Women Buy Sheep At Central Park Auction
At the annual Central Park sheep sale, Miss A Bradshaw bought fifteen Dorset ewes and the two best Dorset rams, while Mrs E Binney of Sound Beach and Mrs Landenburg participated by proxy or in person. A three year old ram valued around $40 went to Mr. Cottrell after a bidding duel, with Mrs Binney taking a ram lamb. Donkey and elk were sold alongside sheep, and total proceeds totaled about $88 with 1.2% pounds of wool bringing $325.
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Central Park
Miss A. Bradshaw
New York
Miss Bradshaw
Brighton
FE. Landenburg
Weetbury
Long Island
Edwin Binney
Sound Beach
John Pearl
Appeal for help for a gentlewoman in reduced circumstances
A T. 5. S. member requests an appeal in the column for a gentlewoman in reduced circumstances who has been ill for several months. The illness has affected her eyes, preventing fine needlework which is her means of support. She needs treatment from an oculist and glasses to aid her condition.
Sunshine branch and affiliates report six months of cheer
The Allendale New Jersey Sunshine branch and associated groups recount six months of charitable activity including food deliveries to an aged mother and daughter, Christmas flowers for shut ins, clothing for invalids and families, and new materials. Junior members spearhead summer work, and a June euchre fundraiser supports a summer fund. Other branches report weekly reading to six people, donated hats and clothing to long‑supported poor, and aid to invalids and a blind woman.
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Sunshine
Allendale
N. J
General Office
Paterson Hospital
Orange Branch No
Ore
Visus
Pauline Eppens
Hoboken 4
Summer Camping Suggestion for an Affordable Retreat
A historic passage extols a summer spent camping to restore health and happiness. It praises outdoor life, describes a fully equipped camp near a New York City area lake with board floor, cots, stove, and utensils. The piece notes low costs, simple travel, and the joy of reading, dancing, and boating in a tranquil setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Sharon Springs
N. Y
Baden-Baden
Lightened travel suitcase from a strong box
The writer explains a method to lighten luggage while staying in the country. Use a sturdy paper box covered with canvas-gray or denim, sized to fit, with a matching slipover cover. Bind edges with worsted braid, add a shawl strap, and carry by.
Ridgefield Park Board Clarifies Hugging Claim at School
After six hours of testimony the Ridgefield Park Board of Education ruled that Miss Olive King was never hugged by Principal George Lasell. King had alleged two hugs last September. Lasell denied any embrace, claiming only a playful grasp. The board’s executive session sided with Lasell, leaving both teachers in place for next year amid local sympathy for King and talk that the issue may not be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Olive King
George M. Lasell
Lasell
Miss King
Philadelphia
Lasel
Patrolmen Wives Aid Two Platoon System Debate
The Patrolmen's Wives' Benevolent Association met at Murray Hill Lyceum to discuss the two platoon system. They passed a resolution offering cooperation while citing hardships on mothers from arranging home life, meals, and child training. They planned an annual picnic for July 11 at Sulzer's Park, Harlem, despite expected lower attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrolmen’s Wives’ Benevolent Association
Murray Hill Lyceum
Esther Moore
No. 768
Eighth Avenue
Sulzer’s Park
Harlem
Mannkopf
C. Stephens
H. Hadlick
H. 8. Allen
Exercises At No 96 Public School Graduation
Graduating exercises at Public School No 96 yesterday morning proceeded smoothly despite minimal preparation. Thirty five girl graduates received diplomas from Assistant Superintendent Meloney as Benjamin Blumenthal chaired the ceremony with teachers and officials in attendance. The program featured hymns, German songs, rose arches, a rose drill, rapid quotations, recitations, and medals for general proficiency and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School 9
1St Street
Avenue A
Meleney
Board of Education
No. S44
Benjamin Blumenthal
E. 8. Pell
O'Brien
Meloney
Mnker
James Haney
Louis Bach
Iss Loretta ©. Ryan
Hannah Moskowitz
Jeanette Atzgersdorfer
Julia Isermann
Margaret M. Daly
Haney
Tinker
Bune Sunshine Society
New City Bath Opens on West 60th Street
The public free bath at 232 West 60th Street was opened by William H. Walker with officials present. The $175,000 brick and stone two story building houses a 23,000 gallon plunge pool, four depth levels, many shower booths, and will rotate access by sex days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 60Th Street
William H. Walker
William Dalton
J. J. Hagan
W. Weeks
Thomas C. Murray
Civil Service Board
Alderman Farrell
Walker
West 20Th Street
Death From Hydrophobia Strikes Bronx Youth
Dominick Musapphio eighteen of Webster avenue The Bronx died at Fordham Hospital from hydrophobia two months after a dog bite on 156th street near Webster avenue His wound was initially treated but too late to prevent the fatal infection Doctors described his case as severe and torturous Before death he suffered convulsions frothing at the mouth and barking like a dog Police search for the dog that bit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Musapphio
Webster Avenue
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Musapphio
156Th Street
Nicolo Musapphio
Musapphire
J. L. Amster
Bathgate Avenue
Tremont Station
William L. Wheeler
Pasteur Institute
Wheeler
Dowie Overdrawn $481,237 in Zion City Bank
In Chicago on June 28 Judge Landis heard EB FE Harwood of the Zion City Bank testify that Dowie’s account was overdrawn by $481,237. He noted annual drawings of about $84,000 since 1899 and suggested the funds funded personal expenses. He also cited overdrafts of Zion City industries totaling $657,700 since 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dowie
Landis
Ebfe
Harwood
Zion City Bank
Zion City
Leavenworth Yale Scholarship Now Open for Competition
The Leavenworth scholarship at Yale College yielding $360 annually is vacant and open for competition to all young men bearing the Leavenworth name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Yale College
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Cox
George J. Ferreira
New Jersey
Puritan Branch
No. 2 Branch
Il Health
W. W. Winship
F. F. Rockwell
Education Board
New City
Bath
Elijah III
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Yale University
Heberlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Broadway
Lenox Ave
N. E
126Th St
Brooklyn
Court St
Newark
Scheuer
Rye Seminary
Ce J. Life
the Misses Stowe
Rye, New York
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
City Hotels
Alabama
Ith ST
Cornelia K. Averill
Xecutrix
Averill & Brinckerhoff
Executrix
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Abner C. Thomas
Harriet P. Warden
Paris
Republic of France
Clarence Warden
Strong & Cadwalader
N. Y. City
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Mary Ose Jenkins
County of
Mt. Hope Avenue
Rochester
William C Barry
Luce
Orley’s
The
Adirondacks
Morley's
Lake Pleasant
Hamilton Co
N. King
Ampersand
Saranac Lake
G. S. Moulton
Saranag
M. B. Marshall
Mer
Saranac Inn
Adirondages
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Saratoga
Grand Union
Woolley & Gerrans
Saratoga Springs
New Columbian Hotel
Congress Springs
Convention Hall
Prospect Park
Catskill
Hudson
Frank N. Rogers
Mar
Sunset Park Inn
Waldorf-Astoria
Bishop Satterlee
van Lean’s
Haines Falls
Stamford
Alamusen
Pearsall
Adway
Wawonda
Liberty
Bestee Mountain
Sullivan County
Otto Haslau
Ascotth
Haines Fails
Jacob Ross
Renatoene
11Th ST
East
Pennsylvania
New Spruce Cabin Inn
W. J
M. D. Price
Canadensis
P. O
Water Gap House
Delaware Water Gap
Water Gap House CO
New England
Long Island Sound
Connecticut
Berkshire
Litchfield Hills
New Haven
Hartford
Grand Central Station
Vermony
Equinox
Manchester
Vermont
E. C. Davis
Lake Bomoleen
Glenwoop In-The-Pines
W. C. Mound
Prop
Hydeville, VI
Rhode Island
New Cliffs
Newport
Murray Hill
Park ‘Avenue
40Th Street
Lock Island
R. L
Sepresariets Town and Country Bureau
4Th Ave
City
Elton Waterbury
Conn
Berkshires
Boston
Almon C. Judd
Mgr
New London
Pequot House
WM. H. Hager
Maple Hill Farm
Middletown, Orange Co
J. T. Townsend
H. Tantum
Clarksburg
Tribune
Breedway
6Th Ave
125Th St
76Th
Trth Sts
Glet St
Ist Ave
89Th St
Haar 125Th St
Tremont Ave
Beardist Wt
3D Ave
Bleecker Gt
Clinton County
Lake Champlain
Pullman
del. & Hudson R. R
Plattsburg
E. L. Brown
del. & Hudson
Lake House
Lake
Gilligan's
Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
C. G. Trussell
Rontenac
Bon Air
Augusta
Fourth Ave
Town and Country Bureau
Chappaqua Mountain House
Chappaqua, N. Y
Catskills
Quaker Hill
Pawling
William Smith O’brie
High Point
High Altitude Mountain Resort
John & Son
Port Jervig
Ocean
Sound
Bays
West 125Th St
H. M. Smith
Gen’s
L. Lbr
Fifth Ave
Manhanset
Shelter Island
L. I
Caracy 500
Garden City Garden
Om & Ke
T. J. Dovld
J. J. Lanninco
Sea Cliff Hotel
Sea Cliff
York
Idoor Sports
Atchecue
East Moriches
Great South Bay
E. H. Terry
Brunswick
Asbury Park
Morgan & Parsons
Coleman House
Frank B. Conover
Columbia Hotel
Belmar
Penn
N. J. Central
Geo. Murray
Belmar, N. J
Colorado
Atlantic
Aldine
29Th St
W. H. Grosscup
Ocean Front
Shrewsbury River
Pleasure Bay
Charles H. Dederer
Seabright, N. J
Somerset Inn
Bernardsville
Lackawanna R. R
Christopher
Barclay St. Ferry
Ben, R. Phelps
Chautauqua Lake Erie Railroad
Chambers St
West 234 St
Fulton St
Hoboken
Jersey City
SION
Switchback
Glen Onokeane
NEW Jersey Central
Uptown
8Th Ave
12Th St
Atlantic City
Lakewood
Marlborough
Bienheim
Soa
Thomas A
Blenheim
U.pean Pla Music
Golf
Nak Josiah Whites soNs
Leeds Company
HADDON_ HALL
Atlan City
Leeds & Li
Walter J. Buzby
Traymore
Traymore Hotel
Chas. O. Marquette
Seaside House
S. Vu
F. E. Cook & Son
Rudolf
New York Rep
Gramercy
Chas. R. Myers
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Montreal
la Bermuda
Rapids
Tes
Thos. Cook & Son
City Hall Park
28Th Street
Madison Ave
60Th Street
Atel
Dreamland
Coney Island
Ean
Pier 1
X5 Pier
Corey Island
129Th St
North Fire
Taurus
N. R
Hildren
Grand Republic
Rockaway
Lake Hopatcong
Foe
Liberty St
Seamer Orient
New Piers
Harover Sq
Steamer Orient
New Pier
E. R
Glenwood
Great Neck
West Point
Newburga
Po'ke cPsie Sanday
Palace I Ik' An
Desire
Bzaca
Long Island Railroad
34Th Street
Sue
Franklin
Highlands Red Bank
Brotley
Long Branch
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