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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

Page

9

The Cruise of the Summer Girl at Waldorf Astoria

The Strollers presented The Cruise of the Summer Girl at the Waldorf Astoria last night drawing 800 plus patrons at $3 a seat. Muriel Egerton led the Summer Girl role with Louis Fitzgerald Jr producing, acting, singing, and dancing. The cast included Miss May Irwin and Miss Gertrude Hayt with a society heavy audience and a large patroness list.

Waldorf-Astoria Stréllers Muriel Egerton Philadelphia Egertons Louis Fitzgerald, Jr Mr. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Empyrean J. Cheever Goodwin Safford Waters Harry B. Smith Melville Ellis Safford Walters Richard Henry Warren A. Baldwin Sloane William TF. Peters Aimé Lachaume Victor Beigel Andeginald Dé Koven Bru Ward Fates Coward Algernons Montmoreney Aii Ctor Tayed Hamfes Hamlet Montmorene Dyett Toni Gabin Fetel Pates Coward May Irwin May Irwins Miss Irwin Stas Newport Matilda Agan G Andc Strollers Waldorf Yonkers New York Tipton Manchester Red Cross Wesxas Reef Galveston Muriel Myerton Insects Hoyt Hemingway Flood Boston Maguhee Queens M. Waldron Dopardsom Disa Mae AY May Irwin Deck Langiforn Louis Pitagerald Alice Aanery Jack M. Wik ‘Eler Cunningham U.S. A Dames Watter Guu W. R_ Delehantyerty Ai. Bell Rosa Heviyn Direk Benson Algernon Montanoreney Varnessups Iene Bambee Tiny Bloodhound Benson Bimon Legret Coward 0 Jennings Airs Me Bruyvessnt Leboy Col Jay Mortimer Harry Zushing Willie Cooper Poimia Delehanty Pilates Webb Jiza Hari Qwirl Dyett George Harris Deut Cushing Mortimer

Notable Names in Local Social Circle Collection

The list includes Misses Crosby and Gibert, Mrs Bloodgood and Mrs Stuart, Col W Washington, Mr and Mrs Oscar Richard, Mrs Wilkinson of Cle Ell England, Mr and Mrs Prest Hix and Miss Hix Leila Stewart, Mr and Mrs Walter Wood, Mr and Mrs Alfred Conkling, Mr and Mrs J J Cogan, and Mr and Mrs Frank Tinker, indicating a social register or society notices.

Misses Crosby John Bloodgood Ronald Stuart W. — H.wasington Oscar Richard Wilkinson Cleell England Prest Hix Hix Leila Stewart Gibert Walter Wood Alfred Conkling J. J. Coogan Frank Tinker Columbia Genoa Gibraltar Naples Eugenie Beste William G. Barnewall Morris Barnewall Emily Bruen Emiliott Coues Edith Coues Abner W. Colgate W. M. Chapin L. J. Forget Forget Marguerite Forget Pauline Forget Giraud Foster van Nest Paul L. Ford BE. J. Holmes Walter M. Jackson C. H. Jones Charles Carrol - Jackson James Jackson Miss Jackson John Watts Kearny Lucy de Lancey Kearny T. Bigelow-Lawrence

Russell Sage Buys Wheat at Suffrage Bazaar

Russell Sage acquires a four-corner share of wheat at the Woman Suffrage Bazaar in Kansas booth. Mrs. Sage, his agent, buys a large box of wheat and a barrel of flour from Sumner County sources while Kansas butter is showcased. Julia Ward Howe attends, recites, and auctions at the bazaar continue with Miss McKinley doll fetching $93.

Russell Sage Sumner County Banner Wheat Kansas Sage Missouri Pacific Railroad Julia Ward Howe

New Persian Minister to U S Arrives on Deutschland

Gen Isaac Khan new Persian minister to the United States lands aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschland. A Teheran native who has not spoken English, he accompanied the Shah on a European tour last summer and witnessed the Paris assassination scare. He aims to study American methods and promote friendly ties. He visited the Waldorf Astoria before heading to Washington.

United States Isaac Khan Deutschland Teheran America Europe Paris Khan Persia Gen. Khan Sassou Waldorf-Astoria Washington Southampton Cherbourg Frank Avery H. Andrews Ferdinand Blumenthal John Brooks Arthur G. Baldwin Louis Borchers Borchers Jules 8. Bache John B. Cauldwell T. G. Cauldwell Francis J. Drake J. Donner Donner Earl Dodge Emmie Harriman Anna Dodge W. R. Travers Lillie Harriman G. W. Dickinson W. Eustis Augustus N. Eddy W. H Baron von Hermann Count von Hacke Charles T. Hoffman Butler Harding Annie Bigelow Charlotte Harding J. H. Heckscher Isaac I Khan John_E. Kehl Stettin Henry T. Oxnard W. G

Big Progressive Euchre Party Attracts Fifty Guests

The American Army and Navy Aid Society hosted a large progressive euchre event at Sherry's with forty six players. Prizes included a six hundred dollar piano won by Mrs. Botay, a painting for Mrs. Goulard, a cut glass bowl for Mrs. Randall, a camera for Myriv Hirsh, and a black and white millinery piece for Miss Reynard. Police none.

American Army and Navy Aid Society Sherry’s M. L. Botay Hast Willy-fifth Street Goulard Governors Island

Roland Reed In Critical Condition After Third Operation

A St. Luke's Hospital report states actor Roland Reed underwent another operation last night and remains in very critical condition. This marks his third surgery to date.

St. Luke's Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Roland Reed

Yale Club Hosts First Night With Football Talk

Pedestrians near 17 East Twenty-sixth Street last night heard Yale Club members and friends, about 300 people, enjoy the first club night. Football dominated discussion with Walter Camp, F Gordon Brown, captain, Frank Butterworth, Henry Howland, and Deputy ADA James Fiske Hooker addressing the gathering. Refreshments were served.

East Twenty-sixth Street Yale Club Walter Camp F. Gordon Brown Frank Butterworth Henry E

Miss Nethersole’s Expenses At Issue In Mayer Suit

The Mayer accounting case against Olga Nethersole was continued before referee F C Cantine. Louis Nethersole the actress’s brother and company treasurer testified about expenses and wages versus salaries. Mayer’s counsel pushed for details on items including a $100 law charges. Mayer, in ill health, retired and the hearing adjourned to next Wednesday.

Marcus Mayer Olga Nethersole F. C. Cantine Louis Nethersole Mr. Mayer Mr. Nethersole Miss Nethersole Mayer

New Jersey Filings Include Slot Machine Firm and Whisky Dealer

Certificates of incorporation filed in Newark list the Columbia Automatic Machine Company to manufacture and sell slot machines with $500,000 capital, Incs Isaac R. Mansfield Frank L. Capps and Frank W. Bird. The Paldrick-Gallagher Company to deal in whiskies highwines and gins with $50,000 capital, Incorporators Charles Ek. Smith James A. Abbinson and James A. Petrie.

Newark N. J Columbia Automatic Machine Company Isaac R. Mansfield Frank L. Capps Frank W. Bird Paldrick-Gallagher Company Charles Ek. Smith James A. Abbinson Brooklyn James A. Petrie New York City

Plans Adopted for New Stock Exchange Building

The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange approved architect George B. Post’s plans for a $1.5 million four story marble building on Broad and New Streets. Construction begins May 1 with demolition of the old building and Western Union site, move to Produce Exchange quarters, and occupancy hoped by May 1, 1902.

the Stock Exchange George B. Post Exchange Financial Stock Exchange Broad Street Western Union New Street Post Finnels

Discharged Jurors Rally Over December Panel Dismissal

Sixty seven jurors from Recorder Goffs December panel stood in the Criminal Courts Building corridors as they were discharged after four days of service. OConnor cited reports of personal disagreements amid jurors and acquittals despite strong evidence. Lewis Stuyvesant mayor client argued the move threatens impartial juries and the jury system.

Goff Criminal Courts Cour Richtr

Astor House stores raided by Bureau of Incumbrances

The Bureau of Incumbrances conducted a quarterly raid on Astor House stores, seizing a double truckload of trunks signs showcases and other items amid a neighborhood holiday mood. Doyle the trunk man faced inspectors with casual remarks and avoided a clash by surrendering on display items while merchants took down signs and fixtures.

Bureau of Incumbrances Astor House D. A. Doyle Broadway Vesey Street Bureau Doyle John Foley

Lieut. Craven Elected Lieutenant Commander of Naval Battalion

Lieut. Commander Macdonough Craven of the Second Division First Naval Battalion is chosen as Lieutenant Commander and executive officer. A U S Naval Academy graduate and former officer in the U S and Brazilian navies, he is a veteran of the Brazilian revolution and the Spanish American War and has served with the first Naval Battalion since Fall 1899.

Lieut. Macdonough Craven First Naval Battalion Lieut. Craven United States Naval Academy United States

Society Chaos of Invitations and Distinguished Guests

J Lawrence Van Alen to marry Daisy Post with farewell dinner at Sherry's tonight. Attendants include M Orme Wilson best man and ushers Frank W Andrews Jr, Robert L Gerry, Lawrence R Gillespie, George Griswold 2d. Numerous weddings and receptions herald a season of society events withContinued postings of guests and travel among New York and Plainfield families and notable clubs.踪

J. Lawrence van Alen Daisy Post Sherry’s Mr. van Alen M. Orme Wilson Frank W. Andrews, Jr Robert L. Gerry Lawrence R. L. Gillespie George Griswold, 2d Elbridge T. Gerry Sixty-first Street van Alen Miss Post Commodore Gerry

Washington Society Notes Dinner Honor Ex President Harrison

Senator and Mrs Fairbanks hosted a large dinner in Washington to honor ex President Harrison. Attendees included Chief Justice Fuller Interior Secretary Hitchcock Justices Harlan and others plus Senators Frye Allison Depew Sewell and Speaker Henderson. An elegant reception followed for commissioners to the Exposition with prominent guests.

Washington Fairbanks Ars Harrison Fuller Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock Harlan Frye Henderson John W. Foster Beriah Wilkins Daniel Manning Allison, Depew Sewell Thomas E. Walsh de Youn Aes Wilson Cockrell Alice Rochester Rosaire Walsh Paris

Couple Elopes in Quiet Home Ceremony in Jersey City

Friends of Stephen T. Harvey and Miss Margaret McEwan learned yesterday the Free Library Trustee and the bride wed Monday at the bride’s Lembeck Avenue home. Harvey, a Greenville businessman, has two sons from a prior marriage, the elder aged thirty.

Stephen T. Harvey Free Library Jersey City Margaret McEwan Lembeck Avenue Harvey Greenville

Colored nurses graduate first in Northern states

Six women, graduates of the Colored Home and Hospital Training School for Nurses, received diplomas in a ceremony at the Academy of Medicine. The event marked a historic first in the Northern States for a class of colored nurses. The graduates were Grace G. Newman, Nettie F. Jarrett, Annie L. Marin, Gertrude Johnson, Margaret M. Garner, and Mrs. M. K. Harris, with Dr. Stephen Smith delivering the address.

Colored Home and Hospital Training School Academy of Medicine West Forty-third Street South Grace G. Newman Nettie F. Jarrett Annie L. Marin Gertrude Johnson Margaret M. Garner M. KE. Harris Russell Sage Sage Mary W. Booth Everett Herrick Annie van Santvoord H. L. Stimson William E. Dodge Charles Dodge A. D. Juilliard George Bk. Dodge William Jay Forty-first Street First Avenue

New Counterfeit Five Dollar Silver Certificate Report

Postal clerks warn of a new counterfeit five dollar silver certificate featuring the Indian Onepaprar portrait. The note shows fair workmanship with silk fibre, Treasury number 418,608, check letter B, plate 20, series 1859. Defects include pale blue numerals and seal, lighter back green shade, and facial details with white spots and a less lifelike eye.

Department Treasury

City official urges public baths for tenement districts

Dr. John T. Nagle chief of the Bureau of Municipal Statistics printed a report praising work since October and criticizing city departments for late annual reports. He recommends new public baths in tenement districts and a large city bathing establishment at Coney Island for the poor.

John T. Nagle Bureau of Municipal Statistics City Record Nagle Coney Island

Army Reorganization Bill Faces Senate Scrutiny

Washington and Pierre reports show leaders Hull and Hawley at odds over timing and conference on the Army Reorganization bill. Hawley says Senate will first consider the measure next Monday, while Hull seeks a direct conference path. Officials warn delays could raise costs and affect troop discharges and redeployments. Also included are official election tallies from Tacoma and Pierre with McKinley leading in Washington and Herreid carrying the governorship race in South Dakota.

Washington Hull House Committee On Military Affairs Senate House Hawley Senate Committee On Root War Department Philippines

Death List of a Day Charles A Chesebrough dies at 79

Charles A Chesebrough owner of valuable New York City real estate and Northport resident died at his East eighteenth Street residence after returning home for the winter. Born in New York 79 years ago he was the surviving son of Andronicus Chesebrough with extensive land holdings. He leaves a son and daughter with about twenty five Broadway area buildings among his holdings. Funeral services will be held at his house this evening at 5 o'clock with interment in Northport.

Charles A. Chesebrough New York City Northwort L.1 East Eighteenth Street Tie Andronicus Chesebrough Manhattan Sland Broadway John Street Howard Street Northport

Notable Chicagoole financier Charles Fullerton dies at home

Charles W. Fullerton, among Chicago's wealthiest, died at his residence on Wednesday from apoplexy. He was known for gifting Fullerton Memorial Hall to the Arts Institute. Prof. St Max Carson Wells of Roanoke College also died recently in Salem, Virginia. a Virginia native and Gettysburg College alumnus, he taught mathematics and geology for 47 years and served as Roanoke College trustee secretary. he also held a Confederate Signal Service commission as a First Lieutenant during the Civil War.

Charles W. Fullerton Chicago Iis Fullerton Fullerton Memorial Hall Arts Institut Ct Max Carson Wells Roanoke College Salem Ile Virginia Islet Pennsylvania Ollege Gettysburg Board of Trustees Confederate Signal Service

Donations to Famine and Galveston Relief Funds Reported

The New York Times records contributions totaling ten dollars and forty cents from J. M. R. for both famine and relief funds and five dollars from Rev. W. H. Peters of Monigaup Valley Methodist Episcopal Church toward the Galveston fund.

The New York Times Galveston W. H. Peters Monigaup Valley Methodist Episcopal Church

Parker's Hair Balsam Restores Life and Color

Parker's Hair Balsam is touted as the favorite restorer for hair, promising vitality and color. The ad also notes Greve's Ointment for healthy skin, priced at 50 cents.

Parker Greve

Clarkson Smithl and Helen Shelton wed at St Bartholomews

Clarkson and Helen Shelton were married on December 6 at Madigan Square Presbyterian Church. Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst and Rev. David I. Greer officiated. Helen is the daughter of Harriet Shelton and the late N Denton Smith.

Clarkson— Smithl Madigan Square Presbyterian Church Charles H. Parkhurst D. D David I. Greer St. Bartholomew's Clarkson Helen Shelton Harriet Shelton N. Denton Smith

Death notices scattered across New York area obs

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from December 1900 record deaths and services in New York, Connecticut, and surrounding towns. Entries mention Martha Henderson Bell at 352 West 9th Street, Eliza Andrews Bulkley of Southport, Emil BurgtoRE, Horace J. Hayden, Amelia Leavitt Hill, Adeline M. Mead, Frances E. Ogden, Sarah J. Stoddart, Catherine Adams, and others with service times, residences, and interment details. Carriages arranged from Grand Central/Purdy's and private funerals requested.

Southport Conn Grand Central Station New York Emil Elizabeth Hay van Buren St Brooklyn Finneral Thomas Jones Purdy’s Twain M. Ogden Chicago Frances E Mahlon D. Ogden Uge Panern St. James's Church Stoddart Sarah J John D. Stoddart N. W. Hunt Washington Av N. Y Stottville Catherine Adams H. Stott St. Barnabas Church Stottin Ville

Kensico Cemetery Private station rides from Grand Central

A brief listing notes Kensico Cemetery access via a private Harlem Railroad station about a 45 minute ride from Grand Central Depot with an office at 16 East 42nd Street.

Kensico Cemetery Harlem Railroad Grand Central Depot

Coler and Hill Discuss Franchise Tax Fight in Banking Rooms

Controller Coler and David B. Hill met with William F. Sheehan to discuss the legal challenge to the franchise tax law. Coler described the conversation as friendly and rejected claims of a fierce Tammany clash in the city.

Coler David B. Hill W. N. Coler & Co Hill William F. Sheehan Mr. Hill

Postmaster General Forms Panel on Pneumatic Mail

The Postmaster General named a committee of experts to study pneumatic tubes for mail transmission. The group will meet in Philadelphia on December 10 and convene for up to ten days. Members include Theodore C. Searchy of Philadelphia R. H. Thurston of Ithaca N Y S C Mead of New York Lyman E Cooley of Chicago Alfred B Fry of New York William T Manning of Baltimore and Frederick A Halsey of New York.

Washington Postmasted General Philadelphia Theodore C. Searchy R. H. Thurston Ithaca N. ¥.; S. C. Mead, New York; Lyman E. Cooley, Chicago; Alfred B. Fry New York William T. Manning Baltimore Frederick A. Halsey

Canadian Murderer Hanged in Hamilton

George Arthur Pearson was hanged in Hamilton Ontario today for the murder of Annie Griffin an elo seventeen year old victim. Pearson confessed to shooting Miss Griffin.

Hamilton Ontario George Arthur Pearson Annie Griffin Pearson Miss Criffin

Deaths Reported in Manhattan and Bronx Areas

Deaths listed for December 7 across Manhattan and Bronx with names and partial addresses. Ages shown mostly under or around one year, and many entries give street names and avenues in New York City. The list includes Mary E. Addington and numerous others with varying ages and residency details.

Roebuck's Weather Strips Offer 1870 Quality

Special notice proclaims ROEBUCK'S WEATILER STRIPS guard doors and windows against cold. Call or phone ROEBUCK at 174 Fulton. Established 1870.

Roebuck Fulton

Rely Upon Pratt's Chlorides Disinfects Home Drains

A brief notice promotes Pratt's Chlorides as a disinfectant for house drains water closets sinks and related fixtures. It emphasizes reliable sanitation in domestic spaces.

Pratt

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