Woman on board debate marks Municipal Art Society meeting
At the National Arts Club in Gramercy Park the Municipal Art Society discussed a possible woman member on the board. The regular slate won the election, while a substitute committee was appointed to redraft the society’s constitution.
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Municipal Art Society
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
George T.brewster
Stephen Farrelly
H. van Buren Magonigle
William T. Evans
John G. Agar
Fredericks. Lamb
Bert Hanson
Frederick S. Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Mr. Hanson
van Pelt
William Laurel Harris
Isidore Konti
Henry W. Sackett
John M
Lamb
Pta
United Art Soc Une
Ity
Isle of Safety
Electrelier
Isle of
Chelsea
Morris High School
Nal Court House
Elaborate House Palatial Opens in Wanamaker Building
The Wanamaker store prepares to reveal the House Palatial, a twenty two room fully furnished model home costing about a quarter of a million dollars. The opening will be public for inspection with only the main floor restaurant operating during the event.
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Wanamaker's
Interrex
Fifth Avenue of London
Hyde Park
Wanamaker
Educators Host Dinner for Southern State Superintendents
Robert C. Ogden chairs a Waldorf dinner for the Association of Southern State Superintendents of Education visiting New York. State leaders from North Carolina to Louisiana attend, with J. D. Eggleston Jr. absent sick. The program includes tours of Teachers College and Horace Mann, a City Club dinner, and forthcoming Boston and Albany visits.
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Robert C. Ogden
Southern Education Board
Waldorf
Association of Southern State Superintendents of Education
New York
Boston
Albany
J. Y- Joytier
Raleigh
N. C
O. B. Martin
Columbia
S. C
J. M. Pound
Atlanta
J. H. Harris
Baton Rouge
8. L. Jones
Nashville
Nicholas Murray Butler
E. J. Goodwin
Charles C. Thompson
Percy Stickney Grant
L. Mason Clarke
Hart Lyman
Maxwell
James Sell
William Jay Schieffelin
John Earle Rv Wyeth
Girls’ Normal School
Brooklyn
City Club
Harvard University
New York State Department of Education
Tuskegee Institute Enrolment Report Highlights Growth
Dr. Booker T. Washington released figures showing 1421 students in all departments last year at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, with 110 diplomas awarded. The average attendance ran about 1400, excluding 4 winter agriculture students and 144 training school children. Receipts were 260,012.89 dollars and expenditures 252,707.78 dollars.
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Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Alabama
Farmers’ Monthly Institute
ASK DR YOUNG TO STAY IN PITTSBURG
In a Pittsburg chapel a few hundred of about fifteen hundred Presbyterians urged Rev. Dr Edward Young to stay at Second Church rather than move to Brooklyn. Young announced he would accept the Bedford Church call saying it is the call of God, while opponents shouted their disbelief and plans to replace him with Mark Allison Matthews of Seattle.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Second Presbyterian Church
Edward Young
Bedford Church
Brooklyn
Dr. Young
Mark Allison Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Seattle
William D. Grimes
Mr. Grimes
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac and Wireless Reports
Morning celestial data with tides and lights lists Sandy Hook and Gov Island high water times. Wireless flags Oceanic Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Zeeland and Pennsylvania positions and dock expectations near Sandy Hook and Nantucket Lightship with estimated arrival times.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Oceanic
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Gay Ar
Zeeland
Nantucket
Pennsylvania
Liberty St Terminal Opens Jan 1 at CRJ Jersey City
The Liberty street terminal of the Central Railroad of New Jersey will open to the public around January 1. Ground floor waiting rooms ticket offices and ferry slips will be in permanent use though the full terminal and bridge across West street may not be finished. Chief engineer Joseph G. Osgood and project head G F Morse oversaw construction maintaining traffic flow. the building is designed fireproof with an Ionic style exterior and copper elevations.
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Liberty Street
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
West Street
Uat
Joseph G. Osgood
G. F. Morse
Maritime Schedule Fragments Highlight Oct 14-23 Departures
The page lists varied ship movements and destinations including White Star lines, Oceanic, and Germans and Dutch vessels. It notes mail closings for routes via Cristobal, Panama and New York, with sailings to Kingston Kingston Jamaica Liverpool Havre and Yokohama among others.
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Rio Grande
Mobile
Mallory City of Columbus
Galveston
Pacific
Deutschland
Cherbourg
Cristobal
Panama
Pennsy
Plymouth
Hamb Am
Bristol
Swansea
Jersey City
Kaiser Wm II
Bremen
N G Ie
Alliance
St George
Argentina
Barber
Dagfred
Curacao
Red D
Noordam
Rotterdam
Holland-Am Bayamo
Tampico
Ward
Jamestown
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Kansas City
Savannah
Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Clyde
Monroe
Liverpool
White Star
Victoria
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
la Touraine
Havre
French
Havana
Oscar
Christiansand
Naples
Liord
Clyde Hamilton
Columbus
Lusitania
Cumard
Mam Majestic
Southampton
Bermudan
Bermuda
Quebec
Cearense
Para
Booth
Seminole
Turk’s Island
Comal
Mallory
Alamo
Tampa
Chestnut fall fabrics and new Derby stock update
Chestnut crop praised as scarce for fall overcoats while light grays browns and greens gain license. New Derby stock refreshed from Stetson and other makers with prices from $3 to $6. Star neglige shirts now year round with fresh fall stock $1.50 to $3.50. Three Broadway Stores at Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.
Port of New York Ship Arrivals and Quarantine Log 1908
On October 12 1908 the port reported arrivals from several steamers including Comus Manna Hata El Dia Larimer Minnehaha Harvard Bermudian Enfield Beacon Bradford Yumuri Antonio Lopez Marowijne Zulia Carib Joseph J Cuneo and others. Vessels arrived at quarantine then proceeded to bars or dock with passengers cargo and mail noted. Winds light to moderate seas clear conditions at Sandy Hook.
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Comus
Boyd
New Oleans
Southern Pacific Co
Manna Hata
Charles
Baltimoore
New York
Baltimore
Moise
el Dia
Mason
Galveston
Larimer. Kort
Port Arthur
J M Guffey Petroleum
Sam
Minnehaha
Bringland
Lonidon
Atlantic Transport Line
Bar
Harvard
Crowell
Moston
Metropoolitan Ss Co
Bermudian Bri
Bradford
Ger
Oertel
Port Antonio
United Fruit Co
Yumuri
Seeley
Tampico
Cuba
Antonio Lopez
Span
Mir
Genoa
Barcelona
Malaga
Cadiz
Compania Trasatlantica
Marowijne
Druiver
Paramaribo
Barbados
Royal Dutch West India Mail
Mais
Stamer
Reulton, Bliss & Dallett
Sandy Hook
Carib
Devereaux
Georgetown
Wilmington
Joseph J Cuneo
Nor
Aamadi
Port Morant
Port Maria
Port Antonin
Cuneo Importing Co
Suriname
Demerara
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Aboard Multiple Vessels
Shipping entries list numerous ships calling New York ports with destinations including Singapore Copenhagen London Cherbourg Bremen and Cape Town. Vessels named include Kronprinz Wilhelm Galileo class ships and several Br itish Dutch Italian and German liners with dates in October.
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Avonmouth
Suram
New York
Port Said
Mateppo
Singapore
Manila
Christiansand
United States
Dan
Copenhagen
London
Minnetonka
Bremen
Bislow
Ger
Shanghai
Acara
St Vincent
C V
Port Natal
Plymouth
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Santos
Corsican Prince
Bahia
Pernambuco
Naples
Principe di Piemonte
Ital
Delagoa Bay
African Prince
Cape Town
Genoa
KiGnigin Luise
Gibraltar
Dover
Vaderland
Belg
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Dutch Tank
Montevideo
Velasquez
Shields
Phoebus
Penang
Ind
Boston
pan—Phelphia
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Discord
Finance Committee
Coombs
Washington
Tuskegee
Marine Intelligence
Kaiser W der
Saratoga
Zulia
Marowline
Lisbon
Annia Luisa
Ua Gibralta
Dora Almeria
Mara
Almeria
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Red Star Zeeland
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Montrose
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Algiers
Concho
Mallory Ae
Liberty ST
Stern Brothers
Batiste
Silk Broche
Coutil
West Twenty-third Street
Point Ad Arab
Uced
Lord & Taylor
26Th St
St. Ave
16Th St
Transpacific
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Nippon Maru
MeTrc
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
Yeddo
Tacoma
Ning Chow
Guam
West
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
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Tee
Peer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Shipping News
Port of
Gime
Ears. & Wilson
Aden
Indrawadi Bri
Trieste
Helena
Gorden Castle
Port Elizabeth
Tinga
Lillian "Russell Sae
Wildfire
BWAY
Grace van Ljubohord Mic
Gor den Bt Pterely
Pip St
B'wa
New Amsterdam
Nemo
Madison Square Garden
C. Hackett
James K. Hackett
H.W. Savage
Mann
Gemtleman
Mississippi
Weber's
Mn Wu
Hodge
Wallage
Seelace
Arnold Daly
N Daily Mats
Bax Eve
Walle Hopper
Frank Moulan
Maud Lillian Herr
Lady Orchesters
James Thornton
Armersteltra
Elinore
McCutcheon
California
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Ballet
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Louise Gunning Sarceine
Daly
Maxine Elliot Tze
Majestic “al
Nance O'Neil
Rrecoy Herald SQ
West End
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NEW Brooklyn Academy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Emit Sauer Se Vrs
Knabe Pian
Colonial Mat
Daily Téc
Alhambra At
Mclntyre
Irene Franklin
Burt Green
Fred Lindsay
Anne Blanck & Co
Ellis-Nowlin Circus
Belasco the Ne Wed
Seorege Arliss Devil
Stuyvesant
Mats Arm
da Belasco
Blanche Bates
Appeara Verne
Weber Piano
Academy OF Muse
Denman Thompson
Mats Wed
Irving
Empire Theatre
Fwa
John Drew
Jack Straw
Hudson
Edgar Selwyn
Lyceum
Billie Burke
Arenes
Criterion
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Gillette
Aremng
Knigkerbogker
the Girls OF
Garrick
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra
Ari
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Gottenberg
Rtis Lla
85Th Street
Eves
Peckham
Savoy
Percy MacKaye
An SB SK Safonoff
Arthur Hartmans
Lada Kelsey
Leo Schulz
Lhsyinss Elman
Germaine Schniter
Qetoder
Blaney
Ilincoln SQ
Harry Lauder
I Theatre
Cinematograph
Cafe Des Beaux-Arts
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