Suffrage Talk at Barnard College with English Suffragette
Professor J Shotwell introduces Mrs Philip Snowden English suffragette at Barnard College lecture. She contrasts outdoor speaking in England with U S norms, recounts encounters with male hecklers, and stresses that suffrage arises from poverty and hunger in England. She cites Anne Kenney and police, argues women seeking votes are part of a broader social cause.
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England
Ian Oxford
Professor J. Shotwell
Philip Snowden
Barnardee Fing
Barnard Eee
London
John Burns
Burns
House of Commons
Anne Kenney
Mrs. Snowden
America
Suffragettes to Demonstrate at City Hall Park
Suffragettes plan a noon protest at City Hall Park to raise funds for the registration case. They will parade with yellow sashes and banners, some carrying Votes for Women, and one banner led by Miss Murphy. Miss Friganza and others will speak from a soap box if no permit is granted. They depart from headquarters at 122 Best 234 street by taxi around 11:30.
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City Hall Park
City Hall
Helen Murphy
Trixie Friganza
Olive Pierce
Miss Murphy
Ways End Means Committee
National Progressive Woman Suffrage Union
Morst
Best 234
Say What Is Light Housekeeping In Novel Text
A quoted line from Harper's Bazaar defines light housekeeping as taking all meals with friends. The fragment hints at a casual domestic etiquette remark.
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Harpers Bazar
Women Kiss Bryan at Waldorf Astoria Reception
At a Woman's Democratic Club event in the Waldorf Astoria, William Jennings Bryan received two demonstrative kisses from admirers as Mrs. Bryan watched. The reception drew several thousand guests, with speeches, music, and a luncheon after. Mrs. Bryan noted their family support, and attendees included Republican and suffrage figures.
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Democratic Club
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Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Bryan
Cerberus
Crosby
Billy Boy
Washington
Alice Fischer Harcourt
William Cumming Story
Harriet Johnston Wood
Beauty and Brains Opinion Piece Sparks Debate
An exchange among intimate friends rails at a serious article claiming beauty equals stupidity. The speaker argues against the notion, noting that clever women exist and that beauty may coexist with intellect, while mocking the idea that appearances foretell intelligence.
Pretty princess apron gains quick appeal in Tribune Pattern
The Tribune Pattern describes a tiny labor required to craft a pretty princess apron. It promises a practical, becoming style that can be made from any apron material, likely appealing to a broad readership seeking easy sewing projects.
City to expand high pressure fire system in lower Manhattan
The Board of Estimate and Aportionment provides 1800000 for extending the water supply gas and electricity high pressure fire mains from Bowery to East River and East Houston to Oliver street. I M de Varona reports tests and predicts rapid two minute water connections for future fires, with total four district cost near seven million.
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Oliver Street
Chambers Street
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North River
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Third Avenue
East Ith Street
de Varona
New York Fire Insurance Exchange
New York Board of Fire Underwriters
Continental Fire Insurance Company
East Houston Street
Oliver
Chicago and Alton Reports Fiscal Year Results
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company reports gross earnings of 12 087 735 for the year ended June 30, down from 12 690 061 prior year and 11 586 095 two years earlier. Net earnings were 4 109 112 with a surplus of 209 759 after dividends of 1 021 153. Total current assets 3 095 900, current liabilities 3 219 240, debt decreased 345 334. Securities owned face value 15 326 900, book value 10 501 473.
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Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Chicago & Alton
Equipment Trust
Provident Life's Condition Criticized by Examiner
Albany Oct 26 Nelson B Hadley state Insurance Department examiner denounces the Philadelphia syndicate control of Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York for selfish aims and extravagant pay. He credits current management for acting in policyholders' interest and notes capital impairment trimmed from 414,601 to 270,000 with surplus rising from 154,328 to about 300,000.
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Nelson B. Hadley
State Insurance Department
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
Philadelphia Syndicate
Hadley
Kelsey
Ogden Ave Plot Sold With Large Frontages In City Deals
Yesterday saw several major property transactions. Louis Meickes sold for John F Kaiser a plot fronting 218 feet on Macomb's Dam Park and 81 feet on Ogden and Woodycrest avenues. William Salomon acquired a 100 by 159 foot plot at 6th Street and Central Park West opposite the Society of Ethical Culture. Jacob Herb sold about five lots at St Nicholas Avenue and 164th Street to 164th Street Realty and Construction, plans for a six story elevator apartment to follow. Mrs L A Bend sold about ten acres on Riverdale Avenue opposite George W Perkins home. David Stewart acted as broker. Projects include converting the Seventh Avenue and 22d Street hotel into a dwelling with ground floor store, remodelling 485 Fifth Avenue for Robert Graves Company, and alterations to multiple tenement houses on Greenwich Street and East 19th Street under Tenement House Department rules.
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Macomb's
Dam Park
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Woodycrest Avenues
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6Ith Street
Central Park West
Herman Knapp
Society of Ethical Culture
Jacob Herb
St. Nicholas Avenue
164Th Street
Percy R. Pyne
Morris Estate
Independence Avenue
George W. Perkins
David Stewart
Murphy
Seventh Avenue
22D Street
Adolph Kronike
Thomas Kiernan
New Lessee
B. W. Berger
Fifth Avenue
John G. Hoge
Robert Graves Company
E. R. Taylor
Greenwich Street
Edward Wanty
East Mth Street
William P. Shannon
Abusselle and
A. Brocener
Bronx Building Plans and a Rail Line Finance Denial
The item lists multiple Bronx properties with addresses, parcel sizes, and owners including John De Rose & Co Siiverman and Frederick Schill with respective architects. It also reports no funds for a Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway double tracking project, stating officials found no treasury funds or planned securities for $3,000,000 in such improvements.
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W S
150Th St
John de Rose & Co
Goldner & Goldberg
Washington Ave
171St St
Siiverman
Leader & Bloom
Charles M Straub
Kingsbridge
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Steel report due as US Steel braces for gains
United States Steel Corporation plans to release its three months ended September 30 earnings after a board meeting this afternoon. Wall Street expects net earnings of at least 25 million dollars, with forecasts reaching 26 to 27 million. Last four years quarter figures ranged from 18.8 to 43.3 million. Unfilled orders on June 30 stood at 3.32 million tons, the smallest in company history aside from four prior declines. the record was 8.49 million tons on December 31, 184. The market anticipates a favorable rise in this metric.
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United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Guanajuato-Jalisco Development Company Files Incorporation
Albany Oct 26 The Guanajuato Jalisco Development Company of New York with capital 4 000 000 organized for mining and filed a certificate of incorporation with the Secretary of State Directors named James C Hinchliffe Paterson N J George F Handel Samuel C Worthen and Frederick Mellor New York.
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Guanajuato-Jalisco Development Company
New York
James C. Hinchliffe
Paterson
N. J
George F. Handel
Samuel C. Worthen
Frederick Mellor
Tenement House in Upper Third Avenue Sold in Foreclosure
In foreclosure auctions at Real Estate Exchange Vesey street Samuel Marx sold a tenement house with store at 2621 Third Avenue on a 25 by 100 foot lot for 26025 to August Kuhn. The amount due was about 25000. Other auctions listed include multiple 5 story tenements and stores with varied due amounts and adjournments to November 9.
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Third Avenue
Vesey Street
Samuel Marx
August Kuhn
Real estate sales and leases in New York properties
Pease and Elliman sell a four story dwelling at 112 West 72nd Street to Harry Buch man on an 18 by 102.2 foot lot. Achille Starace sells 312 East 39th Street five story tenement on a 2 by 75 foot lot to Catharina Rizzo. Benenson sells 650 by 100 feet on Woodlawn Road north side, west of Hull Avenue, to Riley and Loughney. Gray leases space at 23 West 19th Street to Illustrated Art Publishing. Denzer Brothers lease 10,000 square feet at East 16th Street for Cam Mann, Voorhees & Floyd. 5,000 square feet at 38 West 18th through 41 West 17th for Charles J. Jones. 920 Broadway corner 21st Street, 5,000 square feet for Max Freund. 127 to 131 Mercer Street, 6,000 square feet for William A. White & Sons. W R Mason buys 243 and 23 West 88th Street, via S B Goodale & Son.
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Pease & Elliman
Harry A. Buchman
Achille Starace
Catherina Rizzo
East 39Th Street
B. Benenson
Riley & Loughney
Woodlawn Road
Hull Avenue
E. W. Gray
Seaman Realty Holding Company
West 1Éth Street
Illustrated Art Publishing Company
Denzer Brothers
Max Kurzrok
Hyman Hein
East 16Th Street
Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd
West 18Th Street
West 17Th Street
Charles J. Jones
Broadway
21St Street
Max Freund
Mercer Street
William A. White & Sons
Bleecker Street
W. R. Mason
West 88Th Street
S. B. Goodale & Son
Building loan contracts and figures across multiple properties
Summary of building loan agreements including Cambrelling and Beaumont Aves properties with 45,000 loan to Joseph Shausk on 180th St area near Fort Washington Ave, and several other loans: Ferguson Bros Engineering Co, Sage tuacrena 85,000 on Clay Ave near 168th St, A J Schwarzier Co 48,000 on Bryant Ave near 1724 St, and Hiviel Reality Co 86,000.
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Bryant
Hiviel Reality Co
Pattern No 6148 for ladies bust sizes in three cuts
A New York Tribune Pattern Department notice details material quantities for quilting muslin lawn and inserts in medium, small, and large bust sizes. It states yardage for 24 and 44 inch widths and 5% insertion, with price 10 cents plus optional 2 cent extra for letter postage. Send pattern number and bust measure to the Pattern Department, New York Tribune.
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New- York Tribune
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