Identifier: valentinesmanual15brow (find matches)
Title: Valentine's manual of old New York
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Brown, Henry Collins, 1862-1961
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Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Valentine's Manual Inc.
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a, $40,000,000. June 21—The Italian War Commission arrived from Washingtonat the Battery, Pier A, headed by the Prince of Udine. TheCommission was received by Nicholas Murray Butler andLloyd C. Griscom, former Ambassador to Italy, and the othermembers of the Mayors Committee. They proceeded byway of Battery Place and Broadway to the City Hall, wherethey were received by the Mayor and Senator Marconi. June 22—The Merchants Association entertained the Italian WarCommission at luncheon. Many prominent business menwere present. In the evening a dinner was given at the Waldorf-Astoriaby the Mayor. Nearly a thousand representative citizensattended. ( 310) MISERY 1 TIM SALOON 42d STREET, Opposite the Crystal Palace*. KEW YOIK.E. GREENFIELD & CO. Would glre notice to the public that they have fitted up thesecond floor of the LATTING OBSERVATORY AS A LADIES Ice Cream & Refreshment SA.Xjolonxr, Where they are now prepared to serve ladies and gentlemen with BREAKFAST, DINNER AND TEA,
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And all the various kinds of refreshments of the best the market aftords. Private Parties served on the shortest notice. >. B.— I his is the largest and best ventilated Saloon in the city .ex-tending from 42d to 43d streets, 200 feet in depth ENTRANCE OX 42d STREET. E GREENFIELD & CO. Baktr Godwin k Co.. Printers. Tribune Buildings. \ 3pruce Street, NcVYwbr Latting Observatory, north side of 42nd Street, opposite Crystal Palace, 1855. Interesting old hand bill of the period. The birds-eye view of New York by Hill, shown in our supplement, was made from this tower. OF OLD NEW YORK June 23—Announcement was made that New York City sub-scribed the total of $1,186,788,400 for the First Liberty Loan,being $586,788,400 over her quota. The total for the coun-try was $3,035,226,850, being $1,035,226,850 oversubscribed. June 27—The Red Cross Campaign closed with the full amountsubscribed—$100,000,000, New Yorks quota, being well over-subscribed. July 3—New York Citys registratio

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