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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

9

Potter Bishop Nearing End After Illness in Cooperstown

Special to The New York Times. Bishop Henry Codman Potter of New York has been critically ill at Fernleigh in Cooperstown for a week and is sinking. doctors report he remains conscious but very weak and near death with family members gathering at the house amid a flood of condolence telegrams from across the country.

New York Times Cooperstown N. Y Henry Codman Potter Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York M. Imogene Bassett J. E. Janvrin Bishen Fernleigh Anther Bishop Potter F. Ambrose Robert S China Charles Russell Edward Clark Singer Manufacturing Company Alfred Corning Ambrose Potter Alfred Corning Clark Cooper Park Clarks Fenimore Cooper Mo‘icans Fernieigsh

Mrs. Sara Hershey Eddy Marries in England to Londoner

In Rye England on June 26 Mrs Sara Hershey Eddy wed John Darlington Marsh of London. Attending was Mrs Catherine Fisk of Chicago. The couple will summer at Manoir de Nouval near Paris on the Seine at Poissy, a chateau reportedly bought from Gaston Meunier for about 2 million francs.

Paris Sara Hershey ‘Eddy Rye England John Darlington Marsh London Catherine Fisk Chicago Marsh Eddy Clarence Eddy Thm Times

Miss Ella Louise Rudolph Marries Andrew Ellis in Verona

Miss Ella Louise Rudolph wed Andrew Ellis of Watsessing in Verona Methodist Church with Rev. Charles H. Little officiating. Mrs. John Truax served as matron of honor and Dorothy Lindsley was flower girl. George Ellis was best man. ushers Clifford Ward and William Gable attended. The couple will reside in Verona after a wedding trip.

Montclair N. J Ella Louise Rudolph Verona Methodist Church Andrew Ellis Watsessing Charles H. Little John Truax New Mexico Dorothy Lindsley George Ellis Clifford Ward William Gable Newark Mrs Ellis Will Verona

Dr. Egerton Jackson and Mrs. Macy Elizabeth Sedgwick Wed

Dr. Egerton Jackson of 114 West Seventieth Street Manhattan and Mrs. Macy Elizabeth Sedgwick widow of Clarence W. Sedgwick and daughter of Mrs. Henry Mangels were married yesterday at the bride’s home 185 Washington Park Brooklyn. The Rev St Clair Hester officiated with no attendants and only relatives present. After a Canadian trip the couple will reside in New York City.

Egerton

Grau Announces Daughter Wedding to Professor Ganne

Mme Maurice Grau announces the coming marriage of her daughter Mlle Louise Rolande Grau to M. Jean Maurice Ganne Professor at Ecole Centrale Arts et Manufactures. The wedding is set for July 9 at Croissy sur Seine France invitations have been sent.

Mme, Maurice Grau Mlle Louise Rolande Grau M. Jean Maurice Ganne Vecolé Centrale Arts Et Manufactures Croissy Sur Seine France

Goulds to Tour Europe by Motor Before August Arrival

Mr and Mrs George Gould plan a brief motor tour of Europe and expect to return to the United States before August 1 Their trip will not delay attending the wedding of Mme Anza Gould in London.

Paris George Gould Europe United States Gould Mme Anza Gould London

Councilman Franken to Take Summit Crescent Home This Summer

The residence on Crescent Avenue in Summit will be occupied by Councilman Franken and his family this Summer, marking a relocation to the community dwelling.

Franken Crescent Avenue Summit

Summer travel notices fill city social pages

A parade of residents depart for Europe and summer retreats from New York to Narragansett Pier and Bar Harbor. Notables include Mr and Mrs William D Sloane heading to Lenox, Mr and Mrs John H Harlan to Shore Acres Narragansett Pier, and Miss Mary Bates sailing on the Amerika for Europe. Admiral Sir Lewis Beaumont visits Newport with ties to Mrs Perkins.

William D. Sloane St. Regis Lenox Mass John H. Harlan Shore Acres Narragansett Pier Ernest A. Wiltsee Tuxedo Park Gotham Europe Witsee Harry Graves, Jr Irvington-on-Hudson Adpinwall Lenox, Mass Edward J. Laidlaw West Eightieth Street John Woodwell Attsburg East Thirtieth Street Bar Harbor J. L. Elliott Elliott Master Elliott Rotterdam C. McDonald Allan McDonald R. H. Downman Virginia Sadie Downman New Orleans Atlantic Chicago J. J. Brown White Plains N. Y W. M. Boré Oliver Wendell, Holmes Mildred Holmes Holland House Kate B. Rogers East Fortyfourth Street Joseph Leidy Leidy Philadelphia Belvoir Sir Lewis Beaumont Charles C Perkins Newport Admiral Beaumont Perkins North Pole North Sea Henry Hersey Andrew West End Avenue Truell Yall Netherwood Fanwood N. J Lucy Witts Hatch Edward Sargent Hatch West Seventy-second Street Kent House Greenwich Conn Harry Parsons Cross Pauline Robinson Pinard Cottage Cross Virginia Gammell

Laughing at police leads to license charge in court

Patrolman Gould testified a man laughed at him during a license check. Magistrate House fined Antonio Gaetano two dollars for selling peaches without a license, saying laughter at police is not a crime. Gould responded with a complaint to Commissioner Bingham.

William Gould Macdougal Street Jefferson Market Court Magistrate House Antonio Gaetano Gould Bingham

Boy Survives Fire After Matches Ignite T40 Teen

Seventeen year old John Ferone of T40 Second Avenue was burned when loose matches in his hip pocket set his trousers ablaze at Thirty sixth Street and Broadway. Policeman Keefe quickly acted to extinguish the flames and arranged the boy's transfer to New York Hospital.

John Ferone T40 Second Avenue Broadway Keefe New York Hospital

Rostand Completes Chanteader Play and World Rights Sold

Edmond Rostand finished his new play Chanteader and sold world rights for 50000 to Jeay Coquelin and Herz. Production plans are set for Paris New York and London. Rostand features characters as wild and domestic fowls animals and birds.

Edmond Rostand Haw Chanteader MM. Jeay Coquelin Herz Paris New York London Rostarid

Thompson Promises Elephants for Benefit Field Day at Polo Grounds

Frederic Thompson will bring two elephants from Luna Park for rides at the benefit field day at the Polo Grounds on July 17 to aid the New York Home for Destitute Crippled Children. The event features acts by Gertrude cartehcock Ricke i man George M. Cohan Sam Lewis Nora Bayes Lillian Lee Bessie McCi Prevost and Bickel and Ween.

Frederic Thompson Luna Park Polo Grounds New York

Bressler-Gianoll to Sing at La Scala in Milan

Mme. Bréssler-Gianoll, a contralto with two seasons at the Manhattan Opera House, has been engaged as principal contralto at La Scala in Milan. She will begin shortly after joining at the theater and is currently near Geneva for preparations.

Bressler Gianoll Slrég Milan Mme Bréssler-Gianoll Manhattan Opera House la Scala Joan A Rasaler K Su Geneva

United Musicians elect officers for the coming year

In a regular meeting the union named Sol Beck as President and Anton Swoboda as Vice President. Chris J. Binzen will be Treasurer, Henry Vogeler Financial Secretary, and G. E. Glassing Recording Secretary.

United Musicians of America Sol Beck Anton Swoboda Chris J. Binzen Henry Vogeler G. E. Glassing

Shubert Plans and Casting Shifts for 1908 Productions

The opening of The Time World at the Casino is set for Thursday July 9, not July 6. Grace La Fyfe joins The Follies of 1908 under Shubert management for a leading woman role with Sam Barnard, with further appearances promised. Herbert and Susie Cawthorne, fresh from A Yankee Tourist, are secured for Marcelle's comedy. Arthur Stanford departs for Paris to pursue juvenile lead in The Sum Prinsing. Little Robinson Crusoe Jr. headlines at Aliborne Theatre Palisades Park. Ned Wayburn pressured to choreograph The Girl Question ballets at Wallack's. Col William H. Thompson to head Brady & Grismer Western Man of the Hour company bound for the Pacific. Cordelia the Hammerstein Roof cow and Gus Edwards girls to lead a milk contest Friday night.

Shuberts Grace la Fyfe Wgoman Sam Barnard Herbert Cawthorne Susie Cawthorne Reymond Hitchco Fe Marcelle Arthur Stanford Fiste Janis Salied Paria Little Robinson Crusoe, Jr Alibfome Palisades Park Ned Wayburn Harry Askin Wallack William H. Thompson Pelham Brady & Grismer Man of the Hour Pacific Coast Cordelia Hammerstein Gus” Edwards

Dreamland Shows Shutdown and Permits Fight at Coney Island

Police threatened to close Dreamland amusement park over missing Fire and Building permits. Two vaudeville shows were shut briefly before managers produced permits. other attractions ran with licenses. Building inspector report delays and insulation defects led to permit holds and ongoing license objections.

Bingham Dreamland Coney Island Dreamland Tower Kelly Coleman and Moran William Buttling Edward B. Kinsila George W. Young Considine Orient Crane Edward Langan

Immigration League Leader Sails to Test Steerage Conditions

N Behar, managing director of the National Liberal Immigration League, sails for Havre on the Lorraine as a steerage passenger. He travels with his daughter and son-in-law and two grandkids to prove steerage conditions meet claims by restrictionists. Behar plans to report before Congress reopens to aid ongoing anti restriction efforts.

National Liberal Immigration League N. Behar Havre Lorraine League Behar Congress Mr. Behar

Rush to Europe Continues with Record Cabin Passengers

Four liners sail today to the British Channel and Mediterranean with more cabin passengers than last month. The Amerika leads with 450 first class, 265 second, 265 third, and 500 steerage aboard. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William A. M. Burden, Col. H. A. Du Pont, Sir William Sadler, Lady Sadler, Mrs. Seligman, Judge Mayer, and many others sailing on Amerika Pannon ia Lorraine and Celtic from Naples Havre and Liverpool.

British Channel Mediterranean Europe Amerika Hamburg William A. M. Burden Robert N. Coyle John L. Cadwalader H.A. du Pont H. F. du Pont Simeon Ford F. I. Howard Elgar B. Howard Alvin P. Howard Samuel Hill James N. Jarvie M. S. Jarvie William Jarvie Edwin B. Jackson, Jr Charles H. May E. Mayer Randolph Mayer William H. Newman J. Doddridge Peet Willam Sadler Sadler Isaac N. Seligman Margaret V. Seligman D. F. Sabin E.E. Smathers T. Suffern M. Mck.’ Twom Bly Charles S. Boyer E. D. Dincan H. Giroux Fred G. Gotwald Arthur B. Howard W. F. Keeney M. B. Porter N. Knight K. T. Newton Walter Strong Edward Wesley S. Young Ashwell E. T George A. Castleman Ands B. Duke Pra William J. Forsyth Eleanor Fowler Pauline Pappenheim William §. Ware E. V. Reynolds Ands Keane H. H. Williams Charles Nevin George M. Chandler James Bryce Washington Bryce Koenigen Suise Naples Samuel A. B. Ab Henry Brodhead J. C. Maben W. S. McKinnon H. G. Roberts

Secret schedule reveals Roots welfare regime at Muldoon institute

White Plains July 1 The Root story at Muldoon institute is laid bare with a daily routine of vigorous outdoor exercise cold baths long riding walks and strict meals. Root dictated state affairs to his secretary and joined horse riding and rail fence practice while socializing with bankers brokers merchants and a rabbi among inmates.

New York Times White Plains N. Y Root William Muldoon Muldoon Institute Gimmnasium Ile Bacon Washington Nancy St. Louis

Look for Schenck Will in Probate Court

Effie Morgan Schenck widowed wife of Spottswood D. Schenck seeks administration of his New York estate in New Haven Probate Court. Her daughter Natalie Schenck Collins joins as co petitioner. hearing set for next week. No will found. estate value estimated between 100000 and 7200000.

New York Times New Haven Conn Effie Morgan Schenck Spottswood D. Schenck New York City Natalie Schenck Collins New York Quinnipiac Club

Baron Quits Club After Valet Insult Claim

Baron von Erwin of the Austrian Aeronautic Corps and inventor of the Ricochet XVI motor boat left the Columbia Yacht Club at Eighty sixth Street after claims of civil insults to his valet. Superintendent Harrington disputes the charge as the Baron plans another test this afternoon.

Baron von Erwin Aeronautic Corps Columbia Yacht Club Eightysixth Street Hudson River Joseph H. Hoadley Harrington

Chief O'Connor to Retire After Twenty Years Service

Battalion Chief Joseph A. O Connor will retire from the Fire Department after twenty years of service. He 56, joined March 11, 1888, and was promoted to Battalion Chief December 28, 1906. He saved a woman and four children in 1889, earning a diamond pin, and led rescues at Chrystie Street. He will reside at 303 East 102d Street after a summer in Utica. Battalion Chief John P. Howe will succeed him.

Joseph A. O’connor Fire Department John P. Howe New York Baltimore O'Connor Chrystie Street Naughton Utic Vic East 102d Street

TRY OUT LIFE GUARDS ON ATLANTIC CITY BEACH

Atlantic City on July 1 held a life guard trial drill with fifteen applicants reduced to nine after an hour of experimental rescue maneuvers. Mayor led the test as candidates launched lifeboats, threw buoys, and dived for dummies, with one man nearly drowning before timely rescue by his peers.

New York Times Atlantic City N. J Vie Perenne Hla

Alligators Isis and Osiris Fight in Bronx Zoo Pool

Two eight foot alligators Isis and Osiris brawled yesterday in the Bronx Zoo reptile house pool drawing a crowd. Isis seized Osiris’s tail and the pair tore at each other while water foamed and blood stained the pool before Head Keeper Snyder stopped the fight. Osiris fled badly damaged with missing tail parts.

Isis Osiris Bronx Snyder

Will of Miss Booth Denied Probate in New Haven

Judge Studley in the Probate Court refused admission to probate of Miss Alice T. Booth's will. The will, written on writing paper and purportedly executed on her deathbed, left about $20,000 and specified the residue to Rev. Sydney S. Dawson if he became Roman Catholic. The court ruled the document did not meet New York laws for valid execution.

New Haven Sydney S. Dawson Canton

G H Daniels Dead Former Central Railroad official dies

Lake Placid New York July 1 George H Daniels ex General Passenger Agent of the New York Central Railroad died at his home after long illness sclerosis and indigestion. He will be cremated in Buffalo with services Friday at 2 30 P M Survived by a widow and two children He held many railroad posts and helped found several clubs.

Lake Placid N. Y George H. Daniels New York Central Railroad Daniels Buffalo George Henry Daniels Hampshire Kane County North Missouri Railroad Chicago & Pacific Railroad Omaha Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Colorado Utah the Central Passener New York Central Four Track News Lotus Club Quaint Club Transportation Club The Road

Charles H. Rockwell Former Rear Admiral Dies in Massachusetts

Charles H. Rockwell aged 68 and two retired Rear Admirals died at Chatham Massachusetts yesterday. He entered the Navy as acting master in July 1866 and by 1902 retired with the rank of Rear Admiral after forty years of active service. He commanded the United States ship Palos in 1868 during activities against Korea under Rear Admiral Rogers.

Charles H. Rockwell Chatham Mass United States Korea Rogers Sintdoultt Bhi

Benjamin Kaufman dies at 74 in Brookline after Washington charities

Benjamin Kaufman longtime Washington charity and religious worker died yesterday in Brookline Massachusetts at age 74. He leaves four daughters and two sons Jerome Kaufman Irwin H Kaufman Mrs David Robinson Mrs Joel Feder Mrs Carl Schoenhof and Mrs Edward Goulston. Burial will be in the family plot at Washington on Sunday.

Benjamin Kaufman Washington, D. C Brookline Mass Washington Jerome Kaufman Irwin H. Kaufman New York David Robinson Joel Feder Carl Schoenhof Edward 8. Goulston

Marriages Recorded in Woodstock and Nearby Areas

A sequence of wedding notices dated June and July across New York New Jersey and Vermont lists brides and grooms with their residences and officiants. Notable pairings include Ruth Perkins to Dr Wesler Channing Bailey of Boston and Mary Elizabeth Sedgwick to Egerton S. Jackson in Brooklyn. Several other couples are named with wedding dates and locales such as Newark Hoboken Chester Boonton and Newton.

Brush—Haigh Boonton N. J Georgia Haigh George Brush Ehlers—Besson Newark Therese Besson John Henry Ehlers Everly—Swart Hoboken Lillian Ives Swart Harry 8 Everly Francisco—Abel Ethel ML .Abel Milton K. Francisco Hayes—Esselborn Agnes Esselborn Joseph H. Hayes Boole—Wills Marjory H. Wills Lester P. Haole Jones Bernhard Frances L. Leernhard Herold K. Jones Lichtenstein Leonard Johnstown N. Y Jennie K. Leonard George H. Lichtenstein Lynch Freidenberg Albert E. Nolan Prescott—Barkshire Violet Berkshire Lyman R. Prescott

Obituary notices from a July 1908 issue with multiple deaths

A New York area death list records numerous funeral notices and widow references dated early July 1908. Names include Harry J. Blimline Bertha Bayles Nettle Hazeltine Carolyn Schenck Frances Thompson and others, with residences in Newark Plainfield East Orange Brooklyn and Jersey City.

Blimline Harry J. Blimline Cora Mayer Blimline West 69Th St Albany N. Y Floto Kats van Tasner Floto George H. Fioto S City San Francisco Hazeltine Nettle Voerpees Charles A. Hazeltine Wertervelt Av Plainfield Schenck Carolyn Schuyler Gohenck Philadelphia 80Th St Marlborough XN Y Thompson East Orange N. J Frances H. Thompson Silas H. Thompson George W. Wilson State St Whiting Hewett A Addison BE Eei

Obituary notices from Jersey City and nearby for June deaths

A dense list of death notices from Jersey City and surrounding towns. Names include Myra Dingley John Dixon Anna Doherty Edward A. Donaldson Anne C Douglass and many others with addresses in Brooklyn Jersey City Orange Newark Hoboken and Westchester. Funeral details and ages vary.

Brooklyn Theresa du Bois Peas Woodside John Ettershank York St Jerasy City George R. Ettershank Farmer West 127Th St Alice Farmer Fitzgerald East 156Th St Semnent Fitzgerald Bank St Houo Catherine Gershel Rose B. Gershel Gough Willoughby Ar Brookly Joseph D. Gough Horack Town of Union N. J Stephina Horack Hess West 25Th St Annis Virginia Hess Jaenecke East Orange Marjorie Louise Jaenecke Kilkenny Washington Street Hoboken Michael Kilkenny Lange Cooper Street Brooklys Emilie Lange Layton Monroe St Jordan Layton A McGowan Franks Asto’ Hoe Barthelomew J.cchiowan Marshall Millburn Ciltfomt Avenus A Caroline Meyer Merritt Ulster Thomas H. Merritt Moran Avenue C Pella McCrath Moran Murray Orange James P. MurrAy O'Neil Xae Second Street Newark N. Je Mary O’ Neil Peddie West 10Th Street Charlies B. Peddie Perkins 161St Street Mary T. Perkins Pigott Spyder Av James Pigott Pirl Johanna Rose Pirl Priest 4Th Av Esther M. Priest Purdy Lorimer Brook W.W. Snow Souville Quincy Brooks Lieyd A. Incumenal Bath Morrow Tannenberger S0th &T Anna Marie Tannoenberger Taylor Fulton St Dorothea F. Taylor Tenney Patchogue L. LI Emmeline P. Tenney van Orden Orient Av Jersey City Jesse van Orden van Sickle West 40Th &T Net van Rickie Verdin Nyack Eugene Vv Ace N. J Arthur Werle Ae Ee &T Jans Eva Werle

Wounded Civil War Veteran David Wintress Buried in Glendora

David H. Wintress, Civil War veteran of the 180th New York Volunteers, buried at Glendora after surviving catastrophic wounds from a musket accident. He endured seventy bone fragments removal, blindness, and later assembled war relics in a personal museum. Survived by his wife Elizabeth Hines, a brother George D. Wintress, and three sisters.

Asbury Park N. J David H. Wintress Glendora New York Volunteers Williamsburg Urgeons Elizabeth Hines Elizabethtown Essex County N. Y George D. Wintress Broadway Manhattan

Comedian Harry Leonard Dies in Philadelphia Hospital

Harry Leonard a comedian and vaudeville performer died in a Philadelphia hospital from a complication of diseases. He was 47 years old. Leonard wrote and acted for Hogan's Alley and performed in vaudeville teams including Leonard and Gilroy Witty and Leonard and Halliday and Leonard. His wife Lily King a tap dancer is appearing at a local theatre. Leonard was hospitalized last night.

Philadelphia Penn Harry Leonard Leonard Hogan's Alley Gilroy Witty Halliday Ie King

Notable Clergy, Merchants, and Pioneers Die in brief notices

The Rev A V G Allen Boston area professor dies at home age 74. Harry J Blimline a Baltimore born clothing firm member dies after appendicitis operation in New York at 41. Joab Mershon longtime Washington NJ fraternal leader dies at 74. Mrs Mary S Baldwin dies in Newark NJ at 74. Cornelius Brady senior of James Brady’s Sons Bayonne dies at office aged 67. Mrs William Tucker pioneer of Sayville Long Island dies at 80.

A. V. G. Allen Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Boston Andover Theological Seminary Harry J. Blimline F. L. Bumiine & Co West Eighteenth Street Hill Sanitariun 136Th Street Imperial Baltimore Cora M. Biimline Mershon Washington, N. J Mary Baldwin Nelson W. Baldwin Henry M. Doremus Newar N. J Bright Cornelius Brady James Brady Bayonne Contractors First Street Leaington Avenue William Tucker Sayville

Tompkins & Tompkins Wills Counselors at Law

A business notice from Tompkins and Tompkins presents services in wills and probate law. Located at 15th Street Fifth Avenue, the firm offers counsel for testaments and estate matters.

Tompkins Fifth Avenue

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