Savage 10 Present The Devil Tonight at Garden Theatre
Henry W. Savage announces an evening performance of The Devil at the Garden Theatre, disputing Wiske and Konta rights claims. Savage cites affidavits and documents to prove sole ownership, while cast members race in from six states to rehearse after the Boston Merry Widow tour. Grand Opera House opens season with Williams and Walker in Bandanna.
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Grand Opera
House
Williams
Walker
Grand Opera House
The Likes Of Me and The Girls Of Guttenberg Take Stage
Ports Keane will debut as a boy in The Likes Of Me curtain raiser for The Mollusc with Joseph Coyne and Alexandra Carlisle co starring. Gertie Millar arrives in New York to star in The Girls Of Guttenberg at the Knickerbocker Theatre under Charles Frohman. The Friars sign A N Erlanger as press agent for Sept 5 banquet with Henry W Savage as guest of honor. Yarola M Cheshire rehired for The Regen erate. Minnehaha cast led by Therese Rensy at Hin mateo. Theodore Sterns to direct marrying Mary. Aug 24 at Grand Opera House in New Traven. Larry Benham signed as Ormaby in the Fame play. Helen A Hardy will train Julia Marlowe’s role ahead of Mildred UWolland briefly. Henry Schumann Heinek, son of the singer, debuted in Indiana with his mother. Next year plans to join Stadt Theatre Hamburg. Chauncey Olentz’s fairy tale show said to be original, with Freda Knight Logan’s lyrics and five songs by Mentz. Olive Oliver to play Mrs Prock ton in The Call of We North! Robert Edson to appear in George Broadhurst’s The Shepherd King at the Hudson Theatre. Mecca Temple to see Pain’s Fireworks next Friday. W A Brady advertises Som a eed sae r 2, Be Hartelaise Wand for The Shepherd King. Genie the dancer appears through her manager Jenica. A Danish paper claims an engagement of to be married.
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Ports Keane
Jeseph Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
Gertie Millar
London Gaiety Company
New York
A. N. Erlanger
Henry W. Savage
Yarola M. Cheshire
Berkeey Theatre
Arnold “Daly
Minnehaha Brisant
Henry Schumann-Heinek
Indiana
Stadt Theatre
Hamburg
Chauncey Olentz
Freda Knight ‘Logan
Mr. ‘Mentz
Aie
Olive Oliver
Prockton
George Broadhurst
Robert Edeson
Hudson Theatre
Mecca Temple
Mystic Shrine
Pain
Astor Theatre
London
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Puite
Hiome
Oliver Herford
Tarkington
Wilson
Bronson Howard
Poe
Daniel Vorhees Pike
Kokomo
Ind
England
Lthel Granger Simpson
Russia
Miss Granger
Miss Simpson
Mr. Pike
Sorrento
Hodge
Henry Jewett
Grand Duke
Gayer
Mr. Harmon
Olive Wyuidham
Mr. Short
Miss Vernon
Anthony Asher
Antonio Salermo
Mr. Glendinning
Substitution Warning on Carbonic Made by Schultz
A warning notices carbonic produced from distilled water by Carl H. Schultz at 430 444 18 AvE New York with label guidance to look for the mark.
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Carl H. Schultz
C- P Emss
New York
Barrie's New Play What Every Woman Knows to Open London
J M Barrie writes What Every Woman Knows to be produced by Charles Frohman at the Duke of Yorks Theatre in London on September 3. The cast includes Gerald Du Maurier Miss Hilda Trevelyan Mrs Beerbohm Tree and Miss Lillah McCarthy in leading roles.
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New York Times
London
J. M. Barrie
Charles Frohman
Duke of York’s Theatre
Gerald du Maurier
Hilda. Trevelyan
Beerbohm Tres
Lillah McCarthy
Miss Hoffman Debuts New Dance Imitating Maud Allan
Gertrude Hoffman introduces a new dance at Hammerstein's Victoria mimicking Maud Allan's Spring Song. The routine, set in a woodland scene with a diaphanous pink costume, features Pan, a shepherd, and woodland nymphs in a climactic embrace with the shepherd. Also on the bill, William Rock and Maude Fulton return after London engagements. A new Salome appears at Proctor's 125th Street Theatre with a distinct stage setting and less abbreviated costume.
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Gertrude Hoffman
Victoria
Maud Allan
Mendelssohn
Miss. Hoffman
Pan
William Rock
Maude Fulton
London
Salome
Proctoris 125Th Stresc
The Man from Home at Astor Theatre stars Hodge
Review notes William Hodge in The Man from Home by Tarkington and Wilson. Hodge carries Kokomo lawyer Daniel Vorhees Pike with skill, warmth, and wit. Supporting turns by Henry Jewett Grand Duke and Gayer, Harmon, Granger Simpson, and others receive praise.
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Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Astor
Daniel Voorhees ‘Pike
William Hodge
Grand Duke
Vasili Vasilivitch
Henry Jewett
Earl of
Henry Harmon
Horace Granger-Sinson
Hassard
Caeedk
Montestito Valet de Chambre
All for a Girl staged at Plainfield Theatre with Fairbanks star
Rupert Hughes drama All for a Girl produced in Plainfield New Jersey before a large audience. Notables from Lambs Club attended. The four act play follows a self confident suitor and a noble heroine in disguise with scenes in New York City and a New Hampshire farm. Cast includes Adelaide Manola and others.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Rupert Hughes
Joseph R. Grismer
Douglas Fairbanks
New Plainfield Theatre
The
Lambs Club
New York City
New Hampshire
Adelaide Manola
Marion Manola
Robert A. Fischer
Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh
Jane Corcoran
Ruth Shipley
Shuberts Open Harlem Theatre with First Class Repertory
The Shuberts acquire West End Theatre in Harlem and restore first class productions. Jefferson DeAnseis and Emma Carus star in The Gay White Way as the house reopens with renovations. Prices range from 25 cents to 2 dollars for attractions.
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Harlem
Harlem Opera House
Vaucdeville
Shuberts
West End
Stair
Harlin
Shubert
Jefferson de Anseis
Emma Carus
Lenox Lyceum Leased for Theater Use
Walter J Salomon leases the Lenox Lyceum auditorium at Madison Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street to Dr Maurice Baumfeld for twenty and a half years at 712500 aggregate rent. Baumfeld assigns the lease to the German Theatre. Alterations will convert the space for theatre use. Lenox Lyceum owned by John D Crimmins and previously leased to Salomon for twenty one years. Baumfeld’s lease began October 1.
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Walter J.salomon
Maurice Baumfeld
Tenox Lyceum
Madison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Dr. Baumfeld
Lenox Lyceum
John D. Crimmins
Mr. Salomon
Orpheum Theatre and Realty Company Granted Charter
California grants a charter to the Orpheum Theatre and Realty Company capitalized at 2500 dollars with the right to operate in most Western States. The firm plans to acquire and build theatres in major cities to own venues within its vaudeville circuit.
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Concern
California
Orpheum Theatre and Realty Company
Witching Hour opens Tackett Theatre season with familiar cast
Augustus Thomas's play The Witching Hour returns at the Tackett Theatre with John Mason as the gambler with mental telepathy. Russ Whytal reprises Judge Prentice, Amelia Gardner steps in as Mrs. Whipple, replacing Jennie Eustace, while the rest of the cast mirrors the prior Hackett run.
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Tackett Theatre
Augustus Thomas
John Mason
Gambler
Russ Whytal
Judge Prentice
Amelia Gardner
Mrs. Whipple
Jennie Eustace
the Hackett
La Sylphe Dominates Keith & Proctor Vaudeville Bill
La Sylphe receives warm reception in a new dance at Fifth Avenue Theatre, marking her fourth week and strong standing on the bill. The Swedish American quartet led by Carlotta Erikson impresses with song and voice, especially with The Garden of Dreams solo by Erikson formerly of Fritzi Sheff’s company.
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la Sylphe
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Carlotta. Erikson
Charlotte Carew
Fritzi Sheff
Simpson Sues Mrs Horner Over Shooting Incident
Dr. James W. Simpson of Manhattan sues Mrs. Ella Horner of Vernon Valley Northport L I for 10000 damages in New York County Supreme Court. The suit cites nervous shock injury to his dental practice and permanent injuries. Horner is the widow of Bartley T. Horner and the October Suffolk County Grand Jury will review the criminal case.
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Ella Horner
Bartley T. Horner
Vernon Valley
Northport
L. I
James WY. Simpson
Broadway
Manhattan
Dr. Simpson
Martin T. Manton
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Supreme Court of
New York County
Suffolk County
City schools face million-dollar repairs before fall opening
Estimates by C. B. J. Snyder put the cost at about 1 million pounds to repair more than 500 public school buildings. Borough allocations total 850000 Manhattan 200000 Brooklyn 150000 Bronx and Queens 150000 each Richmond 50 000. Enrollment expected at 720000, 95000 more than last year as classes prepare to start on September 14.
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C. B. J. Snyder
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Paid in Full Transfer Extends Run at Weber’s
Eugene Walter’s Paid in Full finished an extended run at the Astor Theatre and moved to Weber’s last night with plans to keep drawing crowds. Miss Lillian Albertson, briefly out, has resumed her former role. Wiam Riley Hatch now appears as Capt. Williams.
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Eugene Walter
Astor Theatre
Weber
Lillian Albertson
Wiam Riley Hatch
Capt. Williams
Iroquois Club To Entertain Summernight Festival
The Iroquois Club a Tammany Hall Democratic group in the Twenty fifth Assembly District with Joseph I Prendergast as President plans its annual Summernight festival for Monday evening Aug 24 at the Manhattan Casino and Park 155th Street and Highth Avenue Automobile parties are being organized by local social organizations Arrangements committee members include George W Olwany Robert Duffy Joseph B Cunningham Joseph A Young Jere J Sullivan George W Clune and Charles W Kuhns
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Iroquois Club
Tammany Hall Democratic Organization
Twentyfifth
Joseph I. Prendergast
Manhattan Casino and Park
155Th Street
Highth Avenue
George W. Olwany
Robert Duffy
Joseph, B. Cunningham
Joseph A. Young
Jere J. Sullivan
George W. Clune
and Charles W. Kuhns
Last Span Joins Queens Borough Bridge Over East River
Workers completed the final link on the Queens Borough Bridge spanning the East River to Blackwell Island. The Long Island City end connected yesterday, enabling a full pedestrian crossing from either end. the Manhattan approach was finished earlier. The Snare & Treist team set the first beam after 10 am, led by Engineer George J. Lewis, with other beams in place by nightfall. The bridge, about a mile long, may open to foot traffic by January 1.
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Queens Borough
Dlackwell
Queens
Snare & Treist Company
George J. Lewis
Bishops Return From London Conferences
Bishop Sylvester D. Tuttle of St. Louis and Bishop Frederick I. Johnson of South Dakota arrived aboard the Minnehaha after attending Pan Anglican and Lambeth meetings. They said divorce policy is to be handled by national churches, not international gatherings, and South Dakota may soon legislate to regulate divorce, reducing the state’s status as a divorce mecca.
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Sylvester D. Tuttle
St. Louis
United States
Episcopal Church
London
Lambeth
Frederick I. Johnson
South Dakota
Tuttle
Johnson
City watchdog clears children society funds
Charles S. Hervey of the Bureau of Municipal Investigation reports to the Controller denying improper city funding of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. He defends meals at 25 cents charged to the city and notes Superintendent Jenkins profits align with similar heads elsewhere.
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Charles S. Hervey
Bureau of Municipal Investigation and Statistics
Finance Department
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Kervey
Supt
Jenkins
No Friction Claimed Between McAdoo firm and Public Service Board
Hudson and Manhattan President William G. McAdoo met with Public Service Commission members to discuss jurisdiction over the McAdoo tunnels. He denied sandbagging friction and said a station at Thirty third Street and Sixth Avenue would be the north end for now, with possible future extension to Fifty ninth Street.
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Wiliam G. McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
McAdoo
Maitbie, Icustis
McCarroll
Public Service Commission
New York
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Astronomers to Sail Aug 20 for Argentina Expedition
Under Prof. Lewis Boss Dudley Observatory directs a major U S expedition leaving Albany for San Luis Argentina. Prof. Richard N. Tucker of Lick Observatory leads delicate observatory parts to be shipped from New York aboard the steamer Valesquez slated to sail Aug 20 with a Buenos Aires arrival Sept 16 and subsequent travel to San Luis 500 miles west.
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New York Times
Albany
Lewis Boss
Dudley Observatory
United States
San Luis
Argentina
South America
Richard N. Tucker
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Cal
New York City
Tucker
Ross
Willam B. Varnum
Prof
New York
Valesquez
Brooklyn
Buenos Ayres
Divorce Petition Filed by Naval Surgeon in Newport
Providence August 17 a petition for divorce was filed by George H Barber a surgeon at the naval training station at Newport against his wife Belle Bemis Barber of New York. The couple have lived apart for ten years.
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New York Times
Providence
George H. Barber
Naval Training Station
Newport
Belle Bemis Barber
New York
Social Roundup of Traveling Notables and Upcoming Weddings
Many society figures旅 and families are abroad or planning travels to Newport Southampton Short Hills and Monmouth Beach. Upcoming events include the October 8 wedding of Louise Stobbe to William A. Manning and several members sailing for Europe in September.
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John B. Marie
Chappaqua
N. Y
Joseph Marie
Miss Marie
Southampton
Louise Stobbe
William A. Manning
Short Hills
N. J
Miss Lilly Page Weds John Walter Cross in Geneva
The wedding of John Walter Cross and Miss Lily Lee Page took place in Geneva Switzerland with limited attendants. The couple, after a continental tour, will live in New York where Cross is a Yale graduate and related to several New York families.
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Lilly Page
John Walter Cross
New York
Geneva
Switzerland
R. James Cross
Washington Square North
John Cross
George Eliot
Lily Lee Page
Howard A. Page
Kentucky
New York City
Page
Ione Page
Lily Les Page
Mr. Cross
Yale
Annie Redmond
Eleanor Cross
Allan Marquand
Princeton
Tuxedo
East Thirtyninth Street
Engagement announced for Emily Du P Grugan to Senator George B Agnew
Major and Mrs Frank C Grugan of New York announce the engagement of their daughter Emily Du P Grugan to State Senator George B Agnew. Senator Agnew is a guest of the Grugans at Newton Villa in Lenox Massachusetts.
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Lenox
Mass
Major
Frank C. Grugan
East Fifty-third Street
New York
Emily du P. Grugan
George B. Agnew
Senator Agnew
Erugan
Newton Villa
Eustis Street Wedding Plans Highlight Family Roles
George Peabody Eustis and Miss Rosamond Street will wed Thursday at the Hermitage Monmouth Beach home of the Street family. Miss Susan Street, Rosamond’s sister, serves as maid of honor with no other attendants. William Corcoran Eustis, George’s brother, will be best man, as he is married to Edith Morton. Relatives and a few intimate friends are invited.
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George ‘Peabody Eustis
Rosamond Street
Miss Street
Susan Street
Mr. Eustis
William Corcoran Eustis
Edith Morton
Hermitage
Monmouth Beach
William A. Street
Japanese artist and German woman obtain marriage license
Zanzi Yamada a Japanese artist and Miss Margaret Roeskin a German woman obtained a license to marry yesterday at the City Hall Marriage License Bureau. The Japanese said he was born in Tokio and lives at 64 East 133d Street. His fiancée listed 526 West 160th Street as her residence.
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Zanzi Yamada
Margaret Roeskin
City Hall
Tokio
160Th Street
Westinghouse Engagement Rumor Unconfirmed in Lenox
Reports from Pittsburg claimed the engagement of George Westinghouse Jr and Evelyn Brockelbank daughter of Sir Thomas Brockelbank of England had failed. Friends say no confirmation exists as Westinghouse left for England in July to visit his fiancée while Mrs Westinghouse stays with her sister in Kingston New York awaiting word.
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New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Pittsburg
George Westinghouse, Jr
Evelyn Brockelbank
Thomas Brockelbank
England
Gave Bal Masque at Sea on Zeeland Liner
Passengers aboard the Red Star Zeeland from Antwerp hosted a masquerade ball on Saturday night with notable costumes and prizes. Miss Ethel Holt of Salem Massachusetts won first prize as Baggage, while Mrs Frank M Zittel placed second as Topsy. Among arrivals were J C Alder Cornelia Bradford James A Diutte Philip Embury Jr H Grove Thomas E Hughes A W Lincoln Frank Ransom Dudley Van Ingen.
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Red Star
Zeeland
Antwerp
Ethel Holt
Salem
Mass
Trans-Atlantic Iners Sailors List Noted Passengers
The sailing today includes the Kaiser Wilhelm II with a long list of booked passengers such as Mrs. Caroline Abbot and G. W. Halstead. NIEUW-AMSTERDAM Rotterdam sees arrivals and notable names aboard the San Juan including Porto Rican Representative Julio Larrinaga arriving from Puerto Rico.
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Premen
Caroline Abbot
Richard Barthoalds
Ralph F. Briggs
Candee Lyman
Joseph di Nunzio
J. BR. Duer
G. W. Halstead
George B. Hutton
Count Klingsper
H. Meyer Lechmann
Jose Lamo de Espiiost
Frederick ©. Prentiss
Ernesto Schernickow
W. C. Sayre
M. WK. Schermerhorn
F.C Taylor
Julio Larrinaga
Congress
Porto Rico
San Juan
Death of fencing master Regis Senac at 70 in New York
Regis Senac, renowned fencing master and instructor to the Conservatory of Music and the New York Athletic Club, died Sunday at St. Luke's Hospital after a three day pneumonia illness. Born in Bordeaux, he came to America in 1872 and ran a studio at 1047 Broadway attracting many famed figures including Mrs. Langtry and Edwin Booth. He is survived by his son Louis Senac who continued the studio.
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Regis Senac
St. Luke's Hospital
He_ivas
Bordeaux
France
Senne
America
Conservatory of Music
New York Athletic Club
Broadway
Langtry
James Brown Potter
Maude Adams
Blanche Walsh
Marie Tempest
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Rose Coghlan
de Lancey Kane
Reginald
Pierre Loris- Tard Ronalds
Edwin Booth
Fernando Yznaega
Tommaso Salvini
Henry Seligman
Louis Senac
Baltimore banker Frank Hambleton dies in Germany
Frank Sherwood Hambleton senior partner of Hambleton & Co. dies at Bad Nauheim Germany after traveling there in July for health. Born 1855 in Baltimore he was educated at Virginia Military Institute Lexing ton and joined the family firm in 1882 becoming a partner in 1885. He married Anna Crawford two years after returning to Baltimore and had four children. His work funded Southern railroads and municipalities.
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Baltimore
Frank Sherwood Hambledon
Hambleton & Co
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Hambleton
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
South
Anna H. Crawford
William H.crawford
Actor William S. St. Clair Dies After Stomach Cancer Surgery
William S. St. Clair died at St. Vincent's Hospital following stomach cancer surgery. The actor, aged several years, was son of James St. Clair a former Washington government employee. He began with Lotta, later appeared in Aster and Man A Fair Rebel Panst and toured with Lewis Morrison. He supported Lillian Lewis for years and most recently acted as the Count in The Education of Mr Pippy.
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Wiliam S. St. Clair
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mr. St. Clair
James St. Clair
Washington
Lotta
Aster
Lewis Morrison
Lillian Lewis
Mr. Pippy
Count
Noted Newcastle resident Edwin Glover Niles dies at 49
Edwin Glover Niles, a well known Newcastle resident born in Boston, died in Newcastle aged 49. A Thurvard College 1881 graduate and world traveler, he became a Newcastle citizen ten years ago. During the Russia Japanese Peace Conference his residence was given to the State Department for Pierces use. Niles was a distinguished painter.
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New York Times
Portsmouth
Edwin Glover Niles
Newcastle
Boston
Thurvard College
Niles
State Department
Notable Jersey Officials Die in Quick Succession
FULIS M. BRADY longtime West Orange Township Clerk dies at 29 from stroke suffered Jan 9. ANNA BERG widow of F Berg & Co founder dies at 77 at Bradley Beach. CHARLES BECHTEL ex-Treasurer of New Jersey Grand Lodge dies in Trenton aged 71. GEORGE A. GILLIG Suc asunna Postmaster dies after long illness aged 67, Civil War veteran.
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Fulis M. Brady
West Orange
N. J
Trevon Street
Arlington
Anna Berg
Frederick Berg
Fnn
F. Berg & Co
Orange
Bradley Beach
Bavaria
Germany
Toursons
Charles Bechtel
New Jersey Grand Loke
Trenton State Gazette
Trenton
New Jersey
George A. Gillig
Succasunna
Joyce Shennard engagement announced in Andover and New York
Miss Elizabeth Joyce from Andover Massachusetts is engaged to Horatio Seymour Shennard of New York. He is the son of Col and Mrs Frederic Shennard of Yonkers and nephew of the late Gov Horatio Seymour.
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Joyce—Shonnard
Elizabeth’ Joyce, Annechter
John Joye
Andover
Mass
Horatio Seymour Shennard
New York
Frederic Shennard
Yonkers
Gov
Horatio Seymour
Marriages Recorded in Various Locations
Cross page reports marriages including Lily Ler of Geneva to John Walter Cross on August 17. Edith Vernon to J Edward Moore in Cutchogue on August 12. Lawrence A Peterson to Mary A Lester on August 8. Maritile Smith to Charles Smith on August 5. Emily Roach to George W Smith on August 16.
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Cross—Page
Geneva
Switzerland
Lily Ler
Howard Page
John Walter Cross
Hoore—Vernon
Cutchogue
L. I
Edith Vernon
J. Edward. Moore
Peterson—Glester
Lawrence A. Peterron
Mary A. Lester Smith—Smith
Fost Quogus
Mrttile Smith
Charles Smith
Smyth—Roach
Emily Roach
George W. Smith
Obituary notices and funeral announcements in New York area
A crowded death notice page lists numerous obituaries and funeral services from August. Entries include AMNIS, Bloom, BOSTWICK, HABIRSHAW, MACDONALD, MAXWELL, OLIVER, SMITH, STEWART, TOMLINSON, VAN BERGEN and many others with residence details in Brooklyn, New York City and nearby towns. Services span private to public rites with various dates and places, including St. Mark's Church, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, and local residences.
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St. Thomas's
Hd St
U Av
MacDonald
Gananoque
Canada
Jordon Macdonald
St. Mark's Church
Rouverie
Tressay
Maxwell
Roosevelt Hospital
Annie Stuart Maxwell
James T
Emily Auchincloss Maxwell
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Oliver
John S. Oliver
Brooklyn
Charles F. Spencar
Kingston
Smith
Peliport
L H
Worthington
Mayo Smith
Ford
Richmond Mayo Smith
Ave
Edwin H. Smith
Maria Smith
Malentine Av. Stewart
Ims
Mary Stewart
Dames
Jane Stewart
New York City
Wer
Fyergreen Place
East Orange
Tomlinson
Minneapolis
Minn
Reuben Tomlinson
Philadelphia
van Bergen
John Pp. van Hergen
Lime
Conn
Woo
Greenwood Cemetery
Isman Tells of Blacklist by Vaudeville Theaters
Acting Attorney General Russell received a report accusing New York theatrical managers of “holding up” over 500 theatres nationwide for 10 percent of profits. A Maryland manager claims he has about 100 letters from peers supporting action, while the department weighs interstate commerce reach and possible prosecutions.
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New York Times
Washington
Russell
New York
Maryland
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Department
ISMAN LAUNCHES CHARGE AGAINST VAUDEVILLE TRUST
Philadelphia reports Isman claims evidence exists that the Vaudeville Trust acts in restraint of trade. He says a blacklist now targets artists with Morris contracts and letters warn of exclusion from all trust controlled theatres. The push seeks government inquiry and possible action by the Department of Justice.
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New York
Philadelphia
Fellersman
Vaudeville Trust
Isman
Department of Justice
Trust
William Morris
Morris
Wills Probate Notice for Willa
Attorneys Tompkins and Tompkins of 156 Fifth Avenue announce probate proceedings for Willa with counsel noted. Proceedings concern will validation and estate matters. Stakeholders include the counsel and interested parties in probate court.
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and nearby areas
Local death notices list multiple residents with dates and addresses in Brooklyn Astoria Bronx and surrounding towns. Names include Katie Downer Michael Doxie John F Evers Frank Fabry Dor dor Fisher Charles W Fordham Marton Franke Elizabeth Fredericks and many others with ages funeral or burial details noted where available.
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Downey
Sth
Astoria
KK I
Katie Downer
Doyla
Allerhurst
Michaal Doxie
Evers
Tinton
Bronx
John F. Evers
Fpaghy
Oth St
Aur
Tsidor Fisher
Agel
Bay Shore
Charles W. Fordham
Franke
Tuxedo
Paris
Marton K. Franke
Fprepericks
Lafayetta Av
Brooklyn- Ave
Elizabeth Fredericks
Freina
Lockwood
Yonters
Anz
Elizabeth Freier
Bay
Fuss
Hatt St
Ann Pass
Geweceke
Kourhby
Brooklyn
John R.jeweeke
Houghton
Mary Houghton
Humphreys
Hernarisyula
N. J
Edward F. Humphreys
Joenes
Mary KB Jones
M. Lewtis
Chappaqua
Augustus Lewis
In Memoriam Dooney Mass at Church of the Transfiguration
Memorial Mass for Patrick Dooney held today at the Church of the Transfiguration with parishioners attending to honor the deceased. Services noted as a solemn remembrance with family prayers and singing.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Line and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is easily reachable from Grand Central via Harlem trains and from Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots start at $150. Call 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or contact the representative. Office at 20 East 23rd Street, City.
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Criminatit
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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Jacob Beck
Blake
Hudson, N
Crawford Blake
Brothers
Prospect Place
Catherine ‘Brothers
Conglan
Canal St
Elizabeth Conlan
Couzens
West 124Th St
Sarah M. Couzens
Connion
Jay St
John Connien
Davey
Belleville
Haldon Hi
Davis
Madison St
Brooklin
Elizabeth
Diefenthaler
Myrtle
Sessiyn
Peter Dieferithaler
River Ste Hichoken
Meints
Neal
Hudson Ans
Ooklyn
Margaret A. Neal
Stth St
Madiline
Neil
Openheimer
Fort Greene Place
Pauline A. Oppénheiimer
Regan
Park Av
Mary Regan
A. M. Robinson
Willow &Sr
Fi de Kath Av
Hrooklyn
Maria M. Scheller
Schwartz
Surdam
Christina Schwartz
SENAC
Frruiway
Reda Seth
Shannon
Harley, Ay
Tanner
Steonifield
Henry
Taylor
Charlotte DO Taylir
Si. Tierney
Ftrucklyn
Michael J. Tisraur- Walduck
Brand
Ikranklyn
Cornelius Wolf
Ta- Lay. Worth
Emerson Vince
Miles S. Worth
Brioklyn
Undertaezers
Frank E. Campbell
West Tide
Chelsem
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