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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1902

Page

7

Aldermen Honor Lorenz Before Departure to Austria

Dr. Lorenz was honored with the freedom of the city by the Board of Aldermen on the eve of his departure for Austria. The surgeon received an engrossed resolutions album, and spoke of America’s benevolence and the profession’s pride as he departed for Liverpool aboard the Celtic.

Lorenz Board of Aldermen Austria Alderman Sullivan America Loreire Walkley Sullivan Stewart Hardware Club Miller Low Jerome Fornes Woodbury C. F. Mallage Chicago Dr. Lorenz J. Gden Armour Httle Lolita Alde Érmen Thornes Cantor Prof. Lorenz Legislative City of New York Srace Washington Atlantic Pacific Coast Muller J. Brettauer Sixtyfourth Street Girl With Green Eyes Savoy Theatre Brettauer Dr. Iaevenz White Star Line Celtic Liverpool

Stratton Will Admitted to Probate in Colorado Springs

Judge Orr admitted the will of the late W S Stratton to probate despite protest by the contestant. Witnesses Harry Stratton Orville S Dines Dr D H Rice and William Lloyd testified to the executings and signing. Contestants offered no supporting evidence and gave notice of an appeal to the district court.

Colorado Springs Col Orr W. S. Stratton Harry Stratton Orville S. Dines D. H. Rice William Lloyd

Parlor matches延期规制引发城市辩论

Municipal Explosives Commission修改原禁令 允许在三月前继续销售并推迟执行禁令到三月三十一日。 inspector Murray 将通知相关方变化。委员会拟定销售调控细则,交 Mayor Low 审核修改。

New Year Celebrations In New York High Society

Socialite gatherings mark New Year week with balls at Tuxedo Meadow Brook Ardsley Baltusrol and Morristown. Notables including George Gould William Vanderbilt and Eleanor Roosevelt attend parties while engagements and weddings are arranged.

New York Trinity Tuxedo Meadow Lgroek Ardsley Club Baltusrol Morristown Staten Island George Gould William K. Vanderbilt

Married at coffin's side in sudden wedding tale

In Newark New Jersey on December 30 Rose Ascher wife of Samuel Ascher died of heart disease before her daughter's wedding. The family held a last minute ceremony with the bride and groom Benjamin Barnhard joining hands at the coffin as Rabbi Schleimer Halperin led the service and guests prayed instead of feasting. Cards were sent out announcing the wedding and mourning.

Newark N. J Rosalie Ascher Samuel Ascher Lillie Street Johanna Benjamin L. Barnhard Aschen Schleimer Halperin Aschi I

New Torpedo Boat Plan With Semi Submerged Hull

Details emerge on six proposed U S Navy torpedo boats blending surface hulls filled with cellulose and a cigar shaped submerged hull. The design features an armored conning tower, six gas engines, 105 foot length, four torpedoes, 16 knot speed and 1000 knot radius at 8 5 knots.

Senate Depew House of Representatives Sibley United States Navy Clarence L. Burger Broadway Tams, Lemoine «& Lee Architects Navy Department Board On Naval Construction O'Neill Melville Bowles Bradford Sigsbee Secretary of the Navy Burger Crane Admiral Melville North American Review Lewis Nixon Navy Yard Washington Admiral Bowles

McKinley Relative Mary Barber Weds Major Hartzell in Canton and Baltimore

Miss Mary Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M C Barber, wed Major Ralph Hartzell at the Saxton homestead in Canton with Mrs McKinley presiding. The ceremony drew about 150 guests and featured gifts from Cabinet members. The couple then left for Denver and then Europe after a year of travel aboard Mr Emerson's palace yacht.

Canton Ohio Mary Barber M. C. Barber Ralph Hartzell Saxton McKinleys Barbers McKinley Barber O. B. Milligan First Presbyterian Church Miss Ida Fred Zell Mc Memorial Association President McKinley White House Brooks Pennsylvania Company Shields, Penn Denver

Miss Margaret Emerson Weds In Baltimore Tonight

Miss Margaret Emerson youngest daughter of Issac E. Emerson, noted drug magnate and New York Yacht Club member, was married this evening in Baltimore in a high society ceremony attended by prominent figures.

Baltimore Margaret Emerson Issac E. Emerson New York Yacht Club

Anna Moller Weds Otto Hinck At Brooklyn Home

Miss Anna Agnes Moller daughter of Mr and Mrs Jost Moller married Otto H Hinck at the bride’s parents home 670 St Mark's Avenue Brooklyn Rev Hugo W Hoffmann of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated. Maid of honor was her sister A Marion Moller with eight ribbon girls and ushers including Albert Woller and Ernest A Cardozo. The couple will reside in Montclair New Jersey.

Anna Agnes Moller Jost Moller Otto H. Hinck St. Mark’s Avenue Brooklyn Hugo W. Hoffmann St. Paul’s Lutheran Church A. Marion Moller Lillian Moller Edith Moller Jennie Moller Edna Moller Tillie Rose Ga Rose Florence Eyer Louise Miller Ifred J. Hinck Albert Woller Lore Ernest A. Cardozo Frank Kidde Adrian Russel Allen Hinck Montclair N. J

Miss Pearl Livingston Underwood Weds Rev John Hopkins Denison

Miss Pearl Livingston Underwood married Rev. John Hopkins Denison yesterday at Adams Chapel Park Avenue and Sixty-ninth Street. The ceremony was performed by the bridegroom’s father Rev Dr John H Denison and assisted by Rev Dr Henry Hopkins president of Williams College.

Pearl Livingston Underwood John Hopkins Denison Adams Chapel Park Avenue Sixty-ninth Street John H. Denison Henry Hopkins Williams College Blanche Underwood du Bois Schenck Morris W. R. Jeliffe Charles C. Nott, Jr William W. Seymour Winthrop B. Dwight

Miss Grace Korn Wed to Felix Hessberg in Boston

Miss Grace Korn daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Korn was married yesterday afternoon at the Korn home to Felix Hessberg of Boston The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Ascher with Rev Mr Katschmaroff assisting Leo M Friedman served as best man and Miss Rae Hessberg as maid of honor The couple will reside in Boston.

Hessberg Korn Grace Korn Henry Korn East Sixtieth Street Felix Hessberg Boston Ascher Katschmaroff Leo M. Friedman Rae Hessberg

Washington Society Gathers for Austro Hungarian Embassy Reception

About 300 guests attended a formal reception at the Austro Hungarian Embassy marking the Baroness Hengelmuller’s return to society after illness and introducing Baroness von Palm of Germany. The event honored M. Hengelmuller’s promotion to Ambassador with noted guests including Mrs. Hay, Miss Alice Roosevelt, and numerous embassy officials and friends amid roses and tea service.

New York Times Washington Baroness Hengelmuller Baroness von Palm Germany M. Hengelmuller Baroness Hengelmuller Pechka Corbin Margaret Hitchcock Louise Jones Josephine Beardman Eliza Bates Mildred Barnes New York de Smirnoff Miss Ward Daisy Wilson Alice Warder McCauley Marion Gallaudet Mr. Norman John van Ness Philip Charles McCauley Jerome Bonaparte Edwin V. Morgan Edward McCauley Ernest Howe John Lodge John Proctor, Jr Paul Nash Clarence Wilson Clarence Hay John W. Foster Herbert Charles A. Spalding Warder Massachusetts Alice Roosevelt Miss Kean Grace McKinley Lee McKiney Miss Wilson

Stole Ends Return on Linen Collars in Shops

In the shops stiffness returns with collars bearing stoles tacked on in various fabrics. A collar with no front opening displays a pointed feature as part of a display of stock items.

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