New School Garden Talk at Woman's Municipal League
The Woman's Municipal League plans a backyard school garden at No 18 26th Street inspired by De Witt Clinton Park. G H Parsons spoke to about a dozen Bees, linking garden life to broader lessons of existence, cooperation, and perseverance. Children learn crop rotation, share duties, and find poetry in cultivation as they become young farmers.
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Woman's Municipal League
26Th Street
de Wittton Park
G. H. Parsons
de Witt Clinton Park
Yard Square
New Jersey
Mr. Parsons
Milk as fuel and versatile food combinations taught
Miss Barrows at Teachers College demonstrated milk as a 100 calorie unit and explored combinations with egg, butter, cheese, rice, pasta, and bread to build daily energy. She highlighted white sauce as a foundation for croquettes and soups, warned about excess fat from butter, and stressed cheese as a meat substitute and the value of appealing eye and palate with simple, affordable ingredients.
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Miss Barrows
Ecook
New anti suffrage society organized at Fifth Avenue
The new anti suffrage society was formally organized yesterday at 61 Fifth Avenue Rossiter Johnson elected president with Emil Kuichling and Gilbert Jones as vice presidents Julien Heath secretary and Barclay Hazard treasurer The group plans monthly study meetings and formed ten two member committees covering different aspects of woman suffrage The society will establish headquarters at 1 Fifth Avenue.
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the Tribune
Fifth Avenue
Aire
Rossiter Johnson
Emil Kuichling
Gilbert Jones
Julien Heath
Barclay Hazard
Johnson
Knights of Art Move Women Toward City Hall Cooperation
New York clubwomen and Municipal Art Society officials met at the National Arts Club to plan closer ties. William Lauree Harris urged women to press aldermen for bold public art, promoting bronze monuments to civic virtue and urging beautification of schools amid hopes for reform of Central Park statues.
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William Lauree Harris
Municipal Art Society
National Arts Club
Order of the Knights of Art
Harris
Women's Clubs
New York City
Central Park
William Cumming Story
The
Mr. Harris
Waldorf-Astoria
Florence Levy
Committee On Cooperation
Mothers Congress elects officers in Washington session
Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia is re elected president of the National Mothers Congress at the Washington meeting. Officers include Albany and Philadelphia vice presidents, Evanston and New Haven secretaries, Willamette ill treasurer and Florence New Jersey auditor. An honorary vice president is Harriet McClennon.
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Washington
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
National Mothers’ Congress
D. O. Mears
Albany
Edwin ©. Grice
R. B. McMullen
Evanston
J. S. Bolton
New Haven
Arthur
Edwin D. Rolenberger
Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania
Helen Bennett
New York
Katherine Bement Davis
New York State Reformatory For Women
Frank R. Hill
Tacoma, Wesh
Wednesday Prayer Meeting Of Ladies Union At Collegiate Church
The Wednesday prayer meeting of the Ladies' Christian Union meets each week from November to May in the chapel of the Collegiate Church at Fifth Avenue and 48th Street. Women are invited to attend at 11 a.m.
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Ladies’ Christian Union
Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
The Tribune Pattern Describes Popular Skirt Style Now
The gored skirt with a flare at the lower edge is highlighted as a favorite of the current season and is well suited to fashionable fabrics, promising continued appeal in the upcoming season.
No. 5911 Tissue Paper Skirt Pattern Offered
The New York Tribune Patterns Department offers pattern No. 5911 for eleven gores in tissue paper for 10 cents and for skirts of piqué linen duck or similar. It covers waist sizes 20 24 27 30 and 32 inches with material yardage given for different widths and nap conditions. Patterns mailed on receipt of 1 cent. rush service available for 2 extra stamps.
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New-York Tribune
NY City Eyes Suffolk County Water to Ease Shortage
President John A. Bensel notes Albany bills would allow New York City to take deep ground waters from Southern Suffolk County to ease a looming water famine in Brooklyn and Richmond. Commissioner Chadwick cites a potential 250 million gallons daily, with 70 million more from the first sixteen miles of Suffolk works, while preserving Suffolk County’s own needs.
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Albany
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Burr
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Catskill
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Nassau County
Shinnecock Bay
South Shore
Peconic Valley
Suffolk Country Works
Long Island
Albany move to protect city water at Ashokan site
State Health Department will cooperate with New York City Health Department to shield water supplies near the Ashokan reservoir after a typhoid outbreak in Peekskill. A conference between A H Seymour and city representatives discussed filtering Croton water, and NY authorities disputed Italy n camps causing the outbreak. Financial stringency may delay action.
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Wold
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Ashokan
New York City
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State Department
Peekskill
Hudson Valley
New York
Croton
J. H. O’ Brien
Gas and Electricity
Porter
Ex Judge Shot in Train Car Near Augusta
Ex judge of South Carolina O W Buchanan, husband of Senator Tillman’s niece, was shot through a train window while en route to visit a sick relative. He was brought to Augusta in critical condition. an operation followed at a private sanatorium. James H Tillman, his brother in law, suspects an attempted assassination.
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South Carolina
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James H. Tillman
Mr. Buchanan
Japanese Cook Fatally Wounds Woman Then Commits Suicide
Frank Kito a Japanese cook at No 235 Second avenue shot five times at Mrs Lizzie Hulz in her room both workers at the same restaurant. He swallowed carbolic acid and died before hospital arrival. Mrs Hulz lies in Bellevue Hospital recovering and none of the wounds are serious.
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Second Avenue
Lizzie Hulz
Tapestries and Rugs for Sale at Fifth Avenue Galleries
Benjamin Benguiat presents rare tapestries rugs and embroideries on display at 546 Fifth Avenue. Items will be auctioned Thursday Friday andSaturday at 2 30 PM by James P Silo in the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries sale room.
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Benjamin Benguiat
Fifth Avenue
James P. Silo
Beatty Montgomery Co. Secures Key Lease on 6th Ave Parcel
S Osgood Pell & Co. leased the bustling No 254 6th Ave to Beatty Montgomery Co of Newark NJ for a term of years. The deal is described as one of the most important leases of a 6th Ave parcel in a long time.
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S Osgood Pell & Co
6Th Ave
Beatty- Montgomery Company
Newark
N. J
Foreclosure Auction in Heal Estate Exchange Rooms
In the Heal Estate Exchange Salesrooms yesterday Joseph P. Day sold in foreclosure No 523 West 124th st a five story flat house on a plot 33.2 by 100.11 feet to Eli Younghem the plaintiff for 40808. The auction offerings today will be as follows at No 14 Vesey st by Lounsberry O Connor 312 Rivington st n ¢ 8 62.4 ft s of Lewis st 18.8 by 100 part six sty ten h M J Speyer at W J Moore et al M Rappetty G E Weller ref amt due 10951 taxes etc 50948 By L J Phillips Co 186 Greenwich st wos 43.4 ft s of Fulton st 21.10 by 24.10 by 22 by 24.6 six styles bide Sophia Frank at F M Robinson et al L A U Zinke attvs W Bohan ref amt due 110222 taxes etc 26229 sub to a first mtge of 16000
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West 124d St
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Vesey St
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Rivington St
Lewis St
J Speyer
J Moore
G E Weller
L J Phillips & Co
Greenwich St
Wos
Fulton St
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F M
Realty Notes From The City Listing Leases And Sales
Realty notes record Pease and Elliman negotiating a long term lease of the banking space at 135 Broadway to Columbia Trust Company for about 340000. Thomas T. Eckert buys No. 38 West 6th Street. several leases and sales follow across West 12th, West 24th, West 2 to 28th Streets. Osgood Pell and Co sell a Wheatley Hills farmstead. McVickar-Gailard leases 48 West Broadway. American Ice Company mortgages property around 81st Street and East River for 50000 at 5 percent for five years to United States Trust. Parcels listed for auction on April 8 by Bryan L Kennelly include multiple Midtown and Lower Manhattan addresses.
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Broadway
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Jesse
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West 12Th St
A. L Stringer
Leopold Weil
West 24Th St
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Louis Spiro
Simon T. Herskewitz
Rudolph Grows
West 28Th St
P A. Rosenthal
Sr. Osgood Pell & Co
Okie
Wheatley Hills
Hostyn, L
McVickar-Gailard Realty Company
West Brontway
Bernard Kreiser
S. Herbert
American Ice Company
East River
East St
United States Trust Company
Bryan L. Kennelly
Albert J. Adams
7Th Ave
20Th St
Columbus Ave
8Th St
James Slip
Water St
East 34Th St
Borden Ave
Longsand
Unlucky Owners Lose by City's Condemnation Policy
Real estate broker John H. Hallock criticizes city condemnation practices as political and costly. He urges a nonpolitical commission to handle takings, immediate payment of court awards minus settlement, district divisions, and daily hearings with salaries up to 10000 dollars for leadership to speed resolutions.
Plans Filed to Remodel Constable Building and Dwellings
Building plans were filed for extensive changes across multiple city properties. The twelve story Constable office building at 10th and 15th streets will gain enlarged mezzanine floors, with Goldenberg H Brothers Company as lessee and Henrietta Constable’s estate as owner, costing 10000 dollars. Ditmars and Brite are the architects. Additional filings include turning 57 East Broadway into a two family dwelling with stores, for Port Einstein’s estate, and remodeling a two story hotel at 12th Ave and Fifth Street for Edward Murphy, with Max Muller and Louis Falk as architects. Also planned is remodeling 245 Grand Street to install an amusement hall on the ground floor for S. Gold & Son, with Fred Ebeling as architect.
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Sthave
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Lesse
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East Broadway
Port Einstein
12Th Ave
Fifth St
Edward Murphy
Max Muller
Louis Falk
Grand St
S. Gold & Son
Fred Ebeling
Derick Lane Sells His House In East Sixty Fifth Street
Yesterday multiple New York realty deals were reported. Several properties changed hands including Derick Lane’s 5 story house at No 5 East SSth st to Wesley Thorne for about 151000 dollars, with buyers planning extensive alterations and new garages as part of the deal.
Hetty Green Renews Loan on East 60th Premises
Mrs. Hetty Green renews a $115000 loan on No 3 East 60th at 5 percent interest. The renewal extends the term and Osgood Pell & Co acted as brokers for the original loan and the renewal.
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East
Osgood Pell & Co
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