New School Garden Planned by Woman's Municipal League
The Woman's Municipal League plans a backyard school garden at No. 19 in Jenkins Park where G H Parsons spoke to about 24 members over tea. He described lessons from De Witt Clinton Park, showing how gardens teach life and battles for existence, with two annual crops and patient child labor.
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Woman's Municipal League
Eet
G. H. Parsons
de Witt Clinton Park
New Jersey
Mr. Parsons
Milk Food Education Teaches Calorie Values and Cheese Use
Miss Barrows at Teachers College demonstrates daily food portions totaling 100 calories and shows how milk, eggs, cheese, and bread can be combined into nutritious dishes. She notes cheese as a meat substitute, explains white sauce as a versatile base, and stresses palatable variety to maintain balanced fuel intake.
The Guidon's Officers Form Anti-Suffrage Society
The Guidon group, an anti suffrage society, organized at 61 Fifth avenue. Rossiter Johnson named president with Emil Kuichling and Gilbert Jones as vice presidents, Julian Heath secretary and Barclay Hazard treasurer. The name The Guidon was adopted and meetings will be held twice monthly to study the suffrage question. Headquarters will be at 1 Fifth avenue.
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the Tribune
Fifth Avenue
Airs Rossiter Johnson
Emil Kuichling
Gilbert Jones
Julian Heath
Barclay Hazard
Johnson
No.1
Knights of Art stir New York clubwomen toward civic beauty
At a National Arts Club gathering William Lauree Harris urged New York City clubwomen to press aldermen for stronger public art. The Municipal Art Society aims to place bronze monuments and friezes in schools and parks to teach civic virtue, with schools in need of art enhancements and a $100 relief frieze offered.
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New York
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
Waldorf-Astoria
Florence Levy
Committee On Cooperation
Mothers Congress reelects Schoff as president in Washington
Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia is re elected president of the National Mothers Congress at its Washington session. Officers chosen include D O Mears Albany first VP Edwin C Grice Philadelphia second VP R B McMullen Evanston Ill third VP J S Bolton New Haven recording secretary Arthur A Birney Washington corresponding secretary L E Gilson Willamette Ill treasurer W A Thatcher Florence N J auditor. An honorary vice president is Harriet McClennon mother of founder Mrs Birney.
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Washington
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
National Mothers’ Congress
D. O. Mears
Albany
Edwin C. Grice
R. B. McMullen
Evanston, Ill
J. S. Bolton
New Haven
Arthur
Edwin D. Solenberger
Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania
Helen Bennett
New York
Katherine Bemnent Davis
New York State Reformatory For Women
Frank R. Hill
Tacoma
Wash
Wednesday Prayer Meeting at Collegiate Church Chapel
The Ladies' Christian Union holds a weekly Wednesday prayer meeting from November to May at 11 a.m. in the chapel of the Collegiate Church located at Fifth Avenue and 48th Street. All women are invited to attend.
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The
Ladies’ Christian Union
the Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
The Gored Skirt Fashion Promises Fresh Season Flair
The Tribune Pattern notes a favored gored skirt with a flared lower edge, designed to suit fashionable suiting fabrics. It signals a stylish pick for the present season and a promising trend for the upcoming one.
Tissue pattern for eleven gore skirt No 5 911
The New York Tribune Pattern Department offers No 5 911 for a skirt pattern in eleven gore style. It lists fabric requirements for 19% to 44 inch widths and provides waist sizes 24 to 32 inches. Price is 10 cents. patterns mailed free with postage, and extra stamp if rush is needed.
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New-York Tribune
Water supply plan seeks to tap Suffolk County wells
President John A. Bensel urges Albany to pass bills authorizing New York City to take deep ground waters from Suffolk County to relieve an impending water famine in Brooklyn and Richmond. Engineers estimate 250,000,000 gallons daily possible with first sixteen miles of Suffolk works adding 70,000,000 gallons daily, while Catskill sources would provide long term relief.
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John A. Bensel
Board of Water Supply
Albany
Suffolk County
Burr
Charles M. Chadwick
Catskill
Chadwick
Brooklyn
Richmond
New York City
Nassau County
Shinnecock Bay
South Shore
Peconic Valley
Long Island
City and State to Guard Water for Ashokan Reservoir
Albany March 16 announcement that the State Health Department will cooperate with New York City Health Department to protect water supplies for cities near the Ulster County property acquired for the Ashokan reservoir. A recent typhoid outbreak in Peekskill with 125 cases in three weeks sparked the conference led by A H Seymour. NYC denies Italian camps caused the outbreak. debate over moving camps to the NYC watershed. Discussion included Croton water filtration and steps to safeguard lower Hudson Valley residents during dam construction amid financial strain.
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The
Tribune
Albany
State Health Department
New York City Health Department
Ulster County
Ashokan
New York City
A. H. Seymour
State Department
Peekskill
Hudson Valley
New York
Croton
O'Brien
Porter
Ex judge shot on train near Augusta in suspected assassination
O W Buchanan ex judge of South Carolina and wife niece of Senator Tillman was shot through a Southern Railway coach window while traveling to Augusta to visit a sick niece. The bullet struck near his stomach and he was rushed to a private sanatorium after an operation. James H Tillman believes the incident was an attempted assassination.
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Tribune
Augusta
Southern Railway
O. W. Buchanan
South Carolina
Senator Tillman
Ward's
Buchanan
James H. Tillman
Mr. Buchanan
Japanese cook shoots at woman then dies after swallowing acid
Frank Kito a Japanese cook at No 235 Second Avenue fired five shots at Mrs Lizzie Hulz in the restaurant room. He swallowed carbolic acid and died before hospital arrival. Mrs Hulz, at Bellevue Hospital, will recover. none of the wounds is serious. Both were employed in the same restaurant.
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Frank Kito
Second Avenue
Lizzie Hulz
Tapestries and Rugs for Sale at Fifth Avenue Galleries
Benjamin Benguiat collection of rare tapestries rugs and embroideries on exhibition at 546 Fifth Avenue will be sold there on Thursday Friday and Saturday at 2 30 P M sales conducted by James P Silo.
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Benjamin Benguiat
Fifth Avenue
James P. Silo
Major Fifth Avenue Lease To Newark Firm
S Osgood Pell amp Co lease building No 254 6th Ave to Beatty Montgomery Co Newark NJ for a term of years. This stands 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 Sees Flathouse Sold at 523 West 123d Street
In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yesterday Joseph P Day sold in foreclosure a five story flat house on a 33.2 by 100.11 foot plot at 523 West 123d Street to Eli Younghem for 40808 dollars. Other offerings included 14 Vesey Street and 186 Greenwich Street auctions with bids and liens detailed.
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Real Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
West 123d St
Eli Younghem
Vesey St
Lounsberry & O'Connor
Rivington St
Lewis St
L & AU Zinke
Real estate trades and leases across Manhattan and beyond
Real estate activity includes Pease & Elliman leasing the former Trust Company of America space at 135 Broadway to Columbia Trust Company for about 500000 dollars. Thomas T. Eckert buys No 38 West 86th Street, while various leases and sales accompany multiple addresses from West 12th Street to West 28th Street and beyond including a farm at Wheatley Hills Roslyn L. and an auction list for Albert J. Adams estate with properties on 7th Avenue Columbus Avenue James Slip Water Street and Long Island locations.
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Pease & Elliman
Trust Company of America
Broadway
Columbia Trust Company
Thomas T. Eckert
West 86Th St
Louis Schrag
Frederic B. Fried
West 12Th St
A. L. Stringer
Leopold Weil
West 24Th St
Fred Liable
Louis Spiro
West 234 St
Simon T. Herskowitz
Rudolph Grows
West 28Th St
P. A. Rosenthal
S. Osgood Pell & Co
Roslyn
McVickar-Gailard Realty Company
West Broadway
Bernard Kreiser
S Herbert
American Ice Company
91St St
East River
East St
United States Trust Company
Bryan L. Kennelly
Albert J. Adams
7Th Ave
29Th St
Columbus Ave
8Th St
James Slip
Water St
34Th St
Borden Ave
Longland
City Condemnation Sparks Call for Reform in Property Seizures
Real estate expert John H Hallock urged a nonpolitical condemnation process. He proposed a six district city commission with daily sessions to settle cases in about sixty days and pay owners the original award promptly, reducing 6 percent interest and easing tenant displacements. He criticized current practices as costly and protracted, harming owners and provoking theft and vandalism during delays.
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The
West
Hallock
Supreme Court
11Th Street
Mth Street
110Th Street
L1th Street
Fifth Avenue
Harlem River
Harlem Ship Canal
Nion
Plans Filed to Remodel Constable Building and Nearby Structures
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy show remodeling of the twelve story Constable office building at the northeast corner of South Street and 18th Street for Goldenberg Brothers Company as lessee and for the estate of Henrietta Constable as owner at a cost of 10000 dollars. Also proposed are conversion of No 57 East Broadway into a two family dwelling with stores on the lower floors for the estate of Port Einstein, plus enlarging and remodelling a two story hotel at 12th Ave and 30th Street for Edward Murphy as owner. Amusement hall to be installed on the ground floor of No 245 Grand Street for S Gold & Son.
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Murphy
Constable
Sthave
18Th St
Goldenberg Brothers Company
Henrietta Constable
Ditmars & Brite
East Broad Way
Port Einstein
12Th Ave
30Th St
Edward Murphy
Max Muiler
Louis Falk
Grand St
S. Gold & Son
Fred Ebeling
Derick Lane Sells His House in Major New York Deals
Several realty transactions reported include Derick Lane selling a five story American basement house at No 5 East SSth st to Wesley Thorne for about 150000. Other sales cover flat houses and stables on diverse East and West Side streets, with buyers and brokers named and plans for changes like garages and alterations.
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Dovuglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
Derick Lane
East Ssth St
Wesley Thorne
George ©. Edgar's
William & Julius Bachrach
St. Ave
Isabel M. Jordan
90Th St
Osgood Pell & Co
George McKesson Brown
94Th St
Mr. Brown
West List St
E. C. Benedict
Joseph D. Croman
Morris Weinstein
Daniel Mahony
East 125Th St
Manhattan Window Shade Company
East 158Th St
Peters, Clear & Co
William Ennis
East Tith St
Folsom Brothers
Mary A. May
123D St
Henry F. Betty
Mrs Hetty Green Extends Loan on East 69th Property
Mrs Hetty Green renews a 115000 dollar loan on 3 East 69th Street at 3 percent interest. The renewal spans a term of years, with S Osgood Pell & Co. acting as origin loan brokers. A small portion of the note details remains truncated.
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Hetty Green
East 69Th
S Osgood Pell & Co
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Rose
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