Monmouth County Horse Show Opens in Style at Hollywood Park
A July 29 opening of the fifteenth annual Monmouth County Horse Show Association event at Hollywood Park West End featured elegant gowns and a high quality entry. Gov Fort attended with military escort, while Alfred Vanderbilt and Cc. W. Watson horses dominated the prizes amid social spectacle and a rumor-mill surrounding an alleged death in France.
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France
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
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Cc. W. Watson
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New Jersey
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Sea Girl
Miss Fort
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Edward R. Laden
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Harry Brooks Sargent
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Grace Friedman
Directoire
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Samuel J. Seligman
Cecile Seligman
Thomas Sturgis
Eugene O'Brien
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Miss Seligman
Elbridge Gerry Snow
Frederick Gerken
John J. McCook
Seabright
Janet McCook
McCook
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Daniel Guggenheim
Robert S. Guggenheim
Fairmont Farms Dominates Monmouth County Horse Show
C W Watson owner of Fairmont Farms returns to competition in Long Branch New Jersey and captures the majority of ribbons. Ringing Bells wins single horse class and Moonshine earns harness horse blue over 15.3 hands while My Maryland and My Maryland II take tandem honors. Vanderbilt entries sweep pony pairs with Mel Valleys progeny Wonderous and Wonderlad first.
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Marjorie A. Content
B. m. Aimee
Grand View Farm
Bury
Paul A. Sorg
Sultan
Nestledown Farm
B. G. Emperor
Fairmont Farm
Ch. m
Tunzo Sauvage
Rufus L. Patterson
Elsinore Stock Farm
B. m. Reep
T. J. Ryan
C. m. Moonshine
Oakland Farm
B. m. Pretty Peggy
Paul
A. Sorg
Ch. G. Red Oak
M. F
J. J. McDonald
Ch. G. Haro
E. C. Rich
B. m
Amanda Baron
George Willing
B. G
Maryland
B. m. Sweet
Marie
Polly Prim
A. Serg
Mel Valley
Lord Baltimore
William Carr
Corinne Schwartz
Peter Hauck, Jr
Ch. m. Corinne
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Bury Surprise
J. Campbell Thompson
Emperor
R. P. McGranh
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Helen G. Alexander
Ralph Waid
Major Walkitz Heads Home After US Tour
Major R. Walkitz of the German Army and his wife sail today on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. He has visited West Point the War College at Washington and Fort Leavenworth. various notables and families sail on the same liner, with a longer list aboard the Celtic and Touraine.
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William Whaten
Celtic
Liverpool
Russell H. Boggs
Walter Grooks
Palmer Campbell
Joseph Clendenning
C. Hy Farp
Stanley Fields
William J. P. Griffith
Fredrich B. Jennings
John Hail Jones
Brydon Lamb
Theodore F.miller
Isabella S. Owens
J. H. Pattison
Henry F. Walker
E. N. Whitcomb
Heywood Heywood MacArthur Wedding In Holyoke Pavilion
Miss Rachel Holman Heywood daughter of Mrs. Caroline Heywood wed Rev Kenneth Caldwell MacArthur son of the Rev Dr and Mrs Robert Stuart MacArthur of New York today at 5 P M in a pavilion behind the Heywood mansion. The ceremony was led by the bridegroom’s father with Rev H H Morrill assisting. The couple will reside in Tremont New York where he pastors a Baptist Church.
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Kenneth Caldwell MacArthur
New York
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Martha Heywood
Edward F. Randolph
Boston
Cambridge
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N. Y
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Women’s Trades Union League to hold concurrent national conventions
The Women’s Trades Union League voted to stage nationwide conventions starting September 27 in New York Chicago and Boston. Delegates will attend all three events and maintain wire communications during the sessions. A social highlight in New York includes a pink tea welcoming members of the men’s unions.
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Post celebrates birth of granddaughter at Greenwich home
Greenwich experiences a joyful family event as C. W. Post, founder of the Citizens' Industrial Association, rejoices at the birth of his granddaughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Close, born at The Boulders, Post's summer residence.
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Historical conference and bazaar at Hotel Plaza
A conference and bazaar will be held at the Hotel Plaza on November 18 and 14 to benefit the City. Gov Hughes is expected to open the conference with addresses by prominent people. Booths will feature the citys history and participants will wear period costumes.
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Society on the Move From New York to Europe Notes
A crowded social patch reports numerous families traveling or staying at resorts. Mr and Mrs Charlies de Rham Jr enjoy Lucerne cottages. Gustav Kissel tours France. Osborns ranch in Wyoming. Coes plan Lake Champlain visit. Baroness von Steege visits Morristown. Miss Osborne sails with H J L Washington. Grace MacDonald wedding trip and Kronprinzessin Cecilie sailing. Blashfield and Palmer families booked for sails. nobles and generals lodging at Plaza. Holt and Ledyard abroad return soon. Thacher and Peck families at Bar Harbor and Lake Hopatcong. Gray, King, and Grace families summering in Newport and Maine. Ledyard and Waterbury abroad.
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Lucérne
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Dorothea Kissel
France
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Meesteese
Wyo
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Theodore Coe
Suydam
Lake Champlain
del Monte
Cal
Henry Clews
Newport Villa
Francis Rogers
H. J. L. Washington
Miss Osborne
White Mountains
Joseph P. Grace
Janet MacDonald
Phoenix Lodge
Westbury
Cecilie
England
Edwin N. H. Blashfield
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Plaza
George H. Holt
Great Neck
Paris
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Thacher
Madison Avenue
Bar Harbor
Richardson Cottage
Edward Peck
Arthur Peck
Mass
Louise Grace
Lucille Alger
Maine
L Lawrence Waterbury
Europe
Brady and Grismer sign Cyril Scott for new Broadhurst play
Cyril Scott signs a five year contract with George B Brady and Joseph R Grismer to star in a play written for them by George Broadhurst. Manuscript due Nov 1. Scott, a Broadway veteran, was once with Frohmans and Daly and starred in The Prince Chap and The Royal Mounted.
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William A. Brady
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London
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George Edwardes
Brady & Grismer
George Broadhurst
New York
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
Charles Frohman
Proctor’s
Empire
Augustin Daly
John C. Fisher
Douglas Fairbanks
Phoebe Davies
Mr. Brad
Grace George
Frank Worthing
Robert Mantell
Wilton Luckaye
Wright Lorimer
Tim Murphy
Mr. Brady
Louis Werha
Thomass
Wise
Brady
Harrison Rhodes
Mississippi
Rupert Hughes
Melba Coming After All With Hammerstein Plans
Oscar Hammerstein announced Nellie Melba will join his Manhattan and Philadelphia opera companies this season singing in December January and part of February before sailing for Australia Her New York debut is set for December 5 as Desdemona in Verdi Otello He also commented on rights for new Dibussy and Charpentier works and on Werther and Manon already produced in this country.
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Nellie Melba
Manhattan
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Desdemona
Verdi
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Paris
Monsieur Durand Fils
Huegel
France
Dibussy
Charpentier
Vaudeville Merger Brings Klaw & Erlanger Into Chicago Theatre
Chicago expects a new era as Klaw & Erlanger join Kohl & Castle to manage the Chicago Opera House. The pact, effective Sept. 7, makes Klaw & Erlanger actual partners in local theatre ownership via Colonial and Illinois Theatres. The Opera House will be renovated after The Wolf ends its run.
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New York
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the Wolf
Customs Men Hold Actors Baggage At Warehouse
The Ap praisers' Warehouse drew many theatrical people yesterday as baggage was detained for examination under a new rule of the Collector of the Port. Previously such goods were inspected on the docks of arriving steamers.
Playwright William Collier Delivers The Patriot Script
William Collier handed his new play The Patriot to producer Charles Frohman yesterday. The Patriot is described as Collier's season entry and reflects his latest dramatic work.
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Ferry injunction blocks five East River lines
A temporary injunction was served on the Brooklyn Ferry Company the New York Terminal Company and the City of New York delaying planned closures of five East River ferries Grand Street Roosevelt Street Twenty third Street and Forty second Street. Petitioners led by ex Mayor Wurster Austin Nichols & Co and William H Force claim city charter powers over ferries and warn closures would hurt business tax revenue real estate values and public convenience. Ex Senator Elsberg represents petitioners with court arguments set for tomorrow morning.
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Brooklyn
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James E. Nichols
Austin, Nichols & Co
William H. Force
Walter S. Force
Dongan
J. J. Gavin
McGowan
Metz
Spooner
Sinking Fund Commission
Elsberg
Mrs Joseph Thompson Dies in Atlanta Gas Case
Mrs Joseph Thompson a longtime Atlanta social leader was found dead in her Brookwood home her death believed gas poisoning possibly suicide due to ill health and melancholia She entertained Presidents Cleveland and McKinley and was 1895 President of the Women’s Board of Managers Cotton States Exposition Her husband a son Livingston Mills Thompson of New York and her stepmother survive.
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Joseph Thompson
South
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New York
Livingston Mills
Prohibition Party Leader Robert T. Stokes Dies in Long Island Home
Robert T. Stokes, head of Stokes & Knowles real estate in Brooklyn, died yesterday at his Summer home in Stony Brook L I. He was active in Brooklyn churches and Prohibition circles, born in Brooklyn 49 years ago, and resided at 198 Rugby Road. He campaigned for State Treasurer and City Controller as a Prohibition candidate. He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter.
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Brooklyn
Stony Brook
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William H Rollins Dies in Portsmouth on Pleasant Street
Special to The New York Times. William H Rollins died at his Pleasant Street home in Portsmouth New Hampshire on Monday afternoon. He was born September 7 1822 in Portsmouth the son of Ichabod and Mary Ann Hooker Rollins. A Harvard graduate of 1841 he was admitted to the bar in 1844 and served for years as President of the Portsmouth Savings Bank. His American lineage began with James Rollins who arrived from England in 1632 and settled in 1644 in the area of Dover New Hampshire now known as Rollins's Ford.
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N. H
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Harvard
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America
James Rollins
England
Dover
Rollins’s Ford
Philanthropist Miss Matilda Wolfe Bruce Dies in New York
Funeral services will be held this morning from 810 Fifth Avenue for Miss Matilda Wolfe Bruce who died at Mamaroneck New York last Monday from the debilities of age. She was a frequent donor to the Museum of Natural History the Metropolitan Museum and Bronx Park and was connected to the Lorrilords and other prominent city and state families. The body was brought here yesterday.
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German Sculptor Kuno Von Euchtritz Dies at 74
The death of renowned German sculptor Kuno Von Euchtritz, born in 1856, was announced from Berlin on July 20.
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Kuno von Euchtritz
Great Wall Street Organizer Thomas A McIntyre Dies in Baltimore
Thomas A McIntyre head of the failed New York brokerage T A McIntyre & Co died in Baltimore after two weeks at Old Point Comfort. Cause given as Brights disease. He was born 1835 in Baltimore and built a vast financial empire linked to the Flour Trust and various banks and exchanges. His death ends a career marked by a high profile collapse and extensive civil and criminal inquiries.
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Wyoming
Seventh Avenue
Irving L. Ernst
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Manhattan
Colonial
Reform
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Downtown
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Death of Miss Helen A Morrison Librarian at Long Island Society
Miss Helen A Morrison aged 20 assistant librarian at the Long Island Historical Society died last Sunday after a lingering illness at Sararic Lake. She had served with the library since age 14. Her father was the late James A Morrison, and her mother resides in Friendship Maine where the funeral will be held.
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Tompkins & Tompkins Counselors-at-Law
Tompkins and Tompkins announce services in wills and probate at 156 Fifth Avenue. Legal assistance offered for estate planning and probate matters.
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Marriages Listed in Huntington and Nearby Areas
Notices announce several 19th or early 20th century marriages including Lois Newton Scott to Justice Albert F. Gladding in Huntington New York. Mary E Maxwell to Daniel F Campbell. Mary Walsh to John Hennessey in Jersey City. Leila M Allen to Philip H Roof in Bath New York. Mary Love McRae to Nino F Tetamo. George W Yores to Sadie Jones on July dates.
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Huntington
L. I
James C. Chambers
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Lois Newton Scott
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Norwich
Campbell—Maxwell
Mary E. Maxwell
Daniel F. Campbell
Hennessey—Walsh
Jersey City
Mary Walsh
John Hennessey
Roof—Allen
Bath
N. Y
Leila M. Allen
Philip H. Roof
Tetamo—Mcrae
Mary Love McRae
Nino F. Tetamo
Yores—Jones
George W. Yores
Sadie Jones
Obituary notices from July 1908 at Lake Minnewaska and New York area
A funeral notices list reports numerous deaths and service details across New York and New Jersey. Entries include Elizabeth Kellogg Bailey at Lake Minnewaska and Matilda Wolfe Bruce with private or private interments, with service addresses in Brooklyn and New York City. Additional deaths cover Matilda Cecil Waterford Connecticut and Greville Edward Fryer in Philadelphia, plus Minnetta Fenton Hinman in Brooklyn and Valentine A. Kelly in Bedford Park with Requiem Mass. Other obituaries note Thomas Alexander McIntyre, Fanny Mayer, Helen A. Morrison, Julia Calton Parsons, George D. C. Ransom, William H. Rollins, Laura Louisa Ruton, Agnee M. Strebeigh, Addison Thomas, William Tibbits, Katherine Wurster, Alice C. Jones, John P. Brower, Rachel Burnton, and Thomas Cass with funeral or service details.
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George
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Christopher Kelly
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Concourse Road
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Fanny Mayer
Joseph A. Kapp
Caroline Mayer
West
Jay
Morrison
Saranac Lake
Helen A. Morrison
James A. Morrison
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Narragansett Pier
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Lewis A A. Parsons
N. Y
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Robert. M. Strebeigh
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R.thomas
Newport
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John Addison Thomas
Tibbits
White Plains
William
Grace Church
Thuresay
Liberty
Katherine Wurster
Charles Wurster
Greenwood Cemetery
Names of the Dead in Newark and Nearby Areas
A long listing of obituaries and funeral notices from Newark Hoboken Brooklyn Jersey City and nearby towns dated July 27 to July 29. It records deceased include Tempe Champion Herbert Clark Catherine Crosty Agnes Edwards Frederick Farrell John Finley Henry Finck Dennis Fitzgerald Hannah Gets Miriam Mackey James Magrath Letitia Mahon George Mangold Mary Meeteer Almiriah Moffett John Moran Catherine Morris Amelia Muller John Mundy Andrew Raybert Gustav Reinhard James Roden Anna Suler Edward Van Duzer Susan Wertenberg Jin Walter Alfred Wearing Carl Weite John Williams Harry Yearsley and others with addresses and funeral details.
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Henry W. Heibeckel
Keeley
Cooper
Brooklyn
Katherine I. Keeley
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His
West
Anna
Kiernan Lish
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Coffey St
Hannah G. Lynch
Mackey
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Magrath
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James Magrath
Mahon
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Letitia G. Mahon
Mangold
Long Branch
George Mangold
Walnut St
Catherine Morris Muller
Sth St
Guttenberg
Amelia H. Muller Mundy
Perry St
John F. Mundy
M . Raybert
North Sth St
Andrew F. Raybert
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Vailsburg
Gustav F. Reinhard
Roden
Sterling Place
James Roden
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Camden
George Rueckershauser
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Stony Brook
Robert T. Stokes
New St
Anna Suler
Underwood
Henry Underwood
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Tompkinsville
Edward V. van Duzer
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Jers
Susan Vredenberg
Walter
Irvington
Jin J. Walter
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East 87Th St
Alfred? Wearing
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Lexington Av
Carl M. Weite, Jr
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Strong Pl
John W. Williams
Yearsley
Bremnanisville
Harry B. Yearsley
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