Brooklyn Gossips Highlight Democratic Strife and Local Losses
Brooklyn rumors focus on McCarren anti-gambling stance and a municipal pay deadlock that halts many borough workers. The piece notes voter losses for Democrats and finger-pointing between McCarren supporters and opponents. It also mentions Cortelyou homestead demolition plans and upcoming cultural events at the Opera House and New Academy of Music.
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Department of Public Buildings
Prominent Brooklyn Weddings and Arts Festival Highlights
Next week in Brooklyn features major weddings including Miss Florence Fowler with Willem Gordon Holford in Manhattan and Miss Mathilde Van Renselaer with George C. White Jr. in New York. Cecilie Chaminade’s solo recital at the Academy of Music and the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum diamond festival with a Yale Glee Club program head the social and cultural events.
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Willem Gordon Holford
Mathilde van Rensselaer
George C. White, Jr
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Iarge
Cecilie Chaminade
Opera House
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Academy of Music
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
Yale
Short Beach
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Asylum Board of Managers
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Asylum
Wages Fluctuate Across Russia in Consular Report
Consul James W. Ragsdale writes from St. Petersburg on Russia as an agricultural nation tracing labor price changes over a decade. He notes wages range from 45 to 55 kopecks daily in the east to 70 kopecks to 1% rubles in the steppe, with higher female pay and regional disparities.
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Russia
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Ahé Bessarabia
Daza
Arta
Baratov
Simbirsk
Kazan
Tts
Stemenza
Tambov
Steppe
Asiatic
Maritime Provinces
Greenpoint Savings Bank to Open New Greek Doric Building
The Greenpoint Savings Bank prepares for a Friday opening of its new $200,000 building at Manhattan Avenue and Calver Street. Begun a year ago, the bank is set to relocate operations by November 2, joining the nearby Greenpoint Theatre as a landmark in the borough.
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Bank
THE
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Bank to Open New Stone Building on Greenpoint Ave
The bank constructs a granite bank building with a 15 foot deep dome and wide exterior. Ground floor banking room occupies almost all space with rear offices for the president and secretary. The two story rear houses trustees rooms in oak and mahogany finishes, while the basement holds lockers and vaults. Architects Helmle & Hubberty. builder Jom Pierce Company. The bank expects to be settled for its fortieth anniversary. This year marks the move from Franklin Oak to Manhattan avenues and later Greenpoint avenue after multiple relocations since its founding.
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Noble Street
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The
Jom Peirce Company
Ethel Skips Friendly Farewell Message
A girl named Ethel plans supper with a late friend but fails to bid Mar’an’s mother good night as instructed. She offers a clumsy excuse about a spill on her dress and says her confection is ruined, while the mother seeks proper courtesies.
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