Private Sewer Connections Supervised By Commission
The street surface will be disturbed only once to install private sewers. Property owners are urged to apply for connections within street lines to secure favorable contractor prices. Mr. Franklin Henshaw is named as the commission's representative to supervise all private sewer connections. owners should confer with him before starting work.
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The
Sewer Commission
Franklin Henshaw
Henshaw
Contemporaries Parade Odd Local Humors
A collection of brief clippings and jokes from various papers notes humorous mishaps. Gus Maffry stumbles into a Welsh Choir dressing room and freezes in surprise at the audience. A bee stung burlesque company faces a botched show and no printed program. Quips cover labor, family duty, medicine, and a local election rumor, with light satire throughout.
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Gus Maffry
Gus
Macon
Times-Democrat
McNeal Musical
Zanesville
sBenesly
Obie
Dispatch
Soldiers of fortune sing of Mexico battleecho
The piece discusses a popular song praising Yankee troops marching to Mexico. It contrasts childlike verses with adult authorship and notes the chorus expresses collective aspirations and longing heard by hundreds of thousands across the nation.
Ethical and Moral Debate on Suffrage and Public Welfare
The article surveys debates on suffrage tactics and public welfare in Yonkers and New Rochelle. It praises rational suffrage while noting concerns over militant methods and urges cooperation among local charities. Speakers include Mr. Macy, B E Dealey, Dr. Leroy Hubbard, Miss Parsons, and Miss Marion Wallace outlining health, sanitation, and relief efforts.
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Cochran
Yonkers
Vanatie
Macy
B. E. Dealey
Organized Charities of
New Rochelle
Leroy Hubbard
Westchester
Putnam Counties
New York City
Department of Public Nurses
Miss Parsons
Woman's Institute of
Marion Wallace
Bronxville
Eastchester Relief Association Meets for Cooperation
Eastchester Relief Association hosts leaders from Scarsdale Mount Vernon Yonkers Tuckahoe New Rochelle and others at Crow's Nest. Francis McLane National Associated Charities secretary urged trained leadership and public cooperation to improve relief work. Everit Macy Westchester County Poor Commissioner described failing laws and urged updated legislation.
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Eastchester
Everit Macy
Westchester County
New Assistant Manager Appointed at Hotel Gramatan
Mr. Henri Pauchey resigns as assistant manager of Hotel Gramatan to run his own Hotel Bevan in Larchmont New York. He is replaced by Mr. J H Gerardi formerly with Hotel Knickerbocker New York City bringing years of experience to the Gramatan.
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Henri Pauchey
Gramatan
Larchmont
N. Y
Bevan
J. H. Gerardi
Knickerbocker
New York City
Pau
Chey
Gerardi
Too Many Lawyers Need Reform in Legal System
The author argues for fewer lawyers but better trained and educated in the United States. The piece criticizes the antiquated, technical administration of justice and the crude conception of law by many practitioners. It calls for improving legal education and supporting top law schools like New York University and others.
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ADK Sale
United States
New York Unieruity
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