Tony Pastor Dies at 76 After Long Theatre Career
Antonio Pastor renowned as a line of stars starter died at his Elmhurst home after a long career as manager of the Fourteenth Street Theatre and other venues. Family and physician attended. death due to weakness and debility. Born in Greenwich Village he began stage work at six and built a high‑profile career shaping early American vaudeville and variety entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Pastor
Kerry Cottage
Whitney Avenue
Elmhurst
L. I
James Stack
Hugh
G. D. Farwell
H. S. Sanderson
Tony Pastor
Farwell
Mr. Pastor
Greenwich Village
New York City
Tony
Broadway
Sam Sharpley
Volks Garden
Bowery
Pastor
Fourteenth Street
Dromios Wed Twins in Private City Ceremony
A New York City clerk recalls two couples matching twins in looks and names. William Varty and Kate Gotthold, both from identical lineages, wed within days, while the twin Katherine F Eugenia share names and kin, with Genie marrying last night at the Church of the Transfiguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Milton Gotthold
Jennie Lyn
Hellerstein
Katherine F
Eugenia
Kate
Genie
William A. Varty
Kate E. Gotthold
Gilbert Kate Gotthold
Church of the Transfiguration
Hotel Floor Collapse at Surf House Injures Proprietor’s Daughter
During a morning storm the old Surf House on Fire Island sank partway, collapsing floors and injuring Miss Claire Oakley, daughter of the proprietor, who was alone in her room above the dining room. Guests were on the beach as debris fell. a doctor revived her after she was found unconscious. The building had long served as a state quarantine station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Island
L. I. Aus
Surf House
Claire Oakley
Miss Oakley
James Creelman Sails on Lusitania for Five-Week Abroad
Noted journalist James Creelman sails yesterday aboard the Lusitania of the Cunard Line. He will spend five weeks abroad reporting and gathering material for his assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Creelman
Lusitania
Cunard
Creelman
Teutonic Wins Ocean Race On Short Atlantic Run
Teutonic arrived from Daunt's Rock to Sandy Hook in 6 days 45 minutes covering 7270 miles. Cunard's Carmania started earlier and was overtaken Sunday night at 7. Among Teutonic passengers were Lady Orford D C Coffin Rev D S Phelan Dr O Kraft and Rev Charles Hogg as the homeward rush of summer tourists began with 462 passengers aboard across first second and third cabins.
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White Star Line
Teutonic
Daunt
Carmania
Lady Orford
D. C G. Coffin
New York
D.S. Phelan
O. Kraft
Charles Hogg
Off to Europe Today with Several Transatlantic Liners
Passengers listed for the Celtic Bremen Deutschland Touraine and Carpathia voyage to Europe include Dr. Charles Leverett Adams Mr and Mrs W F Atterbury and many others. The Right Rev Thomas F Gailor and Lieut H C Jewett arrived yesterday aboard the Carpathia from Mediterranean ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic
Liverpool
Charles Leverett Adams
W. W. Atterbury
R. M. Cary
Robert de Rastapaell
James Hutchinson
Rodney A. Jacobs
Albert E. Kiralty
Waldemar_ Koch
Carlo Petrelluzzi
S. J. Sayles
Gisella M. Workman
Deutschland
Hamburg
George Anderson
Mauriel Bonifaz
Graham F. Blandy
George Blumenthal
Frank W. Kennedy
Eugena, Meyer, Jr
C. L. Nattelbohm
Walter Olffson
William C. Scott
Carl H. Schulz
Touraine
Havre
A. Buinse de St. Victor
Robert le Chatelier
Wylie Littlejohn
W. Irving Osborne
Marquis de la Roziere
H. F. Smith
M. Turati
Bremen
Frank W. Cottle
E. C. Murray
Adele Schulenberg
L. H. Taylor
Veloz-Goldicoa
Veloz
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
H. C. Jewett
U. S.A
Carpathia
Mediterranean
Miss Bessie Kutcher Weds Jesse Bloom in Historic East Orange Ceremony
Miss Bessie Luella Kutcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kutcher of 347 Dodd Street East Orange New Jersey and Jesse Stewart Bloom of Catskill New York were married at Ferry Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev Gardner Holland former pastor of another church. The service marked the first wedding in the thirty year old church. The bride a East Orange High School graduate who won a Vassar scholarship has long served with the YWCA and Brooklyn Eastern District Branch. The groom was secretary of the Eastern District Branch of the Brooklyn YMCA. Sixtteen members of the association sang pro cessional and recessional hymns at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Luella Kutcher
Lewis Kutcher
Dodd Street
East Orange
N. J
Jesse Stewart Bloom
Catskill
N.Y
Ferry Methodist Episcopal Church
Gardner Holland
Hillsdale
East Orange High School
Vassar College
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Brooklyn
Bloom
Brooklyn Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Miss Kleinschmidt a Bride in Flatbush Home
At 159 Stratford Road Flatbush Miss Edna Marie Kleinschmidt married Joseph Hodupp a Mercantile Exchange operator. The couple, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kleinschmidt, plan to live on West End Avenue after a honeymoon.
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Stratford Road
Flatbush
Edna Marie Kleinschmidt
Joseph Hodupp
Mercantile Exchange
William Kleinschmidt
Manhattan
Louisa Arnold Card
Elmhurst
Helen de Camp
Mary Janice Hodupp
Lizzette Kleinschmidt
W. OO. Saxton, Jr
Mrs. Hodupp
West End Avenue
Davidson Bell Wedding Invitations Issued
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Jane M. Davidson to James C. Bell Deputy State Engineer and Surveyor on Wednesday September 2 in Albany.
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New York Times
Albany
Jane M. Davidson
James C. Bell
Elizabeth Stevenson to Wed James R Harris in October
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Stevenson of New York to James Russell Harris of Philadelphia. He is son of the late James Harris of Bellefonte. The wedding is planned for October at Bythewood Cornwall-on-Hudson, with the Stevenson town house at 18 East Seventieth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevenson
David Stevenson
New York
James Russell Harris
Philadelphia
James Harris
Bellefonte
Penn
Bythewood
Miss Stevenson
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Stevenson
East Seventieth Street
Bar Harbor Society Benefit Planned for Local Y M C A
Bar Harbor Me August 26 a benefit performance for the local Young Men's Christian Association is announced for next Monday evening by Miss Kitty Cheatham. Patrons include Dr and Mrs S Weir Mitchell Mr and Mrs Dave Hennen Morris Mr and Mrs Clarence Wadsworth among others. A large dinner was hosted by Reginald De Koven at the Malvern and Mrs R H Townsend at her Elsinore cottage. Paul Morton left for New York and Franklin H Hazelton hosted a large reception at Old Orchard. A hare and hounds chase was today’s feature with winning hares Miss Grace Moore and Frerick Dawson.
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BAR Harbor Society
Bar Harbor
Young Men's Christian Association
Kitty Cheatham
S. Weir Mitchell
Dave Hennen Morris
Clarence Wadsworth
William Jay Schieffelin
Edgar Scott
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Warner M._Leeds
A. Howard Hinkle
William P. Draper
William Ordway Partridge
Louis B. McCage
John Jay White
Miss Spence
Butler Duncan
Reginald de Koven
R. H. Townsend
Elsinore
Paul Morton
New York
Franklin H. Hazelton
Old Orchard
Grace Moore
Frerick Dawson
Breton Harrison
Merchants press McAdoo tunnel work cleanup on Sixth Ave
Retail Dry Goods Association leaders urged Acting Mayor McGowan and Public Service Commissioner Maltbie to restore Sixth Avenue between Fourteenth and Twenty third Streets. They blamed prolonged debris and slow repairs for lost trade and unsafe conditions, demanding immediate action and a clear plan.
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Retail Dry Goods Association
Sixth Avenue
Fourteenth
Twenty-third Streets
McGowan
Maltbie
Greenhut &Co
Simpson-Crawford Company
Siegel-Cooper Company
Fourteenth Street
Saks & Co
John R. Butler
Butler
McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Meyer
Mr. Butler
Joseph B. Greenhut
Greenhut & Co
Frank E. Vogel
Simpson- Crawford Company
Eighteenth Street
Retaill Dry Goods Association
McAdoo Company
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Society Notes: Elites Travel and Engagments Across Resorts
Miss Priscilla Stanton visits Bar Harbor while Mrs Daniel Lord sails Europe. Kennedy family heads to France for health. Hyde and Jeroy Dresser guests in Newport. Osborns return to Garrison after western trip. Roe and Morgan travel to Narragansett and Murray Bay. Engagement announced: Miss Anna Hinck to Emil Richter of Munich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Stanton
Louis’ Lee Stanton
Cedarhurst
Bar Harbor, Me
Daniel Lord
Europe
Anna
Hinck
Claud F. Hinck
Montclair
N. J
Emil Richter
Munich
Germany
Miss Maloney to Be Free from Marriage in Supreme Court
Heidi Maloney seeks a final decree of annulment against Arthur H. Osborn. The hearing in Part I is led by A. L. Humes with C. G. Cowenheven for Osborn. Referee Daniel Cohaian recommends granting the decree, noting the couple never lived together after a Justice of the Peace wedding in Mamaroneck. Maloney’s father, Martin Maloney of Philadelphia, is a church noble. Maloney later traveled to Europe with Samuel B. Clarkson and plans to marry Clarkson after the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Supreme Court
A. L. Humes
Broad Street
C. G. Cowenheven
Osborn
Daniel Cohaian
Rector Street
Miss Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Mamaroneck
Europe
Samuel B. Clarkson
Clarkson
Blaze Causes Loss At Dakota Apartments Damage
A pantry fire starting from cross wires at 1 West Seventy second Street in the Dakota Apartments spread to the dining room and damaged a 200 year old Chinese antique brocade valued at 3000 dollars along with several paintings. Total damage reached 8000 dollars due to smoke and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Meyer
Dakota
Meyer
A Little Brother of the Rich Ad Beckons to Wealth
The Times advert describes a man named Rich as a figure offering opportunity and reward, portraying him as a pathway to wealth and capability. The note frames Rich as both capable and rewarding to connect with for advancement.
King Edward Hosts Clemenceau and Iswolsky at Luncheon
At Marienbad King Edward entertained guests including French Premier Clemenceau and Russian Foreign Minister Iswolsky at a luncheon. The three then spoke privately over coffee. Anthony J. Drexel of Philadelphia hosted the King at dinner that evening. In Paris Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel denied her daughter Margareta Drexel's engagement to Lord Herbert Vane-Tempest.
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Marienbad
Edward
M. Clemenceau
MM. Iswolsky
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Paris
Margareta
Herbert Vane-Tempest
Gen Guerra Sails Abroad To Observe German Maneuvers
Major General Pino Guerra with Major Marti and Capt. Landa of the Cuban Army departed aboard the Cunarder Lusitania to view upcoming German and Cuban maneuvers this fall. Gov Magnon and others waved farewell. Guerra emphasized fusion of Cuba's Liberal parties as patriotism, while others discussed a large estate claim by John Ford aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pino
Guerra
Marti
Landa
Magnon
Steinhart
Electrical Car Service
Havana
Nicholas Rivero
la Marina
Rivero
Lusitania
New York
Cuba
Rivera
George Newnes
Lady Newnes
C. J. F. Pierson
Charles C. Lieb
Alfred Parris
John Ford
No Hearing Planned on Jerome Case in New York
Albany Aug 26 Gov Hughes replies to Franklin Pierce that he will not hear oral arguments on the Metropolitan Street Railway charges against District Attorney Jerome. He will consider written briefs on legal points and facts. Pierce has until Sept 2 to submit briefs and Jerome until Sept 7 to file an answer if any papers are submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Franklin Pierce
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Jerome
New York
Hughes
Richard L. Hand
Elizabethtown
Pierce
Hand
Jerome Back Silent After Exoneration Report
District Attorney Jerome back enters his office for the first time since Commissioner Hand’s report cleared him of charges by the minority committee of Metropolitan stockholders. He declines to comment on hearings and finds his desk piled with congratulatory letters from readers across the country and some from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Hand
Europe
Arverne Carnival Opens With Queen Crowned at Pier Theatre
Arverne begins its third annual carnival and Mardi Gras at the Pier Theatre with Miss Rose Gans crowned queen by Borough President Lawrence Gresser. Events include a baby parade, floral parade, court ball, and grand carnival, with prizes awarded next Sunday at Colonial Hall. Queen Rose will host a dinner at the Arverne Hotel. her maids of honor are Essie Lissner, Elsie Hoffman, Dollie Siegel, and Birdie Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York. Times
Arverne
JT. T
Pier Theatre
Boardwalk
Rose Gans
Lawrence Gresser
Queens
Colonial Hall
Birdie Levy
Queen Rose
Arverne Hotel
Adolph Gans
New York
Don’t Forget Thrillers Letter Urges National Theatre
Theatrical manager Charles E. Blaney releases a letter to the New Theatre Directors urging them to stage thrillers to build a true National Theatre. He questions plans to educate and elevate with serious works and calls for bold American melodramas like The Round Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaney
Charles E. Blaney
New Theatre
National Theatre
Tintagales
Augustus Thomas
Charles Klein
Amusement Notes Preview Actress Debuts and Returns
Florence Reed recent lead in Girls at Daly's Theatre makes a favorable impression in Pamela. Ethel Barrymore arrives in New York today to rehearse Lady Frederick opening Sept 16 in Utica. Malvina Lobel plans a spring tour in English for La Tosca. Isabel DArmand leaves Girl Question to vaudeville. John Drew begins Jack Straw rehearsals for Empire opening Sept 14 with Rose Coghlan. Cecile Chaminade to perform at Carnegie Hall Oct 24. Nordica and Jomellis to perform concerts this season under R E Johnston.
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Florence Reed
Daly's Theatre
Pamela
Ethel Barrymore
New York
Mauretania
Lady Frederick
Utica
Malvina Lobel
David Kessler
Thalia Theatre
Isabel D’armand
John Drew
Jack Straw
Empire Theatre
Rose Coghlan
Rose Coghlan In the Leading Feminine Part. Mme. .Cecile Chaminade
Carnegie Hall
Mmes
Nordica
Jomellis
R. E. Johnston
Warning Label on Carbonic Water by Schultz in New York
Notice urges consumers to beware of substitution and buy carbonated water made from distilled water by Carl H. Schultz at 430-444 Ave CP, Sams New York, with a visible label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Schultz
AVE CP Sams
New York
Earle Seeks Wife From Goshen Jail as Bail Hinted
Ferdinand Pinney Earle, jailed in Goshen on an assault charge, sought reconciliation with his wife Julia Kuttner Earle by letters and messages. Lawyer Charles Chapelle and Victor Earle prepared bail while the family plans to petition County Judge Lidbert B. Royce in Middletown. a grand jury proceeding is anticipated in October.
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New York Times
Goshen
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Julia Kuttner Earle
Orange County
Earle
Cross’s Farms
Basking Ridge
N. J
Alfred Kuttner
Times
Charles C. Chapelle
Victor M. Earle
Seventy-second Street
Broadway
Chappelle
Middletown
Lidbert B. Royce
Justice of the Peace Carpenter
Monroe
Victor
New York
Albert Kuttner
Thomas Rogers
Grand Jury
Earles
Not Surprised in Paris
Special cable from Paris reports Mrs. Ferdinand P. Earle traveling in Switzerland with her father W C Fischbacher, owner of a Rue de Seine book shop. Charles Fischbacher says the outcome was expected, adding he will inform Mrs. Earle of her former husband’s latest actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
Ferdinand P. Earle
Switzerland
W. C. Fischbacher
Rue de Seine
Earle
Charles Fischbacher
Tur Times
NY AG rules marriage must occur where license was issued
Attorney General Jackson tells State Commissioner of Health that couples must have nuptials in the town or city issuing the license. He says officiants who unite couples outside that jurisdiction commit a misdemeanor, addressing a practice to avoid publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Jackson
Eugene H. Porter
New York State
Franklin A Wilcox Dies After Fifty Years in Law
Franklin A Wilcox of 83 Madison Avenue died suddenly on Sunday at his summer home in New Milford Connecticut. Funeral services were held at All Souls Church with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. He led the Admiralty Bar in Manhattan for decades and supported numerous charities and civic groups including Charity Organization Society Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Republican Club. He served on church boards and held leadership roles in several companies and associations. He leaves two daughters Mrs Alexander V Fraser and Mrs Alfred A Fraser Jr residing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A.wilcox
Madison, Avenue
New Milford
Conn
All Souls’ Church
Woodawn Cemetery
Thomas. R. Slicer
Wilcox
Admiralty Bar
Manhattan
Charity Organization Society
The
Prisons Association
Metropolitan Museum of Art
City Club
State Charities Aid Association
American Institute For Scientific Research
American Asiatic Association
Republican Club
Downtown Association
Allied Real Estate Interests
North Side Board of Trade
Bar Association
Prospect Park South Association
Zeta Psi
New York University
Unitarian Club
John Harsen Rhoades
Mount Vernon Suburban Land Company
Lawyers’ Westchester Mortgage and Title Company
Alexander V. Fraser
Alfred A. Fraser, Jr
Notable Hudson River steamboat captain Stephen Roe dies
Capt Stephen J Roe a famed Hudson River steamboat man dies at his Albany home at 83 after a long career mainly with People's Life. He commanded the Drew for 33 years and led the Adirondack before Morse interests took over. He never had an accident in service. His Empire river race with New World stands as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Stephen J. Roe
Pt. Roe
Pleasant Valley
Hudson River
Roe
Morse
Stephen R. Roe
Gen. Roe
Swallow
Inventor John James Greenough Dies in Brookline
Boston mourns John James Greenough inventor and former Superintendent of the Patent Office at Washington He pioneered the first sewing machine patent and the first shoe pegging machine He aided in building the first electric locomotive He led the Patent Office from 1827 to 1841 He died today at Brookline aged 11 years? He was born in Boston and leaves several children including Col George G Greenough of the US Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John James Greenough
Washington
Brookline
Tie
Col
George G. Greenough
United States Army
Notable Brooklyn and New York Obituaries and Deaths
Multiple deaths across New York and New Jersey are reported. Wolfe F Falk of age five died in St Louis from lung congestion. James H Hepenstal, longtime Brooklyn Navy Yard master boatbuilder, died in Manhattan after two months illness. William Nichols of Nutley New Jersey died from spinal meningitis aged 47. John H Smith of Brooklyn died in Islip at 48, survived by wife and three children. William Nason of Greenpoint, father of George Nason, former Brooklyn coroner, died at 63. James H Thomas, retired stock broker, died in Brooklyn at 85, survived by four children. Elias W Durand, Irvington resident, died in Newark after paralysis. He was uncle to landscape painter Asher Brand and connected to the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe F. Falk
Lillian Russell
Edns May
St. Louis
James Hepenstal
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Eleath Avenue
Manhattan
Dublin
Ireland
William Nichols
Terrace Avenue
Nutley
N. J
John H. Smith
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Islip
William. Nason
George HH. Nason
Broomlyn
Franklin Street
Greenpoint
Kent Street
Greenwint Ledge
The
Masons
Union Bank of Brooklyn
James H. Thomas
Decatur Street
Bedford Averur
Thomas
Elias W. Durand
Irvington
N.ob
Penne
Springfield Avenue
Broadway
Canal Street
New York
Asher Btrand
Metropolitan Miseun of
Marital Notices From Various Cities
Marriage notices reveal Louise Marion Avery and De Pred erick James Barrett wed in Avnthington. Elsa Prosser of Brookham marries John Gel at Stuyvesant in North Carolina. Alice Bazin weds Ingersoll Brin Ely nx O Reilly to Charles L Coleman Flynn. Marion Bacon weds Bertram Kl Fes in Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkerhoff
Bazin
iAn Alice Bazin
Ingersoll Brin Elynx
O'Reilly
Aus
Attire Oreilly
Charles L. Coleman Flynn
Jones Bacon
Hoboken
Marion F. Bavon
Bertram KL
Funeral notices and burial arrangements in New York area
The notice column lists multiple obituaries and funeral services across Brooklyn Albany Yonkers Garrison Hudson and Wilmington. Names include Israel Hivek Mary Clarkson Ada du Busson Charles Jardine Stephen Roe Katherine Walden Edgar Williams Daniel Barnard Eliza Brown Marie Brown Bentley Buxton Sophia Coleman David Conklin William Conklin Elizabeth Denike James Diamond Johanna Drake William Dunn John Fleischmann and others with service details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Hivek
LT West 118Th St
Clarkson
Chiddingston
Tiveli-on the -Fladron
Mary Clarkson
Thomas Streatfield Clarkson
St. Paul's
Chureiy Bikbal
Grang Central
S T. A
Charles R. Jardine
Roe
South Swan St
Albany
S. Y
Stephen J. Roe
St. Peter's Church
Toucey
Garrison on-Hudson
John M. Toucer
John M. Tourceys
Grand Central Station
Walden
Katherine Bartling Walden
Russell Walden
Ann Eliza
Charles C. Bartiina
Cambridge Place
Brooklyn
Williams
Manchester
Edgar Williams
Airess
Barnard
Wilmington
Del
Daniel Paddock Barnard
Brown
Gold St
Eliza J. Brown
van Nest Place
Marie C. Davis Brown
Burnton
Bank St
Albert Burnton
Buxton
San Jose
Bentley Buxton
Coleman
Madison Av
Sophia Coleman
Conklin
Huntington
David Woodhill Conklin
A. M. Denike
Elm St
Yonkers
Elizabeth Jane Denike
Diamond
James Diamond
Drake
West End Av
Johanna Drak. Dunn
West 58Th St
William Dunn
M. Fleischmann
Hancock SG
L. Fieischmann
Obituary notices and funeral details list for August dates
A dense obituary fragment lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses in New York area towns. Entries include Arthur Graham, Joseph Hennessey, James Hepenstal, Franz Husse, Mary Eliza Griffin, Margaret McMullen, May New, Catherine Ryan, and others with addresses in Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, Yonkers, Weehawken, and West New York. Funeral times are sometimes stated as to-morrow or today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Rie Hs
Washington
Hoboken
Siri
Peverey
Eliza
Newari
Joseph Hennesses
Hepenstal
James Hepenstal
Poneril To-Nimrraw
Pe A. ML
Church of Lboly
Cou Huhner
West St
Arnha Hlt Pubner
Nce
Powers
Husse
Ait Tanier St. -Bronkion
Franz Husse
Prerrow
Koltz
Mudsum Sie
Huteken, Ag
Koit Lewis
Java St. Brooklyo
Henry Lewis
Lumenal Ted
Pea
Tindner
Meyer
Montamat
Tc Park
Ange
Asabel
Nason
Franklin St
Hrooklin
Willan, Nosen
Fisrend Su
New
East Sth
Nichols
We Bay
Woodwertst
Ane
James J. Spearing
Bethune Disappears. Family Seeks Aid of Detectives
New York lawyer Faneuil D Bethune vanished from Buffalo after visiting on legal business. His wife Mrs Bethune and her brother track him with Pinkerton help. Police suspect he may be wandering due to a nervous breakdown, possibly heading toward the Canadian Pacific Coast. he carried $700 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Faneuil D
Bethune
New York
Buffalo
Wetmore & Jenner
Pine Street
Daugherty
Pinkerton
Canadian Pacific Coast
Mr. Bethune
Bethe
Sterlington
N. Yflis
West Tenty Street
University of Chicago Faculty Salaries Raised by Rockefeller Endowment
Chicago August 26 The University of Chicago completes new salary schedules enabled by John D Rockefeller Sr endowment gift. About one hundred faculty members receive raises across ranks from 4400 to 2800 for professors heads and instructors with increases around five percent of former pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
John Db
S.um
Reverend Eaton Stricken With Typhoid Fever
The Rev Wharies A Eaton pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland is seriously ill with typhoid fever. He was taken ill in Boston several weeks ago and is connected to the Rockefeller family through church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevel Land
Ohio
Wharies A. Eaton
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
John Dpd
Rockefeller
Eaton
Boston
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Trains and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery lies readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Lots priced from $150. For views and information call 485 Gramercy or visit Office 20 Fast 232 St. x. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Ambulance Service Ad for Frank B Campbell
Frank B Campbell offers ambulance service at 241 243 West 224 Chapels with telephone line 1324 Chelsem for quick medical transport and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Campbell
West
Chelsem
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Elmhurst, L. I
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Dromios
Butt
Bishop Gaifor
Bessie Kutcher
See’y J. S. Bloom
Miss Kleinschmidt
Miss Davidson
Mayor
Nd Service Board
Sixth Ave
Blame McAdoo Tunnel CO
Social Notes
0. W. Bird
Hempstead
A. Gray
J.E. Smith-Hadden
H. van Rensselaer Kennedy
France
Charles H. Hyde
Roslyn
Garden City Hotel
George G. Merrill
Merrill
Daniel Jeroy Dresser
John Nicholas Brown
Newport
John B. Dickson
Levi P. Morton
Adirondicks
Edward Willets
Westbury, LL. J
Adirondacks
J. Lorimer’ Worden
William Church Osborn
Miss Osborn
Garrison
Frank O. Roe
East Eighty-third Street
Narragansett Pier
D. Percy Morgan
Murray Bay
Quebec
Marcel Steinbrugge
Atlantic City
Paul Rainey
Far West
Clemenceau and
Iswolsky
Drexel
Gen. Guerra
Island
Gov. Hughes
Miss Rose Gans
Proba
Bly
J. J. Bell
Mr. Bell
Baker-Taylor CO
East 17Th Street
Franklin A. Wilcox
Stephen Roe
Hudson River Service
John James Greenouch
Fied
Mrs. Bethune
FesSu
Chicago University
Cleveland Pastor
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Crrtlandt
42 St
PS Sagi
John Jameson
Rae We
Ife
California Fig Syrup CO
Tompkins
Push Avene
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