Dismissed Cadets Leave for Ecuador as Sub Engineers
Five West Point cadets announce they will abandon reinstatement battles and depart for Ecuador next Tuesday to join the Guayaquil and Quito Railroad as sub engineers under Major Harmon. The statement claims the cause of dismissal stemmed from alleged hazing disputes and governance issues at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy
Murray Hill
Ritchie O. Mahaffey
West Point
Panama
Ecuador
Guayaquil and
Quito
Harmon
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Sumner
Spain
Mahaffey
Henry Ll. Bowlby
Nebraska
John A. Cleveland
Alabama
Traugott F. Keller
New York
Raymond A. Linton
Michigan
Academy
Texas
Cadets Rally After Punishment Reading
Cadets cheered after supper to show Cadet Ralston had not been degraded in their eyes. The excitement led to unplanned excesses. On visiting Washington to plead against dismissal, the party faced Secretary Root who refused reopening and testimony. They condemn the dismissal as harsh but affirm loyalty to the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Washington
Root
Plebe Tells Tale of Woe Over West Point Hazing
A West Point plebe writes home detailing hazing, punishments, and unrest following the Booz case. He recalls brutalities, demerits, and confinement, noting a mutiny perception and lingering fear while describing limited class meetings and student clubs as the only outlets left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy
West Point
Secretary of War
Army
Plebe
Uncle Sam
Corps
Milia
Rajston
Serally
Gms
Gmeo
Platt Visits War Department in May Aide Upset Reported
Senator Platt York, a former cadet, was noted as visiting the War Department in Washington in late May. The brief item mentions an upset or dismissal related to the visit but provides few specifics. The notice preserves names and the location while signaling a political or military liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Platt
Poe
New York Times
Platt York
Controversy Over Cadet Kellar Hawley at Academy
Secretary Root urged an appeal for ex Cadet Kellar dismissed earlier, while Hawley and another cadet faced ongoing discussions. The department intends to uphold the current stance, showing no plans to revoke the decision despite calls for firmness and potential appeals by the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Kellar
Academy
Alge Hawley
Oona
Platt
Fall of One Spokied Illustrated Song at the Orpheum
A juggler’s rubber ball arc disrupted Pauline Moran’s act at the Orpheum Brooklyn on Fulton Street. Her troupe of forty darkies tumbled from a high scaffold as the curtain fell after a ball burst a light bulb. One performer, John Henderson, dislocated a wrist and was treated at Brooklyn Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Pauline Moran
Miss Moran
Darky
Sam Johnsing
John Henderson
Brooklyn Hospital
In the Shops: Jet Crown Hats and Summer Belt Styles
The article highlights jet crowned hats and pastel color combos for Summer, notes belts and accessories to match light waists, including white pique belts with black harness buckles and gray plaited belts with French gray buckles. It also describes guimpes, pongee waists, and decorative collars, stocks, and Japanese silk fans as fashionable accessories.
French journalist Turot starts world race from New York to Shanghai
Henri Turot, Paris Journal representative, sails from New York en route to San Francisco and Yokohama, then Vladivostok to meet Gaston Stiegler of Le Matin in a race inspired by Jules Verne. The two-hourly route includes Nagasaki and Baikal crossings, with Amur ascent the key challenge and potential delays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuerst Hismarck
Hoboken
Hamburg
Henri Turot
Paris Journal
le Matin
Paris
M. Turot
Globe Trotter
Amur
Jules Verne
Bouwlevardiers
Nellie Bly
Elizabeth Bisland
India
le Journal
Gaston Stiegler
M.ouree
Cuba
Philippines
South Africa
New York
L. Shore Limited
Chicago
N Francisco
Segman
Francisco
Peking
Yokohama
San Francisco
Japan
Nagasaki
Vladivostock
Siberia
Khabarovka
Stryetensk
Transbaikalia
Lake Baikal
Irkutsk
Trans-Siberian
Rom Irkutsk
Siberian
M. Suiegler
Tree defends Shakespeare profits over declining taste
Beerbohm Tree, at Her Majesty's Theatre closing night for Twelfth Night, ridicules claims of degenerate public taste. He says his profits from Shakespeare allow him to cover losses on so called popular plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm Tree
Her Majesty's Theatre
Treasury Auditor Col. Youngblood Resigns
Washington reports Col. Youngblood of Alabama, auditor for the Treasury Department, has tendered his resignation and will leave his post. The move follows internal disputes and rapid personnel changes within the department amid ongoing budget and oversight efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trasury Department
Washington
Col. Youngblood
Alabama
Treasury Department
Quiet Lansingburg wedding bonds Miss Frances Bliss Gillespy and Thomas Wickes
Miss Frances Bliss Gillespy wed Thomas Parmelee Wickes on a Thursday evening at Lansingburg New York in a simple home ceremony. The bride wore white liberty silk and point lace with a family heirloom veil and a shower bouquet of white roses. Her sister Jeanne attended, and a small reception followed at the bride’s aunt Julia Parmelee Fillmore’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bliss Gillespy
Thomas Parmelee Wickes
Lansingburg
N. Y
Julia Parmelee Fillmore
Jeannette
Hart-Wainwright Wedding in Englewood Church
Miss Jessie Bell Hart daughter of Mr and Mrs William Eldon Hart married Dr Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright of Hartford Conn in a Presbyterian Church ceremony with Rev S M Hamilton officiating Best man was Dr Virgen of St Luke's New York Maid of honor Miss Mattie Hart The couple will reside in Scranton Pennsylvania after a South tour and honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Jessie Bell Hart
William Eldon Hart
Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright
Hartford
Dwight
Mrs. Wainwright
Scranton
Penn
J. de Courcey Ireland
Arline Davis
Andrew J. Davis
Wilkesbarre
First Presbyterian Church
Jessica Davis
Ireland
Robert Livingston Ireland
Cleveland
Kate Hanna
J. Montgomery Strong
George Cogegill
Leopold H. Francke
Antington
Augustus F. Ireland
William C. Wood
Daniel B. Catherwood
Philadelphia
George K. Davis
Helen Gallatin
Laura Billings
Frederick Billings
Julia Parmly
Frederick W. Lee
Columbia University
Madison Avenue
Lewis W. Hicks
Hartford, Conn
Woodstock Vt
Miss Billings
Mr. Lee
Flora Brady Engaged to Erastus Palmer Gavit
Albany May 81 The engagement was announced at a dinner party for Miss Flora Brady daughter of Anthony W Breas and Mr Erastus Palmer Gavit of the city in Albany tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Brady
Albany
Anthony W. Breas
Erastus Palmer Gavit
General Samuel Thomas Improves. Recovery Hopes Rise
Tarrytown May 31 Gen Samuel Thomas, ill at Dobbserry, is much improved tonight and doctors extend hopes of his ultimate recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Thomas
Tarrytown
N. Y
Dobbserry
Costume Furnisher's Suit in City Court
Hearing held in Harry Robertson versus A H Chamberlyn before Judge Fitzsimons. Robertson seeks recovery for costumes and property for the Prima Donna. Court orders production of letters and telegrams, appoints a receiver for Chamberlyn’s property, and sets bond at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robertson
A. H. Chamberlyn
Fitzsimons
Robertson
Chamberlyn
Amberlyn
iIliam Klein
Harrytt
Klein
Lssue
Camberlyn
Sean
Miss Nethersole Ordered to Pay Ex Manager
A court report by Francis Co. Cantine acting as referee in a dispute involving Olga Nethersole and ex manager Marcus Bard concludes with Justice Bard ruling against Nethersole. The case centers on profits from the production of Sapho and features a second report detailing the judgment and courtroom arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nethersole
Francis Co. Cantine
Olga Ee
Social life blooms with dances and weddings across suburbs
The column notes a busy social day with dances at Seawanhake Corinthian Yacht Club Oyster Bay Morristown Golf Clubhouse Meadow Brook events and numerous weddings. It lists engagements marriages and society travel including J De Courcey Ireland with Arline Davis Laura Billings and Frederick W Lee. It also mentions notable arrivals and departures aboard ships to Europe Bar Harbor and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhake-Corinthiet Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Morristown Golf Club
Meadow Brook
NY Republican Organization discusses campaign reforms at Lyric Hall
More than 100 NY Republicans met at Lyric Hall on Sixth Avenue to plan the city campaign. William Bagg presided. resolutions urged cooperation with other groups, direct primaries, and voter outreach. A campaign committee of ten with up to seventy five members was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Organization of
City of
Robert A. Greacen
William H. Huber
Thomas F. Egan
Mr. Crosby
Movement For
New York
Republican County Committee
Brookfield
Crosby
H. B. Smith
Bagg
George Gunton
Newport Season Opens With Notable Summer Guests
The Niagara steamyacht carrying Mr and Mrs Howard Gould and F L W Hoppin arrived. Various families and guests registered at cottages in Jamestown and Narragansett Avenue as the Newport season begins with new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Niagara
Howard Gould
F. L. W. Hoppin
Hoppin
J. M. Whitall
Edward Comford
H. Ross
E. Jenks
Philadelphia
Columbia
Garrettson
New York
Lewis Q. Jones
Quebec
Arthur T. Kemp
Harrison Avenue
Water Front
W. H. Gaw
Fay
Narragansett Avenue
Pesrtos Laird
Brent
Susan Travers
D. Taylor
Cushman
Catherine Street
D. Herbert Hostetter
Pittsburg
Charles T. Knowles
I. W. Knowles
Canoncus Avenue
Jamestown
Thomas Bradley
G. J. Eustis
Cambridge
Jamestown Cottage
G. R. Minot
Lee Cottage
Abbott
Boston
Anthony Cottage
Shoreby Hill
Crimmins Hosts Paris Dinner Guests at Ritz
John D. Crimmins entertained Thursday at his 40 East Sixty-eighth Street residence. Guests included Cardinal Martinelli Archbishop Corrigan Bishop Farley and other notable figures, alongside Drexel hosts and guests at a Paris Ritz dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Crimmins
East Sixty-eighth Street
Cardinal Martinelli
Corrigan
Farley
Mer. Mooney
H.C. Fahnestock
W. Bourke Cochran
Thomas L. James
Justice O’brien
George D. Mackay
John A. Sullivan
Thomas. Crimmins
Funeral for Brig. Gen. Thomas Wilson Held at Madison Avenue Church
Brig. Gen. Thomas Wilson of the United States Army was buried in Arlington Cemetery after a simple service at Madison Avenue Reformed Church led by Rev. Abbott EB Kittredge. The ceremony featured Wilson’s favorite Bible passage from John and noted floral emblems and members of his reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
United States Army
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Abbott EB. Kittredge
Dr. Kittredge
Gen. Wilson
St. John
R. Kittre
Nociety Co 5 Ee
Jersey
Deing Wiliam A
Edward Pégeon Cone
Edward Hagaman
Fraik
Sr . Wilsony
Arlington Cemetery
Onors
Dr John L Feeny Dead Richmond Health Leader
Dr John L Feeny longtime assistant sanitary superintendent in the Richmond borough health department has died at Stapleton S I where he was born in 1845 He lived a life devoted to politics as a Democratic leader serving ten years as Chairman of the Richmond County Democracy He graduated from New York University Medical Department in 1866 and was a former Seamen's Retreat Hospital physician
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John L. Feeny
Feeny
Stapleton, S. I
Democratic Party
Richmond County Democracy
Seamen's Retreat Hospital
New York University
Seamen's Retreat
Special Features Preview for Sundays Times
The New York Times outlines feature articles for tomorrow including organized labor and the shortening workday, incorporation law by Frank White, Damrosch on Bach, post office inspectors, Boston revisited, New Yorker views on town lights, Carolina textile growth, Central Park trees, and society notes plus the standard all the news that's fit to print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Frank White
New York
O ‘White
Boston
Obituary: Dr Feeny Staten Island Physician Leader Dies
Dr Feeny a longtime Staten Island physician to the Richmond County police Health Officer of Edgewater and Middletown and a Middletown Supervisor served nearly thirty years. He weighed over 300 pounds and leaves a wife a son and three daughters Elsa married brewer George Bechtel. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM with burial date undecided.
Death List of a Day: Henry E. Perrine Dies at 74 in Buffalo
Henry E. Perrine a Buffalo business man dies at seventy four his second wife Mrs Folsom the mother of Mrs Grover Cleveland survives him Perrine born March 20 1827 in Sodus New York and educated in Buffalo earlier a lawyer turned merchant he faced reverses in 1873 panic but rebuilt his fortune after stints in ship chandler and Pacific Coast ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Henry E. Perrine
Folsom
Grover Cleveland
Sodus
Henry Perrine
Campeche
Yucatan
Indian Key
Fila
Henry E
Henry
Cornelia S. Hall
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn
Mrs Laura Harriman Dies at Port Chester Home
Laura Low Harriman, wife of Oliver Harriman formerly of Low Harriman & Co., died at Hill Top Grange Port Chester N Y after a lingering illness. She was mother to Oliver Harriman Jr William Harriman Mrs Louis Rutherford and Mrs W R Travers. Funeral services will be held at the house Monday with interment at Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Harriman
Hill Top Grange
Port Chester
N. Y
Low, Harriman & Co
Worth Street
Laura Low
Harriman
Death of D B Robinson Former AT&SF Vice President
D B Robinson longtime railroad executive and ex vice president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad died at his Chicago home after a prolonged illness. Born in St Albans Vermont in 7 he started with Central Vermont in 1866 rising through trusted roles before becoming AT&SF vice president in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D. B. Robinson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad Company
Robinson
St. Albans
Central Vermont
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé
Obituary notices from Newark area figures and families
Alexander H. Ebers longtime provision trader and Newark Produce Exchange member dies at 53 leaving wife and six children. Grovar O. More, 75, dies in Montclair after long service with Central isroad transportation department and earlier with the road. survived by wife and two daughters. Joan Miller, who died in Orange after a lingering illness, was active in German societies and organized the Orange Gesangverein in 1852. survived by widow and five children after celebrating golden wedding in March 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Ebers
Newark Produce Exchange
Grovar O. More
Montclair
N. J
Elizabeth
Mr. More
Central Isroad
Transportation Department of the Road
Joan Miller
Orange
Koenigslautern
Germany
Miller
Orange Gesangverein
Old-Time Tammany Man John Keller Dies in Bellevue
John Keller a longtime Tammany figure died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital after a life spent in New York politics. He was about seventy years old, born in Ireland and came to America around 1861. Keller lived at 131 East Avenue and, though never holding office, was an ardent political worker in his neighborhood for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keller
Bellevue Hospital
Or F. Carroll
Ireland
East Et
Ely Toarth Street
Business Notices and Hair Care Notice Baffles Readers
Fragments describe a business notices column and a hair care claim. readable parts reference beauty products and services without full context. The item hints at promotional notices and service descriptions, suggesting a local commerce or salon focus.
Obituary notices from New York area residents
Death notices and funeral details for Cornelia Atwill John Comfort Davidson Dickerson Feeny Volney Green Laura Harriman Florence Hill Henrietta Homer Henry Noble Henry V Parsell Annette Pillsbury Rebecca Tatham Phebe Turner list birth ages residence and church services in New York and nearby areas with dates May 1901 to May 2001 and services at St Pauls Heavenly Rest St James Church Oakwood Cemetery Noroton and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwill
Grosvenor
Cornelia A. Atwil
Pascral
St. Paul’s Church
Poughkeen
Comfort
Franklin Av
New York City
John E. Comfort
Church of the Heavenly Rest
St. Av
45Th St
Dickerson
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Wilmer’ Dickerson
Jamess. Dickerson
D. D
Pacific St
Feeny
John L. Feeny
Beach St
Stapleton
S. L
Green
Volney F. Green
Des Moines
Iowa
West 6Th St
Plainfield
N. J
Harriman
Key
Port Chester
Laura Wa
Oliver Harriman
Hill
Florence M
Frederick P. Hill
Homer
Henrietta
Charles W
St. James's
St. James Place
Oakwood
Troy
Parsell
East 21St St
Henry V. Farsell
Washington
D. C
New Eru
Pillsbury
Atlantic City
N J
Annette Ellsworth
Mary K. Pillsbury
Tatham
Lexington Av
Rebecca T
Benjamin Tatham
Turnber
Toronto
Canada
Phebe S
William T. Turner
Noroton
Conn
Deaths Reported May 31 Citywide Obituary List
A long list of deaths dated May 31 across New York addresses. Names appear with street addresses including E 121st St, Front St, W 145th St, 18th St, and many others. Several hospitals and avenues are referenced, with numerous individuals named and linked to specific residences. The notices cover individuals from diverse districts and include typical urban obituary notices.
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Republic of
Ecuvador
Col. Mills
Cee
Advcateeneral
Richardson and
Crissy
Iston
Adam
H. Trot
G. Stiegler
Wickes——Gillespy
Wainwright
Hart
The
Prima Donna’s
Ardsley
Mr. Rives
Robert L. Gerry
Charles F .Kilburn
John H. Gallatin
James N. Gallatin
Edna Wallace Hopper
Mr. Gallatin
Oelet Gallatin
May Gallatin
Gallatin
Holt
James Henry Smith
Lucania
Scotland
Mr. Smith
George Vanderbilt
Southampton
Bar Harbor
James Stillman
Sherry’s
Mr. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Potter
Grace Church
Bismarck
Europe
H. A. Dyer
Clarence Andrews
S. 8. McClure
E. Burrows
A. Gordon Norrie
Count von Waldstein
Charles Wetmore
John B. Varick
Pasengers
Patricia
J. Struthers
H. B. Quintard
Waldemar von Schubert
Aller
Paul Revere Frothingham
Frothingham
Bell
H. G. Pierson
Allen MacSherry
Baltimore
Andrew C. Zabriskie
West Fifty-sixth Street
Province Island
Lake Memphramagog
Blithewood
Barrytown-on-Hudson
John Blake Baker
William E. Iselin
Emerald
Alfred Seton, Jr
Rotterdam
Holland
Lake Geneva
Henry I. Barbey
Statendam
Louisa B. Crosby
Miss Crosby
George H. Shields
Shields
Geores F. Parrhelee
William B. Scott
F. E. Tyler
Tyler
Stockton
T. Harborough Upton
E.R. de Ybarre
Lane
F. F. Hoffman
J. 8. Carter
C. T. Bellamy
K. 8. Carhart
Samuel Dickey
Nanna Higginson Brown
Charles Francis Brown
Dudley
Harde
Bonnie Brae
Newburg
the Hudson
Mrs. Brown
Agalivet Tammany
the News OF
Hotel Ritz
Drexels
Arthur Paget
Marquise de St. Sauveur
A d’ Uzes
Henry of Pless
Vladimir
Frank Damrosch
Parsifal
Wagner
W. J. Henderson
James W. Hillman
Forty-third Infantry
U.S.V
Post Office
Carolinas
James C. Bayles
Central Park
the Sunday Times
McKee—Van Wickle
Wold
Bristol
Rhode Island
Stitt
Bessie Pardee
William Leander McKee
Wickes—Gillespy
Lansingburgh
Julia Parmelee
Charles Walker
John H
Fanny Illespy
Manhattan and
Bronx
Agnew
William P
Byrnes
James
Front St
Byrne
James J
Baumann
Mildred
Bardly
Eliza
Beres
Hyacintha
Avenue. C
Bumsart
Constantin H
Godfrey
Gabriella
Mott St
Gambetti
Rosa
Tidth
Gilroy
Sloane Maternity
Gallagher
Agnes
Grey
Michael
Essex St
Goodman
Mary
Herbert
Columbus
Hazliger
Forsyth St
Kyle
J. T
Loughlin
P. M
Mang
Lizzie
Mormnandi
Nohle
Park Av
O’maley
John
O’donnelll
Margaret
Oakley
H. V
Plant
E. A
Me Prick
Charles
LA Porteus
Christina
St. Vincent's Hospital
Quinn
Martha C
Ryberg
Frank T
Clinton St
Schann
Starter
C. J
Pike St
Stern
Gertrude
Solomon
Tanby
Schwaner
Sharp
Snirfin
George, Sr
Thierout
Joseph
Varick
Martha E
Vesey
Hugh
Bon Vetter
Waters
Felicia
Woebble
Allen St
Blackburn
Bazer
Louis
Colandruccio
Giovanni
Madi- Clark
Patrick
Davidson
Daniel M
Howell
Henderson
Wilson
Downing St
Kent
Carolina
6Th St
Thomas
Will
Corbett
Nellie
Manhattan State
Colabella
Pasquale
Roosevelt
Clatworthy
George
Randall's Island
Liple
Cincinnatus
16Th St. Dales
E. 108Th St
Dodds
Williams
William A
Willing
Pleasant
Wren
Ann
12Th St
Sare Young
Madison
Androvsky
Julia
Bayernfiend
Kate
Bartell
Boyle
Kings. Co
Berdel
Catharine
Stagg St
Cummings
Hamilton
Carroll
Myrtle
Chandler
Dorothy
Bushwick Hos
Yle
St. Peter’s Hosp
Kings Co
Luedemann
Union St
Lejko
Kazimierz
Montrose
Merten
Anna
Sumpter St
Murray
Abia
Metropol
Meany
N. Elliott Place
Person
Artha
Meth
Epis
Hosp
Pressman
Sarah
Boerum
Romando
Raffaele
Lefferts St
Ey Nomaene Aasee
Robizenski
Wadzyn
Sweeney
Robert
Saunders
Mary J
Smith
Albert D
Slater
Eliz
Kingston
Saul
William
Pacific
Iee Siegle
Frederick
Ten Eyck St
Sullivan
Henry St. Torio
Camilla
Hudson AV
van Houten
William R
Prospect Park West
Bavicaiate
Waterbury
George E
Wangenheim
Margery
Leon’d Wassenger
Bertha
Siegel St
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