Of Interest to Women in Sunshine Society Meetings
The Sunshine Society notes dues arrears and urges branches to report by May 1. Easter fundraising aims to aid shut ins, unemployed families, and elderly. A euchre night on April ? at 144 East 5th Street funds summer work and relief, with door prizes and refreshments. Also reports on a Washington member’s hardship and a new Highland Mills branch serving San Francisco’s Lope colony.
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T. S
General Society
Tribune
New York City
Ts&s
Geskiné
Tey
East Sth Greet
George W. Ashley
East Ith Street
J Scherer
Broadway
Frank E. Woods
West 135Th Street
R. 3
Jerome
West 89Th Street
Orange County
N. Y
Highland Mills
Mabel R. Corneil
Lope Colony
San Francisco
Cheer and Support From Tribune Sunshine Society Group
Adolph Koch appeals for help to repair his worn wheelchair as it is his only mobility. Reports from New Jersey and Ischua detail sunshine contributions for the sick, clothing for the poor, bedding, and fuel. Volunteers and requests pour in from multiple branches aiding families in Newark, New Haven, and other areas.
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Adolph Koch
Bing
Miss M
New Jersey
TSS
Miss C
Walton
King’s Daughters
Tribune Sunshine Society
Miss Olmstead
South Ferry
Miss Car
East Orange
N. J
Smee
Charitable Furor of Multiple Donors Brightens Local Home Aid
Llyn and many contributors provide two barrels packed at Miss Caroline Baker's Joralemon Street home. One barrel brings gifts to Virginia members from Mrs. Barbour, with items from Mrs. Collins and others. The second barrel mostly supplies men’s clothing for destitute inmates at Chrystie Street Home-a-T. 5. 5. A large express box from Miss Annie Miller and Mrs. J. B. Lane adds Easter gifts and flowers. Various donors from Flatbush to Cambridge supply clothing, underwear, linen, and needlebooks, with a touching note found in a child’s clothing box.
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Lyn
Caroline Baker
Joralemon Street
Virginia
Barbour
Collins
Halbert
Abbott
Hewitt
Gillpatrick
Chrystie Street
Annie Miller
J. B. Lane
Plainfield
N. J
Gladys Sherwood
Sunshine
Isabel Cornwell
Cochecton
N. Y
L. Bender
Philadelphia
Easton
Penn
F. L. McNamara
Alice Brown
Walden Street
Cambridge
Mass
Brooklyn
Boughton
Troy
Halsey
Williamstown
William Till
Bayonne
Burchell
N. Morris
Manhattan
L. M
Staten Island
Removing Trainshed At Grand Central In Special Demolition
The New York Central reports half of the Grand Central trainshed has been torn down as part of a plan to create a larger station. Workers use a wooden traveller with five iron wheels to support the arch while slices ten feet deep are removed. The shed, built in 1879 with English ironwork, involved 65 tons of bolts and 90,000 square feet of corrugated iron. About 1,027 trains operate daily, and demolition is timed to minimize disruption.
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Grand Central Station
New York Central
Road
New York Central Engineers
England
Mae
J. C. Hammond
Reply to Dr Hall on feminizing influence of women
The writer rebuts Dr G Stanley Hall's claim that women feminize boys arguing mothers are essential and that gentleness and strength define a gentleman. He asserts mothers civilize and empower men, notes wartime examples, and praises balanced influence of mothers and girls on boys amid March 22 1908 in East Orange New Jersey.
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the Tribune
G. Stanley Hall
Tribune Sunday Magazine
Hall
Union
Dr. Hall
New York
East Orange
N. J
Elegant gray fashion touts season’s chic fabrics
The article praises the season’s top outfits with a dove gray soft French coat, lace trim, and a gray mousseline blouse. It notes narrow mandarin sleeves, an eleven gore skirt with pieat seams, and suggests pongee foulard veiling or other seasonable suiting to develop the look.
Pattern Numbers for Jacket and Skirt Produce at New York Tribune
Pattern jacket No. 5721 fits 32 to 42 inch bust and skirt No. 5988 fits 22 to 32 inch waist. Materials: jacket two yards of 18 or 21 inch or 1 3/8 yards of 44 inch. skirt 10 1/2 yards of 27 inch or 4 5/8 yards of 44 inch. Send ten cents for each pattern to Pattern Department New York Tribune. Include pattern number bust or waist measurements. Extra two-cent stamp for mail by letter.
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New York Tribune
Brandus paintings on view at Fifth Avenue Galleries
Art lovers visit the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries to view the Edward Brandus collection of ancient and modern paintings placed on view for the first time. The auction of the Brandus works will be conducted by James P. Silo on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings. Today and tomorrow at 2 p m Silo will sell William Clausen's sporting prints etchings engravings and period mirrors at No am Fifth Avenue.
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Fifth Avenue
William H. Clark
BB. Alexander
Vernon H. Brown
Thomas B. Clarke
R. M. Hahn
H. D. Babcock
D. H. Bacon
Edward Brandus
James P. Silo
Bankers' Trust Endmarks Fifth Year Record Rankings
Bankers' Trust Company of this city reports its fifth anniversary with deposits over 2 000 000 undivided profits above 330 000 trusteeships corporate and individual totaling over 350 000 000 and dividend payments at 16 percent per year.
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Bankers’ Trust Company
Garner Defends Self Against Museum Curator Claims
In a letter to the Boston Herald excerpted from American Point, Fernan Vaz Congo Frangais, West Central Africa, Rk. L. Garner rejects claims he sent messages about conversing with monkeys and denounces Curator Smith of the New York Museum of Natural History. He asserts decades of original research, attacks museum researchers, and vows to prove new facts of nature to critics.
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the Tribune
Boston Herald
Smith
New York Museum of Natural History
Rk. L. Garner
American Point
Fernan Vaz
Congo Frangais
West Central Africa
Wty
Notices to Creditors in New York Surrogate Proceeding
Notice to all having claims against Leopold Miller and Cinc 5S Laimbeer, deceased, to present vouchers to executors Henry Steinhardt Nelson A. Miller Ira B. Miller and attorney Ira E. Miller at 42 Broadway New York City by August first or August second in 1906 1908 respectively. These are official surrogates notices from New York County.
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Abner C. Thomas
County of
New York
Peter Moller, Jr
Wall Street
City of
Charles G. Moller
Charles A Sherman
Charles H. Beckett
County of New York
Leopold Miller
Broadway
City of New York
Henry Steinhardt
Nelson A. Miller
Ira B Miller
Ira FE. Miller
Executors
New York City
Clara A. Chandler
O'Brien & Sanford
Borough of
Manhattan
Thomas D. Jordan
I Brien & Sanford
Borough of Manhattan
John J Donaldson
William Street
THE
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Turner, Polston & Horan
Abner Co. Thomas
Henri Antoine Jacquin
Henri Jacquin
Messrs. Coudert Brothers
Rector Street
Camille Jacquin
Coudert Brothers
Attys
Coleman
James S
New Yok
James S. Coleman
David McClure
Nard F. Coleman
H. Abner
C. J Thomas
Alfred Adler
F. R.minrath
Louis Adler
Max Adler
F. R Minrats
Daecuwrs
William Gt
Freon Myo Claras
Apner C. Thomas
Laimbeer
Hill, Lockwood, Redfield & Lydon
Nassau Street
New
Louise Sussmann
George H. Franzits
Adolph Bloch
Abner C. I Thomas
Cornelia Jay
Edward H. Miller
Liberty Street
Henry Lewis Morris
John C. Jay
Julia Sperr Wright
Allethurst
New Jersey
Gilbert M. Speir
John C. O'Conor
aBner
Thomas
Fran Hartman Markoe
Lord. Day & Lord
Jane Crooks Brown
Lewis & Hilgas
Exchange Place
Boro
Martha A. B. Montgomery
Lewis & Elgas
Executriz
New York Cty
Ashbel H
James W Barney
Masten & Nichols
Wall §T
Abner C Thomas
Daniel Willis James
John Street
Arthur Curtiss James
George Notman
Edmund Coffin
Pine Street
Abner C
Adam Campbell
Charles W. Hand
Odell & Odell
Abner C.thomas
Augustus R. Macdonough
Court Street
Brooklyn
Tpo T. Edwin A. Rogers, Jr
Williams & Richardson
N. J
D. Thomas
Edward B. Tompkins
Thomas D Tompkins
Ellen Tompking
Execucora
William D Jaffray
Fredferic DE P. Foster
Attern
Charles A
Charles A Hes
Dba Hess
Mark G Holstein
John J
John J. Murphy
Reeves, Tode & Swain
Manhatan
Carrie A. Murphy
Harry Murphy
John J. Mure
Reeves
Todd & Swain
New Yor City
Nannie M. Pierson
Walter Large
Helen A. Skidmore
West 52d Street
William L. Skidmore
Davies
STONE @& AUERBACH
Borough of City of New York
Acpherson
Robert B
Robert B Macpherson
Battle & Marshall
Qarn Zela
Zela Gibbes
Rhode Island
Emmet
Wall Stree
Cchever
Cari
S Scheves
Carter Charles Scheuer
Lewis M. Scheuer
Hattie T. Scheuer
Lewis M Scheer
Msen
Eoward
J. H
Catherine Tamsen
Nassas Manhattan
Broad Street
Gordon Woodbury
John Mgaw Woodbury
Rowers & Sands
William A
Willam A. Sevet
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Anna L. Scott
Esselstyn & Ketcham
Borough of Mastattaa
Yorshiw
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Wickham
Addie
New Hampshire
Sydney Evans
North
Meredith
Walker
New Haven
Mont- Cark
We Oriental Guild
Haas Bros.ors
Fifth Ave
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New-York Tribune
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New Biographical Dictionary
J. Brewer
Lonary
H Maxwell
Andrew 5
Draper
Educ
New York State
ATLAS
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield, Mass
Springfield
New-York
Brandus
Bankers’ Trust
MR. Garner
Curator Smith
Aerc
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