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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

Page

7

Mary E Cox Weds Hollis Burgess in Providence

Hollis Burgess, Boston yachtsman, and Miss Mary E Cox married in Providence at 12:50 PM. The ceremony was moved up from 4 PM. The couple plan a Maine resort honeymoon then time at Florida coast races. Cox is Providence-based, Burgess a Boston native, with extensive yachting ties.

New York Times Providence R. I Hollis Burgess Boston Mary E. Cox Thornton K. Lothrop, Jr Grace Adeleohnson Newport Harry H. Gifford Florence Gilbert Burcets Cox Ice Maine Florida Miss Cox Francis Cox Mr. Burgess Dorothy Q Massachusetts Bay Sidney W. Burgess Are Edward Burgess

Marriage announcements list two upcoming weddings

Miss Ellen Mercer Atterbury will wed Dudley Howe of Boston on September 5 at Dark Harbor Maine. Miss Beatrice Speaight Boyd will marry William J. Peters of Washington on September 2 at her father's Larchmont Manor residence. Only relatives and intimate friends will attend. Long Branch dinner plans include Gov. Franklin Fort as guest with about sixty residents invited to discuss protecting and improving local interests.

Ellen Mercer Long Branch Association Long Branch N. J Long Branch Property Owners’ Association Green Gables Pleasure Bay Franklin Fort New Jersey Parke Wooley Finner Theorough Deal

OFF TO EUROPE TODAY ON NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINER

National Monetary Commission members sail today on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. A long list of passengers includes Dr. and Mrs. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow William Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dangerfield and many others. Fenton R. McCreery, American Consul General at Santo Domingo, was a passenger on the Carolina arriving from Puerto Rico. Dominican Consul General Fiallo arrived on the Seminole.

National Monetary Commission Kronprinzessin Dudley P. Allen George Henry Bigelow William Reynolds R. C. Campbell Francis L. Dangerfield Nathaniel Doyle C. Morse Ely W. R. Farquhar C. L. Gibson A. V. W. Jackson Frederic Jxarnmerer and Mira Frederick D. MackKay H. c May St. Petersburg Thomas H. McKittridge J. H. Millard Ellen Nickerson Lemuel P. Badgett A. Riesinger M. de Routkowsky Great Britain J. Hall Taylor Henry Villard Edward van Volkenbergh

Social notes of summer travel and visits across New York area

Mr and Mrs Joseph H Choate are visiting Mount Kisco N Y with Mr and Mrs Choate Jr Mrs Egerton Webb abroad will not return until late September Welter Keys family Hastings on Hudson left for Seabright N J for August Mr and Mrs Herbert Coppell motor through the Eastern States J C Irwin Hastings on Hudson left for Adirondack camp J M Breese to spend August at The Orchard Southampton L I Mrs Pierre Lorillard split between Paris London returns this Autumn W M V Hoffman and others also noted in the social round

Mrs A. A. Anderson New York Greenwich Cottage Joseph H. Choate Lenox Joseph H. Choate, Jr Mount Kisco N. Y Egerton Webb Welter Keys Hastings-on-Hudson Seabright N. J Harry A. la Montagne East Fifty-fourth Street Pierre Lorillard Paris London James L. Breese the Orchard Southampton L. I

Lenox social notes and summer arrivals update

LENOX Mass August 3. Local residents and visitors travel plans and hospitality events listed. Notable entries include Cowperthwaite departure for Saratoga, Paul Hazard and others arriving, Elm Court luncheon hosted by Mrs Gilder, Miss King’s Newport departure, and social gatherings at Elm Court Cur tis Hotel Ashintully Farm and Stoneover with Fox Maclay and Winthrops among guests.

New York Times Lenox Mass J. H. Cowperthwaite Dublin Florence King Richard Watson Gilder Newport Walter Lawrence Frederic Bull New York H. H. Slayback Great Barrington Kate Cary Lee Winthrop G. Li Robbie P. Titus Ashintully Farm Tyringham Gertrude Parsons Stoneover

Wants steerage libraries on ships for immigrants

N Behar of the National Liberal Immigration League returned from a Europe trip as a third class passenger aboard the Rotterdam. He studied steerage conditions to report suggestions to benefit travelers, proposing onboard libraries to educate incoming immigrants about the country and its laws. He traveled July 2 aboard the Lorraine with his daughter, son in law David Varon of Syracuse University, and two grandchildren.

Europe N. Behar National Liberal Immigration League Edward Lauterbach Rotterdam Behar League Mr. Behar David Varon Syracuse University Lorraine

St Louis Manufacturer Traveses to Meet Minnetonka Guests

Cr. C. James of St. Louis drove seventy five horsepower to Atlantic Transport Line pier to greet his mother and brother aboard the steamer Minnetonka. He left July 16 aiming to arrive with rough roads slowing him en route. He praised state road conditions and planned a 1000 mile New England tour with his mother.

Cr. C. James St. Louis Atlantic Transport Line Minnetonka Chicago James H. C. Merry New England

The Girl Question at Wallack's Head Waiter Musical

A Broadway review of The Love Affairs of a Head Waiter presented as The Girl Question at Wallack's. Isabelle D Armand stands out with grace and charm, while Georgie Drew Men drum Carl H George Junie McCree and Helen Royton receive mixed notices. The piece relocates from Chicago with songs and slang, but critics find inconsistent entertainment value and overworked sentiment.

Hough & Adams Joseph E. Howard George H. Marion Wallacks Elsie Davis Isabel D’ Armond Dan ‘Bruce Aera T. P Helen Royton Aron Max von Tesmar Carl H. George Bud McGinty Harry Hanlon Kid Hennessey Lester Brown Skinny Jones Eee Bende Lew Fuller Jake Schwartzberger William Davis la Salle Broadway America Georgie Drew Mendrum Junie McCree Isabelle D’armond

Eva Tanguay as Salome at the Alhambra Theatre

Eva Tanguay debuted her own vision of Salome at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday afternoon. She wore a minimal costume and presented a one act drama style dance with Salome defending innocence against her mother before collapsing. The performance, though full of vim, failed to win serious audience regard for Orientalism.

Eva Tanguay Salome Alhambra Theatre Durin Miss Angway

Elsie Janis Returns From Europe Aboard Rotterdam

Actress Elsie Janis arrived from Europe aboard the Holland America liner Rotterdam after weeks in London Paris Berlin and Rotterdam She met with her manager Charles Dillingham and author George Ade who was present for a conference on the new play in progress Gustave Luders is composing the music and the work is nearing completion with premiers expected next month

Elsie Janis Europe Rotterdam London Paris Berlin Miss Janis Charles Dillingham George Ade Ade Indiana Mss Janis Gustave Luders

OPEN AIR PLAYS AT COLUMBIA BY BEN GREET PLAYERS

The Ben Greet Players opened an open air season at Columbia University with A Midsummer Night's Dream to a large audience. Mr Greet appeared as Bottom with George Vivian Ruth Vivian Stanley Drewitt and Irene Rooke in key roles. Upcoming bills include As You Like It Twelfth Night The Tempest The Merry Wives of Windsor on specified afternoons and evenings.

Ben Greet Columbia University Mr. Greet George Vivian Ruth Vivian Stanley Drewitt Irene Rooke Yeeky

Cort’s Plans for the Fall Season

John Cort announced fall season plans with premieres and tours. Commencement Days by Virginia Frame and Margaret Mayo heads to New York. Max Figman returns with The Substitute by Beulah Dix and Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland. The Alan starts in Chicago Oct 4. Florence Roberts opens Oct 26 in Louise by Genevieve Haines. Maude Fealy appears mid November. Emm Calyé to continue concerts under Cort, expanding the Western circuit.

John Cort Virginia Frame Margaret Mayo New York Max Figman Beulah Dix Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland Alan Chicago Florence Roberts Genevieve Haines Louise Metropolis Maude Fealy Emm Calyé Mr. Cort

Divorce Granted to Ethel Jackson from J F Zimmerman Jr

Actress Ethel Jackson won an interlocutory divorce from J Fred Zimmerman Jr after a Supreme Court ruling by Justice Greenbaum. The divorce followed prior theater success with Sonia in The Merry Widow and long-rumored separation, with corespondent not publicly named.

Ethel Jackson J. Fred Zimmerman I Jr Justice Greenbaum Supreme Court Mr. Zimmerman Philadelphia Miss Jackson Sonia Henry W Savage Merry Widow

Raps Ticket Speculators at West Side Theatre

Magistrate Corrigan in the West Side Court criticised the New York Theatre management for allowing ticket speculators outside the venue. George W. Young of 136 West 129th Street was arrested for selling tickets without a license after claiming he had bought them to dispose of for profit. The magistrate pressed for gang involvement and discharged the man, noting the first five theatre rows were reportedly reserved for speculators.

Corrigan West Side Court New York George W. Young West 129Th Street Evans West Forty-seventh Street

Brooklyn Couple Attacked By Highwayman On Coney Island Avenue

Henry Bussell and his wife were robbed of $30 by a short dark stocky man with a black mustache who leaped from concealment near Avenue O. Bussell was struck, nose fractured, and both victims cried for help. Neighbors chased but saw no trace. police to continue search in area near Sheepshead Bay after reporting to Captain Formosa.

Henry Bussell Jay Street Brooklyn Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Avenue Avenue O Bassell Avenue C Robert A. Frazer East Fourteenth Street Bussell Formosa

Held for chalice theft and church loot robbery

Paul Jarolseg of 889 East Thirty-eighth Street was arrested after police linked him to the larceny of a gold chalice from St. John's on East Seventy-second Street and the robbery of poor boxes at Our Lady of Perpetual Help on East Sixty-first Street. An informant said his wife ran away with him. Police found portions of the chalice in his Bowery garden and thirty pawn tickets in his possession. Joseph Kinracky aided the arrest by providing information.

St. John’s East Seventy-second Street Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help East Sixty-first Street Paul Jarolseg East Thirty-eighth Street East Sixty-seventh Street Joseph Kinracky Jardsey Bowery Houston Street

City Death Rate Drops Sharply in Week Report

The city’s death rate fell to 16.63 per thousand for last week, down from 21.98 a year earlier. Tenement deaths totaled 648, 320 fewer than the same week in 1907, and child summer-disease deaths decreased to 395 for those over five and 288 under five, from 576 and 548 last year. Total city deaths were 1,410 versus 1,804 in 1907.

Department of Health

Cohan Royal Family at Knickerbocker Ends Soon

Amusement notes report George M Cohan and The Royal Family resuming The Yankee Prince at Knickerbocker Theatre for four more weeks. Lambs delegation reserved seats for James Forbes The Traveling Salesman. Kalich Theatre season begins Saturday with Desmond Kelly and Marie Doro in The Richest Girl. George C Tyler returns aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm with dozen new plays. Liebler and Co prepares The Man from Home at the Astor on Aug 17. Metropolitan Opera House plans two passenger elevators to access galleries at cost about 11 000.

George M. Cohan Knickerbocker Theatre the Lambs James Forbes Kalich Theatre One Bowery Charles Frohman Desmond Kelly Marie Doro George C. Tyler Kronprinz Wilhelm Liebler & Co Astor Murphy Metropolitan Opera House

New Minstrel Show a Hit at the New York Theatre

The New York Minstrel show debuts at the New York Theatre with George Evans as star of Cohan Harris Minstrels. Vaudeville acts by Waterbury Brothers and Tenny and Rice and Prevost entertain, and Julian Eltinge performs female impersonations. The program includes a new one act musical comedy The Belle of the Barbers Ball with Evans and Eltinge in key roles. Ensemble features Eddie Leonard, George Thatcher, John King and several others.

George Evans Honey Boy New York Theatre Cohan & Harris Minstrels Waterbury Brothers Tenny and Rice Prevost Julian Eltinge George M. Cohan Eltinge Mr. Evans Eighth Avenue Coon Baltimore Eddie Leonard George Thatcher John King George W. Lewis F. McGinniss W. Freeze Ernest Tenney Joe le Strange W. Brazil L. Freeze

Will of Rubber Trust head leaves widow large estate

Mrs. Jennie L. Dale widow of Charles H. Dale former head of the Rubber Trust inherits an estate worth 2 500 000 under her husband's will filed in Westchester County Surrogate's Office White Plains. Dale did not leave anything to relatives or employees, said to have given them property before he died.

White Plains N. Y Jennie L. Dale Charles H. Dale The Rubber Trust Larchmont On the Sound Westchester County Dale

James J. Phelan Dies After Long Illness at Allenhurst

James J. Phelan former Commissioner of Docks from 1894 95 under Mayors Gilroy and Strong died after a long cancer illness at his Allenhurst New Jersey summer home at 61 He was born in this city and educated at public schools and St Francis Xavier College He helped widen West Street from the Battery to Canal Street and originated the Chelsea Dock section He organized the Manhattan Refrigerating Company built the Wallabout Market Kings County plant and served on several insurance company boards He belonged to the Democratic Catholic and Columbia Yacht clubs He leaves nine children Marie Alice Aurilia Gertrude Philip Julia James Robert and John His body will be brought to the city Thursday for burial

James J. Phelan Gilroy Strong Allenhurst N. J Mr. Phelan St. Francis Xavier College West Street the Battery Canal Street Chelsea Dock Gansevoort Street West Twenty-third Street Manhattan Kings County Wallabout Market Brooklyn Stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company Traders and Travelers’ Accident Company Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Company Democratic Columbia Marie Alice Aurilia Gertrude Philip Julia James Robert John

Mount Vernon Hotel Keeper Dies Aboard Reading Train

Michael F. Kane of Mount Vernon New York died suddenly of heart disease while en route from Atlantic City to Philadelphia hospital aboard a Reading Railway train. Kane had a long history of heart trouble and traveled with his wife seeking relief. After a sinking spell near Wilmslow Junction New Jersey he passed away within minutes.

Philadelphia Michael F. Kane Mount Vernon N. Y Reading Atlantic City Kane Wilmslow Junction N. J

Ex-Congressman Greenman Dies in Troy Hospital

Edward W. Greenman ex-Congressman for the Renssalaer Washington District and cashier at National City Bank of Troy died this morning at Samaritan Hospital after several days of illness.

Greenman Troy N. Y Edward W. Greenman Renssalaer-Washington National City Bank of Troy Samaritan Hospital

Edward W Greenman politician and banker born in Berlin NY

Edward W Greenman born January twenty eight eighteen forty in Berlin Rensselaer County New York. He pursued mercantile and manufacturing work in his native county. He served three terms as County Supervisor and ten years as County Clerk. He was elected to the fiftieth Congress as a Democrat. After Congress he was cashier of the National City Bank of Troy.

Edward W. Greenman Berlin Rensselaer County N. Y Greenman National City Pank Troy

Mrs A L Mason Died At York Harbor Maine

Mrs. A Lawrence Mason wife of Dr A Lawrence Mason died today at their Summer home in York Harbor Maine after a several weeks illness. She was Louisa B Steedman daughter of Admiral Charles Steedman U S N and married to Dr Mason Sept 30 1874. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Richard T Wilson Jr of New York and a sister Mrs E Rollins Morse of New York.

New York Times Boston A. Lawrence Mason York Harbor

Death of Dr. Friedrich von Lucanus at Berlin

Dr Friedrich K H von Lucanus chief of Emperor William s Civil Cabinet died in Berlin He was born in 1831 and known for quiet influence at court advising on civil officials His noted duty involved delivering discreet notes to ministers and high officials when the Emperor wished to remove them from office His blue envelope became a familiar grim joke.

Berlin Friedrich K. H. von Lucanus William Tie von Lucanus

Notable deaths of prominent figures across states

Major R D Kellogg died in Des Moines after pledging Iowa’s faith and resources to national honor. Rev B F Dimmick, a renowned Methodist clergyman, died in Delaware Ohio at 58 after liver and stomach troubles. Josiah W Leeds, famed reformer, died in West Chester Pennsylvania at 75. Dr Elias Joseph Marsh, Paterson New Jersey physician, died at 74. Moses Horace Dorman, Brooklyn dress goods merchant, died after illness. Frank W von der Smith, VP of James M Shaw Company, died at 50 in Winthrop Me. survived by widow and daughter

B. F. Dimmick Cincinnati and Ohio Methodist Church Delaware Cincinnati Stevaians Dayton Columbus Cleveland Josiah W. Leeds West Chester Penn Philadelphia Debora C. Leeds Elias Joseph Marsh GQ Park Avenue Paterson N. J New Jersey St. Paul's Church Moses Horace Dorman Prospect Heights Hospital Brooklyn Mr. Dorman Boxford Mass Brooklyn Bible Society Jesse Thomas Dorman Anna Cheever Bailey Bellevue William R. Dorman Wall Street Frank W. von der Smith James M. Shaw Company Duane Street Winthrop Lved Passaic Marie Antoinette W. H. Comts Orange

Durand Keefe Durand Marriage in Milford Conn

Anna M. Keefe married William Cecil Durand at Milford Connecticut on August 1 1908 by Rev F A Sumner of the First Congregational Church.

Obituary notices from New York area Aug 1908

A series of death notices and funeral announcements from New York area newspapers dated August 1908. Items mention Elbridge Gerry Brown of 9 West Olivet Street, Harriet Canfield Buckham of New York, Moses H. Dorman of Park Place Brooklyn, Florence Sisiy Felter, Pauline Goubert of Highwood New Jersey, Ellen Sullivan Haslett, Jennie Ingersoll at sea, Mary P Greenleaf Kimball, Elias J. Marsh, Martin B. Ochs funeral, Dwight Jarvis Osborne, James J. Phelan, William V. Russ, Katherine Henrietta Schrier, Edward W. Scott, Jane L. Stephens, Ida Altenham, Michael Barry, Alfred T. Beard, Bertha Birnn, Margaret E. Broderick, Phebe B. Campbell among others. Many notices include service times, locations, and requests regarding flowers.

Barry Amsterdam Michael Bary Beard Sea Cliff L. IL Alfred T. Beard Birnn Brooklyn Bertha I Broderick Margaret E. Broderick

Summer infant mortality shows nine week improvement citywide

The Conference on Summer Care of Babies reports a nine week decline in infant deaths from Summer diseases. Across the city 822 babies under one year died, down 116 from late July 1907. Manhattan falls to 182, the Bronx to 18, Brooklyn to 91, Queens to 21, while Richmond rises from 11 to 20.

Conference On Summer Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Queens Richmond

Died notices from Brooklyn and nearby areas

Funeral notices list numerous residents by name with addresses in Brooklyn and New York City. Entries include Dorothy E Campbell, Michael Casey, James C Coates, Leo pold Cohen, Francis J Coughlin, Lola F Codd, Michael Dooling, Dowd, Michael P Dunn, Annie Dwyer, James Le Dwyer, Jongg Feean, M Fries, Mary E Gilbert, Elizabeth Goebel, Valentine Gramlich, Regin Grossmayer, Agnes Held, George Helrich Jr, Charles J Holling, Franks Hunt, Carl Lafrentz, Elizabeth Lange, Christian Lauderberger, Ellen McConnell, Catharine McKenny, Edward Magner, Louis T Miller, Bessie Moore, Abel Moses, Charles J Murphy, Martha M Musker, Gere Nauwens, Sophia Nenninger, Fridget Nolan, John Parnell, Mary C Reeve, George W Suydam, Charles W Tucker, James Walsh, and WB fame W Yungel.

Michael P. Dunn M. Dwyer Annie Dwyer Dwyer East 78Th James le Dwrer Fegan East 99Th Jongg Feean Fries Cortelyou Road Fiatbush M. Fries Gilbert South Oxford St Brooklyn Mary E. Gilbert Goelel South Sth Elizabeth Goebel Gramlich Paterson Av East Rutherford N. J Valentine Gramlich Grossmayer East 60Th St HEI Harmon St Agnes Held Helrich Glenmore AV Brookling Charles J.holline Hunt East 88Th St Franks Franklin St Charies Thie Lafrentz East 87Th St Carl Laferentz M. Lange Palisades Elizme Beth Lange H A. M. Laudenberger St. Catharine's Hospital Christian Lauderberger McConnell Hastings-on-the-Hudsome Ellen McConnell McCusker East 219Th St Mary W. McCusker McKenny Allenhurst N._J Catharine McKenny Magner East 10Th St Edward Magener M. Miller 41St St Louis T. Miller Moorf Sumner Av Myoohive Aue Bessie Moore Moses Amsterdam Abel Moses Murphy Franklin Av Charles J. Murphy Musker van Cortlandt Pale Martha M. Musker Nauwens Ave Gere Nauwens M. Nenninger Driggs Av Sophia Nenninger Nolan Fracifice St Fridget Nolan Parnell St. Peter's Hospital Aug John Parnell Penney West

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