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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
23
A clothing bureau started at Mulberry Street helps needy women by redistributing cast off garments from the well to the less well off. Miss Julia Lathers advocates expanding to an out of town branch as requests surge from widows students and a clergyman’s wife.
The passage lists two tested rules for chow chow and one for tomato pickles. It details ingredients such as green tomatoes onions cucumbers sweet peppers cabbage salt mustard pepper cloves cayenne vinegar brown sugar and the steps to soak drain boil and finish.
The instructions describe slicing ordinary large beets and covering them with boiling vinegar. Peppercorns are added to suit taste, creating a simple pickled beet preparation.
Miss Helen Gould arrives in Washington with cousins Mrs Snow and Miss Anna Palen en route to a Richmond wedding. She has long supported the local Young Women's Christian Association, helped found its branch, and contributed toward rent. The visit includes a vesper service and a district conference planned for November with national officers such as Miss Grace Dodge attending.
The Broadway Building Company sold the Broadway Maiden Lane Building at the southeast corner of Broadway and Maiden Lane to J B Brown of Ipswich Massachusetts for 6 million dollars. The skyscraper is valued at 4.5 million and the Chicago property at 1.5 million in the deal. The eighteen story steel office structure was erected six years ago by the Broadway Building Company, with Stewart Browne as president.
The Broadway Building Company sold the Broadway Maiden Lane site once owned by the Parmly estate. Reports note a possible purchase by the executors, with other filings detailing remodelling plans for 18 and 15 West 27th Street for Dennison Manufacturing and enlargements to the Sacred Heart School on West 46th Street. Additional plans include converting 506 West 236th Street into a storage warehouse for Andrew Kiernan’s estate.
Reported by Annette Austin in Good Housekeeping October notes many men view college-bred women as unsuitable wives. Critics label college girls as too masculine, religious, or career-focused, with remarks on appearance and social behavior while a physician cites marital incompatibility and distorted views on sex relations as root causes.
Mrs Clarence H Mackay has taken five boxes for a December 5 mass meeting for British suffragette Mrs Philip Snowden at Carnegie Hall. Dr Aked and Mrs Snowden will speak. Aked, pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist, has long supported suffrage but rarely spoke in the U S. All boxes are sold. remaining tickets are free from Interurban headquarters at Hotel Martha Washington.
Graceful draped skirts dominate the season for afternoon receptions dinners theatre and similar occasions. The featured design pairs with guimpes of lace net chiffon and similar fabrics and uses a soft finished satin material.
The notice describes draped wool and silk fabrics with fringe as a favorite but optional. It details pattern No. 6228 with medium sizes requiring twelve and three quarters yards of fabric in varying widths plus fringe, and states sizes 22 to 30 inch waists. Patterns can be mailed for 10 cents, with optional 2 cent rush stamp. Pattern Department New York Tribune.
Prominent real estate men attend the opening of evening real estate classes at the West Side YMCA 320 West 57th Street. Speaker Robert F. Simon of Henry Morgenthau Company discusses The Operator's Method of Handling and Improving Property. Henry Harmon Neill presides.
Yesterday Herman Roemer bought at Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey Street in the Real Estate Exchange a three story house at 62 West 128th Street on a 20 by 99.11 foot lot for 12875 dollars. The sheriff’s sale of C A Courant’s interest at 728 St Nicholas Avenue was adjourned to October 26. The Hotel Gotham appears in today’s offerings with a budget listing multiple properties and due amounts including taxes and mortgage figures.
Large attendance last night at the electrical show featured Marconi wireless telegraph demonstrations and sustained public interest in Collins long distance wireless telephone experiments. Collins claims pioneer messages across the Delaware River in 1900 and recent tests from Newark to Philadelphia covering sixty one miles using a high voltage generator to boost signals.
The Charles F. Noyes company sold a three story Prince Street building for the Columbia Trust Company as trustee to a client. Located at Nos. 38 and 4 Prince Street the plot measures nine by fourteen feet. Once Worden family property for fifty years the site was known as Hibernia Hall a social and dance venue in the city.
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