Steinway Hall Through the Years in New York
The original Steinway Hall opened in 1866 in lower Manhattan with showrooms and a 2000 seat auditorium. The New York Philharmonic performed there until Carnegie Hall opened in 1891. The current Steinway Hall opened in 1925 in the same block as Carnegie Hall and marks its 70th birthday this year. Upstairs display memorabilia and pianos for sale while downstairs rent pianos for concert artists. Each handmade Steinway piano is voiced differently, leading to piano music often heard in the basement as pianists test instruments.
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Henry Z Steinway
New York
Steinway Hall
West 57Th Street
Lower Manhattan
Auditorum
New York Philharmonic
Carnegie Hall
Pelson to leave AT&T amid reintegration push in 1996
Pelson plans to exit AT&T as chairman of global operations in early 1996 amid a push to reassemble the Bell system. He casts the move as part of a broader shift toward vertical integration, one stop shopping on a single bill with cable TV internet and phone services. Analysts note AT&T’s return to local service while job insecurity rises for workers as the company splits and consolidates.
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Biduction
At&t
Pelson
Predivestiture Times
Sue G Swenson
Cellular One Im
San Francisco
Sprint
MCI
Adamak
Bell System
Adamuk
Jane Zweig
Herschel Shostech Associates
Maryland
Congress
Ma Bell
NOR and
McCaw Cellular
DRIPs Show Big Gains From Small Base Investments
The article notes that 76 DRIPs would have grown a $1,000 stake to $6,000 or more over a decade with dividends reinvested, citing Franklin Resources, Home Depot, and Paychex as examples. It discusses patience, compounding, and dollar cost averaging, plus options to add funds monthly or quarterly. It mentions a directory of DRIPs and NAIC programs, with buy-in costs and submission details.
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Standard & Poors
Franklin Resources
Home Depot
Standard & Poor
Evergreen Enterprises
Laurel
Sumie Kinoshita
S&p
Standard & Poor's
Broadway
New York
National Association of Investment Clubs
Tong
NAIC
Paper clip rivalries and a longer life for the Super Clip
Patents pile up as designer students test bugs in the simple paper clip. The Gem and Bulldog clips remain common while the Gothic clip is rarer. The Super Clip outperforms rivals for gripping sheets and offers uses from curlers to bag sealing. Howard Sufrin notes its niche value and $2.09 price for five, yet some fear cost.
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Petroski
United States
Froehlich
Howard Sufrin
Pittsburgh
Safrin
Malley’s Chocolates credits COSE for employee satisfaction and stable benefits
Adele Malley praises COSE for health insurance that covers 200 plus workers at 13 locations in Cleveland. She notes Blue Cross plans with low, stable COSE rates over ten years help staff budget and stay satisfied with their employer. The firm marks 60 years in business as COSE membership benefits extend to over 15 500 owners nationwide.
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Malleys Chocolates
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Wilner Nestor
Wiece
Tance Carriers
Brian Adamik
Yankee Group
Boston
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Denmark
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Switzerland
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Netherlands
Germany
Japan
Mexico
Brazil
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India
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Royal Oak
Cose
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Scist
Cleveland
Reir
Adele
Ge’ Atterdab'e Reaith Insurance
Blue Cross & B'se Shield
Ohio
Growth Association
BlueCross Blue Shield of
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