The Builder of Bridges at Powers Theater
Frances A Cook reviews Miss Gladys Hanson and Mr Kyrle Bellew in The Builder of Bridges a witty romantic drama with Edward Thursfield a thoughtful engineer and Dorothy Farrigay whose scheme drives a lively plot Bellew’s portrayal praised as perfection and the show called well worth seeing in Chicago The Grand Opera House offers If I Had Money a light comedy about a Montana gold fever Mrs Jim Griggs seeks education and romance amid comic misadventures leading to a hopeful but modest finish.
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Frances A. Cook
Kyrle Bellew
Dorothy Farrngay
Edward Thursfield
Thursfield
Mr. Bellew
Bellew
Gladys Hanson
Dorothy Farrigay
Thomas Whiffen
Faringay
Yellow Dog
Mon
Tellow Dog
Will Leaves 310000 to Massapequa Servant and Wardrobe
New York Oct 2 Hannah Davenport longtime servant of Mrs Josephine K Jones of Massapequa receives 10000 and all wearing apparel under the will with a codicil for burial in the Jones mausoleum at Cold Spring Harbor Executors report estate valued at 1000000 Other legatees include Louise Floyd Jones Edward Floyd Jones and several family members with varying life interests and outright sums Church and charity bequests are noted plus residue to Edward B Wiey Jones
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New York
Hannah Davenport
Josephine K. Jones
Massapequa
Julia Dyslancer Floyd-Jones
Louisse Floyd-Jones Thorn
Jones
Manhattan
Edward H Floyd-Jones
William Edward Jones
Florence
Sarah
Edward Floyd-Jones Thorn
Joseph Floyd- Jones Whipple
Emily McVeizh
Grace Church
South Oyster Bay
St. John's Church
Cold Spring Harbor
Church Charity Foundation
Cathedral of St. John the Divie
Edward B. Wieyé-Jones
Two Chauffeurs Committted for Murder in Street Killings
New York October 3 two chauffeurs Joseph Grimes and John O Hanlon were committed to the Tombs by Coroner Shrady after a jury found both guilty of homicide in street deaths. Assistant DA Turnbull plans to seek first degree murder charges from the grand jury.
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New York
Shrady
Robert Turnbull
Turnbull
William Darragh
Sing Sing
Ingevard Trimble
Joseph E. Grimes
John O' Hanlon
Grimes
John O'Neil
O'Neil
Columbus Avenue
John McDonough
O'Hanlon
Elizabeth Bott
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Miss Bott
Katherine
O’hanlon
George W. Callahan
W. Seventy-seventh Street
West End Avenue
Callahan
Henry Clews
Banker's Office
Soul Side Events Highlight Mrs Cuppingers Twenty Fifth
Rev and Mrs H C Cuppinger hosted a reception at their Lexington Avenue home marking their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Congregants and friends called. Also noted are marriages and visits including Miss Maude Rector and Oscar C Flowers wedding at Rev Albert Hurlstone's home and plans for their residence at 1702 Buckle Street.
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H. C. Cuppinger
Lexington Avenue
Cuippinger
Edwin Ray Church
Maude Rector
Mildred Rector
Oscar C. Flowers
Albert Hurlstone
Flowers
Buckle Street
A Dashing Belle Weds in Empire Home Ceremony
Elsa Bertermann of Ely Minnesota married Arthur S. Hotchkiss yesterday at the bride's parents’ home on E Washington street. Rev J C Hangen officiated. Guests included Herbert Bettermann and daughter Helen of Peoria and Mr and Mrs Davis of Knightstown. The couple will reside in Ely Minnesota after a stop in Chicago. Hotchkiss formerly lived in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Bertermann
John Bertermann
Arthur S. Hotchkiss
Ely
Minn
E. Washington Street
Original Woman of Impulse Marriages and Escapes
Mrs Marion Gilhooly Lawrie daughter of Judge Patrick F Gilhooly of Elizabeth New Jersey once dubbed the originial woman of impulse. She divorced Fred Ellie Lawrie former secretary to John W Gates and a New York broker. She fled in 1895 to New York and secretly wed Lawrie then left her certificate in a Broadway car. She traveled to Europe living in Paris and reportedly offered shows at Folies Bergeres and other theaters while pursuing piano brilliance. She has stated first thoughts are often the best ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gilhooly Lawrie
Patrick F. Gilhooly
Elizabeth
N. J
Lawrie
Fred Ellie Lawrie
John W. Gates
New York City
Philadelphia
New York
Bear shot dead after attacking boy in Alger County
In Chatham Michigan near Gatiss, hunting separated father John H. Gatiss and his 11 year old son. The boy climbed a tree as a large black bear lunged. Gatiss fired, killing the bear through the heart. It weighed 400 pounds and was described as the largest in Alger County and likely among Michigan's biggest.
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Chatham
Mich
John H. Gatiss
Gates
Alger County
Phenomenon on the throne says new chancellor
Berlin report says Germanys new chancellor, more versed in government than society, once praised the Austro-Hungarian emperor. The joke circulating here claims he called the sovereign the most remarkable and most interesting phenomenon on a throne during a Vienna visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Vienna
Mother's Lap Receives Boy Falling From Roof
Seven year old David Evans fell from the roof of a two story house at 924 Gerritt Street Philadelphia on October 2. A gust pulled him from his kite line and he slid into his mother's lap on the front doorstep breaking his right forearm. He escaped major injuries. The mother, shocked and hysterical, needed medical care after the incident.
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Philadelphia
David Evans
Ths House
Gerritt Street
Young Evans
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Jim Griggs
Senson
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Louis Lucker
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Bertha Test
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J. H. Byers
Gertrude Porter
Barbara Cullen
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Indianapolis
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G A. Kirkwood
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