Training waitresses in Kansas City craft tea room
The Young Women’s Christian Association will open a craft tea room and waitress school on October 1 at 10th and Walnut streets. Miss Lassie Lane will serve as chancellor teaching domestic science. Trainees must be perfectly polite and punctual. infractions risk instant suspension. The project is run by the association’s educational department, which earlier raised funds at Old World Markets.
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Kansas City
10Th
Walnut Streets
Young Women’s Christian Association
Gise
Lassie Lane
The
Young Women's Christian Association
White House China Aims for Complete Presidential Ware
Abby G. Baker outlined the White House Collection of Presidential China in Century. President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt urged expansion to include ware from every administration. Mrs. Roosevelt led identification and sourcing, preferring donations or loans over purchases to build a patriotic, historically valuable set.
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White House
Presiderties
Abby G. Baker
Colonel Symons
China
Symons
Roosevelt
Adventitious Character of Women Provokes Indignation
The current American Magazine article by W J Thomas argues women lack fixed virtue and are shaped by men. He contends purity is a convenience, women seek neighbors' respect, and many enjoy the house cat role. He urges women to pursue independent work to foster shared intellectual life with men.
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W. J. Thomas
University of Chicago
Pope
Thomas
Samson and
Odysseus
Bernard Shaw
Fashion Fobs and Finery Fill Shop Windows Today
Window displays show tiny baby gloves and mittens in silk and wool for a few cents, brown jackets and knicker bockers for small boys, and blue and velvet hats. A blue cloth gown with white lace and a black broadcloth coat with fawn vest highlight recent trends. An ornate yellow satin hat, gray beaded trimmings, and artificial orchids add refined touches, with a $100 price tag on a fur set.
Directoire skirt gains hold in fashionable wear
The Tribune Pattern notes the Directoire or sheath-fitting skirt as a growing fashion. It highlights a graceful, versatile form suitable for most materials and shows an illustration featuring silk and wool fabric with matching color embroidery. alternatives include appliqué or bordered material.
Baby Drowns In Milk Bucket Near Springfield Home
The ten month old daughter of farmer S. O. Middlemas near Springfield Missouri fell into a milk bucket on the back porch and drowned before parents could rescue her. The incident occurred yesterday as the child wandered near the bucket.
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Springfield
S. O. Middlemas
Middlemas
Hot water bag disables officer during retirement claim
In San Francisco on September 24 Captain Edwin G. Davis of the 61st Coast Artillery seeks retirement after stating a hot water bag caused severe burns to an ankle bruised in the Philippines. The scalding heat allegedly damaged the foot tissues.
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San Francisco
Army
Edwin G. Davis
61St Coast Artillery
Philippines
Display of Rare Skins in New York Window
A furrier on 34th Street showcases a window full of silver fox and Russian sables valued at 500000. The display targets wholesale buyers nationwide, though not all skins will reach New York wardrobes.
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34Th Street
New York
New Owner for West 15th Street House
The Duress Company H M Weil and Joseph Burke sold No 3% to 334 West 15th Street a six story apartment house on a plot Ox feet The owner of record is Maria F Simpson.
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H. M. Weil
Joseph Burke
West 15Th St
Maria F. Simpson
Registration Days This Year During October
The article lists registration days for voters this year as Monday October 5 Tuesday October 6 Saturday October 10 and Monday October 42 with registration hours from 7 a m to 10 p m. All eligible voters must register on one of these dates to be allowed to vote.
Judgments Filed Yesterday List of Debtors and Figures
Debtors listed include William A A Bartle Hannah S Foster Guy W A Culgin Phocion Howard Onward Construction Company and others. Monetary totals show 2 670 25 and 2 745 72 alongside case numbers and firms.
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Bartle
William A—A A Cock
Connelly
Hannah S—H Foster
Culgin
Guy W—A _ Ceruesi
Howard, Phocion—Onward Construction Company
McCormackee Company
Kertscher BR Ae Ie
Satisfaction Judgments List Debtor Creditor Dates
Debtor Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company v creditor Moran filed May 11 1907 or 1908. Other entries include Moran versus G Ties February 6 1908 and Peck Richard son November 21 1898. Additional names Salvin Paul H Gaipen et al June 1 1898 with fees and related entries.
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Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Comany A. M
Moran
Peck
Ee H
Iichardson
Salvin
Paul
H. Gaipen
Dover St Site Sold Investor Buye r Takes Four Buildings
The Charles F. Noyes Company sold four adjacent buildings at 269 Front Street 160 South Street and 36 38 Dover Street to an unnamed investor who plans extensive improvements. The sale marks the first parcel transfer in about fifty years. The deal followed prior sales by Dennis Preston Heilner Wolf and Klein Jackson on Broadway. The parcel spans about 144 feet on Dover Street and 4 000 square feet with north light. The purchase price exceeded 71000 dollars and the sellers had acquired the property in July 197 from the late Charles T. Barney.
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Charles F. Noyes
Ida M. Otz
Stelges & Stelges
Front St
South St
Dover St
Front
Dennis & Preston
Heilner & Wolf and
Klein &Jackson
Broadway
Charles T. Barney
Auction Results At Real Estate Exchange Vesey Street
Real estate auction results list multiple five story and six story dwellings in Manhattan. Purchases include a five story flat house at 2259 Seventh Avenue for 52 dollars with about 11,700 due and a 45,000 mortgage. 306 West 109th Street five story American basement dwelling for 7 dollars. other parcels on 96th and Edgecombe avenues, Broadway corners, and Bryant Avenue with prices from 19,500 to 52,500 and mortgages ranging to 45,000. Proceedings note adjournment to October 1 and mentions of taxes and liens totaling substantial sums.
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Vesey St
L. K. Ray
7Th Ave
West 109Th St
Myndert
A. Vosburgh
Joseph P Day
Sthave
96Th St. S
Columbus Ave
James V Keresey
109Th St
Broadway
Vosburgh
Edge— Combe Ave
137Th St
Maxwell Lustig
Washington Stone Cor
11Th St
Carteragt Builders’ Construction Co
G A Stearns
Atty
S H Weinhandler
Secor
Charles Weisberger
Helene Stein
Arnold Lichtig
S S Myers
L K_Ray
1St Ave
Josephine Vehren
Pietro Genchi
F ¢ Hunter
J R Schiff
James L Wells
Bryant Ave
Jennings St
Max Hirsch
J Pelikan
Arthur Knox
H E Parker
Property deal on Wadsworth Avenue plots sold to Trull
David Stewart sold for the New York and Long Island Realty Company a 370 by 100 foot plot forming fifteen lots on the west side of Wadsworth avenue near 190th street. The lots overlook the Hudson and Harlem valleys and are among the Fort George section's choicest parcels.
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David Stewart
New York and Long Island Realty Company
Wadsworth Ave
190Th St
William
Trull
Hudson
Harlem
Fort George
Plans to remodel flats and add foundations at Delancey Clinton corners
Plans filed to alter a flat house row at the northeast corner of Delancey and Clinton streets raising foundations to match the Williamsburg Bridge plaza grade. The $15 000 project is for Morris Weinstein Max Eisman and Harris Silberman. Sommerfeld and Steckler the architects.
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Delancey and
Clinton Sts
Williamsburg Bridge Plaza
Morris Weinstein
Max Eisman
Harris Silberman
Sommerfeld and
Steckler
No. 331
Bowery
S. Calderone
Bank St
Rudolph E
Gustave Schirmer
I. F. J. Weiher, Jr
Howard Chapman
Plans filed to convert Park Ave house into American basement dwelling
Buildings superintendent Murphy approves removals for four story plus basement dwelling at 61 Park Avenue owned by George Plymton. A red tile portico with Doric columns will grace the entrance hall. Dining room gains a leaded glass bay. A terrazzo vault will store books. Architect Charles A. Rich.
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Murphy
Park Ave
George Plymton
Charles A. Rich
Many Country Rentals Reported by Pease & Elliman
Pease and Elliman rent properties to multiple clients across New York and Connecticut. Fox hall at Westbury and Frank Mahler place at Mamaroneck are leased for various individuals including Mrs. John G. Hecksher and Walter S. Brewster. Additional properties include Windermere in Cedarhurst and a house on the Causeway Road at Lawrence, with tenants for Mrs. Helen Adams, J. G. Livingstone, the Woodmere Land Association, Arthur F. Cosby, and Dr. Joseph E. Winters.
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Pease & Elliman
Foxhall P
New House Planned for B N Duke at Fifth Avenue Corner
Benjamin N Duke of the American Tobacco Company will build a six and a half story residence on a 60 by 100 foot plot at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and 89th Street. The exterior will feature a classic design and the site was formerly owned by the late William B Leeds.
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Benjamin N. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Fifth Ave
89Th St
William B. Leeds
Brokerage Sales Report From The Market District
Slawson and Hobbs sold a vacant lot on the north side of 92d street, 200 feet east of West End Avenue, to a client. S. Marcus sold for St Nicholas Realty to Mrs Blanche Kaufman a four story dwelling at 476 West 1424th Street on a 17 by 99.11 foot lot. Arnold Byrne and Baumann sold for Picken Realty at 469 West 141st Street a four story American basement dwelling on an 18 by 99.11 foot lot. S Kashare sold the plot at 72 by 125 feet on the east side of Stebbins Avenue 250 feet north of 168th Street to builders for two six story flat houses. S Edmund McRickard and Co sold properties including the plot on the east side of Loring Place 345 feet north of 183rd Street 75 by 100 feet a dwelling on the west side of Andrews Avenue 120 feet south of 183rd Street and dwelling No 2086 Bathgate Avenue.
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Slawson & Hobbs
W. E. D. Stokes
West End Ave
S. Marcus
St. Nicholas Realty Company
Blanche Kaufman
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
Picken Real
S. Edmund McRickard & Co
Loring Place
Andrews Ave
Bathgate Ave
Real Estate Exchange Discusses Railroad Balting and Promoting NJ Realty
At the New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange gathering at No 20 Church Street Erie Railroad industrial commissioner Louis Jackson spoke on Railroad Balting and its impact on realty interests The planned Erie Railroad president Underwood address was canceled due to another engagement A debate on How Can the Sale of New Jersey Real Estate Host Be Promoted featured Joseph P Day H L Rounds E H Lambert and William Jeffery Montgomery Maze bought No 680 to 685 8th Ave 75x10 feet and Franklin Pettit acquired a plot at the southwest corner of Broadway and 115th Street
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New Jersey-New York Real Estate Exchange
Church St
Louis Jackson
Erie Railroad
Underwood
New Jersey
Joseph P. Day
H. L. Rounds
E. H. Lambert
William Jeffery
Montgomery Maze
8Th Ave
Franklin Pettit
Broadway
Listh St
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New- York Tribune
Travellers’ Co
East 30Th St
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West 15Th ST. House
Belnord
Long Island Real Estate
Thirty-fourth Street Ferry
Flatbush and
Nostrand Avenues
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Marlborough
Bierheim
Josiah White
Montclair
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Berkshire Hills
Interlaken
Laneville
Conn
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Beiful Mountain Lakes
Elesvatic
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Fine Views
Ap Me
Poin Bile
Uptown
165Th St
Amsterdam Ave
166Th St
Anna Ryan
Marsh
Attys
Riverside Drive
127Th St
Commonwealth Mort Coach
Rutland Realty Co
C_L Westcott
WB Caughlin
Long Beach
William H. Reynolds
R. R
Aplewood Hotel
White Mountains Superior Golf
Aplewood Cottage
Leon H. Cilley
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace Iron
Hudson Football
Mary Powell
King Desbrosses St
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Fisher's Island
Stonington
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Narragansett Pier
Newport
Providence
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Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Kew York
Tribune Building
Nassau St
State OF New York
County of New York
Robert Newton Crane
Janet Hay Lord
John Taylor Lord
Janet Gifford Hamilton
Edith Rebecca Lord
Janet Hay
Jennie Hay
Charles Robert Langenbacher
Spencer
Ordway & Wierum
William Street
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Frank Lord Warrin
Thomas Medley Lore
Arthur Perceval Hamilton
Kathleen Mary Hamilton
Hans Patrick Hamilton
Alan Fisher Hamilton
Eloise Lord Rider
Georgiana McMillan
Rowland E. Prothero
John T. Lord
Henry Bischoff
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Amy N. Frank
Harry Mack
William Carter
Builders’ Construction Company
Pneumatic Whitewash Company
William H. Holdsworth
Percy Holdsworth
Edwin H. Hess
Nathaniel J. Hess
John Holl
Bernard Holl
M.S
S. Isaacs
Cath—bert W. Pound
Supreme Court of the
New York County Court House
City of New York
IS. Isaacs
B. N. Duke
City
Bargain
William R. Ware
Berkshire
Madison Ayve
Cor
Madison Ave
John H. Moran
West 57Th Street
5Th
6Th Aves
E. S. Willard & CO
Pine Steel
John
Chelsea
Alattan Sua Are Hotel
W. Tith St
Ue Bownette
West List Street
HP Langham
Central Park West
74Th St
Chatsworth
72Nd St
F. R. Wood & CO
Bway
80Th St
Grand Central Station
Tribune
Otel Savoy
Sth Avenue
ST James
West
Bath
Otel Seville
29Th ST
Marie Antoinette
Bay and
67Th Street
Brooklyn Property
Flatbush
Star and Crescent Realty CO
Flatbush Ave
Woodruff Ave
New Jersey Real Estate
Englewood
Birtwhistle & Stainton C.O
Hudson Terminal Bldg
York City
Cort Depot Square
Country Property
U Eer
Naterview Manor
Hastings Homes Co
Stallman & Fulton Company
Charles G. Dopes
Soflubs
Eae A - Fisler
Arteners
Aessignee
Boron
Manhattan
Charles H. Beckett
County of
William_ Palmenberg
Sackett & Lang
Nassau Street
Borough of
City of
Dorothy M. Palmenberg
Executrix
N. Street
Irving School
J. M. Furman
A. M
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
N. N
Wm. J. Betts
Yale
Stamford
Time School
Thomas Stockham Baker
Port Deposit
Law Schools
NEW York Day School
Fulton St. Law School
George Chase
Shepard
F. H. Shepard
Carneste Hall
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
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Unica Square
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Lumbia
Cornell
Mass
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Emil E. Camerer
Arthur Williams
Hurdeen
Berkeley
West End
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East Street
Upwn &Mall
Columbia
Arthur H. Cutle
L. C. Mygatt
West 77Th Street
Borys
Colleges and Scientic Schools
Cymanasium
Irving
L. D. Bay
West 44Th St
Ray
East
Syrees
Barnard School For Bots
Ay. College P. & Gr.ae
Primar West
Allen-Stevenson
Friends School
Young Ladgies
Semple
Misses Rayson
West 75Th Street
de Lancey School
West 98Th St
Merrill-Van Laer
Giria Peebles
Thompson Hool
East Sith Street
Hamilton Institute For Gtrils
Barnard ‘School For Girls
College Prep
le Baron Drumm
New Yo ‘ East
ST. Mary’s School
Dade
SI -Peri
Elliman School
West 57Th St
Cpp Gardner
Fifth Avenue
Oetory
York Ethel Normal
Earle
Frriends' Seminary
Friends' School
Lieth St
Columbia University
Friends’ Seminary
Friends’ School
East 16Th St
Schermerton St
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Lenox Ave
S& Brooklyn
Court St
Homestead School
Loucks
A Loucks
Sanford
Palm Beagh
Deal
Grace Louise Lainhart
Palm Bon
Rye Seminary
S. J. Life
Stow Rye
New
Bethlbhes
J. Max Hark
Prin
FICE
Whitehall Street
U. S
Gowoe
Stee War Department
Commissary
Washington
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