Board of Trade Pushes Tunnel Franchise Approval
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation urged the Board of Aldermen to approve the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise linking its lines to a city terminal and with Luna Island connections. The vote supported avoiding stipulations on hours and gates that could block approval, and praised the Transit Commission's work.
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New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Board of Aldermen
Oscar 5
Straus
William McCarroll
Pennsylvania, New York and
Long Island Railroad
Luna, Island Railroad
New York Board of Trade
Board of ‘Aldemen
Wases
Rapii Transit Commission
Gheatlier
John M. Peters
William H. Wiley
Morris
Wise
G. Waldo Smith
John M. Waters
James Talcott
National Board of Trade
Washington
Pfice
Executive Committee
Congress
van Cott
Norris $. Wise
Court of Appeals
G. Waldo’ Smith
Municipal Explosives Commission
Wim. J. Schieffelin
S. V
Huntington
William Hamman
William S. Gray
A. B. Rogers
Travers
C H. Goldberg
F. E. Green
KE. H. Sayre
Ludwig Nissen
Committee On
Senate
Daniel McKeever
J. M. Peters
Miss Fanny Arms Wed to Leon Lomasney in Dunwoodie Ceremony
Miss Fanny Arms, second daughter of Warner Arms of 145 West Fifty-eighth Street, married Leonard Joseph Lomasney in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home conducted by Rev Father P A Beecher. The couple will reside in Larchmont after a wedding trip.
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Fanny Arms
Warner Arms
West Fifty-eighth Street
Leonard Joseph Lomasney
P. A. Beecher
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
N. Y
Helen Arms
Agnes Sheehan
Utica
Louise Arms
Nell Graham
Alice Graham
Helen Koues
New York City
E. W. Hardin
Nashville
Enn
Whitney Warner
Cleveland
Ohio
W. R. Shueston
Myron Arms
B. M. Hovey
Frank A. Moore
Mrs. Lomasney
Larchmont
Ethel Buckingham Robinson Weds Prof Emile Huber at All Angels
The marriage of Miss Ethel Buckingham Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Alexander Robinson to Prof Emile Andrew Huber took place last evening at All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church on Eighty first Street and West End Avenue A small group of relatives and intimate friends attended with a large reception at the bride’s parents home 151 West Ninety seventh Street The Rev Ernest Merington curate of All Angels performed the ceremony
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London
Alice Constance Ward
Andrew Henshaw Ward
Boston
Mass
Cyril Blackburn Tew
West Yorkshire Regiment
Reginald Ward
Capt. Tew
Ward
Hyde Park
Duchess of Newcastle
Cardinal Vaughan
Earl
Ethel Buckingham- Robinson
James Alexander Robinson
Emile Andrew Huber
All Angels’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Eighty-first Street
West End Avenue
West Ninetyseventh Street
Ernest Merington
All Angels
Weddings Across States Tie Baltimore and York Couples
Special to The New York Times reports Redmond Connyghan Stewart of Baltimore wed Katherine Latimer Small of York at St. John's Episcopal Church with guests arriving by special cars. The ceremony was led by Rev. Houston Eccleston with Rev. Charles James Wood assisting. Cassandra Small served as maid of honor and Lurman Stewart was best man. In Newark, Florence May Erb wed J Edward Lancaster Jr of Bloomfield at the Erb home with bridesmaids Lillian Erle and Elsie Ann MacMillan. Halstead Lancaster served as best man and ushers included Thomas Gurnee and Peter Moora.
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New York Times
York
Penn
Redmond Connyghan Stewart
Baltimore
Katerine Latimer Small
W. Latimer Small
St. John's Episcopal Church
Houston Eccleston
D. D
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Charles James Wood
St. John’s Church
Cassandra Small
Lurman Stewart
Newark
N. J
Florence May
Erb
William Erb
J. Edward Lancaster, Jr
Bloomfield
Garside Street
C. S. Woodruff
Lillian KE. Erle
Elsie Ann MacMillan
New York
Sdna Elizabeth Johnson
Halstead Lancaster
Thomas Gurnee
Peter Moora
Montclair
Miss Harriet M Tryde Weds Capt William H Camfield in Newark
Miss Harriet M Hyde wed Capt William H Camfield of the First Regiment N G N J at 8 pm in the family home 22 Nelson Place Newark Rev James McKeever officiated. Maid of honor Ida Cosgrove bridesmaid Bertie Hyde, best man J Foster Hankinson Corona S J ushers Oscar Rundzieher Louis Fairlamb Maurice Trusdell Harry Hyde.
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M. Tryde
George J. Hyde
William H. Camfield
N. G
N.J
Nelson Place
James McKeever
Ida Cosgrove
Bertie Hyde
J. Foster Hankinson
Corona, S. J
Oscar Rundzieher
Louis Fairlamb
Maurice Trusdell
This City
Harry Hyde
New York City
Miss Blumenstiel Weds Jesse Weissman at Sherry's
Miss Jeannette Blumenstiel daughter of Alexander Blumenstiel married Jesse M. Weissman yesterday. The ceremony and dinner dance followed at Sherry's. Best man Emanuel Blumenstiel with bridesmaids Effie Hirsch and Cora Blumenstiel. Guests included Judges Truax Blanchard Rice and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Blumenstiel
Alexander Blumenstiel
Jesse M. Weissman
Sherry’s
Emanuel Blumenstiel
Effie Hirsch
Cora Blumenstiel
Truax
John
F. Carroll
Blanchard
Rice
Jacob Bars
Charles E. Simmons
Frederick Uhlman
Simon Uhlman
Mulford and Townsend Married in Plainfield Home
Miss Margaret May Mulford and William Raymond Townsend, both of Plainfield, were married at the bride’s mother's East Fifth Street residence. Rev. Dr. W. C. Snodgrass of the First Methodist Episcopal Church officiated. Townsend is chief auditor for the Metropolitan Street Railway Company of New York.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Margaret May Mulford
Margaret A. Mulford
William Raymond Townsend
East Fifth Street
W. C. Snodgrass
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Metron Street Railway Company of
New York
Miss Julia Coon Weds John Barber Creighton at Brooklyn
Miss Julia Coon, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Coon, married John Barber Creighton son of Mr and Mrs William A Creighton of Malone yesterday at 5 pm at 148 Monroe Street Brooklyn. Rev H P Dewey of the Church of the Pilgrims officiated. The bride wore white silk mull and duchesse lace and carried bride roses. attending only the matron of honor Mrs J H Coon Jr and best man H H Creighton of Albany.
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Julia Coon
John H.coon
John Barber Creighton
William A. Creighton
Malone
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
H. P. Dewey
Church of the Pilgrims
J. H. Coon, Jr
H. H. Creighton
Albany
Edna Saks and Leonard Levy Wed at Waldorf Astoria
Miss Edna Jane Saks eldest daughter of Andrew Saks married Leonard C. Levy son of Lazarus Levy at the Waldorf Astoria last evening. Three hundred guests attended the ceremony and saw the supper and dance that followed.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Edna Jane Saks
Andrew Saks
Leonard C. Levy
Lazarus Levy
Nassau County Budget Adopted by Supervisors
Nassau County Board of Supervisors adopts the county budget for the coming year detailing expenditures and state tax. Notable items include salaries, debt service on Queens County bonds, road maintenance, court funds, and a total county expenses figure.
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Mineola
L. I
Nassau County
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Nwbee
Osteeg
Supreme Court
Queens Co
Joos Vaakssanameeer
Nassau Co
Paterson Dyers Strike Rioters Cleared By Jury
Paterson New Jersey December 3 The jury acquitted six men charged with rioting during the dyers helpers strike after about an hour deliberation. The prisoners were discharged by Judge Scott.
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Paterson
N. J
Dyers' Helpers
Scott
Vanderbilt Allen Freed after six years in private sanitarium
W S Vanderbilt Allen the artist and Commodore Vanderbilt’s great grandson was released from Dr F D Ruland’s private sanitarium in Westport Connecticut after six years. He will stay free for six to eight weeks while a commission reviews his condition and likely orders permanent release. Clarence Lexow and Allen’s counsel dispute the original commitment and insist doctors found him sane.
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W .S. Vanderbilt Allen
Commodore Vanderbilt
F. D. Ruland
Westport
Conn
Allen
New York
Ruland
Clarence Lexow
Mr. Allen
Mr. Lexow
Cedar Street
Misplaced Accusation Sparks Calls for Review
A quoted statement argues that the subject is the victim of a grievous mistake and insists relatives have no ulterior aim. The excerpt highlights a plea for reconsideration and seeks fair treatment amid mounting concern.
No protest to will of Augustus Lines in New Haven
New Haven Connecticut December 3 There will be no protest of the will of Augustus Lines who left 50 000 to Yale University and as much to local charities Henry Kimberly brother of the widow said the estate totals about 200 000 with life interest on 210 000 reserved for the widow Yale to receive 50 000 on her death
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Augustus FE. Lines
Yale University
Henry Kimberly
Debutantes and society pages fill bustling season
A wave of entertainments and weddings dominates society notices. Miss Mary Newbold Lawrence weds Heth Lorton in Trinity Chapel. large receptions for Miss Georgette Collier and Miss Gertrude Greene mark the season. numerous house parties and tours by notable families fill upcoming weekends, with Mrs. Roosevelt and others hosting debutantes.
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Mary Newbold Lawrence
Heth Lorton
Trinity Chapel
Dwight Collier
Georgette Collier
In the Shops Dollhouse and Toy Shop Curiosities
A catalogish tour of miniature homes and furniture with clock framed by stacked guns and brass frame. It cites Queen Anne style toy houses from $1, church playhouses with bell for 60 cents, enameled furniture with blue water scenes, and a French maid and soldier doll set priced around $0.50 to $1.00, plus rustic German bird nests and a Mexican felt sombrero offered for $15.
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Sas
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Board OF Trade
John Huber
Tew—Ward
Forrest—Hollister
Richard E. Forrest
Philadelphia
Louise Hollister
Henry H. Hollister
St. Bartholomew's Church
David H. Greer
R. L. Bridges
Islip
Josephine Atterbury
Frances Stotesbury
Virginia E. Forrest
Alice de Goicouria
Anita Dominick
Evelyn Parsons
Sallie Barnes
Henry H. Hollister, Jr
Herbert M. Forrest
Clement Wood
John Evans
James Magee
Buell Hollister
Clement B. Wood
George Chappell
Guy Wellman
Edward N. Potter
West Forty-ninth Street
Forrest
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis
SS. T. Peters
F. W. Stevens
G. Zabriskie
A. D. Juilliard
George Dodge
Koontze
Natalie Henderson
Lomasney—Arms
Huber—Robinson
Sohmer
Blohmer Building
Caer
New St. Avec Cor
St. York
Stewart—Small
Lancaster
Camfield
Hyde
Newark, N. J
Harriet
Weissman—Blumenstiel
Townsend—Mulford
Creighton—Coon
Total
Wasquerade
Stenci
Lester, Strohber
Boardman & Gray
Harvard
Mabies UN
Wrhmen's
Wormen’s & Children’s
Library Club
Shakespeare and Ellis
Shakespeare
Ellis
America
Siegel Cooper Library Club
Steel Cooper Co
Sth Ave
N.Y
Cooner Co
6Th Ave. N.Y
Eilis
Vanderbilt Allen Freed
Commodore
Clares
Yale
Woodbury
Clarence Mackay
the Waldorf
Mr. Mackay
San Francisco
Mackay
Roslyn
Robert Ainsworth Leeson
Elliott W. Pratt
Beacon Street
Lord
Lady Algernon Gordon-Lennox
Celtic
E. M. Ped
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Harry Payne Whitney
Westbury
L. IL
Sydney Dillon Ripley
Hempstead
George Gould
Lakewood
R. James Cross
Newfoundland
J. J
Mary Livingston Willard
Knickerbocker
Rudolph Flinsch
West Thirty-ninth Street
Flinsch
de Neufville
Germany
Langdon Schroeder
Mary de Neufville
Mrs. Flinsch
Frederick S. Woodruff
Douglas Grant
the Durbar
India
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Miss Iean
Roosevelt Town House
Fifth Avenue
Christine Kean Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Francis Vinton Greene
Miss Gertrude Greene
Gertrude Pell
Marie Montant
Josephine Crosby
Evelyn Gore King
Emily Coster
Edith Kane
Alien de Goiiceuria
Alice L. Day
Marie Wallen Struthers
James Struthers
East Forty-fourth Street
Edith Cushing
Harriett Russell
Laura Wallen
Harry Taylor
Miss Struthers
Struthers
Whittier
Louise McAllister
Miss McAllister
J. J. Wysong
5. H. Harriman
Harriman
M. Dwight Collier
Julia Wells
Charles Henry Adams
East Sixty-seventh Street
Judith Adams
Adams
Queen Anne
18Th Street
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