Dean Hoffman the Richest Clergyman in New York
A feature on Dean E A Hoffman head of the Union Theological Seminary, detailing his wealth rivaling Vanderbilts, his charitable yet businesslike career, and influence across New York clergy. It notes properties, offices, and his ties to the Hoffman House network, plus related figures like Ed Stokes and Croker in the city’s power circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hoffman
New York
George Vanderbilt
Edwin Goula
Union Theological Seminary
Seth Low
Columbia
Hoffman
Low
Bridgeport
Grace Church
Brooklyn
Keller
New Jersey
F& Our Beer
Hoffman Arms
Hoffman House
Charles
Baily Howards
Hatfuian
Vic
Ed Stoken
Ed Stokee
Anson Phelps Stokeses
Ansons
Hoffmans
Ansonia
Ming Pool
Ryenr
Stokes
Jim Fisk
Richard Croker
J. J Scannell
Scannell
Croker
New York City
Crimmins
Tammany Hall
Yacht baby born aboard English built liner Sybayite
The Sybayite, a magnificent steam yacht two miles offshore, hosted Edith Kingdon Gould and Jay Gould as they welcomed their sixth child aboard. Nurses, a lady’s maid, and a doctor attended the birth while the vessel remained in harbor. George Gould is listed as father with Edith Kingdon as mother. The report notes the city’s hot summer and the yacht’s floating home atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Ce
Goyotes
George Gould
Edith Kingdon
Augustin Daly
Theatrical Company
Jay Gould
Owen Langdon
X Rays To Be Studied At Roentgen Society Meeting
The Roentgen Society of the United States convenes in Buffalo on September 10 and 11 at the University of Buffalo. Founded March 26, 1900, the society has 500 members in the U.S. and Canada and many foreign correspondents. Reports will cover diagnostic and therapeutic uses of X rays, with emphasis on research, practical applications, and demonstrations of skia graphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roentgen Society of the
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
University of
Roentgen
Pan American expo awards honor fine arts at Buffalo
The Pan American expo jury reports many gold medals in group 1 oils water colors pastels and over 50 silver medals plus numerous bronze and honorable mentions. In group 2 sculpture Augustus Saint Gaudens receives a diploma and medal of honor with several silver and bronze honors awarded. Director William A Coffin notes the vast exhibits and high quality amid 1 800 entries and American country displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Fine Arts
Buffalo
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Paul W. Bartlett
Frederick Macmonnies
Charles Graffly
George Gray Barnard
H A MacNeil
Karl Bitter
Harles H. Neihaus
Richard E. Brooks
Virginia Arias
Chili
William A Coffin
Fine Arts
Fine Arte
Mame’s Reply to Father’s Gift Noted by Washington Star
The line repeats the remark when father gives Mame a new gold watch. A gladsome girl asks what she said and the reply is that she was having a perfectly lovely time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Washington Star
Comprehensive Bookshop Ad Promises Wide Library Stock
A local advertisement touts sets and single volumes in plain and fancy bindings for libraries and colleges. It lists textbooks encyclopedias dictionaries juvenile books and toys with monograms initials and various prices. It also offers engraved invitations visiting cards blank books fashionable leather goods and art supplies inviting inspection.
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Gustus
Moline Ilinois
Gregg
Miss Berge
Lynch
Decatur
Gustug
G W. Brown
Prin H M Owen
Decatur College
Ill
E. Gustus
Moline
Gustus School
Miss Berger Lynch
HM Owen
J E. Gustus
Nervita
Nervita Medical Company
Ginton and
Jackson Streets
Chicago, Illinois
Clenidenin
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colorado
VIA
Denver
Colo
Manitou
S F. Boyd
Davenport
Sapolio
Ideal Bollera
Moline Heating and Construction Company
Polie
Republcan
Tammany
Tammaryl Desers
Devery
Glennon
Teddy
Theodore Roocevelt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Billy Edwards
the Rulers of
Roemtgen Society
Befalo
Edwin L. Sabin
Tampton&co
Ihe
Popular New Books
Tandard Book
Society Stationery
Tri- Cities
Rock Island, Illinois
Wetmore
M. D. Wetmore Tobacco Company
St. Lows
America
Sixteenth Street
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