New Theater Deck New York Opens With Italian Renaissance Style
The New Theater in New York at Central Park West showcases an Italian Renaissance inspired auditorium with marble stairways, red velvet seating, and a grand chandelier. Guests toured the grand foyer, stalls, and balconies, noting the graceful design, driftwood gray and gold scheme, and intricate marble details.
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New York
Sixty-second
Ensee
Sansovino
Piazza di San Marco
Venice
Midshipmen to Be Test Subjects for Radiograph Age Study
Naval academy in Annapolis plans a navy ordered test of Thotch's system using X rays of bone ends to determine age. Midshipmen will provide joint images to help enforce child labor laws and spot fraudulent enlistments.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Department
She Was First To Call Boat A She Origin Story
A fragment notes Ita Origin relates to the habit of naming boats as she and credits a Gentury as possibly the first man to steer a boat, hinting at gendered language roots in nautical culture.
Kennedy Bequest Details Largest U S Charity Gift
The late John Stewart Kennedy of New York leaves about half of a 30 million dollar estate to relatives and friends, with roughly 15 million to be divided among charitable and educational institutions worldwide. Major beneficiaries include Columbia University, the New York Public Library, Yale, Amherst, Dartmouth, Tuskegee Institute, Hampton Institute, and many other colleges and charities.
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John Stewart Kennedy
New York
United States
Yale College
New Haven
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Wiliams College
Williamstown
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Bowdoin Colege
Brunswick
Hamilton College
Clinton
Oneids County
University of Glasgow
Scotland
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee, Ala
Booker T. Washington
Hampton ‘Normal School
Agricultural Institute
Hampton, Va
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Perth Amboy
Presbyterian Home
East
Seventy-third Street
New York City
Board of Missions
Presbyterian Church
Bible House of
Constantinope
Turkey
New York Bible Society
Young Men's Christian Association of
City of New York
I Young Women's
Har Harbor
Segs Hospital
Par Harbor
Kennedy
M. K. Jesup
Ter
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Kennedy & Ing
Oar Practice Device and Hockey Talent Highlight 1909 News
The 1909 Michigan football season and Captain Allerdice are noted for enduring skill. Columbia coach Rice develops an indoor oar for blade work to ready freshmen, while Amateur Hockey sees clubs in New York seek new players from the Dominion. An old Sioux drum Wakanchanchegha is described along ceremonial uses.
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Rice
Coach Rice
Columbia
Amateur Hockey League of
New York
Gotham
Dominion
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Presbyterian Hospital
New York Public Library
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Presbyterian Church In
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United Charities
Robert College of
Constantinople
Presbyterian Board of Aid
American Bible Society
New York University
Charity Organization Society of the City of New York
Ita School of Philanthropy
Lefayette College
Easton
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Barnard College For Women
Teachers’ College
Elmira College
Elmira
Northfield Seminary
Northfield
Anatolia College
Marsovan
American Board of Foreign Missions
Berea College
Kentucky
Presbyterian Board of Relief For
Lake Forest University
Lake Forest
Center College
Danville, Ky
Syrian Protestant College
Heirat
Syria
New York Infirmary
Smyrna
National Academy of Design
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