Public funeral plans unfold after Bishop Potter's death
The diocese considers a public burial at Grace Church with clergy attendance while Mrs. Potter and Archdeacon Nelson arrange private rites in Cooperstown. Bishop Greer, in London for Lambeth, will decide on the coadjutor and possible suffragan roles as the church contemplates diocese division and cathedral completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
London
Lambeth
New York
Potter
Richmond
Thisty
Bishop Potter
Archdeacon Nelson
Cooperstown
Fernleigh
Nelson
Rudolph Birdsall
Christ Church
Francis K. Brooke
Oklahoma
St. John the Divine
Pdeter
George Maccubloch Miller
Sistep Potter
Miller
Coaijutor Greer
Henry Codman Potter
George W. Douglas
Utica
Ralph Birdsall
Trinity Cemetery
Europe
Frank Potter
Kanotah
Col
Y Londen
Samuel Schulman
Doane
Albany
S.L. Scott
United States Military Academy
West Point
A. Crawford
Virginia Seminary
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanuel
F. F. Mackey
The
Actors’ Church Alliance
Thomas J. Walsh
Kansas City
Services at Cooperstown Public Funeral Held
Simple funeral to be held at Mrs Potter’s request as per the Standing Committee of the Diocese of New York. Cooperstown, New York, July 22. Public services arranged following diocese guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cooperstown
N. Y
Diocese of
New York
Europe bound liners show ebbing passenger tide
The article lists passengers booked on today’s sailings from Hamburg Havre Liverpool and Bremen including notable names such as D H Bradley Martin and Baron Emil de Pinchener and family. Departures span Deutschland Provence Arabic and Bremen with mentions of Emil Boas and a world tour ending in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Boas
Baron Emil de Pinchener
Deutschland
Hamburg
D. H. Bradley Martin
Don.h. Bacon Courtenay Crocker
GT. Carnahan
Joseph F. Daly
Cos. Fleming
W. P Hemmens
Theodor Killian
Asmus Leonhard
Bremen
James
H. W. Cook
A B. Eaton
Charles C. Fulton
A. C. Mott
David Pearson
Henry S. Rasquin
Stoward K. Wood
Emil L. Boas
Hamburg American Line
Boas
Kissingen
Baron Tudor de Pinchener
Stetson Engagement Married In Melrose Home
Mrs John BRB Stetson will wed Count Santa Eulalia at 10 a m tomorrow at the Stetson residence in Melrose. After two days at Idro they sail for Europe to visit the Portuguese estates, then likely settle in this country at Idro. The Count resembles Kaiser Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
John Brb. Stetson
Chicago
Santa Eulalia
Stetson
Melrose
Tdro
Europe
Portugal
Idro
William
Germany
Marriage of Walter Higenbotham and Elizabeth Winkler
Walter Higenbotham married Elizabeth Winkler yesterday at the bride’s parents’ home 826 West Eighty third Street. Rev Dr H Allen Tucker officiated. The bride wore an embroidered white frock and her sister Esther De R Winkler was maid of honor. OE Hanford was best man. A small reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Higenbotham
Elizabeth Winkler
Plac
G. H. Winkler
Notable summer arrivals and stays at York Harbor season
Dr H H Holbrook Curtis Mrs Curtis and Miss Marjorie Curtis of 118 Madison Avenue remain at York Harbor Maine for the season. Ogden Mills and wife return from abroad soon. Coppells head to Colorado later this month. Sloane party to Lenox after California visit. Mortimer to arrive Aug 1 then Newport. Rawsons guest at Payside Wolcott Hotel. Thorne party at Wolcott then Long Beach Horse Show. Hobbs at Jewett New York. Willcox at Wanbeck Inn Saranac Lake. Cryder at Bar Harbor. John Sherman Hoyt at Stokey camp North Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Holbrook Curtis
Curtis
Marjorie Curtis
Madison Avenue
York Harbor
Charles S. Thorne
Babylon
Wolcott
Long Beach
Duncan Cryder
Bar Harbor
Sandrift
Southampton
John Sherman Hoyt
Anson Phelps
Brook Lawn Country Club planned for Jersey Coast area
Brook Lawn Country Club to be formed at West End New Jersey serving Long Branch West End and Elberon. It has bought the John A McCall Shadow Lawn estate of 58 acres, issued 500000 in bonds and plans 590000 more for grounds and a clubhouse with winter and summer facilities golf tennis auto garage interior sports restaurant bar and 500 members first year with voluntary stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Lawn Country Club
West End
N. J
Long Branch
Elberon
John A. McCall
New Jersey
Jersey City
Shadow Lawn
Oppenheim
McCall
Legal clash over Paid in Full copyright claim
Florence Gerald Clarke a.k.a. Florence Gerald sues Eugene Walter and Astor Theatre managers Wagenhals Kemper in U S Circuit Court alleging Paid in Full is an unauthorized adaptation of her 1903 1908 copyrighted An Idol of Clay. She seeks profits from the Astor run and an injunction to stop further performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gerald Clarke
Florence Gerald
United States
Eugene Walter
Lincoln A. Wagenhals
Colin Kemper
Astor Theatre
Surprise Raids Shake Pittsburg Orchestra
A Pittsburg Art Society Music Committee resignation shocks local musical circles as the orchestra loses four members and rumors spread that fear reduced its membership. Walter Damrosch gains violinsist Victor Kosar and other players from rival ensembles, including Albert Du Buscher and principal oboe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Music Committee of the Art Society
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Victor Kosar
Emil Paur
Albert du Busscher
Green Room Club Dress Rehearsal Adds Stars at Asbury Park
The Green Room Club mid summer dress rehearsal at the Beach Casino Asbury Park next Saturday adds Louis James Louise Dresser J Clarence West Bessie Wynn Tom Lewis Madge Fox Thiesss Harmonists and Hassan Ben Alis Arabs to the lineup. Broadway guests plan to attend the performances and the club clambake the following day at Neptune Heights Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Room Club
Beach Casino
Asbury Park
Louis James
Louise Dresser
J. Clarence West
Bessie Wynn
Tom Lewis
Madge Fox
Thiess
Hassan Ben Ali
Broadway
Neptune Heights
Avon
Ragged Robin Play Set for Chauncey Olcott Debut
The autumn production features Chauncey Olcott in Ragged Robin, a joint work by Mrs. Olcott and Aida Johnson Young. Set in Ireland fifty years ago, it includes five new songs by Manuel Klein and Daniel Sullivan, composers from Olcott's prior works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Olcott
Republicans to Attend Theatre Party in Bronx
George R. Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee and Herbert Parsons president of the Republican County Committee will attend the theatre party of the Republican Captains of the Thirty-fifth Assembly District of the Bronx tonight at the Irid Square Theatre. Special features and jokes will be added to The Three Twins for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Bronx
Marty
Ierid Square
Bonci Plans European Auto Tour for November Concerts
Tenor Alexandre Bonci, who has sang in London, will travel by car through Norway and Russia to his Bologna villa. He arrives in November for a concert series starting in Denver and ending in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Bonci
London
Norway
Russia
Bologna
Denver
Cohan Harris Minstrels to Open in Atlantic City
Evans stars the Cohan & Harris Minstrels opening at the Apollo Theatre Atlantic City next Monday night. The act then moves to the New York Theatre on Monday August 3. Gus Edwards’s Kountry Kids will debut at the Alhambra Theatre next Monday in a new country act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohan & Harris Minstrels
Evans
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
New York Theatre
Gus Edwards
Sothern Demurs in Reno Divorce Contest
Edward H. Sothern will contest his wife Virginia Harned Sothern's divorce suit filed in Reno District Court. A demurrer was filed, sealing both documents and delaying trial. Sothern’s whereabouts were unclear with rumors of Lake Tahoe. Harned’s location also uncertain amid conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Edward H. Sothern
Sothern
Riverside Hotel
Lake Tahoe
Cal
Virginia Harned- Sothern
Notable Americans Aboard Oceanic From Quarantine to Newport
A. G. Vanderbilt Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt the Baroness de Bazus Mrs Frank Leslie E A Crowninshield Rev J Stuart Holden Col M T Barrett Lady August Fay John O H Piteney and others arrived yesterday on the White Star liner Oceanic. Vanderbilt planned to Newport then Long Branch for the horse show and the Baroness spoke on fashion in Paris. Holden will preach at St Bartholomew's and at Northfield and Columbia before returning to England. Others aboard include A B Mackay Edward Murphy S T Willets C W Ware Mrs Rene Dawson and Judge and Mrs Cheries W Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Baroness de Bazus
Frank Leslie
E. A. Crowninshield
J. Stuart Holden
St. Paul’s Church
Portland Square
London
F. A. Atkins
Home Messenger
Col. M. T. Barrett
Newark
August Fay
Quebec
John O. H. Piteney
New Jersey
Oceanic
Vanderbilt
Veltra
Newport
Long Branch
Hepever
G. Mifflin Wherton
Paris
Directoire
Holden
St. Bartholomew's Church
Northfield
Columbia University
England
A. B. Mackay
Edward ©. Murphy
T. Willets
C. W. Ware
René Dawson
Thomas W. Ludlow
Templeton Johnson
M. A. Mackay
A. van Rensselaer
Cheries W.richardson
Board of Education meeting plans more classroom space
Executive Committee reports expected record attendance at Normal College and votes to set aside eight rooms at School 5) and twelve rooms at School 165 to handle overflow. It urges charter changes to streamline charges against teachers and notes 358 teachers on reserve lists, delaying September License No 1 exams while scheduling January 109 meat exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
George S. Davis
The
Normal College
East Fiftyseventh Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Minahan Estate Valued At 416 Thousand After Death
James Minahan, sporting man, died in Baltimore hospital last February. By his will he left an estate valued at 416000 dollars. The will was filed in Albany on July 22 with details of heirs and asset distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
James (. Minahan
Baltimore
Minahan
Obituary Notes for Julia Lobe and Others in Area
Obituary notes list Julia F. Loew widow of Edward V. Loew dying of pneumonia at 25 West Fifty-seventh Street in her 60th year. She leaves five children including E. V. Loew and W. G. Loew. Also noted: David Fomroy Brown dies on his 61st birthday in Rayonne after civil war service. Anson Downs dies at 91 in Milford, Conn., once a New York silk importer. John Henry Shipman of The New York World editorial staff dies in Brooklyn. Andrew J. Gullick dies in Newark aged 19, leaving husband and large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia F. Lobes
Edward V. Loew
Feumonia
West Fifty-seventh Street
Thomas Goodby
E. V. Loew
W. G. Loew
Flow. Loew
Howard Brokaw
Robert C. Lawrence
Tre
Edward W. Loew
Loew
David Fomroy Brown
Boulevard
Thirty-second Street
Rayonne
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Mansfield Post
Fayonne
Compan
Newark
N. J
Gulick
John Henry Shipman
New York World
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Shipman
Andover
M.‘I
New York City
Newspaper Life
The
Sun
Shipman
Anson
Downs
Milford
Chnn
Owns
Miss Beseena
Miss Elizabeth Van Beuren Dies in Old City Home
Miss Elizabeth Spingler Van Beuren died at 21 West Fourteenth Street after a life in the same Manhattan Brownstone once part of the Spingler farm. The family long maintained a garden and historic gate. she will be buried Saturday at St Mark's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Spingler van Beuren
West Fourteenth Street
Manhattan
Michael M. van Beuren
Mary Fenerden
St.Mark's Church
Miss van Beuren
Fourteenth Street
Lower Manhattan
Spingler
Henry Spingler
Balthus’ Spingler
John Smith
Smith
Elias Brevoort
Brevoort
Henry ‘Spingler
Broadway
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Thirteenth
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Union Square
Henry Spiegler
Fenerden
van Hauren
F. T. van Beuren
James Pad Reynolds
Spingler Institute
The Coast of Chance praised by New York Times reviewer
The Saturday Review endorses the Chamberlain novel praising two appealing heroes and a beloved heroine. The reviewer lauds the heroine as deeply humane and healthily formed, calling her one of the most lovable characters in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Times
Saturday Review
Tompkins and Tompkins Advertise Probate Services
The law firm Tompkins and Tompkins at 156 Fifth Avenue offers wills and probate of wills services. They present themselves as counselors at law ready to assist with estate planning and probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
GELL GAINS and DORWARD WEDDINGS
On July 16 William R. Gell married Helen Gains. On July 14 at Arlington New Jersey Margaret Dorward wed John McClatchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gell—Gains
William R. Gell
Helen Gains
McClatchie
Dorward
Arlington
N. J
Margaret Dorward
John McClatchie
Obituary notices from New York area July 1908
A wall of brief funeral notices from West End New Jersey to New York City runs July 21 1908. Elizabeth Burke Helen Clock Anson Dow Downes Mary Emott Elizabeth Kelly Emma Lawrence Madeline Lissak Twin Loew Virginia Mitchell Anson Wandell John Wetmore Elizabeth Van Beuren Robert Buckley Catherine Duffy and others are named with funeral dates locations and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juy
Milford
Conn
Anson Treat Downes
Washington
D. C
Providence
R. J
Emott
Morristown
Mary H. Crooke
James Emott
Headley Road
Poughkeepsie
Kelly
New Canaan
Trunera
Lawrence
Emma T. Lawrence
William Lawrence
Amsterdam
Cleveland
Ohio
Madeline H. Lissak
A. FU
Lissak
San Francisco
Cal
Adolphus F
Ormond M
Maude Madelin
Edna Lissak
Loew
FR Loew
Edward H. Loew
West 67Th St
Witchelis
Virginia Mitchell
Florence Hunter
Jesse Mitchell
Cincinnati
An Dotter
D.D
York
New York City
Christ Church
Cooperstown
N. Y
H. Voss
Ceck
West
Wandell
Bologna
Italy
Townsend Wandeltl
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Av
Rmer Goth St
Woodlawn
Wetmore
West Bath St
John McEwen Wetmore
William C
Eliza L. Wetmore
St. Bartholomew's Church
44Th St
Madison Ay
Stratford, Conn
California
Hemeropathy Medical Society
County of New York
Stratford Conn
George F. Laidlaw
John Strother Gaines
Seo’y
Aitkin
East 187Th St
Helen Alftkin
Ande
Box St
Brooklyn
Annie Ander
Archanold
Herbert St
Helen Archabald
Bamnbrick
Macdougal &T
Florence Baibrick
M. Bennett
25Th St
William G. Bennett
Penson
Christopher Benson
W. A.M. Bertschl
West 51St St
Herman Bertschl
Buckley
Robert J. Buckley
F. M. Callahan
Harrison
Catherine Callahan
Darken
Downing St
Catherine Darken
Duffy
East 49Th St
Thomas Duffy
I A
M Dunsing
Bull's Ferry Road
Town of Union
Barbara Dunsing
Ccles
Kearny
N. J
Edith Eccles
Ellis
Christopher C. Ellis
M. Fleming
West 29Th St
Thomas Fleming
Flood
Gautier
Jersey City
Wallace D. Flood
Hughes
Lynch G&t
Patrick Hughes
Hulmes
Walnut St
Newark
M. Jay
William S. Hulmes
Humpstone
Fredonia
Julia Louise R. Humpstone- Jung
Emile Jung
Kassler
Parker St
Mary A. Kassler
Keogh
East 52d St
Elizabeth C. Keogh
A . Knipp
East 156Th St
Julius A. Kipp
Knapp
New St
Ammie Knapp
Lewis
Flatbush Av
Harry A. Lewis
Lorentz
de Mott St
West Hoboked
Elizabeth Lorentz
McLean
Bradley Beach
William H. McLean
McEmullen
Clinton 8&T
Ellen McMuhen
Magef
South Orange
Robert N. Magee
Maloney
Johnston Av
Jennie B. Maloney
Avenue A
Dena May
A. M. Mendel
Abe Mendel
Mount
East 137Th St
Owens
Taylor
van Nest
Charles E. Owens
Soares
Fulton St
Emiiv Pearce
Pattig Ray
Reister
Orange
Josephine Reister
West 18Th St
Saralgross
I Rutz
Morgan Av
Elizabeth Rutz
Saxe
Yonkers
No Saxe
P. Sayre
New Ae N.J
Jame H. Sayre
Schandler
Morton St
Samuel Schandler
Scheel
Corona
Christina Scheel
Schlichting
Clifford Place
A Point
Anna Schlichting
Scovell
Seenivane AV
Cornelia Scovell
Sheckelton
Wart St
Edward Sheckelton
Shipman
Linco Place
John H. Shipman
Simpson
Huntington
L. I
Ee Simpson
Stefrs
Water Mil
Abraham Steers
Statir
Weehawken Heights
Fredericka Stuhr
van Puren St
Newarkyde
Seb
Mathilda F. Wrzbach
Rans
Young
Albert Mason Young
Obituary notices list dozens of New York Jersey deaths
A long list of death notices and funeral details for residents in New York City Newark Jersey City West Hoboken and Montclair. Entries include names ages dates and funeral or burial details reflecting a dense society obituary notice page.
Memoriam notices for Rev Joseph Kilpatrick and Thomas McDonald
Masses are announced for Rev Joseph Kilpatrick at Sts Peter and Pauls Church tomorrow at 10 A.M. Mass for Thomas McDonald is said today at St Marys Church Newark New Jersey.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Hummel Greer
George F. Nelson
Lafayette Street
D. H. Greer
Vichy
Toolak
Liverpool
Charles Whiting Baker
Russe J. Carter
Pauline Cave
George W. Chapple
Joseph Deane
James W. Fowler
Robert Lee Granbery
Carroll Hodge
Philander C. Knox and Son
James T. Nelson
J. H. Odell
Charles Frank Pope
Mrs. Stetson
Higenbotham—Winkler
Mrs. Ogden Mills
Herbert Coppell
Tenafly
Colorado
Wiliam Sloane
Lenox
Mrs. Sloane
John Sloane
Stanley Mortimer
Mrs. Thobart Rawson
Payside
Joseph Rawson
Jewett, N. Y
William R. Willcox
Wanbeck Inn
Saranac Lake
Jersey Coast
John A. Mc
Harry Content, Myron H. Oppenheim
J. D. Bedle
P. S. Ross, and
E. C. Harding
Raid Pittsburg Orchestra
Olcott
Bonci
Will
Miss Trarned
Miss Harned
West Sixty-ninth Street
Miss Gordon
A. G. Vanderbilt
Leavesithe Oceanic
James Minahan
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
Sixth Avenue
4Th St
Frederick P. Ladd
Gordon Grant
Albany Times-Union
Mitchell Kennerley
Edith Wharton
Henry van Dyke
Rimmon
F. Hopkinson Smith
Margaret Sherwood
James B. Connolly
John Fox, JR
Lonesome Pine
N. C. Wyeth
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerome’ Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank E. Capbell