Lamp shade hats for summer wear described
Of Interest to Women notes lamp shade shaped hats remain popular for summer. Small lamp shade forms dominate, with a face tie and varied upper designs. Some hats feature narrow black silk pleatings and a veil edged to drape over the top, fastened at the sides with dull jet cabochons.
Troubles for Census Man
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, who sailed for Europe yesterday, faced a veiled showdown over suffrage as she awaited important business with the United States Census Bureau. FE. Dana Durand, director of the census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Belmont
Europe
United States Census Bureau
Dana Durand
Pleated lace lamp shade fashions and a political clash
The article describes elaborate lamp shade hats with lace, Persian silk, and floral trims alongside a suffrage-era dispute. It notes a pink census form upsetting the Political Equality Association led by Mrs Belmont, and a back‑and‑forth with Mr Durand over farm ownership classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Equallity Association
Eight Girls Are Engaged
A census report from a Wellesley class notes most graduates plan to teach but many seek alternate careers. It suggests lectures, public readings, interior decorating, dress making, and arts crafts as lucrative options, with openings in department stores and hotels. Several graduates already plan farming, settlement work, or library and literary roles, and eight are marrying or engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Consumers’ League
Marjorie A. Snyder
O. C. Snyder
Chicago
Oregon
Senate opposes woman suffrage and women on boards
Baton Rouge, La June 2 The Louisiana Legislature upper house rejected a bill to permit women on educational and charitable boards. The Senate vote against the measure came after Senator Geuyedan's proposal was defeated by a large majority, reaffirming opposition to woman suffrage and participation on such boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate
Geuyedan
Fourth of July luncheon centerpiece and fish serving idea
An attractive centerpiece features red and white carnations with blue bachelor buttons. served with perch and other small fish in cups of green peppers or lemons with tartare sauce.
New York Central to Erect Twenty Story Hotel in Midtown
New York Central Railroad plans a twenty story hotel on the block bounded by Madison and Vanderbilt avenues, 43d and 44th streets, for a well known Fifth Avenue hostelry operator. William H. Newman, former president, is abroad until September. Reed Stem to design. Other noted moves include Professor Osborn purchasing 22 East 70th Street, and multiple parcel trades across 28th to 76th streets with firms Reed Stem, Pease & Elliman, Hammond estate, and Maiden Lane interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
Madison and
Vanderbilt Avenues
44Th Street
Fifth Avenue
William H. Newman
Road
Europe
Reed « Stem
New York Central Terminal
Railroad
Lexington Avenue
E. R.eThomas
West 57Th Street
Henry D. Winans
Madison Avenue
70Th Street
190Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Dakota Realty Company
A. Herschfield
Charles B. Meyers
Clinton & Russell
William Street
Maiden Lane
Hammond
Charles Street
Greenwich Avenue
Waverley Place
28Th Street
N. A. Berwin & Co
Joseph Oatman
West 28Th Street
48Th Street
John S. Barnes
East 48Th Street
James A. Farley
William P. Jones
Dr. Becker
F. R. Schmidt
E. T. Butler
West 76Th Street
Riverside Drive
Charles EB
George A. Hampton
Auction Sales at Vesey Street Real Estate Exchange
Real estate auctions at 14 and 16 Vesey street yielded multiple transfers and liens. Properties include Cooper Square 29 with a store, and Wood Street and 135th Street listings with mortgage, tax, and prior lien details, culminating in bids ranging from $600 to over $68,000 and connections to several creditors and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Bryan L. Kennelly
Cooper Square
Noah Fells
The Private Sales Market. Manhattan. Charles Street.
Gibbons and Young announce private sales in Manhattan near Charles Street detailing available properties and market positions. The notice highlights opportunities for investors and buyers in a listing focused on exclusive parcels and prime locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Charles Street
Gibbons & Young
Seen in the Shops from the New York Tribune
A shopping page lists a silk narrow black tie with pink ribbon roses at 1.85, Byron collars up to 75 cents, an embroidered fichu collar at 75 cents, and a $2.25 gun metal watch. It details cretonne bags, enamel cuff links, lucky charms, snake necklaces at 850 dollars, green gold bags, pie collars, napkins, paper luncheon sets, a crepe paper peacock centerpiece for 25 dollars, bonbon boxes at six dollars, a white Chantecler hat at four dollars, and aseptic handkerchiefs.
Sympathy for Boilermakers Strikes Ordered in New York
Sympathetic strikes by building mechanics across trades are expected soon as International Boilermakers push wage demand from 320 to 420 dollars a day. Employers offered 50 dollars, rejected by the union. May 1 was the target, but enforcement delayed until this week with strikes on five Manhattan buildings. The New York Building Trades Council plans to order strikes on non union boilermakers in Manhattan and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Boilermakers
Association
Manhattan
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
New York
New Jersey
New York Building Trades Council
Nebraska lawyer named new solicitor of the treasury
Washington June 29 William T Thomps on of Nebraska has been appointed solicitor of the Treasury to succeed Maurice L D OConnell who resigned The appointment takes effect October 1 Thomps on previously served two terms as Attorney General of Nebraska replacing Senator Brown with backing from the Nebraska delegation in Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William T. Thomppson
Nebraska
the Treasury
Maurice LD. O'Connell
Thompson
Senator Brown
Congress
Realty Transactions Record Continues From Ninth Page
Bank of New York City, 4,000. P J Carlin Construction Co to Florence Coleman, 580,000. Emma Moray to Equitable Life Assurance Co, 15,000. various properties across Manhattan and The Bronx, with numerous transfers, mortgages, and builder details. Firms include Title Guarantee and Trust Co, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, Farmers' Loan and Trust Co, Savings Bank, Metropolitan Life, and others. dates span June 1913 and earlier, with multiple addresses such as 1262 Broadway, 39th Street, West 42nd Street, and 5 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of New York City
Broadway
38Th ST
P J Carlin Construction Co
Florence Coleman
Chambers
39Th ST
West
Sty
Christie Becker
Savings Bank
Emma Moray
Equitable Life Assurance Co
40Th ST
S& West
Exrad P Fowler
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
Stith ST
Caroline O' Neill
William Rowland
Tite Guar
Rice and Trust Co
C&th
Charles T Terry
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
5Th ST
Madeline C Curtis
Ddress
Tith ST
Xarage
Howard Paschal
Armers’ Loan and Trust Co
Willem
Herman Schwarz
Alice Bernhein
West Sort
St. 114Th ST
Charles D Hobbs
Gertrice Winthrop
East Oth St
Teth ST
Emily F Woodward
Frenklin Savings Bank
Tisth ST
Patrick E Clancey
James
Fixman & Lewis
John McGuire
Mary
Cay
Ate
Matilda Weisbecker
Metropolitan Life
Sesame Co
Madison Ave
Alien Mason Et al
Broadway Savings Institution
Park Pi
160Th ST
Kirby Construction Co
State Realty and Mortgage Co
Pine St
159Th ST
Amsterdam Ave
Jenna Jones
Henry Oppen“i
Water St
Jackson Ave
Car 100Th St
Emma M S Mestaniz
Max Cohen
Ano
Davis & Kaufman
Chambers St
Cor 160Th St
Lillian P Hoppe
L L Levy
Cor
Emma M . Mestaniz
Jacob Wicks, Jr
Kelly ST
167Th St
Freischmann Brothers Co
Kinsella Ave
Bronxdale Ave
Lizzie S Cowen
Ella A Butler
Herbert S Ogden
Beaver St
Mapes
William Balkin
Morris A
Rabinowitch
Grand St
Hunt
Barbara C Wrygant
Barbara C Honald
Charlies H Baechier
Walker Ave
Daly
Giuseppe A Miliiio
Gaetano Rossano
Ist Ave
Williamsbridge
F Duncan
Bond
Bartolomeo Jerussi
Antonio Giusto
Robert C Burlando
Marion Ave
W S
Annie E Kriegel
Henry Hett
East 113Th St
Ogden Ave
1624 St
Dorothy Realty Co
Frederick Correll
Frederick P Hummell
Ave
Southern Boulevard
Wes
Tinton Ave
Frederick A Olpp
Bowery Savings Bank
S Howery
Willis Ave
Robert J Mahoney
Wilkins Ave
Waynes
Jennie Davidson
Mary A Edwards
Austin Carr
1Stth ST
Kingsbridge Rd
Henry A Koeble
American Mortgage Co
Nassau St
S S
Bronxwood Ave
Carmine Lombardi
Italian Savings Bank
Spring St
Conrad Konig
Meyer
Kotzen
Ane
Chrystie St
4Th ST
Brk
6Th Ave
Joseph Friedman
Minna
Seumler
Richard Dudensing
5Th
East
Margaretha Hoyer
United States Trust Co of
New York
Wall St
Michael and
Solomon Henig
Catharine West
Stewart T Shearer
Wail St
12Th ST
Sty Tenmt
Henry Lippmann
Eversley Childs
26Th ST
Adolf H Landeker
East River Savings Institution
46Th ST
Mary McWalters
Edward Wiener
Wilson M Powell
Wall
William H Botter
Ella Sinclair
48Th ST
John Rankin
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co
49Th ST
Barbara M Gillen
Harriet D Potter
S4th ST
William Faas
Franz Foerster
F P Hummel
10Th Ave
John J Fullan
Fulton Trust Co
Herbert E Sudderly
Lucile Florence
Alice B Sprague
Goin
Foley & Powell
Broadway 115Th ST
Apt
Beekman Real
The
Bronx
Belmont Ave
Teresa Cerra
Alrick H Manandano
Hob Ave
1724 St
Bryant Co
Harry A Munroe
Westchester Ave
Charlotte F
Miner Trowbridge
Charles Francis Stone
Bowers & Sands
Elizabeth R. EB King
Pelham
Westchester Co
Mary Burke
Johan Kerr
H J McCormick
Walls
van Norden Trust Co
Philip Schulang
Pincus Lowenfeld
State Bank
Jacob Pinkofsky
Robert Wasserman
Barkin Construction Co
Abraham J Dworsky
United States Trust Co
William S Hull
William J Reid
Henry C Martin
Andover Corporation
John T Lauth
Edward R Stehl
Rachel Bachrach
Howard Thomas
Mary Deeley
Ensign Realty Co
Lincoln Trust Co
Gerard Beekman
Germania Life Insurance Co
Montefiore Home
Mary C Smith
Lawyers Mortgage Co
Augusta Seighardt
Mathilda Kuhmichel
Max Marx
Peter Alexander
Anna Cahn
Alfred L Frankenthaler
Frederick W Heidelberger
Exis
Paul Fuller
Frederick Coudert
Same
Foreclosure and tax lien actions listed across Manhattan properties
Lis pendens records cover June Lot 394 in City Island with Elizabeth R B King estate, mortgage foreclosures for multiple streets including 60th St 249 West Mortgage Building Co, 10th St and others, and tax lien foreclosure on 7 Lot 23 Block 1868 Manhattan Borough. Attorneys include E Sweeney, Armstrong & Brown, W M Patterson, J Pawel, Crane & Baer, D McClure, F P Hummel, S I Frankenstein, Lese & Connolly, A Stern, H Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R B King
City Island
Stephen I Wood
Thomas B Watson
E Sweeney
60Th ST
Mortgage Building Co
Art Isaac
Houston ST
Adolph Pawel
Simon Steiner Et al
J Pawel
Greenwich ST
Julian Mandel Agt
William Schwartz Et al
S I Frankenstein
178Th St
Isidore Cline Agt
Northwestern Realty Co Et al
Lese & Connolly
Levi Agt
Northwestern Realty Co Et
Altorneys, Lese & Connolly
119Th ST
Walter A Hirsch
Israel Keller
Mtg
A Stern
Manhattan
John Miller
Livingston
Pttorney
H Swain
Real Estate Loans Linked to Various Properties
Historical loan details list several properties and borrowers with lenders including Charles Weinstein Realty Co, Nathan Harrison Realties, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, American Mortgage Co, and P J Carlin Construction Co. Amounts range from 7 000 to 260 000 with locations on Varick Street Spring Street Belmont Avenue and 3rd Street, reflecting mortgage activity in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varick
Jacob Kotten
David Lippman
Harry Lippman
Charles Weinstein Realty Co
Spring ST
Hugo
American Mortgage Co
7Th Ave
Florepes Coleman Loans
P J Carlin Construction Co
No New Trial For Hyde Poisoning Swope Case
Dr B C Hyde, convicted May 16 of poisoning Colonel Thomas H Swope, had a new trial denied by Judge Ralph S Latshaw in Kansas City. The court scheduled Tuesday for arguments on arrest of judgment, with appeals and bond motions to follow. Hyde and his wife Mrs Hyde showed no distress as sentence denial was read. Hyde had ten other indictments for attempts on Swope family members to gain a $5,000,000 estate through his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Ralph S. Latshaw
Supreme Court
Dr. Hyde
Swope
Hyde
Colonel Swope
Colony Swope
Revenue Cutter Court Arrives in Valdez Alaska
United States District Judge Edward E. Cushman with a traveling court arrives in Valdez to hear twelve cases aboard the revenue cutter. The grand and petit juries accompany Marshal P. H. Sullivan and District Attorney C. D. Murnane and will travel to isolated stations westward as far as Dutch Harbor before returning August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallez
Alaska
Rush
United States
Edward E. Cushman
Juneau
P. H. Sullivan
C. D. Murs Nane
Grand and Petit Juries
Dutch Harbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW York Central
E. R. Thomas
Third Avenue
169Th Street
S. M. Purdy
Fairmount Place
James F. Beselle
Bremen Realty Construction Company
Arthur F. Briegs
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
Fordham Road
Concourse Heiding Company
Joseph P. Day
Woostpa ST
Daniel Greenwald
Meadow ST
South Mount Vernon
Penfield
M R Crow
Boudin & Lattys
Mary Gleber
Samuel Marx
5Th Ave
American Woolen Co
Jacob Cohen
Hays
Attys
Cretonne
New-York Tribune
Treasury
NEW York Tribune
the Bronx
Cedar Ave
St S
Patrick + Murphy
Patrick G Tighe
West 25Th St
Carter Ave
Tremont Soc
Wellis
Eng
Philip Scogsng
Jo Davie
GS Winam St
Davidegx Ave
Car 10Th St
Gertrude Siebold
Zohn Massimine Co
Spier & Bartiet
Gryant Ave
Cas
Laine Realty Co
Charlies P
Hamilton PL
St. Brk
Mary C McNiece
Henry IL
Goot¢win
238Th Ave
Lexington Ave
95Th St
Theodore Cohen
Isaac Shiman
Strasbourger
Weil, Eschwege & Shollek
Monroe
Stg i
Henry Morgenthau
Alexander Kahn
George
F Johnson, Jr
Crotona Realty Co
Morris Park Ave
White Plains
Basilius Busch
John P Pape
Honeywell Ave
N S
11Th Ave
Lillian A O'Connor
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Bowery
Heath Ave
Tecca N Reed
Gold & Broagt
Alexander Anderson
Samuel Rothaus
Fairmont Pal
Same Agt
Julius Moo
Harry R Roeder
Audubon Ave
Jacob Schiesinger
Frederick G Dobbs
Rybr Ave
Henry Mencher
Morris Mencher
Dorsey ST
Washington Ave
Giuseppe Sabetin
Marie A Conrado
Manhattan Stone Renovating Co
Fox & Co
Nicholas Ave
Dakota Realty Co
C B Meyers
Union Sq
William ST
William Street Co
Cedar St
730
N F Palmer
Sthave
F H Dodge
East 41St St
Stilwell Ave
Saratoga
Lizzie Larsen
McDonald St
P J Gunderson
Newman ST
150Th St
Porter Realty and Development Co
Porter
Ebeling
Harrington Ave
Ssa
Fort Schuyler Rd
Dwig
Adam Mink
Gleason Ave
Lis Pendens
Long Island
Court ON Revenue Cutter
Ang
Long Beach
Nahan Franko
Pennsylvania
William H. Reynolds
Fifth Ave
Shuxd
Ong Island
New York City
Whitestone Landing
Herald Square
Long Island Sound
Sound Club House
Beechhurst
Shore .Acres Realty CO
E. 84Th St
Bridge St
Brooklyn
X.Y
North Shore
Woodmere
L. L
J. L. Phipps
Murray Hill
L_I
L. Rockaway
Brightwaters
Bayshore
L. I
T. B. Ackerson CO
West 34Th St. Borough OF
Queens
Belle Harbor
Rockaway
Atlantic Ocean
Jamaica Bay
Williamsburg
Walter Schulze
N. Y. City
Madison Square
Rockaway Park
Corner 5Th and
Washington Aves
Westchester County
Bedford Heights
Lounsberry & Tharp
East 42d St
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Hudson
Philipse Manor Cr
Philipse Manor
Mount Vernon
Franklin
Ackerman
Greenwich
Garrison
Cold Spring
Station
Nine Mile River View
C. E. Force
Wall Street
Chas. S. Chase
Brattleboro
Hudson Heights
Palisades
N. J
Columbia Real Estate CO
Times
N. Y
Bryant
Depot
Reeves & O
East 23d St
Rutherford
Blakiston
Park Ave
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Moutague Street
Fulton Street
Jamaica
Pee
Geo. R. Read & Co
35Th St
A. W. McLaughlin & CO
Broadway, Cor. Cedar
Westchester and
Belnord Bway
Sneriem Ave
Séth
Atth St
H. Dolson & Co
Columbus Ave
Classon
Willou Ghby AV Ra
Tribune
17Th St
125Th St
80Th St
Tremont
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