Abby Day Nursery Opens in Bronx by Miss Lathers
The Abby Day Nursery, the Bronx's only day nursery, opened at 98 East Mist Street honoring Abby Lathers. Miss Julia Lathers funds the project with Miss Mary Conlon aiding, aiming to care for children of apartment and tenement families while mothers work. The Little Mothers' Aid Association organizes it with a resident matron and staff, serving up to twenty children and planning clubs and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
East Mist Street
Julia Lathers
Abby Pitman Lathers
Abby Caroline Lathers
Abby
Lathers
Mary A. Conlon
Public School 3
Conlon
Father Keene
St. Jerome's Church
Harriman
St. Anne's
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Lathers Hes
Mise Luthers
Ide Lathers
Clarence Berns
Little Mothers' Aid Association
Tribune Sunshine Society Holds May 4 Luncheon At Hotel Astor
The annual meeting of the Tribune Sunshine Society is set for May 4 at the Hotel Astor. Members may reserve the date. morning business in the small ballroom, afternoon luncheon and entertainment in the grand ballroom. Treasurer’s report from Old Short Hills NJ highlights charitable gifts totaling 655 dollars with 18 spent on specific aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Sunshine Society
Hotel Astor
Grand Ballroom
Short Hills
New Jersey
Na of Sunshine
Tatlock
Nan
Indiana
Michigan
Jacob Rite Settlement
Shumns
Lillie Jory
S&s
Virginia Sunshine Family
Treasury
Milk as Food and Infant Nutrition Emphasis
Dr Henry C Sherman of Columbia University spoke at Teachers College arguing for milk as a primary diet, especially for infants. He contrasted human and cow milk, described modifications for artificial feeding, and stressed iron and vegetables as later iron sources for growing children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Teachers College
Shermen
Edward K. Jones Dies at Atlantic City From Kidney Trouble
Edward K. Jones of the law firm Jones & Gavin died suddenly at the Chalfonte Atlantic City from kidney trouble. A World War era special messenger for the United States he later served as counsel in notable cases including Neely’s mall crimes and the La Bourgogne sinking matter. Born in Delaware, he practiced law in New York and helped form the firm Jones & Gavin with Rafael R. Govin. He held memberships in multiple clubs and bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Jones
Jones & Gavin
Wall Street
West 38Th Street
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Jones
United States
Department of Justice
Charles F. W. Neely
Bureau of Finance
Department of Posts
Cuba
la Bourgogne
Nova Scotia
Supreme Court
Delaware
Washington
Waitman Jones
Coudert Brothers
Rafael R. Govin
Jones & Govin
James B. Eustis
France
Eustis, Jones & Gavin
Manhattan
Downtown
Union
New York
Bar Association of the
City of New York
Municipal Aid Society
Wednesday Prayer Meeting for Ladies' Union
The devotional meeting of the Ladies' Christian Union is held every Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Chapel of the Collegiate Church at 4th Street and Fifth Avenue. Women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Christian Union
Collegiate Church
4Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Novel overwaist blouse styling for fashion readers
The article discusses the overwaist as a favored fashion piece with versatile effects and flattering treatment. It describes a novel and graceful design suitable for plain material or banding, noting the blouse beneath can be made from any thin soft fabric, as illustrated.
Embroiderel Banding Overwaist and Blouse Pattern No 3955
The notice lists fabric requirements for a medium blouse with crepeniion collar and mousseline chemisette, including yardage for banding and girdle, plus three-eighths yard tucks. Pattern No 3955 covers busts 32, 34, and 36 with price and mailing details from the New York Tribune Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
Shipwrecked crew rescued after West Indies storm losses
Forty one rescued from two vessels wrecked near Turk's Island and Caicos. The Beta crew and four passengers left the ship in small boats after going ashore on a reef on February 22. The Marjory J. Sumner schooner wrecked the same day near Caicos with most belongings stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Indies
Clyde
Turk's Island
Beta
Turk’s Islami
Marjory J. Sumner
Caicos Island
Turk’s Island
Coior
Dhe Grace
Cunard Line
Boston fire insurer John Lectey dies before cancer operation
John Louis Lectey a Boston fire insurance promoter died at St. Francis Hospital Jersey City just before a scheduled cancer operation at Gouverneur Hospital. Accompanied by his wife, he fainted at the Pennsylvania Railroad station while en route from California to New York. A native of Boston, his body will be sent there for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Louis Lectey
Boston
St. Francis's Hospital
Jersey City
Lecter
Big Plot in a Trade Signals Upgraded Washington Heights Site
Real estate activity in Washington Heights features Fiurt Construction selling a six story apartment lease to Hudson Realty on a corner plot at ith st and Breadway, with eight lots at 18th st and West Washington, and a similar Knowlton House deal previously. Hudson plans a large block front project on 180th st, while Clinton Russell draw plans for Farmers' Loan and Trust to build a fifteen story building on Beaver St extending to Exchange Place, with costs around 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights
Fiurt Construction Company
Hudson Realty Company
Ith St
Breadway
18Th St
West Weshington
Knowlton
78Th St
Broadway
Hiudson Company
180Th. At
Club Construction Company
180Th St
Port Washington Ave
Holyrood Episcopal Church
Igist St
Operator Corporation
Beaver St
Exchange Place
Trust Company
Alliance Realty Company
William and Heaver Sts
Civil War Captain Henry Dawson Dies at 74 in Richmond Hill
Henry Dawson served as captain of Company I, 139th Regiment and earned a brevet major at war end. He later held roles including assistant assessor in the Internal Revenue Department, alderman for the old 18th Ward, Deputy Fire Commissioner of Brooklyn, deputy chief clerk in the Queens County Bureau of Elections, and sergeant-at-arms of the Board of Aldermen. He died Sunday at his daughter Mrs. John T. Hyer’s home in Richmond Hill, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dawson
John T. Hyer
Maple Street
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Internal Revenue Department
Brooklyn
Vesey street salesrooms listing for today’s auctions
Auction offerings by Joseph P. Day and Lounsberry & O Connor include properties in Harlem, 142nd Street near College Avenue and Third Avenue near 175th Street, with detailed lot dimensions and referee stated amounts due. Listings note taxes and amounts due ranging from about 4,344 to 12,553 dollars, plus smaller sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P. Day
North Side
College Ave
Harlem Savings Bank Agt
Florence Lereher
Reuben Mapelsden
Warren Leslie
Third Ave
West Side
175Th St
J. W. Cornish
Joel Jacobs
Harold Swain
Frank Hendrick
Lounsberry & O’connor
Rivington St
Lewis St
M. J. Speyer
W. J. Moore
Maurice Rapp
G. E. Weller
Kingston Woman Ida H Abbey Dies After Worry for Son
Mrs Ida H Abbey mother of Stephen H Abbey editor of The Ulster Square Dealer died last night from a stroke of apoplexy. It is believed illness followed worry over her son's troubles with a citizens committee seeking to suppress The Square Dealer. She was widow of S Le Grand Abbey, longtime Kingston businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Ida H. Abbey
Stephen H. Abbey
Ulster Square Dealer
Dr Hal C Wyman Dies in Detroit Pneumonia Death
Dr Hal C Wyman a surgeon and author of abdominal surgery died at his Detroit home from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in Anderson Indiana March 2 1868 he graduated from the University of Michigan medical department and became professor of surgery at the Michigan College of Medicine and Surgery. He served on the Michigan State Board of Charities and Corrections and was active in state and national medical societies. His wife Miss Jenny L Barnum survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hal C. Wyman
J. Wyman
Anderson
Ind
University of Michigan Medical Department
Michigan College of Medicine
Wyman
Michigan State Board of Charities and Corrections
Jenny L. Barnum
Multiple Notables Die In Brooklyn New Orleans and Beyond
Obituary notices list the deaths of Mrs Frances Hutchinson Lintner in New Orleans widow of Dr J Albert Lintner noted entomologist. Lawyer Reuben Underhill of Brooklyn and Harvard Law School alumnus. Edward H Chase Wilkes Barre lawyer Civil War veteran. Daniel B Phillips former secretary to mayors and Controller’s office auditor. Thomas Wilson senior partner in Manhattan firm imports. Robert Wallace ex New York produce man. Frances A Dawes widow of Major Dawes ex Nebraska governor, burial Milwaukee. notes on their careers and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hutchinson Lintner
J. Albert Lintner
New York State
New Orleans
Lintner
Holmes Hutchinson
Utica
N. Y
Edward H. Chase
Wilkes- Barre
Penn
Bor
Haverhill
Mass
8Th Regiment
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Daniel B. Phillips
Adelphi Street
Brooklyn
Daniel Whitney
Alfred ©. Chapin
David A. Boody
Controller's Office
Frances A. Dawes
James W. Dawes
Nebraska
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Major Dawes
Department of the Gulf
Private sales in real estate move several properties
Peters Clear & Co. sold for Lambert Brothers to a client at 319 East Street a five story and basement tenement on a 25 by 102.2 foot lot. Clement H. Smith sold for Mrs. Curry at 609 Oak Tree Place a one family detached frame dwelling on a 29 by 100 foot lot. also sold the southeast corner of Bathgate Ave and 188th St, 100 by 60 feet. Henry Leerburger sold 300 Pearl St a three story building on a 24 by 9.6 by irregular lot between Beekman and Peck Slip. George F. Picken sold 61 West 3th St a three story dwelling on a 17 by 100.11 foot lot, and 1989 Madison Ave a three story dwelling on 19 by 76 feet. Mary H. Raik retains the title. A Wingert sold a two story frame dwelling on the west side of Park Ave 1 foot north of 216th St on a 25 by 100 foot lot. The American Real Estate Co sold 149 Faile St a three story dwelling to Oliver J. Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters, Clear & Co
Lambert Brothers
East &Dst
Clement H. Smith
Beekman St
Peck Slip
George F. Picken
Army and Navy Staffing Changes and Warship Movements
The army lists Captain James Fa Bell from California to Sempera barge Port Brady and Captain Henry Br Clark to unassigned list, with other retirements and transfers including Captain George L Goodale. Navy appointments include Commander W. L. Howard and Lieutenants K. B. Crittenden and Spear, with Paymaster W. T. Gray detached at Yokohama. Movements report multiple ships arriving or sailing between Cavité, San Diego, Norfolk, Hampton Roads, and other ports, detailing destinations and routes for vessels such as The Concord, Tennessee, Washington, and Mayflower.
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ARMY
James FA. Bell
2D Infantry
Department of California
Sempera
Brady
Henry BR. Clark
Coast Artillery Corps
Gith Company
George L. Goodale
James A Hutton
27Th Infantry
Samuel & Cardwell
NAVY
W. L. Howard
Tyrefer
K. B. Crittenden
Concord
Cavité
Tennessee
San Diego
Mayflower
Norfolk
Ciongapo
Washington
Santa Barbara
San_Diego
Nezvnscot
Fortstmouth
Rockland
Lebanon
Puerto Cortez
Hampton Roads
Nero
League Island
Navy Yard
New York
Big Increase in Mortgages Reported Last Week
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company notes a clear rise in mortgage activity. New York recorded 314 mortgages compared with 2 the prior week, totaling about 5,009 dollars, after a week with a 7,000,000 dollar Hudson Navigation mortgage. Kings and Queens counties also posted gains, marking the strongest weekly level in some time. Our sales for the week were fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
New York
Hudson Navigation Company
$100,000 Brooklyn Real Estate Deal Reported
Yennette F L Pelletreau sought a $100,000 sale to Henry Bat terman for about $1,000 and a house at 365 and 387 Clinton Ave Brooklyn. The house, built seven years ago, has a 4 foot frontage and has never been occupied. Buyers include Philip Leizerkowitz, a builder. Also noted: Admiral Realty Co sold a new Flatbush property on Midwood St and Rand Ave. Edward C Attwood sold land at Flatbush Ave and Beverly Rd to Martin M Goodman. Harry H Kutner bought ten lots at Flatbush Ave and Fenimore St. George Reynolds purchased a four story double flat at Rutland Rd and Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yennette FL Pelletreau
Henry Batterman
Clinton Ave
Brooklyn
Philip Leizerkowitz
Admiral Realty Company
Nostrand Ave
Midwood St
Flatbush
William
Sage lends $50,000 to Cheney on property sale
Mrs Margaret O Sage widow of Russell Sage lends $50 000 at 54 percent for two years to George L Cheney on the premises No 30 West 6th street Cheney recently bought the property from W W and T M Hall On the same transaction Sage loan details tie to a recent purchase by Cheney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O. Sage
Russell Sage
George L. Cheney
West R6th Street
Cheney
Oppose Bread Line Sparks Charity Welfare Debate
Boston opened a bread line drawing action from Associated Charities. The Charity Organization Society of this city denies support while Edward Devine denounces the line as disgraceful. He urges better police work, a state farm, and targeted relief rather than more handouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities and Commons
Boston
Associated Charities
Organization Society
Edward Tr. Devine
Charioice and Commons
Many Leases Reported by Walter J Salomon in New York
Walter J Salomon listed numerous leases across Manhattan New York properties including Bristol Building 600 Fifth Ave stores to Sol Baum and offices to Car Mack and Schaeffer Co. Central Building 25 West 42nd St offices to Castello Raetze and Hedman Schoen Unity Building 101 West 42nd St offices to Berman Nathan Co. Manhattan Building 825 Sixth Ave store to John La Forte Thoroughfare Building 57th to 58th streets store to Consalve offices to Loring Auto Appliance and Steiner Roshach Sugar Holder Co Lenox Lyceum 59th St and Madison Ave stores to Cushman Sherman Sheffield Farms Decker Co offices to Bobrick Levinthal Southwest corner 46th St and Broadway stores to Mackintosh Samuels Adolf Samuels offices to George Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Salomon
Bristol
Fifth Ave
Sol. J. Baum
T. J. & M. J. Carmack
Edmund Schaeffer & Co
Central Building
West 42d St
George E. Castello
Gertrude Coles Raetze
Hedman & Schoen
Unity
West 42d Street
Sigmond Berman
Nathan & Co
Manhattan
Sixth Ave
John la Forte
Ss8th
Broadway
Eighth Ave
Antonio Consalve
Loring Auto Appliance Company
Steiner- Roshach Sugar Holder Company
Lenox Lyceum
59Th St
Madison Ave
Lewis A. Cushman
A. Percy Sherman
Sheffield Farms-Shinson, Decker Company
L. Bobrick
M. Levinthal
46Th St
Mackintosh
Isaac Samuels
Adolf Samuels
George Robinson
Realty Notes Echo Staten Island and Manhattan Deals
Real estate reports include Enrico V. Pescia & Co selling 14 Jewett Avenue Port Richmond to Mr. Rosensty and a separate 75 by 100 foot plot on Jewett Avenue to Samuel Moore. Buyers listed include Alfred Boelker, Maria Simpson, J. K. Johnson, Edwin Polak, Edwin Flynn, and R. E. Burke. Leases include Capitol Lunch on Broadway for 19 years at $150,000 total and the Kappa Sigma Club occupying 2% West 88th Street for a term. Jesse T. Meeker brokered the J. J. Blain lease to American Specialty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico V. Pescia
8. K. Johnson
East 15Th St
Edwin A. Polak
East 127Th St
Edwin Flynn
Manhattan Ave
R. E. Burke
West End Ave
Stewart Realty Company
Kappa Sigma Club
West O8th
Jesse T. Meeker
J. & J. Blaiw
American Specialty
Doors Won Fire Tragedy Lesson C B J Snyder Says
Superintendent C B J Snyder returned from Collinwood Ohio where the Lake View school fire loss was studied He blamed outward swinging doors for the catastrophe noting the panic as children rushed into halls trapping many He cited New York City doors that open inward to keep students safe during evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. J. Snyder
Collinwood
Ohio
Lakeview
New York City
Coroner rules on Hirter in Collinwood school fire inquest
Coroner Burke told Fritz Hirter the janitor he was not to blame after Hirter testified he fled the Mayflower school basement fire. Twenty one white coffins were buried for unidentifed and identified children. Memorial services were held in eight churches. The school board will raze the Mayflower building and erect a fireproof replacement. Bonds of 450000 will be issued for repairs. total 1500000 needed for city schools. A committee will inspect all city schools for safety.
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Cleveland
Burke
Fritz Hirter
Collinwood
Hirter
Mayflower
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Bronx Day Nursery
Lathers Memorial
Engin el
Alfred Tennyson
Tribune
Miss Rankin
Newburg, X. V
Mrs. Smith
Plainfield X. J
George 0 Dresser
Amber
Massey
Virginia
Carlton
van Wallis
Riderwood, N. J. . i. Wi
RATS
Vermont
Lemely
Mary BD
Lincoln
West Rutland
Kk. F
Meredith
Richard Peverel
Tissus
Klause
ONDON
Embankment
Norfolk Estate
West End
Sean
Beaver Street
Tribune Building
Nassau St
City Rail Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Liberty Street
Manwattan
Montague Street
Breoklyn
Osborne
West 57Th St
Columbus
Dison Avenue
Reuben Howes Underhill
William Street
South Eliott Place
Harvard Law School
Underhill
Long Island Historical Society
Dutchess County Society
Underhill Society of America
Thomas Wilson
Thomas Wilson & Co
Hancock Street
Mr. Wilson
Ireland
Robert Wallace
South Orange
N. J
Monticello
Pla
Wallace
Sawyer & Wallace
James M. Wallace
Central Trust Company
Army and Navy News
Tribune Bureau
Maret
Department OF the East
Philippines
Fort Jay
Fort Niagara
Madison Barracks
Fort Ontario
Plattsburg Barracks
Fort Porter
Mrs. Sage
Mr. Devine
Myle
Madison Avente
City
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman
Reade
WM. C. Walker
Little Cass
Mtth St
Edgecombe Ave
West St
East 71St St
Frederick Winant
Pith Ave
Séth St
Cor. Sarh
Frank H. Pressy
Tatephone
Riverside
New Jersey Real Estate
Dudley Ave
WL Brown
Bridge St
HEIGE
Jackson Ave
Jackson Ave Station
XN. J
Jerser
Senser
Bayside
Country Property
Adiress Sartram
Sridgepor Conn
George K Burt Bingston
Stamford
Redford
Ming, N. Y
Slegante
Gran Station
Harlem
N.Y
Charles Field Griffin & CO
Supreme Court OF
State OF New York
County of
County of New York
August Schaver
Mary" Schaper
Mary
Sol. Kaye
George Keller
Regina Neler
Degaule
A. Lincoln Wescott
Serengs
August Po
Sch
Sahil
Devic Levene
Supreme Court of the
State of New
Tate
Broadway Borough
155
Stant
New Yorks City
Berlitz School OF
Madison Square
Brosswayh
Lenox Ave
Court
Newark
Scheuer Burns
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