New Rector At St Agnes Shrine Keeps Trinity Pride
Reports of Trinity Parish losing primacy are denied as Dr. W T Manning continues as rector. He will devote time to the entire parish, with St Agnes Chapel in Ninety second Street rising as a major work, while Trinity remains the principal church. Manning plans limited preaching at Trinity and may appoint a vicar at St Agnes in the fall. He departs for a Maine vacation and will reside in Trinity Parish’s Twenty fifth Street rectory upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Manning
Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
Trinnity Church
St. Agnes’s Chapel
United States
Trinity
St. Agnes
St. Agnes’s
St. George's
Ninety-second Street
Columbus Avenue
New York
Manning
Old Trinity
Dr. Manning
Maine
Twenty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Broads Way
Trinity Chapel
No Hitchcock injunction upheld in Cir cuit Court ruling
Judge Hough denied Henry W. Savage and the Castle Square Company's bid for a preliminary injunction preventing Raymond Hitchcock from appearing at Circle Theatre. He found the earlier contracts not a single continuous agreement and that Hitchcock was free to work, since no current engagement with either party existed. The narrative then lists a stream of social engagements and travels of prominent figures, including Richards T. Wilson at the Oriental Hotel and Potter Palmer’s family plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square
Savage
Hitchcock
Castle Square Company
Heat Sends Many to Europe as Three Liners Sail Today
Large numbers of Americans rush to book passages for Europe with three ocean liners setting sail today from Liverpool and Rotterdam and Southampton destinations. Passenger lists include many named travelers and families booking full cabins for the voyage to Liverpool, the Channel ports, and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Liverpool
Channel Ports
Lucanza
W. G. Ayre
Franklin Babbitt
P. J. Barny
X. Carroll
M. J. Chapin
le E. B. Craig
Seboian Golean
G. F. Ide
J. P. Nelson
E. H. O'Neal
H. B. St. George
Donald Gb. Stewart
George H. Sweet
Studley Turner
W. D. Buttles
William Hartfield
NEW Amsterdaam
Rotterdam
John J. Adler
Charles Freath Larnard
M.W. Hammond
Carl Fischer Hansen
A. W. R.D. Hastings
William
E. H. Johnson
Reid's Dinner to Bishops at Dorchester House
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid hosted a July 7 dinner and reception for American bishops at the Lambeth Conference in Dorchester House London. About 1400 guests attended including Count Wolff Metternich, Covarrubias family, the Duke and Duchess of Somerset, and numerous bishops and spouses from Massachusetts Ohio Albany Pittsburg Missouri Virginia and others alongside diplomatic and English guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Widow Gladys Martin Weds Dr Satterwhite at Great Neck
Mrs Gladys R Brokaw Martin widow of James E Martin of Martin Hall married Dr Preston Satterwhite at All Saints Church Great Neck. Ceremony by Rev Wickland Huske. Honeymoon planned aboard John Hayes Hammond yacht Atrius. First husband died in an automobile accident on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Great Neck
Gladys R. Martin
William VY. Brokaw
James E. Martin
Martin Hall
Preston Satterwhite
Kentucky
Satterwhite
Wickland Huske
Episcopal Church of
Maude Allan Dancer Likely for U.S. Appearance
Dancer Maude Allan whose London acts draw attention may perform in the United States soon. Florenz Ziegfeld Jr has commissioned Samuel Kingston to secure a contract for Allan, with possible inclusion in a new piece or as a feature in existing productions. Allan’s dances such as A Vision of Salome faced Manchester censure by the Watch Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Allan
London
Gertrude Hoffman
Hammerstein
Roef Garden
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Samuel Kingston
Miss Allan
Kingston
Ziegfeld
Salome
England
Manchester
Watcn
Follies of 1908 at Jardin de Paris Suspends Show
Ada Vernon, a Follies of 1908 performer at Jardin de Paris, collapsed from heat and missed last night’s performance. Wagenhals & Kemper signed George Backus to play Jimmy Smith in an Autumn Paid in Full company. Henry Miller Associate Players head Pacific Coast for extended engagement returning to Savoy in November. Arverne Pier Theatre to host vaudeville for Hebrew Children’s Sanitarium benefit. Robert F Edeson to marry Mrs Georgie Porter MacKay in Brookline Mass. ex-wife Ellen Berg died two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Vernon
Jardin de Paris
Wagenhals & Kemper
George Backus
Jimmy Smith
Henry Miller
Savoy Theatre
Pacific Coast
Savoy
Kennedy
Arverne Pier
Arverne
Lee Shubert
Lew Fields
Rockaway Park
Robert F Edeson
Brookline
Mass
Georgie Porter Mackay
Charles Mackay
Edeson
Ellen Berg
City Board Proposes $5 Million Pay Increase For Teachers
A city education committee reports on a revised salary schedule seeking a $5,000,000 payroll rise with no equal pay for men and women. The plan boosts elementary and kindergarten teachers, adds raises for principals and high school staff, and retains top salaries for superintendents while delaying funding until the Board of Estimate approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Estimate
Robert L. Harrison
G. W. Wingate
C. J. Sullivan
John Greene
Hugo Kanzler
A. Stern
N. §. Jonas
Board of Examiners
Vof
Boih
Charity drive invites aid for New York tenement poor
The Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor urges readers to sponsor a week at Sea Breeze for 2.50 to aid workers, mothers, babies, and grandmothers in need. Donations directed by R. S. Minturn, treasurer, 105 East 22nd Street. President R Fulton Cutting notes the 1908 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sea Breeze
R. S. Minturn
St. Yr
Association For Improving
R. Fulton Cutting
Superintendent Nominations At City Schools
The Board of Superintendents in a special session nominated Principal Joseph H. Wade of School 186 at Amsterdam Avenue and 145th Street for District Superintendent at $5,000 to replace Dr. John H. Haaren. Dr. Ernest R. Von Nardroff of Erasmus High School Brooklyn was nominated as Principal of De Witt Clinton High School at $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Wade
Amsterdam Avenue
145Th Street
John H. Haaren
Ernest R. von Nardroff
Erasmus High School
Brooklyn
de Witt Clinton High School
Potter Continues to Gain in Cooperstown
Bishop Potter shows continued improvement today with no doubt of recovery. Heart condition remains the main concern though the five heart responses in this crisis suggest progress. Oxygen use declines and Mrs Potter and family resume normal life as Fernleigh stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N. Y
Fernleigh
Hamilton Club Trophy Play Opens in Whist Congress Tourney
Day two of the American Whist League Congress included a business meeting to select committees for the coming year and the Hamilton Club Trophy competition began. Knickerbocker beat Baltimore. American Whist Club defeated Young Men's Republican Club. Hyde Park beat Scranton. Commercial Trav elers outplayed Pastime Club. New York’s J D Arnold and teammates led. Committees named for Tournament Reception and Women’s Reception. Officers to be elected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Club
Hamilton
Knickerbocker
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Young Men’s Republican Club
New Haven
Hyde Park
Chicago
Scranton
Commercial Travelers
Springfield
Pastime Club
Cambridge
Mass
J. D. Arnold
Frank Eagles
C. W. Watson
Mr. Talliaferro
E. C. Arnold
F. E. Pierce
J. R. Tolar
E. T. Jake
Walter H. Barney
G. S. Adams
Paul G. Brown
Ernest B. Cooper
J. W. Dusenbury
H. T.fry
C. F. Gilman
J.T. Mitchell
L. J. Bruck
E. Pierce
A. L. Robinson
W. D. Segar
F. Snow
R. G. Steele
Clarence W. Vail
H. H. Ward
C. L. Patton
E.K. Beddall
R. M. Cramer
Cole
E. E. Elliot
D. J. Fletcher
J. C. Fraser
Bayarg C. Fuller
Howard Gilson
St. Dp
Kingsbury
Charlies J. Norris
Albert Rathbone
H. C. Skinner
W.E. Tatcott
S. Wainwright
C. R. Watson
W. BE. Watkins
Waldron W Williams
A. A. Smith
T. E. Otis
Actress Dorothy Revell Dies at 28 in Hotel Woodward Annex
Dorothy Revell, the New York born actress known for The Walking Delegate and The Darling of the Gods, died at the Hotel Woodward Annex at age 28. She had married T. Harry Wyndham-Walker last March and planned to move to England with her husband, who is a retired English Army officer. Her death is reported as apoplexy likely linked to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Revell
Hotel Woodward Annex
Miss Revel Wl
the Woodward
T. Harry Wyndham- Walker
England
New York
Miss Revell
Arnold Daly
Mrs Julia Capulet Shepard Dies in Montclair
Mrs Julia Capulet Shepard 76 widow of William S Shepard died Monday night at her son Charles S Shepard's home in Montclair New Jersey. She was a noted temperance worker and will be buried today with six grandchildren acting as pallbearers Theodore Weidman Clarence J Stephens and George F Crowley of Newark Frank Crowley of Montclair Tyman C Shepard and Frank C Shepard of East Orange survive three sons two daughters twenty five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Capulet Shepard
William S. Shepard
Charles S. Shepard
Montclair
N. J
Theodore Weidman
Clarence J. Stephens
George F. Crowley
Newark
Frank Crowley
Tyman C. Shepard
Frank C. Shepard
East Orange
Horse in a Store: Egg and Butter Market Chaos
A runaway horse caused a street crash near Sixth Avenue and Fifty-second Street. Frank dashed toward a water wagon, struck Browns tailor shop window, then plowed into James Wilcox’s egg and butter basement, scattering goods as a humane society ambulance removed the injured animal and driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilcox
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Wilcox
Frank
William J. Maxwell
East Fifty-second Street
Mr. Smith
Bradford
Madison
Fifth Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Young Bradford
Phaeton
Brown's Tailor Shop
Humane Society
Funeral arrangements for William B. Leeds former Tin Plate Trust head
The body of William B. Leeds died June 23 in Paris arrived with Mrs. Leeds and their son aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm. Funeral at 3:30 pm at 987 Fifth Avenue with burial at Woodlawn. Services by Rev. Dr. E M Stires and Rev S C Hughes. Honorary pallbearers listed. other Leeds family members noted. Also reported are the returns of Leo Bloch and P F Nonwelller aboard the same ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Leeds
The
Tin Plate Trust
Ritz
Paris
Lloyd Maer Kronprinz Wilhelm
Leeds
W.B. Leeds
Warner M. Leeds
Mr. B. Leeds
Elisha Dyer
Fifth Avenue
Funeral rites for J. G. Heckscher held in Trinity Chapel
Funeral services for John G. Heckscher, father-in-law of Mayor McClellan and noted turfman and yachtsman, were conducted at 11 oclock in Trinity Chapel near Broadway with the Rev. Allan Richey officiating. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery in the family vault attended by widow, daughters including Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Fegerton Winthrop Jr., sisters, nephews and nieces, and notable attendees from the Brooklyn and Coney Island Jockey Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Heckscher
McClellan
Trinity Chapel
Twenty-fifth Street
Broadway
Allan Richey
BEC
Greenwood Cemetery
Notable deaths and funeral notices from New York area
Obituaries report the deaths of Charles Manchester Clarke 60 in Summit New Jersey after appendicitis surgery. Abner Diltz 85 in Middle Valley New Jersey. John Hambler 90 ex Sergeant of Police Brooklyn. Rev J Harris Knowles dies heart disease in Chicago with services planned in hospital and cathedral. John C Curry of Lexington Kentucky dies in Kansas City Missouri. note that The New York Times is among three NYC papers selling over 100,000 daily.
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Charles Manchester Clarke
Manhattan
Springfield Avenue
Summit
N. J
Abner Diltz
Middle Valley
John Hambver
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Matthew Hambler
Fort McHenry
J. Harris Knowles
St. Luke's Hospital
Hospital
Dr. Manning
Trinity Church
Cathedral
Chicago
John C. Curry
Lexington
United States
Kansas City
Hill
Wakeman
Newark
Isabelle Dutil
Hope
Hill St
West Hoboken
N. Jee
Andrew J. H
Hohrn
Weetward
N. Jet
John W. Horn
Burius Kimball Friowe
Hudson
New York
Lucinda Hulluneral
Jackson
Eggert
Estella Jackson
James
Claremont Av
Jersey City
Jennings
Emma Co
Kannengieser
Rutibna Road
Broc
River NS
Carl Kramer
McAloon
Carlton
Katharine McAiobr
Aoe Avey
Weat
New York N.S
John MerAtavey
Arry
Kearny
Mafon
Julia McKeon
Menamara
Thomas Meamat
Mammen
Mishastan Av
Greenpoint
Anna M. Mammen
Marquart
Stockholm St
Marguerite
Marshall
Egg Harbor
Clara C. Marshall
Js. Marx
Canarsie
Frances XL Marx
AL M. Matchall
North 1St St
Sophia Marshall
Metllendick
Eagle St
Florence Mellendick
Mitchell
West
James Murphy
Nurge
Main St
Union
Emma Nurge
O Donoghue
Union St
William O' Donoghue
O'Donoghue
William O'Donoghue, Jr
Qwens
State Hospital
Morris Plains
Pieasantville
Albert QD
Riley
James HL
Mark Av
Hoboken
Wille
Schallmann
Guttenberg Os J
Katherina Schallmann
Weed
Schetch
West 129
Satterwhite Martin wed at Great Neck residence
Florence C. Martin and Preston Powe Satterwhite married at Mertin Hall Great Neck Long Island Tuesday at noon. Paris and London papers requested. Giblett Rohrberg and Ford Paul Tomiera notices also appear with July dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterwhite
Martin
Mertin Hall
Great Neck
L. I
Florence C. Martin
Ee Brokaw
Preston Powe Satterwhite
New York City
Louisville
Paris
London
Obituary Notices From New Jersey Dates in July Listings
A page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices from New Jersey and nearby areas with names such as Charles Manchester Annie Ford Alice French Joseph Godfrey Caroline Sergeant Netilea Simpson Catherine Southard William Leeds John Luther Eugene McGarrah and many others. Entries give residence, date of death, and funeral arrangements or interment details.
Uneeda Biscuit Ad Offers Daily Edition Subscriptions
An old advertisement promotes the Daily Edition Sue with mailed wine orders and monthly rates. It notes the publication details and a telephone contact for subscriptions and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeders
the Neve
Fic
Memoriam notices for Pittsman and Murphy
In memory of Mary Josephine Pitts man wife of Thomas W Pitts man who died July 1 1904. Mass in memory of Ellen Murphy at St Josephs Church today at 9 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Murphy
St. Joseph’s Church
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars with Books of Views available via telephone 4855 Gramercy. Office located at 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Maensing
Social Notes
Richard T. Wilson
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Ogden Goelet
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Herbert
Potter Palmer
Pauline Kohlsaar
Potter
Honoré Palmer
Mary E. Wood
Blanche A. Wood
John Charles Leger
Washington
Joseph BE. Widener
Clarence Moore
Claridge’s
Calsbad
Mrs. Francis
Burton Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Burten Harrison
Sea Urchins
Car Harbor
Henry Forbes McCreery
Stuyvesant Fish
Glenclyffe Farm
Fish
Nicholas Fish
W.S. Wharton
G. Mifflin Wharton
Berkeley
Rawson ‘Underhill
Spring Lake
Grange R. Schieffelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
Southampton
Merle Middleton
Tuxedo
Bar Harbor
Edward N. Tailer
Atlantic City
Philip Rhinelander
Briarcliff
Ae ‘L. Morris
Griarcliff, N. Y
Wellville
Reid
Ambassador
J. E. Martin
Dr. Satterswhite
B. J. Phelps
R. R.maddie
D. B. Mitchell
Ben Smith
Walter Manning
E. K. Beddall
John E. Faber
Blackburn
Mr. Mack
Paul Brown
Miss Somes
W.b.leeds
J. G. Heckscher
Adv
Chis
Hake
27Th St
Burnham
Passau Street
Beckman
Company Broad and
Beaver Streets
Giblett-Rohrberg
Emille Charlotte
Tomford—Paul
Hoboken, Farriet S. Paul
J. Frederick Tomiera
Divd
Point Pleasant
Sumlay
Alice Mante
Elisnas
Mut Ret J
Willian E. Broodgood
Godfrey
Roseland
Joseph Godfrey
Howard
Harriet E. Godfrey
Amelia S. Godfrey
Erie Rd
Essex Sells Station
France
William . Bateman
ST Fifth Av
Luther
West 106Th St
John Martin Luther
Westfield
Caroline
Henry Clark
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Liberty St
Reo R
Columbus
Ohio
Easton Penn
Valentine
Ossininge
Wiliam G. Valentine
Spring St
Ossining
Issapment Hillsite
James N. Yo
Charlotte
Joan Wilkes
Charles Wiles U.S. N
Jane Renwick
Acker
Nostrand
Jacob Acker
day _ ALLEN
McPonough St
Elizabeth Allen
Anderson
New St. Harrison
Delia Anderson
Ahfearn
East 48Th St
Margaret Ahearn
Armstrong
West 55Th St
Robert J. Armstrong
Baron
Avenue A
Pauline Baron
M. Bergman
Catherine Bergwein
Bott
Metropolitan Av
George Bott. Boylan
Monroe St
Patrick J. Boylan
Brennan
Warren &J
Patrick Brennan
Brunnfsholtz
D. Siedler
Tely
Helen A. Brennesneltz
Brothers
Fran'stin
Prooklin
Andrew J. Brothers
Cashman
Fast 6Th St
John
Cassidy
Atlantic Av
Clark
Mildred FE
Coburn
North 4Th St
Harrison
Catherine Coburn
Cook
Samuel F. Dick
Cooper
Navy &T
Isaac Cooper
Costantins
Ag John St
Town of Union
John Costantino
Davis
Manor Av
Mary E. Davis
Devlin
Ben Devlin
Distler
Conrad Disnier
Donohue
President St
Mary Donohue
Downey
Cairo
George ¥. Downey
M. Dunn
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Lydia R. Dunn
Dunnegan
Erie St
Jersey
City
Margaret Dunnegan
Durham
Ida Durham
Eck
Edward F. Eck
Eddy
Huguenot
S. I
Jane A. Eddy
M. Fitzsimmons
Orange
J Aly
John J. Fitzsimmons
I Forsythe
Ferry St
Rose Forerthe
French
Vailsburg
Albert French
Eg Tees Giese
Pine Brook
Juremy G. Giese
Anlar
Sitanatan
Hudson St
Dennis Shanahan
Sheridan
John Sheridan
Smitt
Florence Smith
Steers
Shepherd
Sarah A. Steers
Sweenfy
West 45Th St
Patrick Sweeney
Brostihyn
Cella Wolf
A. MG Woodwarl
Pennsylvania c- Neweark
Susan C. Woodward
Wyndham-Watlker
West 5Th St
Dorothy Wyndham-Walker
Uneeda Biscuit
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
C. O. Burns
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