Flowers Win Prizes At Tarrytown Flower Show
Visitors at the tenth annual Tarrytown Horticultural Society show include Mrs. Archbold Mrs. Untermyer Mrs. Trevor and others. Highlights feature the best table decoration won by Mrs. Constable and the new Killarney white rose. Exhibits prize lists cover chrysanthemums pastries and dozens of plant categories with many named sponsors and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown Horticultural Society
John D. Archbold
Samuel Untermyer
J. B. Trevor
Emil Berolzheimer
F. A. Constable
Max E. Sand
Blanche Potter
Frederick Potter
F. A Constable
Hudson
Killarney
F. R. Pierson Company
Tarrytown
Society
Reginald Minturn Lewis
William Rockefeller
Morton F. Plant
Thomas Head
Pierson U-Bar Company
Joseph Eastman Albert Angus
C. P. Johnson
Samuel Grigg
W. H. Waite
Robert Angus
Wiliam C. Roberts
W. C. Osborn
James Bell
Howard Nichols
Wiliam Church Osborne
Peter Henderson & Co
R. & H. Scoville
Walter Angus
Emil Berolz
Heimer
Stuyvesant Fish
James Stuart
Lord & Burnham Co
John J. Riker
William _Inglis
Wadsworth Russell Lewis
George Bege
H. Fairfield Osborn
Richmond
Hirst
F. W. Howes
H. L. Hand
Isaac N. Seligman
Philip Jewell
Fees Sterel
Thomas Ritchison
Irs Untermyer
Miss Blanche Potter
Henry Siegel
Thomas Aitchison
Theodore Trevillian
E. H. Weatherbee
F. Milne
Joseph Eastman
Lorraine
W. W. Heroy
Abraham Wynne
Henry Siege
R. and
H. Scoville
W. C. Osborn Estate
J W N. Seligman
John Bruneer
Richard Lan
Noise Nuisance Sparks Women’s Petition Push in New York
Mrs Isaac L Rice led a New York Legislative League talk urging a petition to the Board of Aldermen to curb street noise. More than six thousand teachers signed in twenty four hours. Participants described endless car screeches and factory clamor harming hospitals, schools, and homes, advocating police complaints and official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Rice
Board of Aldermen
New York
Rice
New York Legislative League
West Stn Street
Society For the Suppression
Leaguers
Lillie Evereux Blake
Darlington
Reiis
57Th Street
Harriet Keatinge
Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Sth Street
Health Department
Twentieth Century Kitchen at Suffrage Bazaar
Carrie Chapman Catt headlines a kitchen exhibit at the Interurban Woman Suffrage Council bazaar at the Martha Washington Hotel. Demonstrations show fireless cookers and fuel free devices saving time and labor, with Mrs. Frank Sittig assisting and former Atlanta exhibitor models on display. Patronesses include Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs William Vanderbilt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Suffrage Council
Martha Washington Hotel
Carrie Chapman Catt
Catt
International Suffrage Association
Europa
Frank Sittig
Department of Women’s Inventions
Booth
Ruseell Sage
Clarence Mackay
Robert Goelet
Philip Lydig
Ernesto Fabbri
W. Bourke Cochran
Henry Miller
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Austria’s Lace Industry Aims to Lift Peasantry Through Craft
The Austrian government organizes nationwide lace making with circuits and traveling teachers who supply materials, designs, wages, and instruction along with hygiene lessons. Bright pupils lead villages as teachers move on, while parochial schools teach lace from childhood. The Imperial Lace Industries oversee distribution and monitor fashion trends abroad. Separate note: English lawn tennis moves outdoors in winter, using rough-surfaced courts. some wear sandals matching Empire era gowns, a fashion trend few will abandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienne
London
Paris
New York
Royal
Directoire Gowns Fail to Shake Fashion, One-Piece Trend Emerges
Fashion forecasters dismiss Directoire fears as overblown noting that few women suit the style. The piece highlights practical shifts like the rise of one-piece dresses and clever bodice to skirt adaptations for younger wearers, promising economical benefits for mothers and dressmakers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Evelyn Sharp
Manchester Guardian
Little Chinese Visitors Meet President at White House
Eight Chinese children from the Oriental Rescue Home of the Methodist Church in San Francisco toured the White House with lum wong leading the group. President Roosevelt asked about the home and received each child’s photograph signed by him. Lum wong noted a political shift from Bryan to Taft since arriving in the East, and lum wong was baptized during the Baltimore Conference gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Oriental Rescue Home
Methodist Church
San Francisco
Lam Wong
Carrie G. Davis
Lum
Roosevelt
Lum Wong
America
Lincoln
Bryan
Taft
Maude Lai
Ruby Tsang
Pearl Tsang
May Shem
Lydia Woo
Grace Woo
Ida Woo
Alice Woo
Philadelphia
Woman’s Home Missionary Convention
Baltimore
The fearsome suffragette frightens cabinet guards
A London Gentlewoman report claims a policeman patrols day and night outside every British Cabinet member's residence to shield them from the feared suffragette. The sensational note underscores heightened security during the suffrage tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boleros with Sashes Reflect Directoire Vibe in Fashion
Short boleros and sashes are highlighted as chic Directoire inspired outfits. Jet net bolero with jet banding on the sash showcases versatile materials, while the guimpe remains separate so any preferred undershirt or blouse can be worn beneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiet
Ophelia
Mme. Tallien
Browning
Floral and Vegetables Prizes Listed in ABC Exhibition
The article catalogs classes and winners for vegetables and cut blooms in a horticultural show. Prizes include best celery, onions, leeks, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, carnations, and roses with multiple First and Second places, plus certificates of merit for squash varieties and a new seedling carnation. Judges from Katonah, New York to Long Island presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Lerolzheimer
R. & H. Scoville
Blanche Potter
Joseph Eastman
A. H. Wingett
A. B. Jennings
J. B. Trevor
M. F. Sands
Thomas A. Lee
Augustus Newman
A. G. Phelps
Johnson
van Béuren
Frank Flanagan
Secon Wingett
Harold Neubrand
F. R. Pierson Company
Kretschmar Bros
William Rockefeller
Samuel Untermyer
Frederick Potter
John J. Riker
Charles Lanter
William , Rockefeller
William Rocker
Frederick Clags Potter
Ferdinand Herman
Governor Hughes
Lombard
Isaac N. Seligman
M. E. Sands
Ethel
Lard Heist Ends With Bold Plight On Stanton Street
John O'Brien a plasterer from East 4th street lacking work and food seized two tubs of lard from Gaetano Passalio at No 33. A clerk pursued him as they toppled cheese and lard, and Patrolman Sullivan helped, but O'Brien was jailed after a Special Sessions hearing with bail set at 200 plunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Brien
East 4Th Street
John
Stanton Street
No. 33
Gaetano Passalio
Gaetano
Russia
O'Brien
Clerk
Sullivan
Passalio
Realty Notes: New Titles and Lease Transactions
Walter E. Maynard acquired No 41 Fifth avenue from Jefferson M. Levy for a 21.10 by 100 foot lot. The Studio Realty Company took title to a 25 by 100.5 foot parcel on the north side of 62d Street near Sixth Avenue from J. Q. A. Ward. The Ernestus Gulick Company leased the store and basement at No 26 West 23d Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues from Perrins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Maynard
Fifth Avenue
Jefferson M. Levy
Studio Realty Company
62D Street
Sixth Avenue
J. Q. A. Ward
Ernestus Gulick Company
West 23d Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
Perrins
Bronx Building Plans for Two Structures
Freeman Realty Company owner William T La Velle as architect for two two story frame swellings 21x47 each on Valentine Ave near 180.77 ft north of 198th St total cost not stated. Union Ave 917 features a two story brick stable 26.10x35 Pauline Borg owner William Kurtzer architect cost 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Ave
198Th St
Freeman Realty Company
William T la Velle
Union Ave
Pauline Borg
William Kurtzer
Uptown Real Estate Market Shows Active Sales
Uptown zones featured active sales in the real estate market with many transactions in the uptown districts and rumors of big deals in the central Fifth avenue area. Brokers L. J. Phillips & Co, Dennis & Preston, Collins & Harry handled principal sales including Theodore M. Ives No 4 West 69th Street a four story high stoop dwelling on 26 by 100.5 feet. Collins & Barry sold No 49 West 5th Street to Hermann Eggers for an investor a five story triple flat house on 25 by 100.11 feet. Goodwin & Goodwin sold No 57 West 114th Street a five story double flat on 25 by 100.11 feet. Plans filed for a six story warehouse at Canal and Greenwich with costs of 60000 dollars and for a moving picture hall at No 23 Eighth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
Fifth Avenue
L. J. Phillips & Co
Dennis & Preston
Collins & Harry
Dennis & Preston Solld
Theodore M. Ives
West 69Th Street
Collins & Barry
Hermann Eggers
West Sth
Goodwin & Goodwin
Harry L. Rosen
Max Blau
West 114Th Street
Murphy
Edward D. Depew
Canal and
Greenwich Streets
Radcliffe & Kelley
Eighth Avenue
Brokerage Market Deals in New York Properties
John R. Davidson sells a five story triple flat house at 99 Amsterdam Avenue with stores to Jacob Meyers and Joseph Peters. Irving T. Kempner sells 7th Street dwelling to Tech Realty Company and exchanges for 170 East 9th Street four story flat. Cronan and Griffing sell three three story dwellings on West 152nd Street to Thomas Meehan. Thomas B. Briggs sells at 1538 East 9th Street a three story dwelling to Julius Scott. P A Geoghegan sells 464 to 468 West 3rd Street three four story tenements. Leo Hutter buys 60 East 158th Street six story apartment. Sound Realty sells plot at White Plains Road and 231st Street to Hope F. Doran via Read & Co with old buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Davidson
Emma C. Haake
Amsterdam Avenue
Jacob Meyers
Joseph Peters
Irving T. Kempner
Tech Realty Company
Mr. Kempner
East 9Th Street
Joseph D. Cronan
J. F. Griffing
Daniel Mahoney
Thomas J. Meehan
152D
Thomas B. Briggs
Julius Scott
East Sth
P. A. Geoghegan
Lucy Lockwood
Lena Well
West 3Th Street
Leo Hutter
Antonio Horowitz
East 158Th Street
Third Avenue
The
Sound Realty Company
George R. Read
Riverside Drive Acreage and Loan Figure Reported
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans Akron Building Co. for 400000 dollars relating to Riverside Drive Secor 113th Street parcel with dimensions 104.4 by 91.1 by 100.11 by 117.6 and property details listed in Akron area real estate record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Secor
113Th St
Metropolitan Life Ins
Cg Loans
Akron Building Co
Foreclosure Auctions Drive Two Dawson Street Flathouses Sale
In Dawson Street two five story flathouses Nos 9 and 9% were sold at foreclosure at Real Estate Exchange, Theron S. Johnson paying 71,432 for the properties on a 1.3x10 foot plot, with about 19.00 due and four mortgages totaling 108.00. Other notices list auctions by Joseph P Day and D P Incraham & Co with various properties on Park Avenue, 125th Street and more, adjourned dates and mortgage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Street
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Theron S. Johnson
Joseph _P
Sadie — Son
E Levy
Arnetein & Lattys
Tl Market
Wws
Cherry St
Morris Rose
Morris Lipschitz
Mon Schleicher
Isham Henderson
111Th St
Park Ave
Sty Dwig
Peter Diamonc
Dora Dubinsky
Simeon Good
D OL Cohaier
Henry Humphreys
R & Humphreys
W Dodd
J F W Pollock
Beach St. S
Varick St
Neumann
Chariton
Bryan L Kennelly
Pleasant Pi
Bet Seely
Bennet
Dawson St. S
Longwood Ave
D P Incraham & Co
Sth
van Buren
Sale of a Brooklyn Block to City Real Estate Co
Douglas Robinson and Charles S Brown & Co sell about sixty lots in a block bounded by Utica and Rochester avenues and Sterling and St. John s places to the City Real Estate Company for Belfer and Flash. The property will be improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Robinson
Charles 3S
Brown & Co
Belfer & Flash
City Real Estate Company
Utica and
Rochester Avenues
Sterling and
St. John's Places
Trading in Edenwald Parcels Sold by Edenwald Land Co
Edenwald Land Companies sold four parcels. Salvator Cacciatore bought the northwest corner lot at Jefferson and Doon. Benjamin Ballador acquired a lot on the west side of Doon avenue north of Randall. Morris Nagel bought a lot on the west side of Baker avenue north of Jefferson. Max Tuchman purchased a lot on the east side of Jefferson avenue west of Doon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenwald Land Companies
Jefferson and
Doon Avenues
Salvator Cacciatore
Doon Avenue
Randall Avenue
Benjamin Ballador
Baker Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Morris Nagel
Max Tuchman
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Tarrytown Show
Richard Gangie
R. & H Scoville
R. & H. Seoville
W. H. Pullan
England
Boreorniere
Adr Ferrer
Twenty-Second Street
West Lea
Tee Het Wading
Rescue Home
Blanche Potte
L. P. Child
Willard H. Maginnis
Bronx
the Tribune
Hughes
Tribune
Dept. C
New York Tribune
Joseph P Day
P Sturges
Newman
Sturges
H Watterson
Brooklyn
Edenwald
Transit For
the Metropolitan District
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Tribune Building
98Th ST
West
5Th Ave
34Th ST
Manhattan
Charles
Brown CO
MT. Kisco
New Jersey Real Estate
Leekubscher
Bible House
Long Island Real Estate
W. ¢ Reeves & CO
East 284
Long Beach
James W. Gerard
Supreme Court
Samuel Varady
Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Harry Platt
Ansignes
I. S. Lambert
New-York Tribune
New Jersey
Traymore
Atlantic City, N. F
Otel Dennis
Atlantic City
Walter J. Buist
Montclair
Toy
Montclair, N. J
Irving School
L. D. Ray
West Sith St
FIEE
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
Ebben Greet
Berkeley Lyceum
W. 46Th St. Sntrtes
Bea
American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Ofessors
Teacheators
Vernewses
Young-Fulton
St.—S& Few
Oscar Duryea
Duryea Aesthetics” Dancing and Department
Colum
Leslie Rooms
West 33d
Momo
West Eieeb Treet
Office OF
Mary
Panama
State Street
Wendell L. Simplo i. Majer
10Th Infantry
U. S
Carlton P. Mason
Maujer St. Brooklym
N. M. Box
Tribune Odkey
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