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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

10

A Hotel for Boys Opens in Harlem

The Harlem Boys Hotel, funded by a wealthy donor and run by the Children's Aid Society, offers wage earning boys aged 10 to 18 lodging for 15 cents a day or 105 a week, with full board, baths, and laundry. Lodging only costs 280 a week for private rooms, and admission requires a binding promise to follow rules. The facility emphasizes self respect, orderly dining, and personal tidiness, aiming to shape boys into mature individuals through structured care and accountability.

Harlem Boys’ Hotel Children’s Aid Society Lexington Avenue 127Th Preet Mr. Kenyon

Private Waiting Rooms Highlight New Union Station Presidency Suite

The new Union Station in Washington features a presidential suite at the eastern end facing the Capitol. The $20 million terminal includes a main reception room with blue and gold decorations, mahogany furnishings, and two side ante rooms for confidential meetings.

New Union Station Capitol Union Station Washington United States United States Capitol White House

Public apologies and a famed Transvaal retraction

An Atlantan recalls editor Joel Chandler Harris and a celebrated public apology read by “Uncle Remus.” The piece quotes A C du Plessis retracting all accusations against G P Bezuidenhout, calling himself a genuine liar of the first class.

Joel Chandler Harris Remua Transvaal P. Bezuidenhout A. C. du Plessis

One Mourner and the Will's Odd Condition

A man named Enpeck dictates his will to a lawyer and leaves all property to his wife with the stipulation that she remarries within a year. He explains the condition to ensure someone is sorry he died, a quip reflecting his meek humor.

Enpeck

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State Suite THE Abel C. Kenyon By Walden Fawcee*t
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