Education board speech highlights school health needs
Charles Burlingham warned that few on the New York Board of Education understand the system, urging action on child welfare. He urged more school nurses, a perennially attached nurse at each school, and a unified board to stop squabbles and improve health and hygiene measures for 190,000 students. The talk at the West End Synagogue also touched on the Public Schools Athletic League and funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Education
New York Public Schools
Charles Co. Burlingham
New York
Council of Jewish Women
West End
Burlinham
Burlingham
Public Schools Athletic League
Isham
Department of Hygiene
Board T
Board of Education
Putlingham
Hunter
Tower
Eben Printenden
Brooklyn Indust Blind
Slipstein
Sadie Amer
Gleanings on astral colors and fashion harmony
A humorous critique on fashion guidance urging women to match outfits to astral hues. The piece questions how color charts align with hair eye and complexion, notes a December born woman could not wear gray, and mentions an London invalid cabman turning to embroidery for fashion clients who dress royals and nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spain
England
Prince of the Asturias
Nan Lay Sent Back Under Chinese Exclusion Act
The Bozeman based Nan Lay, a Christian educated Chinese woman who lived as a wife and later a missionary, is ordered deported to China after immigration officials revoke her stay. Local Presbyterians plead for Hong Kong protection while authorities guard her, fearing self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Lay
Montana
China
Hon
Kong People
San Francisco
Presbyterian Church
Bozeman
Immigration Service
Hong Kong
Presbyterian Missionaries
United States
Woman to Help the Mayor in Salem Advisory Board
In Salem Massachusetts Kate Tannar Woods becomes the first woman named to the mayor’s advisory board. She emphasizes home duties and motherly wisdom over suffrage while aiming to address daily city issues, including a sanitary crusade against expectoration and improving schoolroom aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
New England
Kate Tannar Woods
Mrs. Woods
Major Hurley
Boston
Linen suits for boys dominate season trends
The Tribune Pattern notes no costume suits a small boy better than comfortable free designs. Wool fabrics remain desirable for now but washable options are praised for warm weather. Linen, emphasized this year, offers comfort and charm, making it highly satisfactory for children's outfits.
Pattern No. 5709 for children's dresses mailed pattern
The notice details fabrics for six year size dresses with yardage for various widths and colors. Pattern No 5709 covers sizes two to eight years and costs one cent, with mail delivery and an extra penny stamp for express mailing from the New York Tribune Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
Big West Side Sale Moves Riverside Drive Lot
In upper Riverside Drive area buyers push market activity. Hall J. How & Co sold to Charles Hensle Construction a 51 1/2 lot parcel at Riverside Drive and 138th Street with 100 feet on the Drive and 122 feet along the street. A 12 story office building is planned for Broadway and Franklin. Foreclosure sale at Greenwich Street brought Sophia Frank $28,302. The mortgage debt was about $700,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Hall J. How & Co
Ludlow Realty Company
Charles Hensle Construction Company
138Th Street
199Th Street
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Louis M
Thomas W. Jones
Broadway
Franklin Street
L. J. Phillips & Co
Greenwich Street
Sophia Frank
Five-Story American Basement House Sells for 150000
A five story American basement house with an extension on a 27.6 by 100.8 foot plot changed hands Monday. Douglas Robinson and Charles Brown & Co. sold it from Derick Lane to Wesley Thorne for about $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Robinson
Charles 8. Brown & Co
Derick Lane
Wesley Thorne
Auction Sale Listings From Vesey Street Rooms
A large sale of mortgaged parcels listed for today at Vesey street rooms includes No 312 Rivington, various 5 and 6 story flats with stores, vacant plots near East Chester and Prospect avenues, and numerous cases with amounts due from $508 to $22,085.30. Names include Lounshberry O'Connor, Cohen, Gussieleck, Norwood, Jarmulowsky, Kleinfeld, Dean, Tinsdale, Haebler, Kier, Peck, and Horwitz among others, with referees and attys noted.
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Rivington Street
Lounshberry & O'Connor
Vesey Street
Allen St. ¢ S
Cohen
Gussieleck
Goldfogle
Attys
Carlisle Norwood
Amsterdam
Charles Garti
Mayer Hoffman
J Ludvigh
Agaregatiz
100Th St
Sender Jarmulowsky
Isaac Kleinfeld
Morris Clark
Charles Firestone
149Th St
Southern Boulevard
Prospect Ave
Ins & Tr Co
Fox St
Ard
Avenue
Tinsdale
Boston Post Road
Mill Road
East Chester
Theodore Haebler
Louis Kier
L J Pt
Alrey
Andrew
Bullows
Edward
126Th St
David Shaff
Hyn Horwitz
Arnstein & Lattys
Louis Steckler
Municipal
Bronx
Albany Ave
Ivy St
W Taylor
Jacob Greenfield
Dela. M & M
H L Gassin
Arden Property
Plans filed for multiple Manhattan rebuilds and new flats
Plans show a six story flathouse at 42 to 46 East 2th street for Borough Realty Company, a six story flathouse at 207 and 209 Waverley Place for J. L. Buttenweiser costing 40000, a five story flathouse at St Nicholas Ave and 18th street for Stephen J. Eagan costing 50000, and a two story office and store at Broadway and 68th street costing 18000. Lenox Lyceum expansion for Food Show set for March 26, with a rose decor floor plan. Also work at 304 West 2th street to become a business site with ground floor store and arcade to 160 Seventh Ave, for Charles Schavarian, with L. H. Wynn as architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 2Th
Borough Realty Company
Manhatt
J. L. Buttenweiser
Waverley Place
Stephen J. Eagan
St. Nicholas Ave
18Th St
John J. Downer
Broadway
68Th St
M. A. Singer
Lenox Lyceum
Madison Av. St. St
West 2Th St
Seventh Ave
Charles Schavarien
L. H. Wynn
Private sales report lists multiple NYC properties changing hands
Ward & White sold a 150 by 100 foot plot on Hull Ave to Reiley & Loughney. Carlucci & Co. moved No. 2162 Second Ave a 26 by 75 foot lot with four story building and stores. Ernet-Cahn Realty and Mantinhand sold 430 Brook Ave a four story double flat with stores. Lowe & Co. handled five lots fronting Fifth Ave near Harlem River part of Watt estate. Donnelly sold 114 East 1st St three story dwelling and related property for Dr Linneus J. Hunter to Weeks. Nov 220 East 21st St four story stone front flat. Singer sold 224 West 62nd St five story flat on 25 by 100.5 feet. Jeffery sold 80 Riverside Drive at 50th St four or five story dwelling with irregular plot. Belmont to build a four story dwelling at List St and Madison Ave. Hunt & Hunt designing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Linneus J. Hunter
Benjamin EL Weeks
Mortimer M. Singer
Samuel Kaniuk
Mary A. Jeffery
Riverside Drive
S0th St
Andrew J. Kerwin
Real estate transfers in Astoria and Ravenswood
Roe H. Smith and Co sold the east side block front on Van Alst avenue Astoria between Grand avenue and Tempie street to James S. Burroughs. Fred Schluer bought the northeast corner of Vernon and Webster avenues a 100 by 100 foot lot through Roe H. Smith. In Ravenswood, transfers are noted from W. W. Wright.
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Roe H. Smith & Co
L. L. Rapelve
van Alst Ave
Grand Ave
Tempie St
Astoria
James S. Burroughs
Fred Schluer
Vernon and
Webster Aves
Ravenswood
W. W. Wright
Loaned 90 000 to Leo Company for building on Southern Blvd site
The Germania Life Insurance Company advanced a building loan of 90000 for the Leo Company. The mortgage covers a 150 by 100 foot lot on the easterly side of Southern Boulevard, 186.10 feet north of Homeet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Germania Life Insurance Company
Leo Company
Southern Boulevard
Homeet
Real Estate Board to Advocate Land Title Reform Meeting
A meeting will be held by the Real Estate Board of Brokers at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at its rooms No 156 Broadway to advocate passage of the land title registration act. James W Gerard transferred a one third interest in a parcel 22 by 92 feet on the south side of 20th street 478 feet west of 2d avenue to Mary D Gerard as a gift. Isabel C Nash has leased to Irving Raymond No 290 Std avenue for twenty one years at 17500. Mary C O Beirne has mortgaged parcel No 238 East 2th street for 8000 at 6 percent for one year to Luke D Stapleton.
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Real Estate Board of Brokers
Broadway
James W. Gerard
20Th St
2D Ave
Mary D. Gerard
Isabel C. Nash
Irving
Raymond
Std Ave
The Bronx Building Plans Show Several Two Story Dwellings
Building notices list George Devermann as owner for a two story frame house at Wallace Ave near Barnett Place 21 by 14 with architect Charles E Devermann. Martin Fletcher plans three two story frame houses near Havemeyer Street. J H Rice proposes a one story frame storage building on Fordham Street. Sarah Nerenberg plans a two story frame dwelling on Poplar Street near Rosell Street with architect B Ebeling and cost around 13,300 to 13,700 dollars.
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J H Rice
Booth & Sons
Archi- Moor
Einen Sais Tira
Poplar St
Rosell T
Sarah Nerenberg
B Ebeling
Rebel Now a Man of Peace General Rolando Arrives in Exile
General Nicolas Rolando, former president of Guayana and Matos insurrection leader, arrived from Curacao aboard the Mara caibo. He left Barcelona February 18 fleeing government troops, says he seeks peace and blames foes for exile while heading toward Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolas Rolando
Guayana
Venezuela
Matos
Curacao
Maracaibo
Relando
Barcelona
Bermudez
Castro
Santa Fé
Trinidad
University of Michigan riot arrestees freed on bail
All University of Michigan students arrested in the Star Theatre riot are released tonight after bail of 1000 dollars each. Fifteen must await examinations on Friday for rioting. three pleaded guilty to loitering and were fined. Local businessmen aided by posting bail, and no further disturbances are indicated.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theatre
Liberty
Justice Doty
Today’s events and lectures across New York
A packed day features Mrs Mildred Manny Caldwell on Life as a Fine Art at Waldorf Astoria, Olympia speeches, a card party at Delmonico’s, George T Powell on poultry care, Rev G Campbell Morgan on Christian principles, a congestion exhibit by the Council of Jewish Women, and many additional talks at Columbia University, the Museum of Natural History, Cooper Institute, and public schools plus library programs on law, wild animals, Shakespeare, camping, and immigrant aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Manny Caldwell
Prose Society of Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
Pe Oea
West 44Th
G. Campbell Morgan
Hible Teachers’ Training School
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Arch
Fifth Avenue
55Th Street
New York
Council of Jewish Women
Museum of Natural History
John Chipman Gray
Columbia University
Medico-Legal Society
Board of Education
Ith Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Alfred E. Ommen
City
108Th Street
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Ernest Harold Baynes
New York State
145Th Street
Maxwell Ryder
Dickens
Cooper Institute
7Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Henry G. Hanchett
East Side House
East River
Benjamin Comstock
Canadian Rockies
New York Public Library
Hudson Park
Leroy Street
Young Men's Christian Association
125Th Street
Charles E. Pellew
W. & Estabrooke
Young Men's Institute
Bowery
Robert G. Weyh, Jr
Pacific Coast
Willis Avenue
Theron W. Kilmer
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Raps Education Board
Duchy of
Saxe-Coburg
Paquin Paris
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Tribune
Boyt
Ad Nauheim
Germany
Kaiserhoff
Aia
A. Haberland
Proprieter
BIG West Side Sale
Metropolitan Life
East Ssth Street
Waverly Place
O. H. P. Belmont
Hunt & Hunt
List Street
Madison Ave
U. H. P. Belmont
Rolando
ANE Arbor
Liebig Company
Modern House Bet
45Th Sts
Empire R. E. & M.co
Metropolitan Life Building
Minneapolis, Minn
Egypt
Lord Cromer
Wew York Evening Post
Sidney Low
Tn Tao
the Macmillan Company
Tribune Building
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn
Bryan L. Kennelly
Joseph W. Meeks
Edwin B. Meeks
Vesey St
Cver
Va ‘St. N. E
Church ST
27Th St
Rea Ae
Elbridge G. Duvall, Esqq
Peak Maps
Deal Beach
N. J
Roseid Ave
Beach
State St
Albany, N. J
Chappaqua
N. Y
Harlem
Calkins
Tli West
137Th St
New Jersey Real Estate
Broad St
Newark
Newark Real Estate
Cross & Plum
Ersey Property
Ryder-Blanchard Realty Com
Academy St
ANGEL
East 42d
Pear
Grand Central Station
N. B
Hartford
Charles Field Griffin & Co
Sthave
M. Levine
St Joe
James E. Ball
Hardman
Peck & CO
138Th Ave
Tex
DB St
6Th Ave
South Stark
Occor
Mechanic St
Brooklyn Property
Country Property
Henry Gardner
Norwich
Jomnmeb
R Williams
Farmingdale K
Fuss
H. P
Ira C. Lambert
George Ferry
Postoffice
New Brighton
Staten
Utherford
Arte
Mike
Addisonaly Libertoes
Westport
Station
New Haven Road
Seashore
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