersey June 17 Colonel James W Cronkite deputy collector in the New York Custom House died last evening at his home He was born in Portlandville Oswego County New Jersey and joined the Civil War in Company I 121st New York Volunteers He served in major battles and rose to promotion President McKinley appointed him deputy collector at the port of Cienfuegos He left that post in May last year He lived in Brooklyn thirty three years and belonged to the Union League Club Rankin Post No 10 G A R Brooklyn will conduct a military funeral from his home Friday with burial at Arlington Washington
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Brooklyn
Union League Club
Rankin Post No. 10
Colonel Cronkite
Greoocy Tne
Arlington
Washington
Mayor subcribes to paper bought by ten year old boy
Ten year old E B Hesser of 741 Wendover Avenue in The Droox persuades the mayor to subscribe to a weekly Philadelphia paper. The boy lists names from New York figures and banks to show merit, offers cash terms, and receives the mayor's signature receipt amid a small crowd. Burnett's Cocoaine offered as a remedy for hair loss.
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E. B. Hesser
Wendover Ave
Droox
Armory Commissioners
Low
Philadelphia
New York
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Seligman
New-York Life Insurance Company
Obituary Notes Alvin Wilkins Promoter of No Broadway
Alvin Wilkins promoter of No Broadway died suddenly at his home 6 West 158th Street early yesterday at eighty one. Death thought due to apoplexy or paralysis. Native of Pittsburg he spent twenty years in this city as promoter. He previously banker and contractor in Pittsburg building Mineral Range Railroad in Michigan and the Charleston water works. He died in moderate circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Wilkins
Broadway
West One
Marriages and Obituaries Notice Highlights 1908
Notices list marriages at Christ Church Brownsville and Pelham Manor, with dates June 1908. Includes additional obituaries for Bell Armstrong Crawford Fish Radway Sterling Taylor and Mary Jane Radway with funeral details. Also mentions cemetery listings and real estate ad for lots at Woodsiawn Cemetery in New York City with contact details.
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Davenport—Rambo
Christ's Church
Brownsville
Penn
William E. Rambo
Jennie Woolston Rambo
Theodore Davenport
New York
Johnson
Smite
Christ Church
Pelham Manor
N. Y
A. F. Tenny
Janet P. Smith
Louisvills
Frederick Morgan Johnson
New York City
Thomas F. French dies after stroke in Scranton
Thomas F. French, once a Produce Exchange member and bank executive in Mount Vernon, died yesterday at his brother Percy H. French's home in Scranton after a long paralysis. He was born in Ohio and educated in Cincinnati. He worked in New York grain trade, then at Bank of Mount Vernon and People's Bank of Mount Vernon, later a public accountant. Burial will be private in Scranton.
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Thomas F. French
Percy H. French
Scranton
Penn
Mr. French
Ohio
Cincinnati
New York
Produce Exchange
Gouverneur Rogers
Mount Vernon
Bank of Mount Vernon
Rogers
People's Bank of Mount Vernon
First Nations Bank
Robert C. Cook Dead at Jersey City Home
Robert C. Cook retired contractor died at his home 289 Fairmount Ave Jersey City on Tuesday from rupture of a brain blood vessel. He built Public School No 2 in Ernest about 1850, a structure torn down last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert €. Cook
Fairmount Ave
Jersey City
Ernest
Death of Dr. J. W. Hathaway in Pasadena
East Orange New Jersey reports the death of Rev. Dr. Israel W. Hathaway secretary of the American Sabbath Union after an appendectomy in Pasadena California The family home was at 16 Rutledge Avenue East Orange He and Mrs Hathaway went to Los Angeles for the Presbyterian General Assembly He is survived by a wife a son in Elizabeth and a daughter in Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
Israel W. Hathaway
American Sabbath Union
Pasadena
Cal
Hathaway
Rutledge Ave
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Dr Edwin Lines Debates Newark Bishop Offer
In New Haven on June 17 Rev Dr Edwin Lines rector of St Pauls Church said he has not decided whether to accept election as Bishop of the Diocese of Newark New Jersey The conference has appointed a committee to notify him and the House of Bishops must act likely delaying a final decision for months Local residents urged him to remain in New Haven making acceptance seem doubtful.
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New-Haven
Conn
Edwin &. Lines
St. Paul's Church
Newark
N. J
Lines
House of Bishops
Plan for arbitration in New York building trades
The Board of Governors of the Building Trades Employers' Association outlines an arbitration plan to settle trade disputes. It proposes trade boards, a general arbitration court, elected arbitrators from both sides, a guaranteed reemployment clause, and binding decisions to secure industrial peace in the New York building industry.
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Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Employers' Association
General Arbitration Board
Building Trades Employers’ Association of
City of
New York
Tylon
Central Board of Employees
Employers’ Association
Court of Appeals
Gecret
Building Trades Employers’ Assoc
Arbitration Board
Nathan Hale Statuette Presented at Connecticut Sons of the Revolution
At East Haddam Connecticut the Connecticut Society Sons of the Revolution held its annual meeting. Colonel Richard Henry Greene of New York presented a bronze statuette replica of Nathan Hale. Ex Governor Morgan Bulkeley of Hartford responded. The statuette copies the City Hall Park statue in New York City. The society awarded its gold medal for patriot qualities to Wilson D Beebe of Lee Hale School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Haddam
Conn
New-York Society
Nathan Hale
Connecticut Society
Sons of the Revolution
Richard Henry Greene
New-York
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Hartford
City Hall Park
New York City
Society
Wilson D. Beebe
Lee Hale School
Eld
Weather Report Signals Mixed Showers North and Warm Spreads
Washington reports last day saw local showers across the lower lake region Middle and South Atlantic states New England and North Pacific coast otherwise generally fair. Temperatures fell in the Ohio Valley lower lake region and Middle Atlantic while rising in the Northwest with 6 to 19 degrees above normal. Local showers expected Thursday in the Carolinas New England Michigan peninsula and extreme Northwest with warmer conditions in the central valley lake region Thursday and in the Middle Atlantic States and New England Friday. Winds light to fresh variable on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and along the Great Lakes. Steamers sailing Thursday for Europe face showers and variable winds to the Grand Banks.
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Washington
Lower Lake Region
Middle
South Atlantic States
New England
North Pacific Coast
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Northwest
Dakotas
Miles City
Mont
Carolinas
Michigan Peninsula
Rocky Mountain
Central Valley
Lake Region
Middle Slope
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Warmth Ahead
New England shows showers today with fair skies and warmer temps except the far east. Eastern New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey partly cloudy to-day, Friday fair and warmer with variable winds. Western New York and Pennsylvania fair and warmer today, Friday fair but cooler in the north. District of Columbia Maryland fair today and Friday, warmer with variable winds. Local Tribune observations cite barometer pressure and temperature readings, noting yesterday’s high 64 and low 54 with a 59 average for the date, and forecast partly cloudy to-day and warmer conditions ahead.
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New England
New-York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Tareas
Weather Bureau
Postal Union The Tribune Advertising Rates and Offices
The Tribune lists mailing rates for daily weekly tri weekly Sunday editions and farmer and review plans. It details offices in New York Broadway Nas t Street Washington Newark London and other international agencies with hotel reading rooms and brokers for Tribune subscriptions.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Ceil Pearman
the Tribune
THE
Tribune
New-York
Nastau St
Uptown
Broadway
Ameri- Washington
No. Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
London
Ofice
Brown, Gould & Co
Kew-Oxte London
Paris Exchange
Basildon House
Meoormatest
American
Bahahef
Genoa-American Express Company
DAILY
Sunday Tribune Om
Damennelow
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Carlton
Pole
Deed
Midland Gravel
Russell
Howard
Mace
Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Upper England
Adephi
Liverpool
Leeds
Midiael
Bradfort
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Midland
Morecambe
Royal Hotel
Rossan- Wye
Bull Hotel
Woolpack Hotel
Warwick
Heller's Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Waterlce Bettws
Chatham
Binds
Hotel de Lilie Et d’ Albion
Dra Athénee
Io du Palais
Hotel de la Grande Bretagne
Tinental
Holland
Savoy
Aix
Les Bains
Bam Palace
Ganca
Roral Demieli
Venice
Ville
Milan
Este
Belgium
le Grand Hotel
Brussels
Furetenhof
Eieenbach
Hotel National
Strassburg
Neullense Aix la Unter Linden
Berlin
de Russie
Munich
Switzerland
Bristol
Vienna
Grand Hotel Pupp
Carlsbad
Greed
Postoffice Notice for Foreign Malls June 2 1963
Foreign malls for the week ending June 2 1963 will close promptly at the General Postoffice. Parcels Post malls close one hour earlier than shown. Farmore pot mally for Gat many close at 5 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. Regular and supplementary malls close at Foreign Station half hour later than closing time shown, except mails for Europe and Central America which close one hour later at Foreign Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmore Pot
Europe
Central America
Transatlantic and overseas mail schedules 1903
Postal notice detailing Thursday Friday and Saturday departures for Europe Africa the Americas and the Pacific with routes via steamers Victoria La Lorraine Cedric Konig Albert and other ships. Includes overland forwarding and closing times from New York postoffice New York June 12 1903.
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Europe
Victoria
Fame
Hamburg
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
Inddia
Lorenz Mary
British India
Lorenzo Marquez
S . la Lorraine
Havre
Ss. Cedric
Queenstown
Azores
Etruria
Konig Albert
S. Konig Albert
Scotland
S. S. Anchoria
Anchoria
Germany
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CITY
Felamy
Covernere
Moses Taylor
Lackawanna Steel
Il] An
Squadron A
New York University
Cornell University
Kaiser Prize
Hammerstein
the Earl of
de Wolf Hopper
E. A. Reynolds
Mr. Hopper
Weber
Rush
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Pickwick
Raymond Hubbell
Helen Lord
Runaways” Company
Miss Lord
Mr. Hubbell
H. F. Hornbostel
M’clellan
Messrs. St. Gaudens
French and
McKim
A. G. Hollister
Mount Lebanon
Flushing
James W. Cronkite
MAYOR
Burnett
Armstrong
Hiram
Bell
Alfred
Crawford
John S. Fish
Bayard
Radway
Marry Sterling
Richard Taylor
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West T3d-st
Greenwich
Alfred Ball
Hiram Armstrong
John S. Crawford
North &Have
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Sterling
Richard
Caroline A. Sterling
West
Portland
Woodsiawn Co
Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
Robert C. Cook
J. W. Hathaway
DR. Lines
Building Trades Assn
25Th Street
Caswell, Massey & Co
Dealera
Weskly
Tribune Almanac
TRI ‘Y
the Weather Report
Desire Eell
Annes
South
Ween Indies
Vigienete
Progreso
Peche
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Guantanamo
Santiago
Seneca
Tampico
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Cartagena
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Insiua
Weili
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Trinidad
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Prins Maurits
Brazil
S. S Gregory
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Manaes
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Fla
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Boston
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San Francisco
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Australia
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Fiji Islands
Vancouver
B. C
Fumetoh
Dispatch
Settle
Philippine Islands
Isclusiwe
New-Zealand
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