Talking to Souls and the Law of Suggestion in Child Training
A New York Public School Kindergarten Association talk by Rev. Dr. J. Herman Randall discusses a mother who speaks to her sleeping children's subconscious minds. He urges bedtime suggestion to shape character, urging parents to talk as saints and heroes and avoid negative messages. He criticizes distraction and urges inward building of virtue.
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Bronklyn
J. Herman Randall
New York Public School Kindergarten Association
Wadleigh High School
Dr. Randall
Echia
Arbor Day Roots Grow Across New York State
Arbor Day originated with J. Sterling Morton and spread from Nebraska to New York in 1882. New York public schools planted 253 trees last Arbor Day and expect numbers to rise. trees are gifted to schools with metal plaques and require Park Department permits, with care and maintenance emphasized for city children.
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New York
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Nebraska
New York City
Pubile
Tree Planting Association
Park Department
Dress, romance, and the mind in Gleanings
The piece argues fashion and beauty affect mental states, noting how dress shapes the insane and the romantic. It contrasts Aphrodite with practical concealment, cites a nurse’s view on beauty and science, and ends by claiming men are more romantic than women.
Novel jewelry tricks from old boxes spark chic accessories
A guide to turning scrap jewelry into stylish pieces. It suggests using cuff buttons, earrings, watch parts and bar pins to craft unique necklaces, belts, brooches, hatpin tops and bracelets. It emphasizes bold contrasts like black with white gowns and repurposing vintage stones and enamels for modern, economical adornment.
May Party Permits Issued for Central Park Events
The Park Department has issued permits for May parties totaling about six thousand children to be held in Central Park tomorrow. Weather permitting, many May queens will hold their courts on the hall grounds or in the north meadow. Vast Saturday was too cold for such fêtes, though a few permits were issued.
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the Park Department
Central Park
Hall Grounds
North Meadow
Patterned dress over guimpe for young girls
The New York Tribune pattern notes a simple dress over a guimpe for young girls, suited to light wool, silks, or washable materials. It specifies silk and cotton pongee trim, banding, and buttons, with material needs for a twelve year size and pattern No 494 available for 10 cents, mailed on request.
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New-York Tribune
Long Branch Hotel Plans Unveiled at $250000 Cost
Louis Korn and Maximilian Zipkes draft plans for a ten story fireproof hotel on a 200 by 300 foot plot opposite the former John A. McCall residence in Long Branch New Jersey. The facility will include bowling alleys billiard rooms a swimming pool children's playrooms a gymnasium palm room reef garden and ballrooms. total cost projected at $250000.
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Louis Korn
Maximilian Zipkes
Long Branch
N. J
John A. McCall
Loft Project on West 26th Street Planned at $400000
The West Twenty sixth Street Corporation files plans for a twelve and a half story Renaissance style loft at No 87 to West 26th street with granite facade first three stories and brick upper levels. Front features three tiers of bays between tail pilasters and a three pediment cornice with flagstaffs. Building frontage 1 feet by depth 94 feet. Cost $400000. Also filed plans to remodel No 87 Market Street lodging house to a two family dwelling with a first floor store. Architect O Reissmann. Additional filings include enlarging and remodeling No 67 East 77th Street for Mrs Julia K Benjamin. Other property transactions noted with various buyers and sellers and a $170000 loan to Samuel Trimmer by Mrs Margaret O Sage.
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West Twenty-sixth Street Corporation
West 26Th St
Neville & Bagge
No. 87
Market Street
T. Jacobson
O. Reissmann
East 77Th St
Julia K. Benjamin
Charles A. Rich
Frederick Zittel
Gross & Habener
West 119Th St
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 BR. Davis
Fred V. Calder
Pleasant Ave
111Th St
Moses Cohen
West &Th St
East Chester Road
East 223d St
Margaret O. Sage
Samuel Trimmer
138Th and
Sts
National Conference of Charities Discusses Consumptives Sanatorium
Richmond May 7 delegates split into five sections reporting on charity work. Public health urged a national sanatorium for consumptives funded by private sources, with coordinated finance and inmate care, while noting Colorado’s needs for support and light work for recovering patients.
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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 Congress
Reformatory
Calls Thirteen Schools Firetraps Urge Closures or Rebuild
Commissioner Hayes urges thirteen schools to close or rebuild after the Collinwood disaster. Board of Education plans careful inspection and says the schools will not be closed. Notable danger list includes No 5 West 18th St Manhattan No 56 West 18th St Manhattan No 2 Weeks Ave The Bronx No 9 Linoleumville Staten Island No 1 Myrtle and Cypress Queens Brooklyn two high schools annex of Boy's High Bedford Ave Branch High Fifth Ave and 92nd St Other numbers include No 3 South 4th St No 45 18th and Ovington No 95 Van Sicklen St No 101 16th St No 9% Ocean Ave W and W No 130 annex Prospect Ave
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Hayes
Fire Department
Board of Education
Collinwood
Bureau of the
Cleveland
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
18Th and
Ovington Avenues
van Sicklen Street
16Th Street
Ocean Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Auctions Adjourned for Real Estate in City Rooms
Auction sales of multiple properties including five story flats at 19th Street and Wadsworth, a vacant Broadway plot near Dyckman, and a Hawthorne Street corner lot were postponed to May 14 by Joseph P Day. One sale, No. 1 East 102nd Street tenement, brought $3,709 to Ida K Brenner.
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West Sth St
19Th St
Wadsworth
Broadway
Dyckman St
Hawthorne St
Joseph P. Day
Oakdale
Exchange Sales
Vesey Street
Vanderblit
Great South Bay
Sullivan Purchases Large Westbury Tract on Long Island
Edward J. Sullivan has acquired a substantial land tract near Westbury Long Island close to the railroad station. Contracts for roadways curbs and granolithic sidewalks have been let and he plans a residence on part of the property.
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Edward J. Sullivan
Westbury
Long Island
Mr. Sullivan
The Old Pequot House Burns in New London
The Pequot House on the New London headland burned early today threatening nearby cottages and summer homes along Pequot avenue. Two cottages were destroyed and another, owned by Mrs. Andrews of New York, was wrecked. Loss is estimated at 35000. The fire’s cause is unknown. The house, built in 1850, was a premier seaside resort once led by the Pequot Hotel Association whose president was Senator Brandegee. The Army and Navy Club had planned its June 19 reunion and banquet there.
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New London
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 Northern County Auto Inspections
The New York New Jersey Real Estate Exchange board schedules a series of automobile inspection trips in New Jersey starting with Hudson County. Frank Stevens and Charlies Singer Jr will lead the first trip, date to be announced. A second inspection of Passaic County is set for May 23 under E H Lambert and J A Piaget. New members elected include Stewart Hartshorn Short Hills Frank A Stumm Areola Robert T Neely Burrows Neely Co U S Story Hawthorne George E Sedgwick and Edmund Rushmore of this city.
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Board of Governors
New York-New Jersey Real Estate Exchange
New Jersey
Hudson County
Frank Stevens
Charlies Singer, Jr
Passaic County
E. H. Lambert
J. A. Piaget
Exchange
Stewart Hartshorn
Short Hills
N. J
Frank A. Stumm
Areola
Robert T. Neely
Burrows, Neely & Co
U. S. Story
Hawthorne
George E. Sedgwick
Edmund Rushmore
Quick resale of Rye plot changes hands again
Clifford N. Shurman sold to M. J. Boykin for Ira H. Bennett a plot on Boston Post Road and Sound View in Rye Westchester County. The parcel adjoins the estates of George C. Park and William Porter Allen. The lots were then resold for Ira H. Bennett to William Porter Allen.
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Clifford N. Shurman
M. J. Boykin
Ira H. Bennett
Boston Post Road
Sound View
Rye
Westchester County
George C. Park
William Porter Allen
Fire destroys Washington Inn at Phoenicia Catskills
Kingston 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 property had been a sanatorium and later a hotel. No loss estimate available.
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Kingston
N. Y
Washington Inn
Tremper
Phoenicia
Catskill Mountains
Albert Frankel
New York City
Gusey
Fire Destroys Oil Tanks on Hudson and Marshall
A four alarm blaze at the Clearwater branch of the Atlantic White Lead Works in Brooklyn damaged sixty vats of linseed oil totaling 250,009 gallons. Firefighters battered down tanks on Hudson avenue and Marshall street to control the fire, which spilled oil into the streets and the East River. Loss estimated at about $200. The cause is unknown.
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Hudson Avenue
Marshall Street
Brooklyn
Clearwater
Atlantic White Lead Works
East River
Chelsea Fire Suspects Held on Heavy Bonds
In Chelsea Massachusetts on May 7 Judge Bosser held Jacob Lewitzky and Abraham Wolnitz to answer for a fire that destroyed over a third of the city on April 12. Lewitzky owned a rag shop and Wolnitz was his employee. Each pleaded not guilty and was held for a continued hearing a week hence, Lewitzky in fifteen dollars and Wolnitz in ten thousand nine hundred dollars bond.
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Chelsea
Mass
Bosser
Frst
Jacob Lewitzky
Abraham Wolnitz
Lewitzky
Wolnitz
Woilnitz
Secret Alabama group protests Booker T. Washington event
Montgomery May 7 The executive commission of Alabama in the International Sunday School Association met in secret Monday night and protested Booker T. Washington as a speaker for the coming Louisville convention. Mayor W B Atkins of Selma and Governor Comer spoke. the protest was deemed 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 Park Avenue tunnel wreck dies at home
Peter Murphy, called the heron of the Park avenue tunnel wreck, died at his New Rochelle home yesterday. A passenger on the wrecked train, he was pinned under a car but shouted to rescuers to get the women and children out first. He was thirty eight.
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Peter Murphy
Heron
Park Avenue Tunnel
New Rochelle
Murphy
Mortgage loans placed by clifera N Shurman for multiple properties
Clifera N Shurman placed several mortgage loans including $58,000 at 5 1/2 percent for five years on two flat houses at 14 and 16 West 100th Street. $19,000 at six percent for three years on 36 Grove Street. $8,000 at six percent for one year on a Shrewsbury New Jersey house. $3,000 at six percent for one year on 778 East 18th Street Flatbush Brooklyn. and $3,900 at six percent for one year on 144 Meadow Lane New Rochelle, with terms and clients named such as Moses Cohen and Florence A Hazard.
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Clifera N
Shrewsbury
N. J
C. N. Bhurman Investing Company
M. Tl. & C. Ernst
East 18Th St. Filatbush
Brooklyn
Alice & Newhouse
Real estate sales reported for several Brooklyn listings
FBH Meyers sold four story and basement stone front dwelling at No 6 West End Ave between 9th and 10th Sts SRB. Goodale & Son sold No 45 West 8th St for Phoebe C Martin to owners of No 243 West 28th St on a 34 25 10 ft plot. J J Haggerty sold No 114 Longfellow Ave a three family house to H. Mergenthaler. Reiter & Newman sold No forest Ave a three story single flat on 17 9x100 ft lot for J Froehlich.
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Joseph P Day
Ave
Fletcher
Jacob Sherman
P S Melvin
Atty
M J Scanlan
Lounsberry & O'Connor
Audubon Ave
Pagt New Construction Co
Phillips & Aatty
Weller
Samuel Marx
Franklin Ave
Ball Et al
William Lemberg
A P Bachman
PJ Dobson
FBH Meyers
West End Ave
SRB
Goodale & Son
Phoebe c. Martin
West 28Th St
J.J. Haggerty
S & R. Magda
Longfellow Ave
H. Mergenthaler
Reiter & Newman
J. Froehlich
Realty Notes Sold Morristown Farm by Oliver Estate
Realty notes report a 100 acre Morristown farm sold by Faward Hamilton & Co for the John Oliver estate. Osborne Smith & Co. brokered No 44 West 14th for William Lubbert to Mrs Weiss. A meeting of the House and Real Estate Owners Association is set for tonight at Turn Hall at St and Lexington Ave.
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Faward , Hamilton & Co
John Oliver
Morristown
N. J FE
Osborne Smith & Co
West 14Th
William Lubbert
Weiss
House and Real Estate Owners’ Association
Turn Hall
St. St
Lexington Ave
Two Story Frame Dwelling House Built on Glebe Lot
Construction records show a two story frame dwelling measuring 21 by 30 feet on the Glebe land. James Thom as owner and architect oversaw the project while Hugh Moffitt, with Thomas F J Moffitt as architect, were involved in the costings.
Coler Sues S P C A Over Dog Bryan
Borough President Coler of Brooklyn seeks $25,000 against the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals claiming the city law allowing seizure of unlicensed dogs for a $3 license fee is unconstitutional. He alleges the S P C A deprived him of companionship and use of his fox terrier Bryan and has obtained a show cause order in Supreme Court to halt interference while the case proceeds to the Court of Appeals.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Coler
Brooklyn
Edward J. Reilly
Society
Bryan
Reilly
Supreme Court
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Sainte-Beuve
Hreiene
Aphrodite
John Hudson
Sunday Tribune
Long Branch, N. J
WEST 26TH _ ST
Conference of Charities and Correction
Transit For
the Metropolitan District
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Nassau
Bryan L. Kennelly
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
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Joseph PB. Day
Aucross Adele Oe
Long Island Real Estate
HEER
Seaside Station
Rockaway Beach
Springfield
Eaat
Brightwaters
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LI. T. Backe
Belle Terre
Port Jefferson
Dean Alvord Co. Mars
Summer Colony
Chautaiqua
Dept
Stony Brook Association
Montague St
Ardale
Bryan Uetioneer
Broadway L. Rennelly, & Hn
Amaida Estates
Arden City Estates
L. I. Garden City Estates
Flatiron
Catskill Mountain
Booker Washington
Hero OF
Tunnel
New Jersey Real Estate
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Bobbitt
Simmit
Fortaupeck
Exchange Place
Jersey City
Country Property
Hudson
Lowerre Bros
Sth Ave
Tallaut
Skaneaters
Dirondack
William F. Roberts
Saranac Lake
Jatch Hill
Ocean
Whitehouse & Porter
5Th Ave
38Th St
Teo
Alpine
Palisades
Hudson River
Liberty St
Berkshire Hills
Pittsfield
Frank Russell & CO
Cott E
Lake Champlain
Liv
Anderson Auction Company
Hadden
Crowell
A. B. Singer
Coler Sues S. P. C. A
Seamen's Christian Association
County Register
Association
West Street
DeKalb Ave
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City
Firth
Comsg
Harrison Ave
Tremonma
Aqueduct Ave
Ansonia
Brooklyn Property
Manhattan Beach
Manhattan Beach Estates
City Hotels
Commonwealth Avenue
NEW Profile Hose
White Mountains
C H. Beckett
Peite
William F. Palmenberg
Sackett & Lang
Shoe Street
Borough of
City of
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Dorothy M
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I H. Beckett
York
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Thompson
Exis
Om Fisher
Briand
Mary DE
Abner CC. Thomas
Mary de Trotriand
County of
Way
Boroush
Marie Caroline Pos Evecatris
Charles A. Post
Curtis Hatheway
Ant
No. Broadway
Mnat
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Charles H. Beckett
Mary H. Brush
Brookline
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City of New Tork
Bereee
Ferri
Frances A. Fine William M van
Charles Platting
Pine St
Markea
Grace of God
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Deine
Ann Rebecca de Noes
Sarr
Thomas
Daniel J Powrost
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Jaraick
Arace Independent
Bridget McManus
Mary Heatley
Ida Mitchell
Mary Se Caya
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Patrick McManus
Lane
Charles
Beckett
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