Watson horses lead at Bay Shore Show
Long Island Bay Shore Horse Show opening dull by rain but strong turnout from the summer colony. The Watson stable dominated many classes with Kitty Grey and Norena, Polly Prim, Pretty Peggy, Coynton Phillis, and Fairmont Ferm earning top honors amid the mixed weather and crowd in Oakwood Park, Bay Shore.
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Oakwood Park
Long Island
Locust Valley
C. W. Watson
A. G. Vanderbilt
Emily H. Dsedford
Paul A. Sorg
Harvey S. Laden
Watson
Long Branch
Fairmont Farm
J. E. Davis
Richard Newton, Jr
H. T. Peters
E. R. Ladew
Elise—Ladew
Ann Wall
Charles Wall
Harvey Ladew
E. C. Blume
Alfred B. Maclay
Do. W. Watson
Ida Watson
Charles Hubbs
T. Peters
G. A. Ellis, Jr
H. R. Brinckerhoff
Charles Cartledge
Frank Creamer
John _Dunbar
N. H. Wood
Erelyn Parsons
Schuyler Parsons
Charles Halloway
George Ellss
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Louis Halent
F. G. Lemmerman
F. Wayal
Maxwell Lester
Joseph Lester
Simon F. Keothschild
Frank L. Jones
Prentice
Louis Bossert
James McNamee
Herman Reiners
Drs. Weekes
Duval
John Db. Adams
Caroline Blaisdell
Emily H. Bedford
E. T. Bedford
Alexander Mair
James McF. Gummey
H. V. R. Kennedy
Henry W. Shoemaker
H. F. Osborn, Jr
Clarence H. Robbins
Marion Hollins
J. M. Ceballos, Jr
John F. Beatty
H. B. Hollins, Jr
William Orr Barclay
Coynton Phillis
Kitty Grey
Watson Stable
Lady Baltimore
Virginia
A. G Vanderbilt
Polly Prim
Pretty Peggy
Mr. Watson
Norena
Ifairmert Ferm
Hildred
Plymouth
Bedford
Bay Shore
Oakland Farm
Ely
Prim Pee Pretty
Pegesy
Fairmont
Cineee Elsinore Farm
Lord Lonsdale
Tennessee
Vesta Tilley
Emily H. Redford
John Randolph
Elsinore Farm
Artist Model
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Easy
Laden
W. Watson
George Watson
Viscount Salisbury
Bracelet
Westchester Farm
Chence
Elosis
George E. Cain
Hiarness
C W. Watson
Tonzo Sauvage
Grand Duke
Lord Neso
Lady
Brook
Silhouette
Curth
Oakland
Mair Kathryn
Lord Nelson
Mrs J P Morgan Jr Sails With Four Children for Europe
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan Jr and her four children sailed yesterday aboard the White Star liner Baltic for a two month tour of England and the Continent. Mr Morgan Jr was at the pier to see them depart as crowds saluted the Baltic with whistles and flags. Gaye Vice President of the Savannah Line also sailed to join his wife in London for a Continental Europe tour. Mr Pleasants received well wishers and was asked about new vessels for the Savannah Line.
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J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
England
Mr. Morgan, Jr
Gaye
Savannah Line
London
Europe
Pleasants
Mr. Pleasants
Savanish Line
Trade Policy Debate Highlights 19th Century Vision
Fragmentary excerpt references a proponent of keeping trade at home and his stance on American steamship lines and maritime commerce. The text hints at debates over national economic strategy and protectionism without yielding complete details.
Social Notes reveal engagements and travels across society
Engagement announced for Grace Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Bell with Gat on de Ramaix First Secretary of the Belgian Legation at Mexico. Granddaughter of Alexander Graham Bell noted. A stream of society guests depart for and return from Europe and resorts, with stays in London Paris Nahant Newport Saratoga and Lake Champlain among others.
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Charles J. Bell
Washington
Miss Grace Bell
Gaton de Ramaix
Mexico
Miss Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Eugene Southack
Madison Avenue
Hotel Champlain
Lake Champlain
N. Y
Harry T. Peters
William S. Wells
Newport
Noise Complaint From Brooklyn Resident Over Broadway Traffic
E Muller of 12 Suydam Street Brooklyn files a Public Service Commission complaint about constant car noise on Broadway between Hart and Willoughby Streets. He says the vibrations shake his house and disturb sleep. an investigation will seek repairs to stop the nuisance.
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Brooklyn
Public Service Commission
E. Muller
Suydam Street
New York City
Broadway
Hart
Willoughby
Hammerstein Appeals for Philadelphia Opera House Support
Oscar Hammerstein urges Philadelphia subscribers to back his plan for a premier opera house. He warns that without strong local backing the project could be abandoned or repurposed for other entertainments. Hammerstein plans another visit to decide if the building will host opera or be leased for amusements.
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Philadelphia
The
New York Times
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Warfield Returns from Europe Plans Theatrical Tour
David Warfield arrived from Europe aboard the Adriatic and met by David Belasco. He says he has not entered a theatre since May and spent months studying galleries churches and cathedrals. Warfield plans independent engagements opening Aug 17 in Denver then five weeks at Alcazar San Francisco.
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David Warfield
Europe
David Belasco
Middle West
East
New York
Academy of Music
London
New Amusement Company Formed By James Young Group
James Young and partners Edward Cassidy and George Ford prepare to form a new company to produce musical and dramatic plays and vaudeville acts. The venture will feature Aida Johnson Young plays and rights to Brown of Harvard with James Young touring the piece. Later plans include Shakespearean matinées and a rural play by Mrs. Young, plus In Days of Yore with Katherine Calvert leading.
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James Young
Edward Cassidy
George Ford
Aida Johnson Young
Mr. Young
Brown
Harvard
New Amusement Company
Mrs. Young
Katherine Calvert
Amusement Notes on New Plays and Theater Openings
James O Neill will tour in Abbe Bonaparte first produced in London by Wil son Barrett. Murray Hill Theatre opens next Saturday with Ralph Kellerd in a burlesque later joining Belasco in The Warrens of Virginia, opening second New York season at Stuyvesant Theatre in August. Rehearsals start tomorrow for Jet featuring Nanette Comstock with William Muenster. Louise Drew, daughter of John Drew, to appear with Billie Burke in Love Watches. Cecilia Rhoda to headline Mary's Lamb at the New York Theatre after leading The Mayor of Tokio.
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James O’ Neill
Abbe Bonaparte
Wilson Barrett
London
Murray Hill
Ralph Kellerd
Warrens
Virginia
David Belasco
New York
Stuyvesant Theatre
Jet
William Muenster
Nanette Comstock
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Louise Drew
John Drew
Billie Burke
Ichard Carle
Cecilia Rhoda
Tokio
New York Theatre
Park Swans Die From Oil Drainage At Central Park
Swans ducks and geese moved from the large upper lake to a lower Fifty-ninth Street pond after oil from roadways contaminated Seventy-second Street lake. Eight swans died and others grew sick before oil was identified as the cause. Ducks and geese were affected but are recovering. Park officials seek a remedy to stop drainage and may abolish oiling of the drives.
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Central Park
Swan Island
Fifty-ninth Street
Seventy-second Street
Amity
Upper Lake
Park Board
Autoists Fight A Fire At Blossom Heath Inn
Larchmont police suspect a firebug started a blaze that damaged the restaurant attached to Blossom Heath Inn on the Sound last night. Firefighters unable to be alerted by telephone due to a lightning outage. waiters rode three horses to summon help while motorists led by proprietor Heeley and actor Frank Daniels shielded the inn from the blaze. Firemen arrived to find the hotel itself saved and the inn open today.
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New York
Larchmont
N.Y
Larchmont-on-the-Sound
Heeley
Mamaroneck
Weaver Street
Mr. Heeley
Frank Daniels
Girl Chauffeur Hits Man On Lower Broadway
Miss Jeanette Ruhl of Brooklyn acting as her own chauffeur struck an elderly man who had leaped from a passing street car near South Ferry. Police officer Fetscher took charge, the injured man refused to name himself, and the party in the auto 52 272 N Y belonging to Arthur E. Deller of St George Staten Island was allowed to go.
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Lower Broadway
South Ferry
Jeanette Ruhl
Tompkins Avenue
Brooklyn
Broadway
Charles Fetscher
Church Street
Miss Ruhl
N. Y
Arthur E. Deller
St. George, S. I
Danish explorer Mylius Erichsen dies in Greenland expedition
COPENHAGEN reports Mylius Erichsen, the Danish Arctic explorer, and two companions died after their ice floe drifted away during a storm near Greenland. The party had mapped large tracts of unknown land and charted the northeastern coast. Erichsen, who had led expeditions since 1901, had strong support from Danish authorities and scientific societies.
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Copenhagen
Mylius Erichsen
Denmark-Greenland
Erichsen
Greenland
Denmark
American Geographical Society
Melville Bay
Cape York
James J. Phelan Buried Ex-Dock Commissioner and Tammany Leader
Funeral for James J. Phelan died Aug 3 at his Allenhurst home held at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Revs Taylor Chambers and Baxter. Clergy and Catholic fraternal groups attended the service and burial at Calvary Cemetery. Political figures including John J. Murphy James J. Hagan John J. Curry E J Lantry and Tammany office holders attended.
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James J. Phelan
Tammany
Allenhurst
N. J
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Seventy-first Street
Broadway
Father Taylor
D. F. Chambers
Edward Baxter
Catholic Club
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Calvary Cemetery
Mer. Mooney
Dr. Brann
James Byrnes
Father Fitzpatrick
J. McClusky
S. J
D. O. Dwyer
Father A. Downs
Hartford
John J. Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
James J. Hagan
John J. Curry
E. J. Lantry
Grant
Gilroy
Mr. Phelan
Vestry Drapes St Edward Church Pulpit for Dr Neil
Commodore Elbridge Gerry presided at a Vestry meeting at the Church of St Edward the Martyr on 109th Street near Fifth Avenue to mourn the death of Rev Doctor Edward Wallace Neil. The pulpit will be draped for thirty days and a requiem will be held at 11 AM next Sunday.
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Commodore Elbridge
T. Gerry
St. Edward the Martyr
109Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Edward Wallace Neil
Commodore Gerry
Neil
Landscape Artist George Cooke Dies in Alpine Accident
San Diego August 6 George Cooke a noted landscape artist associated with Samuel B Parsons of New York died at the Willows summer retreat near Alpine. He was thrown from a wagon and fell fifty feet down a bluff causing his death after injuries from the accident several days earlier.
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San Diego
Cal
George Cooke
Samuel B. Parsons
New York
the Willows
Alpine
Ile
Mrs John Worrell Pepper Dies at York Harbor Me
Mrs John Worrell Pepper died after a months long illness in York Harbor Me Her body will be taken to Fairacres Pepper country place at Jenkintown for funeral services tomorrow She was formerly Miss Emily Buckley daughter of Edward Buckley Mr Pepper retired from active business and they had no children
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Philadelphia
John Worrell Pepper
York Harbor
Fairacres
Pepper Country
Jenkintown
Pepper
Emily Buckley
Edward Buckley
Mrs Jennie H Ingersoll Dies Aboard Ship In Apoplexy
On the Koenigin Luise which arrived from the Mediterranean, the body of Mrs Jennie H Ingersoll of this city was brought home She died at sea on July 28 of apoplexy She was widow of Samuel Ingersoll and was returning to 102 West Seventy fifth Street Survived by son Herbert Jasensoil and friends accompanied her.
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Mediterranean
Jennie H. Ingersoll
Notable Obituaries From Hudson Valley Area
Ferdinand A. Hoyt aged 73 died at his Fishkill Landing home. He spent twenty years as agent for Northwestern Life Insurance in the Hudson Valley. Lambert Speer, 79, died in Caldwell N J while seated in his parlor. heart disease in heat claimed him. He was born in Pine Brook and ran a hotel for twenty years before moving to Caldwell and entering real estate. he leaves a widow three daughters and two sons. Father Lawrence C McCarroll rector of St Patrick's Jersey City died at St Vincent's Hospital Manhattan after years of rheumatism born Newark May 6 1854 Seton Hall 1875 ordained 1879. twelve years ago he became rector of St Patrick's Church.
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Fishkill Landing
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Hudson Valley
Lambert Speer
Caldwell
N. J
Pine Brook
Lawrence C. M.carroll
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Jersey City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Manhattan
Father Carroll
Newark
Seton Hall College
St. Patrick’s
Skyscraper Regulation Proposed for Manhattan Buildings
The New York City Building Code Revision Commission received congestion proposals from the Committee on Congestion of Population. They urge height limits or taxation by stories, mandatory elevator capacity with fixed dispatch, and ban vehicular traffic south of Chambers Street during peak hours to ease downtown congestion.
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Building Code Revision Commission
Manhattan
Chambers Street
Fulton Street
Broadway
Wall Street
Cortlandt Street
Maiden Lane
Wake for Gus the Angora Cat in Brooklyn
A solemn wake was held at the Bijou Hotel garden on Smith Street for Gus the Angora cat owned by florist Harry Mallon. Poison reportedly killed the beloved pet after years of café visits and daily beer requests, prompting rumors of death by poison. About a hundred mourners attended, placing flowers and a sheaf of wheat around the bier before burial.
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Smith Street
Brooklyn
Gus
Harry Mallon
Paris
Smith and
Livingston Streets
Mallon
Refused to Meet Kaiser Arrives in Baltic Meeting Declined
The Daily Telegraph reports Copenhagen authority that France declined Emperor William's invitation to meet President Fallieres at sea on his Baltic return from Reval. Fallieres had just left Reval after visiting the Czar.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Copenhagen
William
Falliéres
Baltic Sea
Reval
M. Falliéres
Graves Under the Knife Rallies After Operation
Independence Party vice presidential candidate John Temple Graves underwent a minor operation yesterday noon at Dr W Gill Wylie’s private hospital 215 West Forty third Street. An attendant said Graves had rallied and showed no untoward symptoms. He might leave hospital in a few days with a rest afterward.
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John ‘Temple Graves
W. ‘Gill Wylie
Forty-third Street
Mr. Graves
Marriages in Jersey City Tie Two Couples
On August 1 and August 2 in Jersey City two weddings took place. Maris T. O Keefe married Charles R. Richards and Katharina Welzbacher wed Hartmann Neumeister.
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Richards—O' Keefe
Maris T. O'Keefe
Charles R. Richards
Obituary notices from Maitland to Brooklyn Aug 1908
Deaths and funeral notices from Maitland Ontario to Brooklyn New York list ages and dates for Joshua H Abbot Helen Brown Howard Butler Stephen A Condict Harvey Dwight Ferdinand Hoyt Betsey Hubbard Jennie Ingersoll Lambert Jackson Jr Joseph Mead Edward Nell Warren Payne Miriam Reynolds John Roe John H Shotwell Emma Smith Franklin Stebbins and many others with locations Albany Brooklyn New York Yonkers Paterson Croton Falls and Orange City. Funeral details and interment sites noted.
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Jennie H. Ingersoll
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Woodlawn
Grang Central Station
Jackson
Tarrytown
New York
Lambert Lincoln Jackson, Jr
Mead
East 199Th St
Joi
Kensico Cemetery
Payne
San Francisco
Warren R. Payne
Reynolds
North East Harbor
Miriam Philips Reynolds
Edward and
Margaret Philips Reynolds
St. Mary's Church
North-East Harbor
Mt. Auburn
Boston
Roe
John W. Roe
M. Shotwell
Asbury Park
John H. Shotwell
Society of Friends
Silk Asbury
Rosebrook Inn
Twin Mountains
New Hampshire
Emma Berriam Smith
Charles Smith
Stebbins
Greystone
Croton Falls
N. Jo
Franklin
David
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N. Y
Grand Central Depot
New Terminal
Adanée Hinman
Hohrsman
Charles St
Jersey City
William H. Horsman
Jaekel
Livingston St
Brooklyn
Johann Jaekel
St. Kay
12Th St
Frederick S. Kay
Lawson
West 124Th St
Gertrude P. Lawson
McDermott
James McDermott
Hudson ‘St
McMahon
Front St
James .McMahon. McManus
Bridget McManus
H. Meyer
Milbank
Avenue D
Flatbush
Mary A. Miltank
Miller
Clinton
Newark
Lucy A. Miller
Moller
East 85Th
Karoline Moller
M. Morgan
Ashburton
Yonkers
Charles H. Moffan
Munk
S24
Charles Munk
M. Murphy
Cropsey
Gravesend Beach
Ellen Murphy
Nahrung
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Katherine Nahrung
Nolan
Edward A. Price
Sr. Read
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Robrecht
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Schmit
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Amit, Seeger
Jefferson St
Hoboken
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Shaw
Paterson
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Stenson
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Mothe Tobin
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Mary E. Ulrich
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James P. Wallace
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Anna M. Wick
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Grand St
Christian Westemeyer
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Wolf
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Wuestefeld
East Tith St
Charles J. Wuestefeld
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Marlon Av
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