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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

11

Domestic Science Extension Courses At Teachers College

A tall young woman, fresh from high school, joins Teachers College extension courses in domestic science, seeking household mastery. Courses include Domestic Science IV Household Management and Food Management the Family Dietary, plus a nurse training module. About two hundred pupils have registered to date.

Teachers College Benjamin R. Andrews Tribune Edna Skinner Anna Barrows Miss Jewell Andrews

Notes of the Clubs Begin Season With Meetings

The Literary and Dramatic Union founded by Miss Irene Ackerman meets Saturday at Miss Ackerman's studio 1347 Broadway to discuss plans for the season. The New York State Chapter of the Colorado CU Dwellings Association regent Mrs. Thomas Henry Whitney holds its first meeting of the season at the Waldorf on Friday October 20 at 2:30 with a musical program and a paper on cliff dwellings.

The Literary and Dramatic Union Irene Ackerman H. Herbert Knowles New York State Colorado CU Dwellings Association Thomas Henry Whitney Regent the Waldorf

Suffragettes Seek Court Order To Place Dr Sears On Voter List

The National Progressive Women Suffrage Union filed to compel election officials to add Dr Julia Seton Sears to the voter register. The case, led by Miss Mary Coleman, opens in the New York Supreme Court with Justice Blanchard to hear the writ of mandamus. The group plans to push the action, citing funds and support from suffrage backers.

Supreme Court Mary Coleman National Progressive Women Suffrage Union Blanchard Bureau of Elections Julia Seton Sears Sears Sixth Avenue Justice Colorado

Kimono Style Coat Delights Girls for Easy Sewing

A loose kimono style coat in serge with breadcloth trim and silk lining appeals to girls. Simple, graceful, and attractive, the design requires little labor to make. The model showcases how heavier fabrics can yield a stylish garment with comfortable fit.

Pattern No 604 for girls ages four six and eight years

Pattern No 604 shows yardage for medium size six years needing five and a quarter yards 27 inch or two and five eighths yards 44 inch wide plus half yard for bands. Aimed at four six and eight year olds, mailed on receipt of 10 cents. Send to Pattern Department New York Tribune. For quick mail add 2 cent stamp. mailed by letter in sealed envelope.

New York Tribune

Prodigal recollections echo in songs of home and need

A Philadelphia Inquirer fragment recalls a father and son trading lines about longing and money. The son says a tune reminds him of the father while away, and the father retorts with a jibe about money when the boy is distant.

Philadelphia Inquirer

Vegetarian fashions and post office woes in England

A light column notes rising vegetarianism with two lite varieties and debates about Directoire gowns fitting modern movement. It also cites an English weekly drawing negative conclusions from the Postmaster General’s annual report, highlighting carelessness and unclaimed mail, suggesting public scatterbrainedness is increasing.

England St. Martin’s-le-Grand

Suffragists Meet in Buffalo at National Convention

The fortieth annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association opens in Buffalo with Rev. Anna Howard Shaw presiding. Mayors and delegates from women's clubs and teachers associations greet the gathering as letters from English organizers urge intensified action for women's power and liberty.

Buffalo National American Woman Suffrage Association Anna Howard Shaw England Helen Z. M. Rodgers Ida C. ‘Bender Teachers’ Association Frank Schuler Western New York Federation of Women's Clubs John Miller Horton Buffalo City

New Plans for Herr ing Aeroplane Unveiled by A M Herring

A M Herring, fresh from Fort Meyer, says U S Signal Corps favors secrecy on some aeroplane details. He proposes testing on broad, level grounds away from Fort Meyer to allow gradual lessons. His craft would fly at 26 mph in still air and skim slowly against a 20 mph wind to stay above grass. Initial flights would be half an hour and three to four miles. He plans to seed testing grounds within days and will teach an army officer to operate the machine under safe conditions.

A. M. Herring Fort Meyer Virginia Broadway United States Signal Corps Herring

The Flying Waiter Seeks Great Aeroplane Evair

Henri La Tour a young French inventor in West 88th street plans a high altitude airship to rival Wright and Farman designs. He envisions a light aircraft with no external drawings and an automatic stabilizer, claiming gravity balance will prevent tumbling and a soft descent if the motor fails.

West 88Th Street Henri la Tour Paris Wrights Farman Monsieur Wright

Counterfeiters' Plant Unearthed in East 11th Street Room

US Secret Service agents Daniel Callahan and Richard Jervasse recovered a fully equipped counterfeit operation in a dingy tenement at 611 East 11th Street. Newark police had arrested Alexander Edelman and Morris Epstein for passing counterfeit coins and confessed the East 11th Street plant produced the coinage. They were arraigned in Newark and held on $1,000 bail each for October 21 examination.

East 11Th Street Daniel Callahan Richard Jervasse United States Secret Service Newark N. J Alexander Edelman Morris Epstein East 1Lth Street Manhattan Edelman Epstein United States Jones

Accuse Assistant Fire Marshal in Extortion Plot

Chutes O MacCarthaign assistant fire marshal was arrested by Detectives Flood and Ravens on a charge of attempted extortion. He was taken before Assistant District Attorney Krotel and jailed at Police Headquarters after being caught with marked bills in a candy store at 276 Third Avenue where two Greeks, K Gianakakos and Mockrio, operated. The Greeks claimed two recent fires caused $1,150 in damages and alleged MacCarthaigh offered to “fix” the case for $59. they paid $5 and notified a lawyer.

Chutes O. MacCarthaign Flood and Ravens MacCarthaigh Krotel Third Avenue K. Gianakakos Mockrio No. 60 East 170Th Street

Annex Ferry Service Renewed Between Long Island City and Wall Street

The Commodore steamer, offered by its owners, replaces the discontinued Long Island Railroad annex ferry. The boat began operating yesterday between the old landings, serving commuters to Manhattan.

Real estate market surges with all cash Spruce Street sale

Rumors of giant Empire Square and Fifth Avenue parcels buoy New York property trading. Yesterday saw strong demand across downtown, midtown, and uptown with several cash deals, including the five story No. 42 Spruce street building once owned by Countess Cecelia d'Andigne. Other noted deals involve West 22d street and Cathedral Parkway plots, plus planned enlargements and new apartment and factory projects financed by Metropolitan Life Insurance and others.

Empire Square Fifth Avenue Wall Street Charles F. Noyes Cecelia _d’ Andigne Spruce Street Frederick May Washington Pease & Fillman J. Midaugh Main West 22d Street A. & C. Levis Carlyle Realty Company Cathedral Parkway Broadway 11Th Street Gracehall Realty Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Murphy East 6Th Street Ellsworth Eliot, Jr Madison Avenue N. Z. Realty Company East 23d Street Rhinelander Real Estate Company Young & Gronenberg The Rusling Company

Auction Rooms Result and Firms in Real Estate Ex Change Sales

Executors sale at No 406 West Street corner of Charles Street yielded Rudolph G Bartold the winning bid of 28000 dollars for a four story lot 20.11 by 92 feet. Other listed sales by Day and partners, Jatin et al, and Fleischman include totals due taxes and first mortgages, with adjournment to Oct 22 and a forthcoming Greenwich Street loft bid.

West Point Newburgh Poughkeepsie Palace Iron Day B’klyn Fulton St Annex Desbrossen W. 42 West Street Charles Street Real Estate Exchange Vesey Street Rudolph G. Bartold Joseph P. Day Ist Ave Jonas Fishel J Jatin Fleischman & Fattys L F Doyle Max Weil Alexander Ave William Fritzel Greene P Ingraham & Co Sthave J D van Buren Ear P Macready Harold Joseph P Day Greenwich St Cor Vandam St E A Smith Chariton Con—tract Co

Real estate trades in Brooklyn and Manhattan boroughs

In the brokerage market J J Haggerty sold the two family frame house at 1128 St Lawrence Ave near Westchester Ave on a 25 by 100 foot lot to P McBride from C W & C Stumpf. George D Ebermayer sold to William C Bergen the building plot of more than seven lots at the northeast corner of Loring Place and 134 Street 178.5 by 101.2 by irregular for Henry S Van Duser. Ernst & Calin sold to P OConnor the plot at East Chester Road and Paulding Ave 5 by 101 by irregular.

J. J. Haggerty St. Lawrence Ave Westchester Ave P. McBride C. W. & C. Stumpf George D. Ebermayer William C. Bergen Loring Place Henry S. van Duser Ernst & Calin P. O'Connor East Chester Road Paulding Ave

Realty Notes and Property Transactions in New York City and Croton

The West Side Taxpayers Association holds its annual officer election tonight at 267 and 269 West 34th Street. Whitehouse Porter lease 38 East 11th Street to Charles G Peters for Edward Shearson. Howard C Pyle & Co sell 180 South Avenue Brooklyn brownstone to an Investor for James H Cruikshank. Empire Realty leases 200000 square feet of space in an eleven story building at University Place and Mihat. Jacob Erlich buys a nearly 100 acre Croton Lake farm as an adjunct to his Chappaqua estate.

West Side Taxpayers’ Association West 34Th St Whitehouse & Porter East 11Th St Charles G. Peters Edward Shearson Howard C. Pyle & Co James H. Cruikshank Sth Ave Brooklyn M. & I. Hess Empire Realty Corporation University Place Mihat Jacob Erlich Gregory Croton Lake Chappaqua

LOUIS LESE SELLS UPTOWN SITE

Kurz and Uren sold for Louis Lese a plot on the north side of 1Mth street 120 feet east of Melrose avenue. The buyer plans a six story flat house. The same firm sold 417 St Ann Road 25 by 100 feet for a five story double apartment house.

Kurz & Uren Louis Lese Melrose Avenue St. Ann’s Avenue

Lease a Wall Street Office By Read Co

George R Read and Company offer offices at 3 Wall Street and 3 Wall Street as the banking agency for Hi Gallatin and Shanghai Banking Company. Long term lease for a term of years.

George R. Read & Co Wall Banking National Bank Hi Gallatin and Shanghai Banking Company Ong Kong

Judgments Filed Yesterday Name List Appears

The docket shows multiple judgments filed yesterday with debtors including Erickson Albert H Finn William E R Connor Kahn Samuel E C Potter and others. It lists numerous individuals and firms such as Bieler Mayer Schumacher M Cipes Jacob H A Weingarten Jackson Samuel H Kaltkstetin Kaufman Sam Hyman Sha Meichers John S S B Wells Ella R Athole B Metropolis American Architec Danéricté Chemical Company and Silk Textile. The fragmentary OCR reveals names and entities across various entries without clear case details or outcomes.

Geocmegom Erickson Albert H Finn William E—R Connor Kahn Samuel E C Potter Rechnits Mary Jacob. Brown Cousias Bieler Mayer Charles Schumacher M Cipes Jacob H A Weingarten Commdbme Coe Esa Tecciewsan Cas Jackson Samuel—H Kalt

Broadway Maiden Lane Building Sale Closed Says Berry

John H. Berry stated the Broadway Maiden Lane Building sale was consummated and closed absolutely with no changes or contests. Stewart Browne, president of the Broadway Building Company, will continue to have sole management of the property.

John H. Berry Broadway-Maiden Lane Stewart Browne Broadway Building Company

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