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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

20

Women Peace Circle rails against rifle practice in schools

The Woman's Peace Circle met at the Hotel Astor to denounce rifle drills in public schools and urge protest letters to school authorities. Members debated the military spirit, church roles, and how to guide boys away from violence while acknowledging some support for marksmanship.

Hotel Astor R. C. Benedict Board of Education Roosevelt Frank B. Church Gomen Ina Brevoort Roberts Belle de Rivera Africa

Public School Athletic League aids girls play and learn

The second annual meeting at the Colony Club reported eight thousand girls enrolled, with expenses kept low by volunteer teachers. Dr Luther Gulick stressed need for play and the league to preserve lively pastimes, amid calls for more trophies and interclass contests in New York City schools.

Colony Club Madison Avenue Elizabeth Burrhinel Hodls Miss Burehinel Gulick Catherine Leverich Richard Aldrich Gertrane Ho S. R. Guggenheim Epever Henry Phipps Aebee N. Phelps Stokes Charles Farnsworth Masiurm Francis Bsen Herfen Harriman James Shever Wilson Henry Parsons Zerrion Wahrop Anna Morgan Leia Wingate

Calis Fire Trial Faces Stockholders and Brokers

Charles E. Eaton chief stockholder of the Ampersand Hotel company denied involvement in arson as Herman Vanderwall and Maurice Newmark were arrested on a fire that destroyed property valued at 223000 with 99000 insurance. Vanderwall and Newmark were held on $5090 bail awaiting Thursday examination.

Charles E. Eaton Ampersand Herman van der Wall Maurice Newmark W. B. Ellison Vanderwall van der Wall Eaton Eston Raymond, Pynchon & Co No. 111 Broadway Ampersand Hotel Company Mutual Life Insurance Company Newmark Herrman

Clergyman’s Old Schoolmate Accused of Grand Larceny

George L. Mudge of Manhattan, described as part of the unemployed, is jailed at Adams street station on grand larceny charges. He allegedly befriended Rev. Dr. Brewer of Holy Trinity Church Brooklyn at the Trinity Cab on Montague street, stayed in a church club room, and fled with clothes and valuables after dinners.

George L. Mudge Manhattan Dr. Brewer Holy Trinity Church Brooklyn Adams Street Mudge Trinity Cab Montague Street

Three Arrests In Park Hold-Up

Charles W. Gallner of 93 St. John's Place Brooklyn was beaten and robbed near Garfield Place and Prospect Park West by two highwaymen. Detectives arrested Cornelius Ennis 7 Willoughby Street John Kennedy 18 Debevoise Place and Edward Worthley 5 Midwood Street on suspicion of involvement.

Charles W. Gallner St. John’s Place Brooklyn Garfield Place Prospect Park West Frederick Haynes Central Office Cornelius Ennis Willoughby Street John Kennedy Debevoise Place Edward Worthley Midwood Street

Cash Register Plant Suspends Operations in Dayton

Dayton March 2 The National Cash Register Company suspended operations at its large Dayton plant affecting three thousand employees. Officials cannot say when work will resume.

Dayton Ohio National Cash Hegister Company

Columbia University Adopts Budget With Rise Over Prior Year

Trustees approve a year 167-08 budget totaling 1 552 552 79 for current expenses. President Butler urged cutbacks but the plan increases spending by more than 130 08 from last year. Allocations include 1 1 0 802 72 for education and instruction, 71 479 for the library, 176 630 for buildings and grounds, 29 312 for corporate business, 4749 for annuities and 85 730 for debt interest.

Columbia University Butler Business Administration of the Corporation

Contest Judge Appel Will Objected In White Plains

Objection to probate of Judge George C. Appel's last will is filed in White Plains. The Pasadena death left an estate about 10 dollars. The will dated July 27 1926 leaves the estate to Agnes Sprenger Appel with reversion to his three children upon her death.

George C. Appel Mount Vernon Pasadena Cal White Plains Agnes Sprenger Appel Appel

Funeral for Murdered Priest Leo Heinrichs

In Paterson on March 2 a large funeral was held for Father Leo Heinrichs the Franciscan slain at St Elizabeth's Church Denver by an Italian anarchist. More than a hundred priests and thousands of Catholics joined the cortege to the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre as twenty police kept the grave site procession orderly.

Paterson Leo Heinrichs St. Elizabeth's Church Denver

Local option battle grips New Jersey legislature

In Trenton the House Committee on Municipal Corporations held a five hour hearing on Assemblyman Crosby’s local option bill with sharp exchanges between advocates and opponents. A decision on reporting the bill is expected tomorrow with a close vote anticipated in the House. Governor Hanly of Indiana spoke at a temperance meeting and dined with Governor Fort after arriving for the State’s proceedings.

Tribune State House Trenton House Committee On Municipal Corporations Crosby Assembly Chamber Moxon Temperance Taylor Opera House Governor Hanly Indiana Hanly Governor Fort

Delmas to Argue on Demurrer in Slater Trust Suit

Arguments on a demurrer are set for today in the United States Circuit Court over a $1,800,000 suit by Slater Trust Company of Providence against Randolph-Macon Coal Company of Moberly Missouri. Delmas leads plaintiffs with Towne and Spellman partners. defense by Carter Ledyard Milburn and Joline Larkin Rathbone.

United States Circuit Court Slater Trust Company Providence Randolph-Macon Coal Company Moberly No. 11 Broadway Central Trust Company John R. Hegeman Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Coal Company William A. Read Looal Company James T. Gardiner Randolph and Macon Counties Delphin M. Delmas No. 115 United States Charles A. Towne Benjamin F. Spellman Carter, Ledyard & Milburn Joline, Larkin & Rathbone

Alabama Furnace Resumes Production at Republic Iron Plant

No. 1 furnace of the Republic Iron and Steel Company at Thomas resumed blast this morning with a 2 ton daily pig iron capacity. It is the first Alabama furnace to restart since the year's beginning.

Birmingham Ala Republic Iron and Steel Company Thomas Alabama

Auction sale of fine corner sites in foreclosure

Foreclosure sales in real estate exchange rooms detail parcels at 230 Sth Ave and 265 West 27th St sold to Charles Lane for 96 579 dollars with about 84 300 dollars due and a 15 000 dollar mortgage. Adjourned parcels include 114th Street and Amsterdam Avenue and 114th Street and Lenox Ave. Additional plots and flats offered today list amounts due and taxes.

Real Estate Exchange Joseph P. Day Sth Ave West 27Th St Charles Lane Mr. Day 114Th St Amsterdam Ave Samuel Marx Lenox Ave James L. Wells 116Th St Pleasant Ave G ©. St. John

New West Side Project Fireproof Hotel Planned

An eight Whitney Lyon owner will build a fireproof hotel at No 15 West 66th Street with 2 percent front and 88 feet depth brick facade Indiana Home stone trim and a double bay design. The project costs 60000 with Thain and Thain as architects. Flaws filed to convert No 51 East 19th Street into manufacturing lofts and store space for a three story and basement dwelling. Also changes planned for Pettis estate at Park Building with an 8000 cost.

Whitney Lyon West 66Th St Thain Parker Pettis Manly N. Cutter

Private sale market reports multiple New York properties sold

Arnold Byrne Baumann sold for M H Ullman to Jones Kolb a five story tenement at 25x100 feet on Amsterdam Ave. Brunswick Realty sold 90 and 92 Lexington Ave a 39.6x75 foot plot. G Ranger sold 26 Hamilton Terrace a three story brick dwelling. Cruikshank sold 219 West 46th St Astor leasehold a 20x100.5 foot lot. Cowen sold 1144 to 1150 Longfellow Ave six family new brick houses. Huston Son sold two lots on Plympton Ave near 172nd St. Herman Arms sold 435 West 49th St a five story four family tenement with stores. Jacobs bought from Haffen and Werner two family houses on Courtienat Ave near 148th St with plot 530x100 feet and purchaser gains possession of 655x100 feet at northeast corner of 149th St and Courtienat Ave.

Cruikshank Company West 46Th St Astor Cowen Longfellow

Oppose Saxe Bill Warns Real Estate Allies

The Allied Real Estate Interests of New York state unanimously oppose the Saxe bill demanding disclosure of real estate transfer consideration. They warn it would harm values, dampen sales, and threaten city tax assessments, citing potential undercut of real estate values and broader economic disruption.

New York Kings Queens Richmond Department of Taxes and Assessments Association

Decrease in Mortgages Reported by Title Firm

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company issued a statement noting a drop in recorded mortgages last week in New York and Long Island. It cited a large $4,000,000 Judson Navigation Company loan to Union Trust of Albany, but said overall New York mortgage activity was discouraging while Brooklyn sales stayed somewhat above average.

Title Guarantee and Trust Company New York Long Island New York County Judson Navigation Company Union Trust Company Albany Brooklyn

Widow Sage and Mrs Anderson Buy South Avenue Properties

Mrs. Margaret O Sage acquired a four story dwelling at 604 Sth ave for 400000 from Lucile H Schelling. Mrs Elizabeth M Anderson took 421 Sth ave title from Jessie R H Tremenheere as executrix, with a 445000 mortgage at 4 percent for three years.

Margaret O. Sage Russell Sage Sth Ave Lucile H. Schelling Elizabeth M. Anderson Jessie RH. Tremenheere

Realty Notes Show Purchases and Rentals Across New York

The text lists buyers for multiple properties including No. 4 West 75th Street and Nos. 306 and 308 East 119th Street. It notes tenants and rental arrangements through Pease & Elliman such as Mrs. Emilie Iselin Macdonald’s Morristown house for Edward M. Weld and several Long Island properties leased or planned for transfer to individuals like Anson W. Hard Jr and Joseph D. Forbes.

van Roalte 75Th St Janes J. Renwick S7th St Samuel Feldstein 126Th St Eva Cohen 119Th St Mary E_ O’ Connor Pease & Elliman Emilie Iselin Macdonald Morristown N. J Edward M. Weld E. V. Strong Babylon Long Island Anson W. Hard, Jr Dudley G. Gautier Hempstead Albert Z. Gray William ©. Story Cedarhurst Joseph D. Forbes Katherine J. White Raymond P. R. Neilson David Weingarten Hillcrest George W. Copland

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