Avenger Victor Wins King's Cup in Newport Yacht Race
The Avenger defeats Queen, Istalena, Aurora, and Elmina by time allowances in the King's Cup, with Commodore Vanderbilt's Aurora second and Istalena third. Queen led at the line but lost on handicap. regatta drew sparse attendance.
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Fallieres Daughter Weds Paris Secretary in Simple Ceremony
In Paris on August 10 Made leine Anne Marie Fallieres, daughter of the President, married John Jean Joseph Edward Lanes, the President’s secretary, in a modest style reflecting Church and State separation. The Madeleine Church ceremony drew diplomats and officials, with Premier Clemenceau present but no grand delegation.
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Father Riviere
Louis Sherry engages Hof Kapelle for New York restaurant
Louis Sherry of New York announces the Hof Kapelle, Vienna's imperial court orchestra of 28, will play this season at his New York restaurant. Skepticism at the Austro-Hungarian consulate about an imperial orchestra performing in a restaurant is noted, yet the engagement signals Viennese waltz vogue.
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Riddles Recovery Slow In Caucasus Visit
Ambassador Riddle remains at Kislovodsk until October as his mother and half brother join him there from Minneapolis. Secretary Laughlin becomes Secretary of Legation at Athens. Hunter Sharp arrives in Moscow to take over as Consul General. The Ragsdale family leaves St. Petersburg for America August 15 with Mr. Ragsdale to follow soon.
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Caucasus
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Hunter Sharp
Moscow
Samuel Smith
James W. Ragsdale
America
Ragsdale
OFF TO EUROPE TODAY ON TWO LINERS
The Kronprinz Wilhelm and the Rotterdam sail today with cabins comfortably filled. Passengers include Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Baumann William W. Borden Kenneth Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Pearson R. Eagen Lucius N. Littauer Mrs. F. M. Livingston Louis Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Max Stein Adolf H. Ullmann Mrs. Alexander Williams Miss Jessie Blakestone Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bylevelt Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas E. A. Foote H. H. Gardner Dr. Charles Harrington W. B. Lamar Hobart P. Young Caustens and others.
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Summer Travel Notes From New York Social Set
A string of appearances and trips across coast to coast as New York society notables retreat for August. Prentice Strong and Talbot Olyphant enjoy Monmouth Beach. Reginald Jaffray at Lake Placid. S Carman Harriot via Bethlehem New Hampshire. E J Chapman and Sarah Cushing at the Walcott Hotel. Havemeyers at Sea View Inn Biddeford Pool.
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Sarah K. Cushing
Washington
Walcott
J. F. Havemeyer
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Sea View Inn
Biddeford Pool
William B. Nisbet
New York
Idsley
Sharon, Conn
Engagement of Miss Mary Hasell to George Borwick
The engagement of Miss Mary Mason Hasell, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cruger Hasell of 126 East Seventy-first Street New York, to George Borwick eldest son of Sir Robert Hudson Borwick of 16 Berkeley Square London is announced. The couple plan a New York wedding early in December and will reside in Berkeley Square, London. Borwick is an Oxford graduate and barrister. Hasell has deep New York and European social ties and a long lineage including the Jones and Hasell families.
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William Iselin
Francis” Wissman
Mason Jones
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Haight
Richard Haight
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Mason Renshaw Jones
Thomas Hasell
England
South Carolina
Bentley Douglas Hasell
Hasells
East Seventy-first Street
Greenwich
Conn
New London
Alice Hasell
Jaly
Mr. Borwick
Oxford
Watterson and Banus Wed in City Hall Ceremony
Mrs H Watterson Jr, former wife of Henry Watterson Jr, wed Senor Ramon Banus yesterday in the Aldermanic Chamber after obtaining a City Clerk license. Banus, 28, a Cuban merchant, and Mrs Watterson, 30, gave parental and marital details on the record.
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Bull terrier shot outside Broadway Theatre by health squad officer
Ex Assistant United States Attorney Harry Perry Disbecker of the New York Athletic Club reports his bull terrier Billy N. was shot Saturday night at the Broadway Theatre entrance by a plain clothes Health Squad officer under department orders. Billy N. was killed. Disbecker seeks authorities over the incident and plans to consult a doctor about the hirelings used to kill inoffensive animals in public. The dog, valued at $1,000, belonged to Disbecker and was buried on a New Canaan farm.
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Times Square
Arthur J. Billin
Dr. Darlington
Billy Sr
Silly the
Starlight
Bulldog Attacks Hat Thief As Fourteenth Street Crowd Gawks
A bulldog owned by Cornelius Harrington of Brooklyn roamed near Fourteenth Street and Fourth Avenue, snatching hats from passersby. The dog struck Herman Poleshook in the thigh when Poleshook dodged. Poleshook’s wound was cauterized, and Harrington was arrested for an unleashed dog in violation of Health Board rules.
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Bite by muzzled dog hits boy at pier
A muzzled dog bites seven year old Arthur Weldon on the Morton Street recreation pier. He is taken to the Pasteur Institute for treatment. Dr Rambaud notes it is the first muzzled dog bite case they have seen but says dog bite requests remain high since muzzle orders began. Officials urge owners to monitor dogs for a week.
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Blanche Bates Stars in The Fighting Hope at Belasco
Blanche Bates rehearses for The Fighting Hope at the Belasco Theatre under David Belasco. Written by William J. Hurllbut, the five-character drama eschews theatrical tricks and aims for present moment relevance. Initial production begins at Washington’s Belasco Theatre on Sept 7, with Pittsburgh week of Sept 14, and New York season opening Sept 21 at the Stuyvesant Theatre.
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Stuyvesant Theatre
David Belasco
Fighting Hope
William J. Hurlbut
Miss Bates
Charles Richman
John W. Cope
Reuben Fox
Loretta Wells
Tennessee Tess Queen of the Moonshiners at Fourteenth Street
The Fourteenth Street Theatre reopened its summer program with Tennessee Tess, Queen of the Moonshiners, starring Lot tie Williams. The Western melodrama drew loud applause as Tess outwits villains to protect her hero-lover, delighting Forty Pines settlers and local audiences alike.
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Fourteenth Street
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Tess
Charles E. Blaney
Lottie Williams
Lottie
Mountain
Forty Pines Settlement
Smoky Mountains
Mechanical Horse Trick At Steeplechase Park
An English engineer at Steeplechase Park explains a mechanical horse race secret as lovers of the resort seek victory. He claims proper balance and steady posture beat the other riders who jostle the horse, with friction decisions and minimal movement guiding the machine to win.
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Klaw & Erlanger denial on Mile. Genee contract
A note from Klaw & Erlanger yesterday counters claims Mile. Genee is under Ziegfeld management. The note says Genee remains under a long term contract with Klaw & Erlanger and appears in The Soul Kiss only by arrangement with that firm.
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Cohan Musical The American Idea Gains Stage At Gaiety
The American Idea a new musical comedy by George M Cohan goes into rehearsal for the Gaiety Theatre opening on Sept 7. Cast includes George Beban Al Reeves Trixie Friganza Stella Hammerstein Carrie Bowman and Gilbert Gregory. The Cohan Harris Minstrels held an old fashioned parade in automobiles with a band starting from the New York Theatre at noon.
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Trixie Friganza
Stella Hammerstein
Carrie Bowman
Gilbert Gregory
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New York Theatre
Clara Lipman Plans to Continue on Stage
Clara Lipman known as Mrs. Louis Mann contradicted Monday’s notice she would quit acting. She said yesterday she expects to appear on the stage as usual in the coming season and for many seasons to come.
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Biddle Aims for Middleweight Amateur Title
Philadelphia report says Anthony J. Drexel Biddle plans to enter the Amateur Athletic Union tourney for the middleweight title. He trained with Jim Daly and Jack O'Brien, sparring against both amateurs and professionals, and believes bigger opponents are easier to hit with a jab or swing.
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United Service Officers Public Notices
Capt. A. Cranston will assume charge of the office of purchasing commissary at New Orleans during Major A. M. Edwards absence. First Lieut. A. Gibson detailed as instructor at Coast Artillery Fort Monroe and will report again in September. Capt. Eve Smith, Paymaster, will return to his proper station.
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Medical officials announce new commands at Naval Medical School
Medical Director J. C. Boyd, detached from duty in command of Naval Medical School Hospital Washington DC, will serve as President Naval and Medical Examining Boards. Medical Director G. E. H. Harmon is assigned to command Medical School Hospital Washington DC.
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Naval ships and movements around Gardiner’s Bay ports
A list of ships and destinations including Mayflower Santiago Marietta Porto Cortez and Dolphin bound plans. The Dolphin will return to Washington around August 20 and depart August 22 for a New England coast cruise with the Navy admiral aboard. Other vessels like Marietta Paducah Scorpion and Dubuque receive orders to navy yards or ports in Honduras New York Boston Guantanamo Bay and Cuba.
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Guantanamo
Ceiba
Tingey
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Maine
Boston
Honduras
Dubuque
Navy Yard
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Cuba
Traveling Salesman in Liberty Play Draws Laughs
Mr. James Forbes new play The Traveling Salesman at Liberty last night drew a large, friendly audience and earned strong laughter. Chief actor Mr. McIntyre, Gertrude Coghlan, H. D. Blakemore, R. C. Turner, Sarah McVickar and others delivered engaging turns as a drummer and crew in a light comical farce about land foreclosure, romance, and wits against schemers.
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James Forbes
Liberty
Babbitt Peers
Sarah McVicker
Luella Ann Dawson
Frances G. Fuller
William Henry Dawson
Maud B. Sinclair
William Henry Dawson, Jr
John Tansy
G. ‘Turner
William Henry Une
Edward Ellis Berce
Edward M. Dresser
Beth Elliott
Gertrude Coghlan Frenklyn Rosece
Percival T. Moore
Martin Drury
William Beach
Sondieter
Ike Lowenthal
Bob Lake
Frank J. Mcintyre
Arthur’ Shaw Julius
Palgs
Saree
Hamen
Ene Blakemore
Jonn Kimball Pee Ee Wie
Seem Om
Edward Ellis
Ben Cobb
Nicholas Burnham
James B. Forbes
Forbes
Mr. Forbes
McIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
Custom House
Gertrude Coghlan
H. D. Blakemore
R. C. Turner
Sarah McVickar
New Dockstader Show Opens at Plainfield Theatre
Lew Dockstader's new all star minstrel show debuts at the New Plainfield Theatre Aug 10 to an approving crowd. The production departs from tradition with a vaudeville style vicent story from start to finish featuring Dockstader and Neil O'Brien as leads. The cast includes Al Jolson Eddie Mazier Peter Detzel Reese V Prosser Wil Oakland and W H Thompson with notable scenic effects.
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North Pole
Docstader
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Dockstader
Neil O’brien
al Jolson
Eddie Mazier
Peter Detzel
Reese V. Prosser
Wil Oakland
W. H. Thompson
Broadway Theatre News From The Latest Stage Deck
After weeks away Donald Brian returns to The Merry Widow at the Aerial Gardens. The new Marigold will be produced with Barclay Walker as writer and John W. McKinney as manager. William R. Hatch joins Paid in Full at Astor Theatre, opening next Monday at Weber's Theatre. Adelaide Manola joins All for a Girl at the Bijou with Douglas Fairbanks starting August 20. Walker Whiteside to star in The Melting Pot. Whiteside sails to consult author in Europe. Rehearsals begin for Wildfire with Lillian Russell at the Liberty Sept 7. Cohan & Harris Minstrels extend at New York Theatre. Richard Carle to introduce Leander of Olean in Mary's Lamb at the New York Theatre.
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Barclay Walker
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New York
Warenhals & Kemper
William R. Hatch
Walker Whiteside
Zangwill
George Tyler
London
Whiteside
Europe
Lillian Russell
Liberty Theatre
Cohan & Harris Minstrels
New York Theatre
Richard Carle
Leander
Olean
Warrant Issued for Hospital Orderly Over Facial Slur
A warrant charging assault is issued against J. E. Williams, formerly an orderly at Nassau County Hospital Mineola. Miss Margaret McCormick, a senior in the Nurses Training School, was dismissed after alleging Williams slapped her face and that her dismissal followed her insistence that Williams be discharged by Superintendent Mary E. Melville.
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Willams
Louise C Moulton Dead prominent Boston author dies
Louise Chandler Moulton, noted Boston authoress born 185? in Pomfret Connecticut, died at her home after a nine month illness. She began writing in childhood, published poems at 14, a volume at 18, and collaborated with editor William V Moulton who married her in 1855. Her works include This That and the Other My Third Book and Lazy Tours in Spain and Elsewhere.
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Louise Chandler Moulton
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Longfellow
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Spain
11: Elizabeth McClelland Dies at 102 in Jersey City
Elizabeth McClelland aged 102 died yesterday at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Franz at 16 Corbin Avenue Jersey City. Born in Ireland on August 4 1806 she was widowed twelve years ago and retained her faculties until illness began after a mile long walk on a very warm day.
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Elizabeth Franz
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McClelland
Ireland
Mrs. Lamadrid of St. Andrew's Coffee Stands Dies
Mrs. Joaquin M. Lamadrid died after a three month illness at her Brooklyn home 80 Monroe Street. Born in London she started the St. Andrew's one cent coffee stands in 1887 at Duane Street and Park Row and ran many across the city. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery. Her stands fed roughly 1000 daily, spiking to 3000 during business downturns.
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St. Andrew's
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Evergreen Cemetery
Lamadrid
Obituary notes Ramuel M Clark former oldest Odd Fellow in New Jersey
Ramuel M Clark the oldest Odd Fellow in New Jersey passed away Sunday evening at the New Jersey State Home for Soldiers in Kearny. He died at age 14 in August 1853 from spinal meningitis. Capt George Howard Long father of Maxwell Long died at his son’s home 412 Lincoln Street Flushing L L aged 66. John B Fisher served in Hudson County for twenty nine years.
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New Jersey
Kearny
George Howard Long
Maxwell Long
Lincoln Street
Flushing
L. L
John B. Fisher
Hudson County
Marriages Record Two Local Couples Wed in August
On August 4 at Huntington Florence C Trenholm wed Alexander D Lathrop. On August 8 Helen Mary Gedge married Horace Whitten.
Death notices and funeral rites in New York area
Obituaries and funeral notices for numerous individuals including Mary T Alden of 215 West 83rd Street James William Beekman of Oyster Bay and several society members from the New York area announce funeral services at the Reformed Dutch Church St. Av. and 29th St. Also listed are notices for Beekman related to the Society of Colonial Wars the New York Public Library and the New York Historical Society with service details and interment plans through Aug 11 1908.
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29Th St
Charles Firof
Henry Gansevoort Sanford
Sec
Sec'v. Beekman
New York Society Library
Beverly Chew
Beekman
The
New York Historical Society
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman
Acosta Nichols
Boak
Thomas Dunning Boak
Henry Boak
West End Av
Borden
Tarrytown
John Harvey Hurden
Chayes F. Borden
Brqome
Saranac Club
Bartletts Carry
Adirondacks
Jonathan J. Broome
No. T Prospect St
East Orange
N. J
Brick Church Station
New York
Church of the Divine Paternity
Central Park West
76Th St
Lyman
Woodstock
George Clark Lyman
Joseph and
Mary Clark Lyman
Englewood
Marvin
Upper Saranac Lake
Dwight Edwards Marvin
Charles Ingalls
Anna Ferris Marvin
Mersereau
Margaret Isabel
Henry L. Mersereau
Verona Place
Brooklyn
Payer
Adeline Chardavayne Pryor
Maple Av
New Rochelle
N. Y
Grand Central Station
ECOTT
St. Nicholas Avenue
George Stuart Scott
Samuels
Rachel
Marks Samuels
Minnie
Samuel
Pauline
Amelia
St. Nicholas AV
Stannard
Vanamee
Goshen
Lida Ostrom Vanamee
William Vanamee
Fercy V. D. Gott
Hillside Cemetery
Middlet
Obituary notices from Plainfield and New York areas
A list of death notices and funeral details from Plainfield New Jersey and New York locales. Names include Emma Louisa Wills Frederick H Wills Charles Gordon Zug Arretta Bishop Sarah Boyle Elizabeth Brommer Dora Crager Lucy H Currie Richard Dever Walter H Dicker Mary Driscoll G M Edebohls Henry Felton Charles W Fordham August Garthe Heinrich Geissler Mary A Getzendanner Peter Goss William Hyland Mrs W Jordan John W King Paul Ladman Lankenau Amy B Littlewood C Williang Losche Raymond D MacMahon Alice Magrath Rosina Mandelick Kathryn B Meyer Frederick F Miller Richard Nagle Thomas J O Shea George Pritting Annie Reichenbach Julia Reubenstein Katherine Schaefer William Schlegel Margaretta Schumacher Anna Sensteck Caroline Taft Henry M Taylor Mary A Thielke Adam Weiss Matthias Woesner and others, with funeral times and locations in Brooklyn North Plainfield Jersey City Heights and surrounding areas.
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Mellenville
Arretta Bishop
Boyle
Grand St
Brooklyn
Sarah Boyle
Brommer
Waverley Av
Elizabeth Brommer
M. Crager
West 117Th St
South Orange
Newark
N. J
Walter H. Dicker
Driscole
Mary Driscoll
M. Edebohls
Hotel Colonist
G. M. Edebohls
Felton
East
Getzendanner
Ocean Grove
Mary A. Getzendanner
Goss
East 48Th St
Peter Goss
Hyland
Cumberland Street Hospital
William Hyland
Jordan
M. Littlewood
New Hochelle
Amy B. Littlewood
Toomorrow
M. Losche
Ferry St
C. Williang Losche
Macmathion
Tarrytown
Raymond D. MacMahon
Magrath
Marion St
Alice Magrath
Mandelick
Amagadusett
Nagle
Richard Nagle
O’shea
North Elliott Place
Brooks« Inn
Thomas J. O'Shea
Pritting
Taaffe Place
George Pritting
Reichenbach
West Ss8th St
Annie Reichenbach
Reubenstein
East S6th St
Julia Reubenstein
Schaefer
Hopkins St
Katherine Schaefer
Schlegel
William Schlegel
Schumacher
Bathgate Av
Margaretta A. Schumacher
Sensteck
Coxsackie
N. Y
Anna Sensteck
Taft
Gautier
Jersey City Heights
Caroline Taft
Taylor
Poughkeepsie
Henry M.taylor
Notable Obituaries From East Orange And Nearby Areas
Several local figures are reported deceased. Clerks office veteran in Jersey City dies at 60 at his East Orange home, leaving a widow and four children. Jonathan J. Broome of East Orange dies suddenly while summering in the Adirondacks. Fordham, Bay Shore educator and father of six, dies at Pay Shore. Zug Iron and Steel executive Charles Gordon Zug dies at Flushing summer home aged 43. James H. Boudrow of Hay Ridge dies after illness at 79. father of Joseph Hart and other relatives.
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East Orange
N. J
Jonathan J. "Broome
T Prospect Street
Saranac Club
Bartlett Carry
Adirondacks
Broome
Long Island
Bay Shore Board of Education
Charles Gordon Zug
Zug Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Flushing, L. I
Charles H. Zug
Western University of Pennsylvania
Willa Forsythe
James H. Boudrow
Hay Ridge
Boudrow
Joseph Hart
Frank Cheney
Bay Ridge
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices
Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible via Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots start at $150. For Books of Views or a representative, call (4855 Gramercy). Office: 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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