Suffrage Talk At Barnard Explains English Move To Vote
Professor J Shotwell introduces Mrs Philip Snowden the suffragette to Barnard students. She describes English women speaking publicly as normal and explains why suffrage is tied to social reforms. Mrs Snowden cites poverty, hunger, and overcrowded housing as driving women to demand the ballot, while anti suffragists defend privilege.
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England
Professor J. Shotwell
Philip Snowden
Barnard
Barnardee Theatre
London
John Burns
House of Commons
Anne Kenney
Mrs. Knowden
America
The
Pesker
Suffragettes Plan City Hall Demonstration Tomorrow
City Hall Park will host a suffrage banner protest at noon with Miss Helen Murphy leading the procession and Miss Trixie Fronza carrying the Votes for Women banner. Yellow sashes and banners will mark the event, with soap box speeches if no permit is granted, staged by the National Progressive Woman Suffrage Union's war end means committee to support registration cases before the courts.
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City Hall Park
City Hall
Helen Murphy
Trixie Fri
Friganza
Sofia Loebinger
Jery Coleman
Olive Pierce
Say what is light housekeeping cited in Harper’s Bazar
A humorous line from Harper's Bazaar defines light housekeeping as taking all meals with friends, reflecting playful social wit. The quote contrasts domestic duties with social dining in a light, period voice.
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Harper’s Bazar
Women Kiss Bryan at Waldorf Astoria Reception
At a morning reception for William Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Bryan the Woman's Democratic Club drew several thousand guests. A flurry of kisses followed as he entered, with two bold embraces on his cheeks and one on the neck, while Mrs. Bryan watched. He steadied himself with humor, thanked the club, and noted that only half the family was on view. A luncheon for Mrs. Bryan followed, and remarks touched on human brotherhood and campaign prospects.
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William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Club
Mrs. Bryan
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Bryan
Cerberus
Crosby
Billy Boy
Alice Fischer Harcourt
William Cumming Story
Harriet Johnston Wood
Beauty and Brains Claim in a Light-Hearted Exchange
A witty exchange recounts a beautiful woman retorting to a serious article claiming beauty implies stupidity. She argues that many plain women lack intellect and that bright eyes reflect inner brightness, asserting beauty and brains often align. The humor rests on overturning the article’s premise.
Pretty Princess Apron Charm Catches Readers Eye
A brief Tribune note praises a tiny labor friendly princess apron pattern. The simple project promises practicality and charm, appealing to crafters who seek easy, attractive garment embellishments that can be adapted to any apron base.
City to extend high pressure fire system to East Side district
The Board of Estimate allocates 1.8 million for extending the high pressure water system from Bowery to East River and East Houston to Oliver street. I. M. de Varona notes tests under his supervision show rapid water delivery and broad protection, with total project cost around 7 million for four districts and completion targeted as funds permit.
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Department of Water Supply
Gal
Bowery
East River
East Houston
Oliver Street
Chambers Street
Broadway
North River
I. M. de Varona
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Third Avenue
East 14Th 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 Railroad Yearly Earnings Report
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company reports fiscal year ends June 30 with gross earnings of 12 087 735 down from 12 690 061 and 11 586 095 in 1906. Net earnings are 4 109 112 after operating expenses and taxes of 7 978 623 and other charges.
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Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Chicago & Alteon
Provident Life Condition In New York Report
Albany October 26 Nelson B Hadley an examiner in the State Insurance Department criticises the Philadelphia syndicate control of Provident Savings Life Assurance Society. The report dated October 6, made public by Superintendent Kelsey, cites self serving aims under old management and a $18 000 annual VP salary while noting improved policyholder interests and reduced capital impairment from 414 601 to about 270 000 and surplus rising from 154 328 to about 300 000.
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Albany
Nelson B. Hadley
State Insurance Department
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
Philadelphia Syndicate
Hadley
Kelsey
Ogden Ave Plot Sold and Large Frontages Reported
Real estate activity shows major deals including Louis Meickes selling for John F Kaiser a plot with 218 feet on Macomb's Dam Park and 1 foot on Ogden and Woodycrest. William Salomon bought a 100 by 150 foot lot at 6th Street and Central Park West opposite the Society of Ethical Culture. Jacob Herb sold five lots at St Nicholas Avenue and 164th Street to 164th Street Realty and Construction Company for a six story elevator apartment project. Mrs L A Bend sold about ten acres on Riverdale Avenue opposite the Percy R Pyne estate. David Stewart brokered. Plans filed to convert the northeast corner hotel at Seventh Revenue and 22d Street into a dwelling with a ground floor store, leased to Thomas Kiernan. Remodeling plans also filed for 48 Fifth Avenue showroom for Robert Graves Company, with John G Hoge as owner and E R Taylor as architect. Alterations approved for tenements 618-622 Greenwich Street and 422 East 9th Street to comply with Tenement House Department rules, by A Busselle and A Brocener.
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Louis Meickes
John F. Kaiser
Macomb's
Dam Park
Ogden and
Woodycrest Avenues
William Salomon
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 Revenue
22D Street
Adolph Kronike
Gweiling
Thomas Kiernan
Greenwich Street
Edward Wanty
East Mth Street
William P. Shannon
A. Busselle and
A. Brocener
Tinton avenue and surrounding properties listed with owners and architects
Multiple New York street addresses describe two five story tenements and several brick dwellings with specified dimensions and owners. Included are John De Rose Co and Goldner & Goldberg as architects, plus other property listings with Siiverman Leader Bloom and Charles M Straub and Hemmer Realty Co. Also notes on Kingsbridge Terrace properties and a Creek Decatur area brick tenement with various owners and architects.
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Tinton Ave
150Th St
John de Rose & Co
Goldner & Goldberg
Washington Ave
171St St
Siiverman
Leader & Bloom
Charles M Straub
Kingsbridge Terrace
Kingsbridge Head
Frederick Schill
Thom & Wilson
Ceseeceen
Good Steel Report Expected For United States Steel
The United States Steel Corporation will publish its statement for the three months ended September after the board meeting this afternoon. Markets expect net earnings of at least 25 million, with forecasts up to 27 million. Past quarters show strong earnings growth, while June's quarter reached about 20.27 million. Unfilled orders on hand as of June stand at 3.31 million tons, the lowest in the firm's history aside from a few earlier years, with a high of 8.49 million tons recorded. Wall Street anticipates a favorable rise in this metric declined since 1913.
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United States Steel Corporation
Board of
Wall Street
Guanajuato Jalisco Development Co Incorporation Filed
Albany Oct 26 The Guanajuato Jalisco Development Company of New York with a $4,000,000 capital filed a certificate of incorporation for mining purposes. Directors are James C Hinchliffe of Paterson NJ George F Handel Samuel C Worthen and Frederick Mellor of New York.
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Albany
Guanajnuato-Jalisco Development Company
New York
James C. Hinchliffe
Paterson
N. J
George F. Handel
Samuel C. Worthen
Frederick Mellor
Tenement House at 2621 Third Avenue Sells in Foreclosure
A foreclosed tenement house with store at 2621 Third Avenue, on a 25 by 100 foot lot, sold for 26025 to August Kuhn from Samuel Marx. Auction results list multiple properties and debts including taxes, ref bills, and adjourned sales at Vesey Street exchanges, with numerous parcels in Manhattan and Brooklyn and varying mortgage terms.
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Third Avenue
Vesey Street
Samuel Marx
August Kuhn
Real estate transfers and leases in Manhattan and Brooklyn
Pease & Elliman sell 112 West 72d Street four story dwelling on an 18 by 102.2 foot lot. Achille Starace trustee sells 312 East 39th Street five story tenement on a 25 by 75 foot lot. Benenson sells to Riley & Loughney a plot on Woodlawn Road west of Hull Avenue. Gray leases space at 23 West 18th Street to Illustrated Art Publishing Company. Denzer Brothers lease 10,000 sq ft at Nos. 15 and 17 East 16th Street to Cam Mann, Voorhees & Floyd. 5,000 sq ft at No. 38 West 18th through No. 41 West 17th to Charles J. Jones. 5,000 sq ft at No. 9 Broadway corner 21st Street for Max Freund. 6,000 sq ft at Nos. 131 and 183 Bleecker Street for William A. White & Sons. W. R. Mason buys Nos. 243 and 215 West 88th Street through 5 B. Goodale & Son.
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Pease & Elliman
Harry A. Buchman
West 72d Street
Achille Starace
Catherina Rizzo
East 39Th Street
B. Benenson
Riley & Loughney
Woodlawn Road
Hull Avenue
E. W. Gray
Seaman Realty Holding Company
West 18Th Street
Illustrated Art Publishing Company
Denzer Brothers
Max Kurzrok
Hyman Hein
East 16Th Street
Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd
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
5. B. Goodale & Son
Building Loan Contracts on Cambrelling and Beaumont Aves
A series of building loan contracts are recorded with multiple lenders and borrowers. Details cite addresses on Cambrelling and Beaumont avenues, and nearby streets, with loan amounts ranging from 35,000 to 986,000. Names include Guy J Brine, Joseph Shausk, Ferguson Brosen-Simeering Co, A J Schwarzler Co, Elyiel Realty Co, and City Mortgage Co.
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Cambrelling
Beaumont Aves
Guy J
Joseph Shausk
Bryant
Game Toans Elyiel Realty Co
Pattern No 6148 for various bust sizes mailed on request
A New York Tribune notice offers pattern No 6148 in three bust sizes emai l22 or 4, medium 36 or 28, large 40 or 42 inches. Materials required are specified in yards for different widths with insertion. Send 10 cents plus address to Pattern Department for mailing, or add 7 cents for letter postage.
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