Talking to Souls Parents and dreams shape child training says clergyman
A Brooklyn mother who talks to her children's subconscious while they sleep is cited as possible by Rev. Dr. J Herman Randall at a New York Public School Kindergarten Association address. He warned the golden bedtime moment guides the child, urging positive, saintly storytelling and avoidance of scolding. The talk also notes a wife’s role in supporting a husband’s perceived poetic readings.
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Brooklyn
J. Herman Randall
New York Public School Kindergarten Association
Wadleigh High School
Dr. Randal
Dr. Randall
Jack
Sainte-Beuve
Arbor Day Observances and Planting Efforts Across States
A historical overview of Arbor Day origins led by J Sterling Morton in Nebraska in 1872 and its spread to other states. It notes New York public schools since 1882 planting 318 920 trees, urban planting limitations, and the focus on care after planting. It mentions 259 trees planted by New York public school pupils last year and future plans, with trees often gifted to schools and a Tree Plantings Association plaque. It also explains permit requirements from the Park Department and municipal ownership after planting.
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New York
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Nebraska
New York City
Tree Plantings Association
Park Department
Gleanings on Dress and Romance in Domestic Life
The piece argues clothing heals minds and aids sanity, joking about ermines for the insane and silk for Aphrodite. It notes beauty as hygiene debunked, favors moderation in physical culture, and claims men are more romantic than women, citing flowers as mood lifters.
Novel jewelry ideas from old family trinkets
A fashion note urges clever use of old jewelry to craft modern pieces. Readers are shown how cuff buttons, earrings, chains, buttons, watch parts, belt buckles, and hatpin tops can be repurposed into brooches, pendants, or belts, with emphasis on originality and tasteful boldness.
May Parties Permit Issued For Central Park Event
The Park Department issued permits for May parties involving about six thousand children to be held in Central Park tomorrow if weather allows. Many May queens will hold their courts on the ball grounds or in the north meadow, as last Saturday’s event was too cold for such fêtes.
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the Park Department
Central Park
North Meadow
Iegelo O
Surrogate’s Court
New York
Abner C. Thomas
Sat
Simple dress pattern for girls from New-York Tribune
The Tribunes pattern No 5984 presents a guimpe overdress for young girls with silk and cotton penedge trim, suited to light wool and washable fabrics. Sizes eight to fourteen years, requires 6 3/4 to 7 1/4 yards fabric plus 74 inches of banding. mailed for 10 cents, with extra stamp for rush mail.
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New-York Tribune
Long Branch Hotel Planned At 250000 Dollar Cost
Louis Korn and Maximilian Zipkes plan a ten story fireproof hotel on a 20 by 30 foot plot opposite the former John A. McCall house in Long Branch New Jersey. The $250000 hostlery will include bowling alleys billiard rooms swimming pool children’s playrooms a gymnasium palm room roof garden and ballrooms.
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Louis Korn
Maximilian Zipkes
Long Branch
N. J
John A. McCall
Loft Project on West 26th Street Landmark Planned
A Renaissance style twelve and a half story loft building to cost 400000 will rise for West Twenty sixth Street Corp on 37 to West 26th street. Neville and Bagge filed plans showing granite first three stories with brick and terra cotta upper levels, three tiers of bays, and a tripartite pedimented cornice with flagpoles.
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West Twenty-sixth Street Corporation
To & West 26Th St
Neville & Bagge
No. 87
Market Street
TI. Jacobson
O. Reissmann
East 77Th St
Julia K. Benjamin
Charles A. Rich
Frederick Zittel
Gross & Habener
West Sth
Clifford N. Shurman
Amanda de Witt
Josiah de Witt
138Th St
Ira H. Bennett
Michael Pepe
Grove St
Tri-Centennial Realty Company
M. I. Boykin
East 24Th St
Paulding Ave
Henry B. Davis
Fred V. Calder
Pleasant Ave
117Th St
Moses Cohen
West Std St
East Chester Road
National Conference of Charities debates consumptive sanatorium
Richmond delegates of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections met in five sections. Public health urged a national sanatorium for consumptives funded by private means, while Dr. Grandy discussed the rise in death rates among the consumptive Negro and stressed nutrition and prevention.
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Richmond
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Frank J. Bruno
Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado
Bruno
Charles R. Grandy
Norfolk
Grandy
Boston
Francis H. McLean
McLean
C. C. Carstens
Boston Society For the Prevention of
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Mr. Montgomery
Indiana
Samuel J. Barrows
International Prison Congres
Auctions Delayed And Foreclosure Sale In Northern Manhattan
Auction rooms adjourned to May 14 for multiple properties including five story flats at 180th Street and Wadsworth Avenue intersection and a vacant Broadway plot near Dyckman Street. Foreclosure sale of No 166 East 102nd Street tenement brought $39,700 to Ida K. Bronner from Samuel Marx. Other listings show several 5 story tenements and stores in Audubon Avenue, Franklin Avenue blocks and related properties with stipulated taxes and mortgage totals.
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S0th St
180Th St
Wadsworth
Broadway
Dyckman St
Hawthorne St
Joseph P. Day
102D St
Samuel Marx
Ida K. Bronner
Real
Joseph P Day
7Th St
Nun
Fletcher
Sherman
PS Melvin
Atty
M J Scanlan
Lounshberry & O'Connor
Audubon Ave
Coast New Construction Co
Phillips & A.attvs
Geb Weller
Franklin Ave
Calls Thirteen Schools Firetraps In New York City
Commissioner Hayes urges closing or rebuilding thirteen schools after the Collinwood disaster. Board of Education says the buildings will not be closed though inspections prompted some classrooms to shut. Notable dangerous sites include Nos. 5 on West 17th and 18th streets Manhattan No. 28 Weeks Avenue The Bronx No. 1 Myrtle and Cypress Queens and two Brooklyn high schools annex of Boy's High and Branch High School plus Nos. 3 45 95 101 9 130 annex Prospect Avenue.
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Fire Department
Board of Education
Collinwood
Bureau of the
Cleveland
West 17Th Street
West 18Th Street
Manhattan
Weeks Avenue
The
Bronx
Linoleumville
Staten Island
Myrtle and
Cypress Avenues
Queens
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Fifth Avenue
92D Street
South 4Th Street
138Th and
Ovington Avenues
van Sicklen Street
86Th Street
Ocean Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Sullivan Buys Large Westbury Tract on Long Island
Edward J. Sullivan has purchased a substantial land tract near Westbury Long Island close to the railroad station. Contracts for roadways curbs and granolithic sidewalks have been let. He plans to build a home on part of the property.
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Edward J. Sullivan
Westbury
Long Island
Sullivan
The Old Pequot House Burns at New London Harbor
The Pequot House overlooking New London harbor burned early today endangering nearby cottages on Pequot avenue. Two cottages burned and another wrecked, owner Mrs. Andrews of New York, loss about 36000 dollars. Cause unknown. The resort, built in 1850, was once a premier New England summer retreat led by the Pequot Hotel Association with Senator Brandegee as president. The Army and Navy Club planned its June 19 reunion and banquet there.
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Conn
New London Harbor
Pequot Avenue
Andrews
New York
Griswold
Pequot House
New England
Pequot Hotel Association
United States
Brandegee
Army and Navy Club
New Jersey Real Estate Exchange plans county inspection trips
The New York New Jersey Real Estate Exchange board organizes automobile inspection tours through northern New Jersey. The first trip will cover Hudson County with Frank Stevens and Charlies Singer Jr in charge, date to be announced. A May 28 trip will inspect Passaic County under E H Lambert and L A Piaget, and several real estate men were elected members: Stewart Hartshorn, Frank A Stumm, Robert T Neely, S Story, George E Sedgwick, and Edmund Rushmore.
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New York-New Jersey Real Estate Exchange
New Jersey
Hudson County
Frank Stevens
Charlies Singer, Jr
Passaic County
E. H. Lambert
L A. Piaget
Exchange
Stewart Hartshorn
Short Hills
N. J
Frank A. Stumm
Arcola
Robert T. Neely
Burrows, Neely & Co
City
S Story
Hawthorne, N. J
George E. Sedgwick
Edmund Rushmore
Resale of Rye Plot Involves Notable Local Buyers
Clifford N. Shurman sold to M. TY. Borkin, who resold to Ira H. Bennett a plot on Boston Post Road and Sound View Avenue in Rye, Westchester County. The property adjoins the estates of George C. Park and William Porter Allen. Bennett then resold the lots to William Porter Allen.
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Clifford N. Shurman
M. TY. Borkin
Ira H. Bennett
Boston Post Road
Sound View Ave
Rye
Westchester County
George C. Park
William Porter Allen
Fire destroys Washington Inn in Phoenicia Catskills
Kingston N Y May 7 The Washington Inn formerly the Tremper House at Phoenicia in the Catskill Mountains was totally destroyed by fire today. Owned by Albert Frankel of New York City the building had earlier served as a sanatorium and last year again functioned as a hotel. No loss estimate available.
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Kingston
N. Y
Washington Inn
Tremper
Phoenicia
Catskill Mountains
Albert Frankel
New York City
Grisey
Oil Fire Destroys Brooklyn Factory Wing
A four alarm blaze at the Clearwater branch of the Atlantic White Lead Works in Brooklyn battered down sixty vats holding 20 000 gallons of linseed oil at Hudson avenue and Marshall street. Firemen fought to release oil and contain the fire before it spread to the East River. Loss is estimated around $200 000, with the cause still unknown.
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Hudson Avenue
Marshall Street
Brooklyn
Clearwater
Atlantic White Lead Works
East River
Two Men Held on Fire Suspects in Chelsea Case
Chelsea Massachusetts May 7 Judge Bosser in Chelsea Municipal Court held Jacob Lewitzky and Abraham Wolnitz for a continued hearing next week on suspicion of starting a blaze that destroyed over a third of the city on April 12. Lewitzky owned a rag shop and Wolnitz employed by him. Both pleaded not guilty. Bonds set at $15,000 for Lewitzky and $10,000 for Wolnitz.
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Chelsea
Mass
Bosser
Jacob Lewitzky
Abraham Wolnitz
Lewitzky
Wolnitz
Secret Alabama meeting protests Booker T. Washington
Montgomery May 7 The executive commission of the Alabama International Sunday School Association held a secret session Monday night to protest Booker T. Washington as a speaker at the Louisville convention. Mayor W B Atkins of Selma led the objections with Governor Comer among the speakers. The protest was ruled too late.
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Montgomery
Ala
Executive Commission of Alabama
International Surday School Association
Booker T. Washington
Louisville
W. B. Atkins
Selma
Comer
Hero of tunnel wreck dies at New Rochelle
Peter A. Murphy known as the hero of the Park avenue tunnel wreck died at his home in New Rochelle yesterday. A passenger on the wrecked train he was pinned beneath a car and urged rescuers to get the women and children out first. He was thirty eight.
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Peter A. Murphy
Park Avenue Tunnel
New Rochelle
Murphy
New Mortgage Loans Listed by Clifford N. Shurman
Clifford N. Shurman places several mortgage loans including $8,000 at 1g per cent for five years on 14 and 16 West 100th Street flat house, Florida? 41x10. $10.0 at St. per cent for three years on No. 36 Grove Street. $8.50 at 6 per cent for one year on a house at Shrewsbury New Jersey. $3,000 at 6 per cent for one year on No. 778 East 18th Street Flatbush Brooklyn. $3,090 at 6 per cent for one year on No. 144 Meadow Lane New Rochelle.
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Clifford N. Shurman
Moses Cohen
American Savings Bank
West 100Th St. Flathouse
Tra H. Bennett
EF. Hendrix
Grove St
Florence A. Hazard
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Newark
Shrewsbury
N. J
C. N. Shurman Investing Company
M. TL. & C. Ernst
East 18Th St. Flatbush
Brooklyn
Alice S&s. Newhouse
Meadow Lane
New Rochelle
Private Sales Market Sees Several City Dwellings Sold
Fe B H Meyers sells 609 West End avenue a four story stone front house on an 18 by feet lot Goodale & Son sell 245 West 38th street a four story dwelling to the owners of 243 West 38th street J J Haggerty sells 114 Longfellow avenue a three family house to H Mergenthaler Reiter & Newman sell 1 Forest avenue a three story flat on 17.9 by feet lot to J Froehlich
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Meyers
West End Ave
St. Goodale & Son
Phoebe c. Martin
J. J. Haggerty
S & R. Magda
Longfellow Ave
H. Mergenthaler
Reiter & Newman
J. Froehlich
Forest Ave
Real Estate Transfers and Meeting Notice in City Business
Faward P Hamilton and Co sell 100 acre tract in Cranford New Jersey to Joan Oliver estate. Osborne Smith and Co broker sale of No 144 West 154th Street for William Kam Lu to Mrs Weissner. A meeting of the House and Real Estate Owners Association is set for tonight at Turn Hall at 3st and Lexington Avenue.
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Faward P Hamilton & Co
Joan Oliver
Ristown
N. J
Ee Mor F. Osborne Smith & Co
West 154Th
William Kam Lu
Weissner
House and Real Estate Owners’ Association
Turn Hall Prest
Lexington Ave
Oh. Beckett
William F. Palmenberg
New York
Sackett & Lang
Mary H
Charles H. Beckett
Tate
Ty &Ine
Mary Ferre
Broadway dwelling alteration at 2424 stone avenue
A story frame dwelling house 21 by 30 feet is planned on Broadway near Glebe Avenue. Hugh Moffitt is owner and Thomas F J Moffitt the architect with a merry go round feature 84 feet in diameter and a 150 foot setback noted. Building costs are not stated.
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Broadway
Coler Sues S P C A Over Dog Bryan
Borough President Coler of Brooklyn sues the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals claiming the unlicensed dog capture rule is unconstitutional and seeks 25 000 dollars for loss of companionship and use of his fox terrier Bryan. Attorney Edward J. Reilly filed for a Supreme Court order to show cause and to prevent interference with the dog while Coler pursues the case in higher courts.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Coler
Brooklyn
Edward J. Reilly
Society
Bryan
Reilly
Supreme Court
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
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