Rare Antiques At Colony Club Exhibit Draws Crowds
Highlights include a perfectly preserved Louis XVI court gown loaned by Mrs. Vanderbilt, eighteenth century men's costumes, and a suite of ecclesiastical ivories. The Ives Collection of snuff boxes and fine miniatures share space with fabrics, jewelled intaglios, and a celebrated carved rock crystal. Proceeds support the New York State Trade School for Girls and feature musical tableaux and a stage program with Grace Parker Lyon guiding a singfoni and the Thief of Destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miacison Avenue
Vanderbilt
Misses Hewitt
Victor Sorchan
Charles T. Barney
Edward J. Berwind
Ogden Codman
Mewitt
Drayton Lives
William P. Douglas
Waldorf-Astoria
New York State Trade School For
Dore Lyon
Grace Parker Lyon
Greece
Campbell MacCullough
Shepard Party Leaves for Biltmore Wedding
Augustus D. Shepard Jr. and Miss Marie E. Daxterees will wed at All Souls Church in Biltmore North Carolina on Thursday. The bridegroom’s party traveled by special train yesterday afternoon accompanied by ushers relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Augustus D Shepard of Fanwood New Jersey and many prominent guests. A number of luncheon dinners will be held at Biltmore for the wedding party with Mr and Mrs George Vanderbilt hosting a dinner tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus D. Shepard, Jr
Marie EE. Daxterees
Arthur
Rees
All Souls’ Church
Biltmore
N.C
Ugustus
Wanner Harris Wedding Today at West End Church
The wedding of Mrs Mare R Barnum Harris widow of Frederic Har tig and daughter of Joshua Willets Barnum will be held at noon today in West End Collegiate Church. Rev Henry E Cobb will officiate with Mrs Preston Nelson matron of honor and Edward Warner brother of the bridegroom as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanner-Harris
Mare R. Barnum Harris
Frederic Leighton Hartig
Birs
Joshua Willets Barnum
Frederic
Florian Wanner
West Eind Collegiate Church
Henry E.cobb
Preston Nelson
Nelson
U.S. N
Edward Warner
Three Bachelor Dinners Tonight For Officers
Lieut George W Beavers to marry Mildred Hunter Arden Monday at the Church of the Transfiguration and hosts a bachelor dinner tonight at the Astor hotel. Miss Arden plans a bridal luncheon for the party today. Edward Duer Reeves, who weds Beatrice Ostrogge Monday, hosts a bachelor dinner tonight at the St Nicholas Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beavers
A.S S. A
Mildred Hunter Arden
Church of the Transfiguration
Enight
Hotel Astor
Kent Engagement Notices Miss Georgina Kent to Alfred F King
Mr and Mrs Thomas Blake Kent announce the engagement of their daughter Georgina Marie Kent to Alfred F King son of George R King of Staten Island. Kent is sister of Mrs Rutgers and Mrs Harry. King is a Princeton graduate Class of 1905. Wedding date not yet set.
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Miss Kent
Alfred F. King
Wea
Thomas Blake Kent
Sixty-fifth Street
Georgina Marie Kent
George R. King
Staten Island
Rutgers Dives Harry
Aline Hrent. R. King
Princeton
Margaretta Meyer Engaged to James Kearny Rice Jr
Miss Margaretta Meyer announces engagement to James Kearny Rice Jr son of Judge Kearny Rice of New Brunswick New Jersey Mrs John Christopher Meyer formerly of New York now of New Brunswick N J announces the betrothal of her eldest daughter to James Kearny Rice Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Meyer
J. K. Rice, Jr
John Christopher Meyer
New York
New Brunswick
N. J
Margaretta Meyer
James Kearny. Rice, Jr
Kearny Rice
Crawford's Daughter to Wed in Naples
Miss Eleanora Crawford daughter of novelist Marion Crawford will wed Pietro Rocca in Naples on a date soon. The witnesses include Prince Sint, Prince Summonte Colonna, Marquis Strevi, and Marquis Campolatori former Naples mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Crawford
Naples
Eleanora Crawford
Marion Crawford
Cavafer Pietro
Rocca
Prince Sint
Prince Summonte
Colonna
Strevi
Campoiattari
Eclectic Club Sings and Stages At Trade School
Eclectic Club presents a varied programme at the trade school featuring songs tableaus and violin solos performed by students. The program aims to showcase diverse talents and entertain attendees with a mix of musical and dramatic pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclectic Club
Foodod Strong as a Male Warmer Gets Power From Food
A cowhand turned farmer credits Grape-Nuts with restoring his strength and sleep after years of weak digestion. He weighs 184 pounds now and uses Grape-Nuts for breakfast and as a between meals snack. The testimonial promotes Grape-Nuts from General Foods, Battle Creek, Mich, and mentions The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BoWate
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Matinee Aids Woman's Exchange With Bear Story
The annual children’s matinee at Wallack’s Theatre on April 23 features Prof. Lyman Underwood of Boston telling a bear tale illustrated with pictures. The bear, found in the forest at five pounds, is raised among children. Patronesses include Mrs. Jonathan Thorne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
Lyman Underwood
Boston
Jonathan Thorne
W. G. Choate
A. B. Boardman
A. M. Dodge
J. J. Emery
Louis Henop
George J. Gould
John Henry Hammond
W. D. Hatch
Dallas B. Pratt
Douglas. Robinson
James Speyer
G. W. Wickersham
Paul Morton
Harriman
Barney, Burkham
Dana
Two New Theatres Added to Morris Vaudeville Circuit
William Morris announces plans to run at least two Manhattan theatres and one Brooklyn venue starting next fall. The Fulton Theatre in Brooklyn and the American Theatre on Forty second Street will join his circuit, with openings set by September 1 and May 4 respectively. Morris aims for twenty weeks of vaudeville, with part of the season abroad in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Morris
New York
Felix Isman
Circle Theatre
William Morris Amusement Company
New Fulton Theatre
American Theatre
Forty-second Street
Eighth Avenue
Fulton Theatre
Fulton Street
Nostrand Avenue
William T. Keogh
Morris Company
Mr. Keogh
Mr. Morris
Keogh
Italian Grand Opera Company
Isman
Europe
London
Berlin
Vienna
Julian Rose
Grace Hazard
Paris
Goulds Plan English Country Place During Summer
Mr and Mrs George J Gould and their family will sail on May 5 for England and stay abroad all summer They intend leasing a country place there On return they will reside at the Plaza until completing a new home at Fifth Avenue and Sixty seventh Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gould
England
Mrs. Gould
Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Sixtyseventh Street
Sprague Silver Wedding Tonight in New York Social Roundup
Mrs. Edwin Chapman Sprague and husband host a silver wedding celebration at home on West Ninety-second Street. Notables include Senator Aldrich and Mrs Aldrich visiting Gotham. Residents and visitors such as Ralph J Preston, Miss Preston, Thomas G Bakeman, Mrs J R Anderson, Mrs C Vanderbilt Cross, F Ambrose Clark, Miss Clouston, C Ledyard Blair, Miss Blair, and Robert S McCormick appear at the Gotham Buckinghams St Regis and other hotels as they travel from Europe Virginia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Chapman Sprague
West Ninety-second Street
Hess Back at Old Post with Boston Symphony Return
Willy Hess returns to his post as concertmeister of the Boston Symphony Orchestra for the next season, replacing Carl Wendling. He will also start the Hess Schroeder Quartet with Alwin Schroeder and Theodorowicz from the Kneisel lineage. a viola seat remains to be filled. Hess plans to prioritize orchestra duties over other engagements.
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Willy Hess
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Carl Wendling
Hess-Schroeder
Alwin Schroeder
Theodorowicz
Kneisel
Hess
Hess-Schroeder- Quartet
Theatrical Managers Target Play Pirates
The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers will press piracy arrests after rail tariff reductions. They warn theatre owners managers that pirated productions will bring legal action and damages. Attachments may be pursued to recover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
New Dance Sir Roger de Coverly Debuts in Soul Kiss
Adeline Genee presents a new dance titled Sir Roger de Coverly in The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre starting Monday evening. The routine, drawn from Genee's Empire London success, unfolds in a minuet, a gallop, then a graceful series of steps arranged by Genee, introduced in the second act dressing-room scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Genee
New York Theatre
Sir Roger de ‘Coverly
Genee
Empire
London
Sir Roger de Coverly
Dramatic Society to stage Merchant of Venice in April
The Dramatic Society of the East Side Houses Settlement on Seventy six Street and the East River will present The Merchant of Venice on Friday evening April 24. Proceeds go to house charities. The troupe has been coached by John D. Barry who trained their prior As You Like It.
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the Dramatic Society of the
East Side
Settlement
Seventy-sixth Street
East River
John D. Barry
Yale Dramatic Association Hosts Revizer Preview
Prominent stage figures including William H. Crane Miss Margaret Illington Miss Charlotte Walker Miss Elizabeth Marbury Frank Keenan John Barrymore and Donald Brian will attend the Yale Dramatic Association's April 20 performance of Revizer the Russian farce. Yale actors also joined the cast at Nearly a Hero last night then dined at Rector's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Dramatic Association
William H. Crane
Margaret Illington
Charlotte Walker
Elisabeth Marbury
Frank Keenan
John Barrymore
Donald Brian
Yale
Rector‘s
Circle Theatre Play Delayed One Week
The Merry Go Round, Circle Theatre's new musical, postponed to Monday evening April 27 due to unfinished building alterations. Circle Producing Company marks Felix Isman as an interested party. Regular Sunday Night in Bohemia will be presented tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Circle Theatre
New Circle Producing Company
Felix Isman
Bohemia
Souvenir Presented to Mr Conried by Metropolitan Orchestra
The Metropolitan Opera House orchestra presented Heinrich Conried with an album of scenes from operas he produced and a letter thanking him for his five years as director. The note celebrates his generosity to the orchestra and expresses hope his work remains in New York music lovers’ hearts as Die Götterdämmerung closes the five year term.
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Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House of
New York
Metropolitan Opera Hoge
Metropolitan Tonight
Orchestra Fund Grows For Year-Round New York Symphony
Subscriptions flood in for the New York Symphony Society fund to support a permanent, year-round orchestra. Samuel Sanford and Frank A. Munsey lead with 2500 dollars each for three years, joined by Harkness Flagler Robert J. Collier and Mrs John E Zimmermann at 1000 dollars yearly. Mme Nordica contributed 1000 dollars yesterday. Over half the three year goal has been subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Symphony Society
Samuel §. Sanford
Frank A. Munsey
H. Harkness Flagler
Robert J. Collier
John E. Zimmermann
I .Mme
Glacia Calla to Sing in New World Opera Tour
Miss Glacia Calla dramatic soprano will perform in a brief concert tour beginning at her Portsmouth home with stops in Portland Concord Boston Philadelphia and New York. The New York concert on May 19 will feature Micaela aria from Carmen and the garden scene from Faust. She is said to be a pupil of Mme Marchesi and M Duvernoy and will tour with tenor Edouard Castellano and baritone Occellier.
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Glacia Calla
Portsmouth
N. H
Portland
Concord
N. Hi
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Miss. Calla
Micaela
Carmen
Massenet
Faust
Miss Calla
Mme. Marchesi
M. Duvernoy
America
Édouard Castellano
Mr. Occellier
Theatrical Notes from City Stages and Benefits
Chees Fiddinger now with Robert Holeson in Glassmint Ss will lead a summer ag ment at Nixon Theatre Pittsburg teen company under Will A. Page. Mile Fougere joins benefit for Mack Hilliard and John Miller at Weber s Music Hall Sunday eve. Vernon Stiles debut in A Waita Dream succeeds Edward Johnson as Lieut Niki. Josie Sadler sails May 2 to London to join the Frohman managed company. Mary Fisher Home benefit April 24 at Waldorf Astoria features George Cohan Warfield Otis Skinner Herz Haswell Cecelia Loftus. oriental and Arab dances by Mariel Walton and Mme de Rabagnate. Frank Lea Short of Yale Dramatic Association hosted students at 200 West 81st Street. All amateur players attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chees Fiddinger
Robert Holeson
Nixon Theatre
Pittsburg
Will A. Page
Mile
Fougere
Mack Hilliard
John Miller
Weber's Music Hall
e _ Vernon Stiles
Waita Dream
Aeway Theatre
Safonoff to Lead London and Florence Concerts
Wassily Safonoff conductor of the New York Philharmonic sails for London to lead the London Symphony Orchestra on May 10 with soloist Albert Spaulding performing Tchaikovsky concerto. On May 18 Safonoff and Spaulding join the Symphony Orchestra in Florence for another program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassily Safonoff
New York Philharmonic Society
London
London Symphony Orchestra
Albert Spaulding
Tschaikowsky
Safonoff
Spaulding
Symphony Orchestra
Florence
Senator La Follette Improves. Expected Back Soon
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, confined to his room for two weeks by illness, shows marked improvement and expects to attend the Senate's regular sessions in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator la Foliette
Washington
Senator la Folette
Wisconsin
Senate
Mrs Frances W Hunter Dies in Newport at 88
Frances Wetmore Hunter widow of Thomas R Hunter and daughter of the late Samuel Wetmore of New York died at her Newport home in her eighty eighth year. She survived six children from two marriages including John J Taylor and William R Hunter and others. United States Senator George Peabody is named as a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Frances Wetmore Hunter
Samuel Wetmore
New York
Thomas R. Hunter
John Taylor
Cuba
John J. Taylor
William R. Hunter
Charlies Hunter
William Rogers Morgan
Shafter Howard
Augusta Hunter
United States
George Peabody
Wetmore
Portrait of Prof James R Fairlamb 72 Consul to Zurich
Prof James Remington Fairlamb died at his Ingleside home after a life as a musician and educator. A former fellow student of Christine Nilsson, he was Lincoln’s 1861 Consul to Zurich and taught vocal and instrumental music in the Flushing schools for many years.
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James Remington Fairlamb
Christine Nilsson
Zurich
Switzerland
Lincoln
Cypress Avenue
Ingleside
I. 1
Fairlamb
Flushing
Brooklyn Wrecking Executive Edward Lowe Dies at 60
Edward Ricketson Lowe longtime head of the Lowe Wrecking and Diving Company died at his home 808 Herkimer Street Brooklyn on Wednesday evening. Born in Bridgeton Nova Scotia he lived in Brooklyn fifty years and helped build the Croton Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ricketson Lowe
Lowe Wrecking and Diving Company
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Lowe
Bridgeton
Nova Scotia
Croton
Notable Obituaries in New Jersey and New York
Multiple obituaries report deaths of Dr. De Witt Crumb in South Otsella New York area, N Charles T. Dickson in Orange New Jersey, Mary Lidle in Orange, Richard A. Hunt in Dover New Jersey, Edward Beesley Sr in Newark, Capt Ephraim Randall in Washington DC, Edwin J. Toof in New Haven, Robert Pearson in Jersey City, Sister Louise Gonzaga in Philadelphia, Frederick Roemmele in Williamsburg, William H. Brettell in Brooklyn, and Dr. John Wilson Robie in New York City. Surviving relatives listed where applicable along with ages and notable life details.
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DE Witt Crumb
South Otsella
Chenango County
Henry B. Dickson
Orange
N. J
Mary Lidlh
Augustus ¥. Lidle
Aaron Hiler
Richard A. Hunt
Dover
Edward Beesley
Newark
Lancaster
England
Ephraim
Randall
Washington, D.C
Edwin
J. Toof
New Haven
Robert Pearson
Garvin
Hudson County
Montgomery Avenue
Jersey City
Pearson
Louise Gonzaga
Louise McAvoy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Louise
St. Vincent's Parish
Philadelphia
Frederick Roemmele
Williamsburg
Graham Avenue
Baden
Germany
William H. Brettell
President Street
Brooklyn
John Wilson Robie
West Eighty-second Street
College of Physicians and Surgeons
County Medical Society
Haight Heirs Sell Large Bar Harbor Estate for 70000
Henry Jensen Haight and Edward Haight of New York transfer a major Bar Harbor summer estate to Walter G. Ladd of Bedminster New Jersey. The property includes a cottage five acres and 600 feet of frontage on Duck Brook in the upscale upper harbor area. The $70,000 price sets a record per acre for the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bar Harbor
Henry Jensen Haight
Edward Haight
New York
Haight
Walter G. Ladd
Bedr
N. J
Duck Brook
Marriage Notices Read As Fragments From Old Ledger
Fragmentary entries list transfers of marriage licenses or intentions. Louis Gruthman to Sarah, dated April 16, and George Signor to Emma La Rue Lowell, dated April 15, appear as brief, unclear items with missing surnames and context.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York in April 1909
A list of obituaries and funeral details for numerous residents across New York and surrounding areas. Notices include names, ages, residences, funeral dates and times, often with interment or service locations and instructions regarding flowers. Names include Samuel Neal Cowpland Frederick C Doerinckel Jennetta Strong Fearing Penjamin Booth Hoyt Josephine Noyes John Wilson Robie John Cotes Seymour Catherine Shelly Kate F Acret Andrew Bean Norman Billing Mary Bishop Frank J Brennan Catherine Gaynor Michael Gentes Jacob Gentes Anna L Gundlach and others. Interments in various cemeteries and services held at churches or residences are noted with dates ranging from April 15 to April 20.
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Rome
Jenrietta Strong
Daniel B. Fearing
Newpor Rot
Hopkins
Hastings
Neb
Penjamin Booth
Esther M. Hopkins
William and
Mary A. Hopkins
Asahel K. Smith
Brooklyn
Greenwood
Lincoln
Hoyt
New Canaan
Conn
Edwin Hoyt
Grand Central Station
New Haven
Lydington
New York
Josephine Ipora Noyes
Charles H. Lydington
Robb
West
John Wilson Robie
Funera
Park Presbyterian Church
Séth St
Amsterdam
Manchester
N. H
Seymour
John Cotes Seymour
Eliza Martin Otto
Walter Marvin Seymour
Shelley
West 634
Catherine T. Shelley
James and
Mary Shelley
Paulist Church
AGRET
Bensonhurst
Kate F. Acret- Bean
East Smh St
Andrew Ean
Billing
Norman
Bishop
Mary , Bishop
A. Brennan
St. Mark's Place
Brooks
Frank J
Philip Creter
M. Daniel
Gates ‘Av
Harriet H. Daniel
Donnelly
Henry St
Mary E. Donnelly Dunn
6Th
Bridget Dunn
Ellery
Madison Gt
James H. Ellery
Fairlamb
Cypress Avy
Flushing
J. Remington
Fingleton
Euclid Av
Michael Fingleton
Finley
Park Av
Margaret Finley
M Forster
Pennington
Martha Forster
Fairview Av
Germania Heights
Anna L. Gundlach
R M McNaught A Famous Detective Dies In Brooklyn
Robert Morgan McNaught a detective who helped Byrnes shape police history died at his home in Brooklyn after months of illness. He began as a bookbinder, joined the force in 1876, and retired in 1905 to run the Mercantile Safe Deposit Company detective work. He helped capture famed criminals like Augustus Wheelock Julius Columbani Samuel Kane and the Kid and Brother Dick. He led the Detective Bureau for the District Attorney under several incumbents and left behind a widow four children and a son on the police force.
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Robert Morgan McNaught
Byrnes
Marion Street
Brooklyn
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Broadway
Robert
Bob
McNaught
Hfe
Detective Bureau
Augustus D. Wheelock
London
Julius Columbani
Samuel Kane
Slocum
John Norton
Kid
Clinton Ainsworth
Consolidated Bank of Canada
Fellows
Gardiner
Philbin
Jerome
Eleanor Betts
Flood of Brooklyn Obituary Notices Lists Names and Addresses
A long obituary notice lists numerous individuals died across Brooklyn and nearby towns with their addresses and funeral times. Entries include Mary Jacobus at 120 Sumner Ave Brooklyn April 16 and Charlie Merrill at 316 Clinton Ave April 17 among many others with dates and times for services.
Times to Run Full Page Pictures Including Pope Pius X
The Times will publish tomorrow a splendid full page picture of Pope Pius X with a blessing and autograph from Rome. Also a striking page with Metropolitan Life Tower workers seven hundred feet up, plus photos of the Thomas car departure from Seattle. The section includes animal pictures from Mr. Walter Winans's stables, stage and society women, Baltimore sculpture exhibits, and child friendly images, offering varied entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Pius X
Rome
Metropolitan Life Tower
New York
Paris
Seattle
Walter Winans
Baltimore
Escla
the Times Tomorrow
Siberia awaits New York to Paris racers as predicted
A veteran Peking to Paris racer writes for the Sunday Times about what will challenge the New York to Paris participants crossing Siberia. The forecasted tale, rich with automobilist detail, should captivate readers and the many followers of the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Paris
Sunday Times
New York
Siberia
Ideals and Purposes for the New Theatre Commentary
The Times reports upcoming Sunday coverage featuring E. H. Sothern Harrison Grey Fiske and John Corbin. They will discuss ideals and purposes for the New Theatre and the exchange of views on theatre’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Sunday Times
E. H. Sothern
Harrison Grey Fiske
John Corbin
The Romances of the Royal House of Savoy
The article previews romances tied to Italy's royal House of Savoy. It notes the Duke of the Abruzzi and Kath erine Elkins of Washington, and promises in depth coverage of current court personages in Italy's royal family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal House OF
SAVOY
Europe
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Washington
Sunday Times
Stephen Bonsal
Italy
War's Meaning to the People of Japan
Thomas F. Millard analyzes Japan's internal crisis and the impact of its financial program for military and naval equipment. The upcoming Sunday Times feature argues the broad effects on Japanese society and global power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Thomas F. Millard
Sunday Times
Mr. Millard
Cost of Maintaining Our Ships of War
The new navy dating from the Spanish war has cost 1 244 651 000 dollars to date. Only 309 000 000 dollars went to ships. the rest covered naval establishment upkeep. The Times reports that shore plant costs exceed two thirds of the fleet's maintenance, despite ships being economical once away from navy yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Establishment
The Mystery of the Sleeping Sickness
Dr. Koch, the renowned German scientist, has returned from Africa with new light on the sleeping sickness terrorizing the Dark Continent. The Times tomorrow will tell the story of how hundreds of thousands fell victims and the mystery that prolonged its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Koch
The
Times Tomorrow
One Million Catholics Prepare Centennial Parade in New York
New York Catholics plan a centennial celebration of the Metropolitan Archdiocese drawing about a million faithful. Two Cardinals and the Apostolic Delegate will participate alongside scores of Archbishops and Bishops. Five thousand children will sing, and forty thousand laymen will parade. An upcoming Sunday Times article will outline the event and present the church's new marriage law authored by a high church official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
What an English Explorer Found in Ireland
The Times Magazine previews a Sunday Times feature by a London Daily Mail emissary who tours Ireland to answer What is the matter with Ireland. He confronts paradoxes, ends certain he has not begun to understand, and the piece blends anecdotes and vivid scenes from Emerald Isle life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
London Daily Mail
Emerald Isle
Times Tomorrow
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Colony Club
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Shepard
EAR Story
Borough
Fulton
Goulds
Senator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Missa Y Aldrich
Gotham
Ralph J. Preston
Preston
Aiken
Thomas G. Bakeman
Buckingham
J. R. Anderson
Richmond, Va
C. Vanderbilt Cross
F. Ambrose Clark
BE. S. Clouston
Miss Clouston
Montréal
St. Re Is
Robert S. McCormick
Chicago
OLD Post
Play Pirates
Shakespeare
MR. Conried
Metropolitan Orchestra
Orchestra Fund
Symphony Society
Cfine Stationery
E-P-Dutton & Company
West 23Rd ST
Frances W.hunter
Senator Wetmore
Edward R. Lowe
Farried
van Norden Trust Company
Bowery and
Grand Street
Bowery
Fifth Ave
R. M. M'Naught
Tompkins
Catharine St
Julius Lickdorf
Lodomez
Lexington Av
Richard Morse
Nevin
Wyckoff
Clara G. Nevin
O’connor
New York Av
Jersey City Heights
Annie O’connor
O'Neill
East 87Th &St
Owen O'Neill
Schnitzlein
East 64Th &J
Marie Schnitzlein
Schopp
40Th St
Jacob Schopp
Schreiber
Fort Lee
Henry A. Schreiber
Schlosser
East 161St St
Wilhelmine Schlosser
Bshepherd
5Th Av
George B. Shepherd
Sheridan
Charlotte St
Bronx
John Sheridan
Sparks
Chappaqua
N. Y
Hannah Sparks
Underhill
Mount Kisco
Francis L. Underhill
van Orden
Astor Place
Yonkers
Sarah Esther van Orden
von Lyncker
East 10Th St
Fritz van Lyncker
A Voorhis
Union Av
Iza
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank HE. Campbell
Chelsea
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