Public education board debate on child welfare and nurses
Charles Burlingham principal speaker at the Council of Jewish Women meeting says at most three on the New York Board of Education understand school affairs. He urges more school nurses, a department of hygiene, and less bickering between boards. He notes the Public Schools Athletic League benefits few, and calls for board reform to fifteen members. A discussion on hungry children and free schooling follows, with emphasis on parental duty.
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
Bumingham
Public Schools Athletic League
Rourningham
Mursical
Department of Hygiene
Board Education
Board Earth
Board of Education
Azham
Butlingham
Hunter
Eben P. Morford
Brooklyn
Gleanings on Astral Colors and Fashion Contradictions
A column satirizes fashion advice linking clothing to astral hues and health, noting insufficient guidance for matching colors to hair eyes and complexion. It references December's gray prescription, an London cabman embroiderer attracting clients, and a royal robe gift to a Spanish queen. The piece ends with a misquoted comment about a duchy cradle purchase.
Nan Lay Sent Back From Bozeman Chinese Woman Forced to Leave Montana
The story follows Nan Lay a Chinese woman raised in Bozeman who converted to Christianity, divorced her husband, and worked as a missionary. She lacks proper immigration clearance and faces deportation to China under the Chinese Exclusion Act, while Presbyterians seek aid for her in Hong Kong. The U.S. marshal fears she may attempt suicide rather to endure exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Lay
Montana
China
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Presbyterian Church
Bozeman
Immigration Service
Presbyterian Missionaries of
United States
Woman to Help the Mayor in Salem Massachusetts
Kate Tannar Woods becomes the first woman named to Salem mayor Hurley’s advisory board. She backs home interests and mothers wisdom over politics, aims to curb street exhalations and push aesthetics in schools, noting she raised five children before public influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
New England
Kate Tannar Woods
Boston
Linen suits emerge as ideal for boys in season
The Tribune Pattern extols wool and wash fabrics but favors linen for boys this season. It praises comfort freedom and charm in a well-cut costume, noting linen as the most desirable choice for warm weather attire amid a wealth of desirable wool materials and washable fabrics in process.
Big West Side Sale Moves Riverside Drive Plot
Market activity on Riverside Drive continues as Hall J. How & Co. sells 514 lots at Riverside Drive and 138th Street to Charles Hensie Construction. A 12 story office building is planned with a 100 foot frontage and a 12 foot street, while a similar Riverside Drive apartment is planned for the site. Metropolitan Life loans $700,000 on Broadway and Franklin Street plot for a 12 story office building. In foreclosure sale at Greenwich Street a six story loft changing hands for $28,302. the plaintiff is Sophia Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Hall J. How & Co
Ludlow Realty Company
Charles Hensie Construction Company
138Th Street
12Th Street
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Louis M
Thomas W. Jones
Broadway
Franklin Street
Real Estate Exchange
L. J. Phillips & Co
Greenwich Street
Sophia Frank
Five story American basement house sale by brokers
A five story basement house with an extension on a narrow plot was sold on Monday by Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co. Derick Lane sold to Wesley Thorne for about 150,090 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
Derick Lane
Wesley Thorne
Vanderbilt to Build Dual Dwelling on East 52d Street
A report states a two apartment house to be built by W. K. Vanderbilt at Nos. 47 and 49 East 52d Street will be occupied by Samuel Steven Sands and G Winthrop Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt
Samuel Steven Sands
G. Winthrop Sanda
Real Estate Transfers in Astoria and Ravenswood
Roe H. Smith & Co. sold the east side block on Van Alst avenue between Grand and Tempie streets in Astoria to James Burroughs. Fred Schluer purchased the northeast corner at Vernon and Webster avenues, a 100 by 100 foot lot, through Roe H. Smith & Co. from W. W. Wright in Ravenswood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe H. Smith & Co
L. L. Rapelve
van Alst Ave
Grand Ave
Tempie St
Astoria
James 3. Burroughs
Fred Schluer
Vernon and
Webster Aves
Ravenswood
W. W. Wright
Germania Life Loan To Leo Company On Southern Boulevard Plot
The Germania Life Insurance Company loans $90,000 to the Leo Company for a building purpose. The plot lies on the easterly side of Southern Boulevard, 186.10 feet north of Home Street, and is used as security for the building loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Life Insurance Company
Leo Company
Real Estate Board meeting to press land title act
The Real Estate Board of Brokers will hold a 3 PM meeting at its rooms 156 Broadway to advocate passage of the land title registration act. James W. Gerard transferred a one third interest in a 22 by 9 foot parcel on 20th street to Mary D. Gerard as a gift. Isabel C. Nash leased to Irving Raymond on 200th Avenue for twenty one years at 17.50 yearly. Mary C. O Beirne mortgaged parcel 28 East 20th Street for 8000 at percent for one year to Luke D. Stapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Board of Brokers
Broadway
James W. Gerard
20Th St
2D Ave
Mary D. Gerard
Isabel C. Nash
Irving
Raymond
Mary C. O'Beirne
East 20Th St
Luke D. Stapleton
Auction catalog lists vast real estate foreclosures and sales
The newspaper item details numerous properties in New York areas including No 212 Rivington and East Chester slated for sheriff sales. It lists several parcels with descriptions, sizes, and anticipated totals due on mortgages, taxes, and liens, plus attorneys and action numbers for each case.
The Bronx Building Plans Revealed on Wallace and Nearby Streets
Listed are multiple Bronx properties with proposed two story frame dwellings and a one story storage building. Owners include George Devermann and Martin Fletcher, with architects Gleason, E Dever, and B Ebeling. Costs range from thousands to over five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar St
Roselle St
Sarah Nerenberg
B Ebeling
Rebel Now a Man of Peace General Rolando Arrives in Curacao
General Nicola Rolando ex-President of Guayana and Matos insurrection chief arrived aboard the Mara Caibo from Curacao. He left Barcelona Bermudez on Feb 18 to escape government troops and said he is now a man of peace and in exile due to false reports. He travels to Trinidad en route after stating his pacific intent.
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Nicola Rolando
Guayana
Venezuela
Matos
Curacao
Maracaibo
Rolando
Barcelona
Bermudez
Castro
Santa Fé
Ann Arbor students freed after riot at Star Theatre
University of Michigan students arrested in the Star Theatre disturbance were released after posting $1,000 bail each. Fifteen were remanded for rioting charges while three pleaded guilty to loitering and fined $465. Bail money came from local businessmen as examinations set for Friday morning. No recurrence reported.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theatre
Liberty
Justice Doty
Plans Filed For Remodelling And New Buildings In City
Plans filed for remodeling six story apartment Nos 42 to 44 East 2th for Borough as owner et Realty Co. Also new six story flat for J L Buttenweiser at 207 209 Waverley Pl cost 5000000? and five story flat for Stephen J Eagan at St Nicholas Ave and 18th St costing 50000. Two story office and store at Broadway and th St cost 18000. Lenox Lyceum at Madison Ave for Food Show opening March created by architect M A Singer. Also plans to enlarge and remodel three story and basement house No 304 West 2th St for business use with ground floor store and arcade to No 160 Seventh Ave, for Charles Schavarian new owner. L H Wynn architect.
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Et. Realty Compan
J. L. Buttenweiser
Waverley Place
Stephen J. Eagan
St. Nicholas Ave
18Th St
John J. Downey
Broadway
Th St
M. A. Singer
Lenox Lyceum
Madison Av
West 2Th St
Seventh Ave
Charles Schavarien
L. H. Wynn
Private Sales Market Listings Blend City Property Trades
Ward and White sell for a client to Reiley and Loughney a 160 by 100 foot plot on Hull avenue east side, 151 feet north of 27th street. G Carlucci and Co sell for Lauria and Moreno to a client No 2162 Second Avenue at the northeast corner of 111th Street, a four story building with stores on a 26 by 75 foot lot. Ernet Cahn Realty and A Mantinhand sell for a client No 436 Brook Avenue a four story double flat with stores on a 25 by 100 foot lot. William R Lowe and Co sell for Julia M Curtiss to Peer Duffy a plot of about fifteen lots fronting Fifth Avenue Exterior Street and Harlem River between 1424 and 18d Street. John Donnelly sells for Herman H Mosemann No 144 East Slat Street a three story and basement dwelling on a 214 by 80 foot lot. Also solid for Dr Linnawus J Hunter to Benjamin E Weeks No 220 East Bist Street a four story stone front flat on a 20 098 9 foot lot. Mortimer M Singer sells for Samuel Kaniuk No 224 West 62nd Street a five story fat house on a 25 by 100.5 foot lot. Mary A Jeffery sells No 80 Riverside Drive at the northeast corner of 50th Street a five story American basement dwelling on a plot 41 6241 9 by irregular. The property was formerly owned by the late Andrew J Kerwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam R. Lowe & Co
Julia M. Curtiss
Peer Duffy
Fifth Ave
Harlem River
Watt
John Donnelly
Herman H. Mosemann
East Slat St
Riverside Drive
S0th St
Andrew J. Kerwin
Pattern details for children’s garments from New York Tribune
The text describes fabric colors and materials for six year olds and two to eight year olds, listing yardage for 27, 32, and 44 inch widths and banding. It notes Pattern No. 5,70 with sizes two to eight years, mailed for 16 cents, and requests pattern number and age. It also mentions a rush for the pattern and special postage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Belmont to Build Four Story Dwelling on Madison Corner
Hunt and Hunt draw plans for a four story dwelling for Mrs O H P Belmont to be built at the northeast corner of his street and Madison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt & Hunt
Madison Aye
O. H. P. Belmont
Life and Health Lectures Fill Busy City Programs
A crowded program of talks and events across New York venues features Mrs. Mildred Caldwell on body related fine art, Mr. George Powell on poultry care, and Rev. G Campbell Morgan on Christian principles. Also listed are museum exhibits, public lectures, and educational demonstrations at locations including the Waldorf Astoria, Hudson Theatre, and the American Institute.
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Mildred Manly Caldwell
E Society of Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
Meee Sales Ka Eee
I ‘Ethods
Ague
Hudson Theatre
National Society of New England
Delmonico's
George T. Powell
Columbia University
Medico-Legal Society
Board of Education
Amsterdam Avenue
Alfred E. Ommen
City
104Th Street
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Ernest Harold Baynes
New York State
145Th Street
Maxwell Ryder
Dickens
Cooper Institute
Sth Street
Fourth Avenue
Henry Ganders
East Side House
T0th Street
East River
Benjamin S. Comstock
Canadian Rockies
New York Public Library
Hudson Park
Leror Street
Grace A. Burt Homan
Lexington Avenue
W. E. Estabrooke
Young Men's Institute
Bowery
Robert G. Weyh, Jr
Pacific Coast
Willis Avenue
Theron W. Kilmer
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Raps Education Board
Ing
Burlingham
London
Spain
England
Prince of the Asturias
Dedieman
Mperor
Duchy of
Saxe-Coburg
Matade Beng Aoe
Mrs. Woods
BIG West Side Sale
Metropolitan Life
Reyal
Lord Cromer’ S Book
Egypt
Lord Cromer
New York Evening Post
Sidney Low
the Macmillan Company
No. 212
Rivington Street
Lounsberry & O'Connor
Vesey Street
Joseph Pear
Allen St
Broome St
Gu Fleck
Goldfogle
Carrington & Pattys
J Ludvigh
Sender Jarmulowsky
Isaac Kleinfeld
Avenue St John
E J Tinsdale
Boston Post Road
East Chester
Theodore Haebler
Louis Keller
Schavrien
Amsterdam
Davis Karp
Hillquit & Hattys
Hol Peck
Hulquit
Arnstein & L. Attys
J C Levi
Meyer
St. S S
Uirey
Andrew Logan
M Hallows
Edward Browne
Samuel
Ivyst
Tavier
Jacob Greenfield
Attys
H L Gassin
Ivy St
Albany Ave
Arden Property
East_Chester
THE
Bronx
Waverly Place
Paquin Paris
Ad Nauheim
Kaiserhof
AMER
Abngtock&cy
A. Haberiang
Liebig Company
45Th Sts
Empire R. E. & M. CO
Metropolitan Life Building
Minneapolis, Minn
Tribune Building
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Bryan L. Kennelly
Vesey St
Joseph W. Meeks
Edwin B. Meeks
Freestone
N. E
Stuilding
27Th St
BROWN
Ee Broadway
Elbridge G. Duvall
Nook
New Ye
Deal Beach
N. J
Rosekd Ave
Beach
State St
Albany
Chappaqua
N. Y
Harlem
Calkins
Weat
New Jersey Real Estate
BAL Estate and Investment Securities. CO. F. Conlon
Broad St
Newark, N. J
Newark Real Estate
Cross & Plum
Ersey Property
Ryder-Blanchard Realty Co
Academy St
Newark
Grand Central Station
N. H
Hartford
Charles Field Griffin
Sthave
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
S6th St
John Hoe
Geoth Ave
Wal J . Betwoth
R House
Eoths
West Sith St
Furnistr
Tribune
James E. Ball
Bard Man
Peck & CO
Sthare
D. IL
WR. R
Tich St
Ark
C. Sitatic
Mechanic St. Newark
Brooklyn Property
Country Property
Henry Gardner
Nowwich
John BE Williams
Lambert. Westfield
Lorne
George Ferry
New Brighton
Staten
Romeereke
Addison Bly
Rutherford
Westport
New Haven
Seashore
B.estpert
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