New Work For Blind Women Helps Publish Ziegler Magazine
Walter G. Holmes installs a New York plant at No 2% West Street to print Ziegler Magazine for the Blind and employs blind and deaf blind girls who collate bind and ship the issues. Rita Norman Anita Jeanne Hall and others work daily and are paid for their labor in American Braille and York point editions.
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Walter G. Holmes
Ziegler Magazine
York
Hartford
Columbia Univer
Ee York Point
Rita Norman
Anita
Ziegier
Jeanne Hall
Municipal League Tea Draws Crowds and Debate in New York
The Woman’s Municipal League plans a grand tea at the Waldorf Astoria to raise funds and educate on the league’s goals. Secretary Mrs Josephine Redding aims for four thousand attendees while critics urge immigration restrictions citing economic and cultural concerns voiced by Mrs Clarence Burns of the Little Mothers’ Association.
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America
Europe
Woman's Munic League
Waldorf-Astoria
Governor's Island
Josephine Redding
No. East 26Th Street
Municipal League
Clarence Burns
Zittle Mothers’ Association
Mrs. Burns
Tee Teachers Mail
A teacher recalls hard jot notes yet finds spots of joy in students and parents. Parents who lack education write apologetic notes about their ill or ill or misbehaving children in archaic phrasing. Many lines reveal misunderstandings as teachers interpret odd phrases and excuses from guardians.
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Tommy
Maryley
Miss and Parent Clash Over Corporal Punishment
A teacher faced a parent’s protest after disciplinary methods. The parent wrote to the teacher explicitly forbidding striking their child Johnnie, stating they never hit at home except in self defence.
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Scarlatina Mary
Johnnie
New York Children Well Cared For Says Charity Leader
C Loring Place of the Children's Aid Society told New York School of Philanthropy students that no homeless children exist in the city. He argued most orphans have homes through adoptive care and that destitution persists mainly among families with breadwinners ill or unemployed. The society, with nineteen day and nine night schools, spent 414500 dollars in the year ending September 30, 1908, and foresees higher needs in the coming year.
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New York
C. Loring Place
Children’s Aid Society
New York School of Philanthropy
United Charities
Navy waist fashion for school wear described
The article discusses a navy waist for girls that suits school and college wear. It notes the style, exercise suitability, and options for neck openings and lacing, with blue flannel, braid bands, and red flannel accents.
No 61 Pattern for Misses Navy Waist Sold by Mail
Pattern No 6129 offers a naval waist for girls aged fourteen sixteen and eighteen. Details include fabric options such as flannel serge and cashmere, yardage for medium size, and braid length. Pattern mailed for 10 cents. rush requests available with extra 2-cent stamp.
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New-York Tribune
Three Big Plots Sold In Ogden Tract Area Of The Bronx
Several large parcels in the Ogden tract section of The Bronx changed hands yesterday amid strong downtown demand. Bernard Smyth & Sons sold multiple lots on 169th Street Ogden Avenue Sedgwick Avenue and Washington Bridge Park to a client for Whitehall Realty. The Charles F. Noyes Company sold a 5000 square foot property at Platt and Gold streets to Archibald Rogers, leased to two tenants and adjacent to the Mallinckrodt Building. Plans filed for a six story Krulewitz Realty apartment project on 122nd Street near Amsterdam Avenue, with 24 suites costing 175000 dollars, and for remodeling 59 West 37th Street into a studio building with stores. An entrance modernization for the Marshall Field estate property at Fifth Avenue and 31st Street, for Tel-Electric Music Company, is also underway.
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Whitehall Realty Company
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Sedgwick Avenue
Washington Bridge Park
Charles F. Noyes
Archibald Rogers
Platt and
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William Street
Mallinckrodt
Murphy
122D Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Morningside Park
Krulewitz Realty Company
West 37Th Street
Dr. R. Miranda
William Lettenham
Charles Volz
Fifth Avenue
31St Street
Marshall Field
Tel-Electric Music Company
Harry E. Donnell
Quiet Market Season Suppresses Game Vendors
Market notes show a lull in game sales due to conflicting laws with near total import bans in the close season. Quail expected after November with prices for snipe ducks and various fowl listed, plus extensive fruit and seafood price details and prices on vegetables and staple goods.
Parcel sale in Vesey Street real estate adjourned
One parcel scheduled for sale in the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms at Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey street was Nos. 205 and 207 East 107th Street two four story tenement houses with stores on a 50 by 100.11 foot plot. The partition sale adjourned to October 2.
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Long Island City
E. 84Th St
Broadway Flushing
TH Street
Long Island
Broadway Station
Joseph P. Day
Aud
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Cortlandt
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
East 107Th Street
Brooklyn Cortelyou homestead sold to builder for stores and apartments
W. M. King sells the Cortelyou homestead grounds in Brooklyn a triangular block bounded by Flatbush Bedford Newkirk avenues and Avenue D comprising twenty one city lots. Charles Fleisher the buyer plans stores and apartments the old house not included. Iridgar T Kingsley sells Yonkers plot 42 by 100 feet to Harriet R C Swann for personal residence. Gaffney rents Cedarhurst Washington avenue house to Charles Heckscher.
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Cortelyou
Brooklyn
Flatbush, Bedford and
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Avenue D
Charles Fleisher
Iridgar T. Kingsley
Caroline Ledoux Ryder
Harriet R. C. Swann
Hancock Avenue
Lincoln Park
Yonkers
Ie. Ss
S. F. Voss
James Gaffney
Washington Avenue
Cedarhurst
Charles Heckscher
Realty Notes Show Scarsdale Forty Acre Sale to Developer
O'Hara brothers sold a forty acre tract at Scarsdale to a land developer for the Jones estate. Walter J. Salomon lists leases in multiple Manhattan buildings with various tenants including Metaphysical Publishing, Helen Albers, Adolph Anderson, Regent Realty, John Bergoni, Economical Electric Lamp Co, and others across Fifth Avenue to Broadway. Listings cover offices, stores, and multiple firms, buts names span Helens, Wards, and several corporate entities in prominent addresses.
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Economical Electric Lamp Company
Terminal
West Mth Street
Max Wecker
Seymour Building
Fifth Avenue
Howard C. Kerr
67Th Street
Broadway
New Haven Carriage Company
Arthur E. Moody
Stevens & Britton
Mary Linton Bookwalter
Eugene Molier
George H. Greening
Wagner Field Company
Charles F. Hovey
Merchants and Mechanics’ Building Company
Wyatt & Listman
Ernest L. Jones
Sidney A. Been
Hippolyte de Bernard
Remy Electric Company
Lott & Co
Gaiety Building
46Th Street
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Webster Cullison
Louis Cohen
Lenox
8Th Street
Madison Avenue
Arthur Berger
Rudolf Alexander
Freitag & Maier
Simon Rudnick
New Building Leased for Twenty One Years on North Moore Street
Ashley M Herron divided plans for a building at 39 North Moore to 44 Beach street. Mrs Mary A Fitzgerald will lease to Herman A Metz Co for 21 years at about 175000 dollars total rent. Parcel size listed as 27 by 1 %% feet.
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Ashley M. Herron
North Moore Street
Beach Street
Mary A. Fitzgerald
Herman A. Metz & Co
Daly Sells Fulton Fountain Fixtures and Lease
P H J Daly sold to George W Loft the fixtures good will and lease of the Fulton Fountain occupying the ground floor at the southeast corner of Broadway and Fulton avenue He has leased the store to Loft for a long term of years.
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P. H. J. Daly
George W. Loft
Fulton
Broadway and
Loft
Bullinger Buys New Rochelle Tract for Modern Home
Edwin W. Bullinger publisher of Bullinger's Guide has purchased the Overbridge property at Premium Point New Rochelle from Henry Holt. The six acre tract fronts the Sound and includes a large old house which will be razed to build a modern dwelling.
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Bullinger’s
Henry Holt
Bronx Building Plans By Street And Owner Names
Plans show Bryant street and Minford Place sites for four story brick tenements and a two story frame building on Grand Boulevard. Owners Samuel Lytle Arthur W Wall and Hageman Coast Co are listed with architects Harry T Howell B J P Walther and J J Vreeland. Costs range from 48000 to 50000 dollars.
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Bryant St
E S
167Th St
Samuel Lytle
Harry T Howell
Minford Place
Arthur W Wall
B & J P Walther
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
Aris
Hageman Coast Co
J J Vreeland
Building Loan Contracts On Tolchester And Wales Avenues
The notice lists loans by American Mortgage Co and others for several properties including Tolchester Co at 3 4 st n s 200 ft w of 1st Ave 100x85 9 and Francis J Cox on Brékst Wales Ave. Joseph Luke gf is mentioned with 5 8 100 ft w of Brékst. The document records loan actions and attorney Emory Clocke.
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American Mortgage Co
Tolchester Co
van Nest Ave
Emory Clocke
Atty
Joseph Luke
Wales Ave
Brékst
Francis J Cox
Giuseppina Vairo
O'Hara Brothers Sell Several Bronx Dwellings in Distinct Deals
In the brokerage market O Hara Brothers sold No 2257 Hull avenue a frame dwelling No 215 East 201st street a frame dwelling on a 30x100 plot and No 2757 Creston avenue a dwelling on a 16.8x10 lot George A Twine sold a two family house on a 25x100 lot on the west side of 174th street north of Gleason avenue Anna H Brewer sold to Christian H Werner buildings on a plot 417s on the west side of Brook avenue 132 feet south of Anna FE In part payment Mrs Brewer takes a 250x95 plot on the east side of Bronx boulevard 10 feet south of 239th street the sale of which by Kurz Urea was recently reported
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Hull Avenue
201St Street
Creston Avenue
George A. Twine
Cogswell-Taylor Improvement Company
174Th Street
Gleason Avenue
Anna H. Brewer
Christian H. Werner
Strike Breaker Attacked at Glens Falls Mill
George Austin a strike breaker at International Paper mill was attacked by strike sympathizers as he left the plant. He fired three shots while on the ground. none struck his attackers. Police added an extra guard around the mill.
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International Paper Company
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