Wealthy East Siders and their irregular mansion rows
A New York City survey of upscale East Side homes shows several prominent residents and their address clusters. It notes Rev Dr Dun nell at a parish rectory near slums, Aaron Broude at Henry street, ex Coroner Fitzpatrick at 268, Henry Campbell at 3 adi street, and others. The piece ponders housing wealth, lavish exteriors, and rent as a measure of status amid surrounding tenements.
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Dunnell
Nework
All Saints
Aaron Broude
Henry Street
Fitzpatrick
Catharine
Henry Campbell
Tradesmen’s National Bank
Aay
Where Tim Campbell Lived Grand and Attorney Streets
A feature on a new East Side apartment near Grand and Attorney streets contrasts grand housing with nearby tenements. It follows Congressman Goldfogle’s residence at 16 Columbia Street and explores the comfort, views, and social attitudes of tenants who choose urban living over outlying mansions. The piece profiles the Campbell and Goldfogle households, their rooms, libraries, and the politics of staying where they are despite wealth differences.
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Sluma
Oriental Square
Clinton Street
Rosenthal
United States
Leghorn
Italy
Tim Campbell
Oriental Pork
Congressman Goldfogle
Bowery
Grand
Attorney Streets
Upper West Side
Grand Street
New York
Anna
Sidys Supreme Rari
Lemin
Gernin Exchange
Eis Broidway
Wba
Ard
Trians
Chrouscoe
Tate
Triers
Dowon
Campbell
Columbia Street
Godrogle
Thas
Tim
David Harum
Campbells
Galdfoyle
Mrt
Goldfoge
Central Park
Michael J Adrian
Broadway
Madison
Benjamin Hoffman
Patrick Keemnan
Jerome
East Side
Rutgers Street
East Side Wealth and Old Homes Amid Big City Change
The East Side showcases long-standing mansions and a mix of wealth and tenement life near East Broadway. Notable figures include banker Adrian, Borough President Forhearn, and connections to Theodore Roosevelt’s grandfather, with Clinton Hall’s roof garden drawing swells to the area.
Rhubarb King Turns Banker to Farmer in Northwest
From financial panic to farming, W H Paulhamus, once a Seattle bank cashier, becomes a rhubarb king on a forty seven acre Oregon Washington area, planting six acres of pie plant and leveraging winter greenhouses, raspberries, blackberries, poultry, asparagus, and Jersey cattle to build a diverse, profitable empire.
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W H Paulhamus
Seattle
Wash
Rhubard
Washlington
Northwest
Washington
Plymouth Rock
Blue Grass
Old Kentucky
Ancient remedy for biliousness offered as charm relief
A fragment describes biliousness as a common ailment and stresses the need to restore secretive organs to full function. It suggests using a remedy that acts as if by a charm to provide relief, implying a traditional or secretive treatment method.
Berlin satirical show mocks Roosevelt as Miss Alice
Special correspondence from The Sunday Post reports in Berlin at the Metropol Theater a satirical English comedy Ei Tolles Jahr portraying President Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt. Henry Bender plays Roosevelt in Rough Rider khaki with Stars and Stripes accoutrements while a German girl represents Alice chewing gum and delivering slang lines. The skit, in Weber and Fields style English, draws roaring laughter as Roosevelt and Alice perform a cakewalk, mocked by a caricatured Prince Cuno and the German audience.
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Sunday Post
Berlin
President Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Metropol Theater
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Bender
Germany
Bender
White House
Bryan
Metropol
Miss Alice
Weber and Fields
Prince Cuno Kyvlil
William
Prince Cunn
Roosevelt
Alice
Fads and Foibles in Parisian Passementerie Fashion
Special Correspondent notes Paris trims in gold thread etc with handwork beads and wheels. Describes mauve silk crepe gowns with passementerie, fur trims, dark furs, and narrow-seamed coats. Paris blouses use ribbon and lace with contrasting skirts. Paris broadcloth costumes feature basque tops and flowing hats. Mrs James A Stillman wears a large tricorne hat with yellow accents. Repp fabrics appear in muted tones. jeweled laces and epaulets gain popularity in London fashion.
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Tot
Sunday Post
New York
MONG
Paris
Passementerie
James A. Stillman
Misa
If Potter
Eton
Little Dorothy Tells the Story of a Steak
A humorous account of a block gossip scene about steak prices, meat markets, and tariff talk. Neighborhood women Mrs Bigglebee, Mrs Rutley, Mrs Sigglebee, and others discuss Saunder's prices, car fare, and the spectacle of a steak dropped from a window, sparking a chaotic scene with dogs and neighbors reacting in amusement.
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Little Dorothy
Rutley
London
Siggiebee
Jones
Daddy
Censored Opera Libretto Drops Roosevelt Name
The Metropolis censors force edits to Ein Tolles Jahr with Roosevelt removed from the libretto. The President and his daughter are referenced only as Mr and Miss Washington as the work nears official sanction.
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Roosevelt
Washington
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EL Gmints
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Tleris
Furty
Jacob A Westervelt
East Brand
Wey
Adrian
Grana Streets
Oriental Park
Autumohigs
Steavn Yachis
Stand Street
Co Wearn
Heven
Parker
Sang
Lome Sele
East Broadway
Theodore Roosevelt
John Dhe
Robart Hue Factory
Joseph
Anery
Fifth Avenue
John Forhearn
Acros
Henry
Madson
Henry and
Scammet Streets
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lfe
Seward Park
Tompkins Square
Clinton Hall
Delmonico’s
Mast Side
Uptown
Beecham
Solo
Burlesque the President
Mr.” and
Weber
Fields
Venice
Henry Poor
Mrs. Poor
William T. Moore
Moore
Sherry
Ogden Goetet
Ogden Goelets
Delmonico
John McCullough
Anna Dodge
Sttiman
Fid Potter
Harry 8
Redmond
Levis Thompson
Europe
Harry Payne Whitneys
Scotland
Thompson
Barton Wilting
John Jacobstor
Robert Collier
Mia Callier
Sherry's
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