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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
11
Miss Barrows demonstrates homemade fireless cookers at Brooklyn Institute using a kettle of boiling water and surrounding heat resistant material. She argues long simmering methods save fuel, extend cheaper cuts like veal, heart, liver, kidneys, and tripe, and add variety in meals while preserving flavor without costly butter.
Wells College begins its forty first year with a large opening chapel gathering as the entering class matches registrations from a decade ago. About 180 students are enrolled this year with seventy five new students, while Bogart House gains new rooms and an inning hall foundation nears completion under strengthened administration.
Plans have been filed to remodel the entrance and vestibule of the Edison power house at Duane and Fimsts and to install new windows in the nine story loft building at Nos 13 and 25 West Mount to improve lighting of the general floors. Lindenborn is owner. William Weissberger & Schwartz and Gross & N. Marcus are the architects.
Frie maz Deffan sold for a client to Jacob Kern and others a five story double flat at No 164 East Zeth Street 25 by 00 feet Max Marx bought through Hall J How Co from Bernhard Klingenstein a plot on the north side of 17th Street 150 feet west of Amsterdam Smith Phelps sold for Phelan Benheim a three story brick two family house No 22 Wyse Avenue Prudential Real Estate Corp bought from Lena Monday No 19 Eldridge Street a five story tenement on a 2 by 10 foot lot The Fleischmann Realty and Construction Co sold to John W Washburn Jr a lot on the east side of Loring Place 26 feet south of Fordham Road Z Haggerty sold for Charles P Schneider No 14 Bryant Avenue a two family house on a 26 by 10 foot lot T A Pers t sold the six story flat house at the northeast corner of Melrose Ave and ith St on a plot 66 by feet
Leonard Vaughan and Co and Howard C. Price sold No 49 Washingtor ave Brooklyn for occupancy to Charles F Noyes in an all cash transaction James McEthinney was the seller Howard C Pyle Co also sold No 47 Hudson ave near Fulton st Brooklyn a three story old basement brick house Wx75 feet for about se
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman argues in Success that a fifty year old woman, long defined by wife and mother roles, can awaken new personality. She may pursue trades, travel, study, or public work, and support from a liberated grandmother can enrich family life rather than harm it.
New York Tribune pattern No. 6102 offers a one piece sleeves and body kimono in sizes from four to sixteen years. Materials such as figured cotton crepes wash silks and prints are suggested with bands of silk. Pattern includes yardage for long and short styles and costs ten cents plus postage.
Jacob R. Schiff transferred title to a 100 by 100 foot parcel on the north side of 170th street near Amsterdam Avenue to Robert B. Roosevelt Jr. for 25090 dollars. Chris Schierloh leased the corner store at 320 Seventh Avenue to Bernard Reilly for Dr. Schoenenberger, with plans for significant alterations. The Lewis H. May Company sold cottage 110 South Seaview Avenue, Arverne, to Mrs. Sara Leon for A. M. Tomlinson, via C F Noyes Company. Ernest E. Lorillard leased his No. 9 East 79th Street dwelling for a term of years, adjoining Isaac V. Brokaw’s residence. Hudson County Board of Real Estate Brokers elected officers at Jersey City meeting: President C Howard Slater, Vice President Charles Singer Jr, Treasurer George Foye, Secretary Francis Gormley.
The Bankers' Investing Company mortgaged 1 West 24th st for 160000 at 6 percent to William J. Henderson for one year. Clara Harriman mortgaged 67 East 24 st for 21000 at 5 percent to United States Trust Company. Waldemar F. Timmeres obtained 185000 at 6 percent for five years on a plot on the north side of 140th st 264 feet east of Seventh Ave from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. All mortgages recorded yesterday.
A parcel on Riverside Drive near 86th Street changes hands from R H Macdonald to H Schiff for development. Louis Bossert plans to begin erecting the Hotel Bossert in Brooklyn on Montague Hicks and Remsen streets, a twelve story, fireproof apartment hotel costing about 1.5 million dollars with 275 rooms, Italian Renaissance styling, granite and terra cotta facades, Skyros marble lobby and grand staircase, year long leases for one to three room suites, and multifooed private foyers for grouped apartments. Helmle & Huberty are architects. The project aims for occupancy by August 1 next year.
Isidor Osorio bought a five story apartment house at West 98th Street for 31202 in partition proceedings at Vesey Street rooms. Additional sales listed include properties on Madison Avenue and Gouverneur Street with various adjourned lots, taxes due, and amounts due to plaintiffs. Upcoming bids include two six story apartment houses on Cathedral Parkway and multiple parcels on Washington Street and Morris Avenue with detailed agents, attorneys, and estimated due amounts.
Plans filed to remodel the Clinton Vaudeville Yiddish playhouse at Clinton Street enlarging the balcony and ground floor aisle adding a new gallery exit owner 8 Agid. Also enlarging stores on first story of No 86 8th Avenue owned by Minnie F Fletcher architect Reissmann and John Clausenitzen. Also rebuilding six story loft and store building No 45 to 49 West 21st Street three stories ruined by fire about a year ago improvements for D N Sicher owner from plans by Goodwin Starrett and Van Vleck.
Trinity College Hartford reports freshman David Arnold from New York State in Hartford Hospital in serious condition after a push-rush on campus last night. Doctors fear brain concussion as investigation continues into the accident on September 30.
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