Many Weddings Planned With Busy Day Across Town
Today features numerous weddings in country settings and city churches. Highlights include Muriel Delano Robbins and Cyril Martineau at Tuxedo’s St Marys, followed by a Collier home breakfast. Oscar E Stevens and Caroline Morgan wed in Plymouth First Church with Alexandra Stevens as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Delano Robbins
Price Collier
Cyril Martineau
England
Harriet Martineau
St. Mary’s Church
Tuxedo
Collier
Oscar Egerton Stevens
Berkeley Mostyn
Alexander H. Stevens
Caroline Morgan
Richard Hathaway Morgan
Boston
Wew
Bedford
First Church
Unitarian
Plymouth
Paul Revere
Alexandra H. Stevens
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens
Hester
Ruth Devis
Dorothy Q. Roosevelt
New York
Serita Lincoln
Hannah Palfrey
Hester Swift
New Bedford
Steward Slosson
Stevens
Somerset Club
Charles Hathaway
Charles Davis
Katharine Dunne Gelshenen
William H. Gelshenen
Garfield Bank
Henry J. Braker
Gelshenen
Fifth Avenue
Father Taylor
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Braker
West Seventy-first Street
Florence Carpenter
Passengers booked for several ships bound for Antwerp London and Glasgow
A long passenger roster lists individuals booked to sail on the Red Star liner Kroonland to Antwerp, Minne tonka to London, and the Columbia to Glasgow. Included are numerous named passengers, with arrivals noted for the Pretoria from Hamburg and a New Jersey duo returning from Dresden aboard the Main from Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith M. Aldridge
Howard
A. V. de Pedernevian
R. E. van Saal
W. O. Stevens
R. C. Townsend
Henry Villard
Col
F. 8. Wheeler
Minnetonka
London
T. B. Atno
C. C. Batchelor
W. Bankey
Clara R. Ae
F. W. Warner
T. ‘Ellman
Columbia
Glasgow
John Allen
James A. Brien
A. Cooke
Elizabeth G. Coolidge
Hugh C. Edmiston
Robert E. George
Sefton and Mumford Couple to Wed in City Church
John Banfield Sefton son of Mr and Mrs John Sefton and Sadie Valentine Mumford daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Mumford will marry at 8 30 p m June 3 in the Church of the Transfiguration East Twenty ninth Street Rev Dr George C Houghton rector will officiate Miss Ethel Bulford of Westfield N J will be the bride s maid of honor and only attendant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banfield Sefton
John Sefton
Sadie Valentine Mumford
Charles L. Mumford
Church of the Transfiguration
East Twentyninth Street
George C. Houghton
Ethel Bulford
Westfield
N. J
Douglas Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs George Douglas marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in the Bronx. He is 73 and she is 70. About sixty guests attended the celebration at 663 Jefferson Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
George Douglas
Jefferson Place
The
Bronx
Mr. Douglas
Mrs. Douglas
Social notes from Varese to Wallingford and invitations
The Duke d Abruzzi schedules a June 5 ball on the Varese with guests from Philadelphia and the West. London and Wallingford hosts entertain with luncheons and weddings planned. Notables include Rev Dr Lyman Abbott and Prof E T Dutton as guests of honor. Invitations go out for Miss Louise lysus to wed Ryder Henry of Baltimore at 4 pm Wednesday at Mrs Jackson's Madison Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d’Abruzzi
Varese
Philadelphia
West
William G. Choate
Rosemarm
Wallingford
Conn
Lyman Abbott
E. T. Dutton
William H. Falconer
Louise Falconer
A Falconer
Lake Moon
Harry Content
Ng Branch
Louise
Huysen Jackson
Ryder Henry
Baltimore
William Henry Jackson
Madison Avenue
Morton F. Plant
Wellies Capron
Germany
London
Roswell D. Hitchcock
West Forty-fifth Street
Ocean travelers aboard Cunarder Lucania and other liners
The Cunarder Lucania sails today to Liverpool with passengers including C M Alexander G L Barbour J and Mrs W A Brady Robert W Carter and Mrs P H Cromelin Miss Harriett Otis Cruft Edward J Duff and others. Outbound voyagers on the steamer Prอินgers Irene to Naples include Leon M Abbot Mrs Henry B Reemret Barton F Mr and Mrs Harry Buxton J J Dithridge Alfred Fuhrman and more. Also booked to sail on the American liner St Paul for Southampton are Brazilian Ambassador Baron von Irow W Bayard Sirs Mrs L Ambeler Miss Sally Frothingham and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucania
Liverpool
C. M. Alexander
G. L. Barbour
W. A. Brady
Robert W. Carter
P. H. Cromelin
Harriett Otis Cruft
Edward J.duff
H. Elder
F. B. Futcher
Mreonk Jones
R. B. Littlepage
Oof
N. L. McCready
J. Pon
Herbert Prince
Ylance
E. T. Sills
Copley Smith
Osware
Stearns
William Taylor
O. Travers
J. P
J. P. Epererore Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Waterman, and Va. Francis K. Tetienie
Irene
Naples
Leon M. Abbot
Henry B. Reemret
Barton F
Harry
Ia B. Buxton
J. D. Dithridge
Alfred c. N
Clarence Fuhrman
William W. Kelsey
Southampton
Juni
Baron von Irow
W. Bayard
Ben Altagein
L. C. Ambeler
Sally Frothingham
Loys Ki
Broughton
James Carnegie
James
Mra Ai Foster
Bates L. Frelinghuysen
Kingdon Gou Aenry W. Gray
Ane
Eo Afpes
Ramsay Hunt
Mra
Cupid on the Pretoria sparks shipboard marriages
The Hamburg American liner Pretoria arrived from Hamburg with romance in its wake. Two shipboard weddings took place aboard Justice of the Peace George F. Seymour presiding, and another ceremony occurred later at Ellis Island as soon as first passengers reached shore. Engagements and plans for further marriages were reportedly underway among the newly arrived couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Hamburg
G. Schrotter
Ellis Island
Cupid
George F. Seymour
Hoboken
Pauline Siedel
John Bosbenhell
East New York
Austria
Gazella Silberdrath
Vienna
Henry Kuhner
Knickerbocker Avenue
Brooklyn
Abraham& Straus
Rosina Heingman
Robert Gieringer
Germany
Law Division
Bellevue Hospital asks Dr Tilton to resign over alleged unprofessional conduct
The Board of Trustees of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals has asked Dr Benjamin Tilton, assistant to Dr Frederick Gwyer, head of the Second Surgical Division, to resign after an investigation into alleged improper activity. It is claimed physicians linked to the hospital steered private patients there for operations and treatment and charged fees, violating hospital rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin T. Tilton
Frederick Gwyer
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Bellevue
Vessel Valdivia Brings Vast Banana Cargo from West Indies
The Atlas liner Valdivia arrived with one of the largest single cargoes of bananas, 380,010 bunches or about 860,000 dozen, from West Indian ports. An earthquake shock near Santa Marta on May 23 lasted seconds and caused waves along the coast with no major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdivia
Santa Marta
Colombia
Kriger
Customs Rulings Clarify Valuation in Marble Statue and Hides case
The Bub-Board No 1 overruled a claim for Townsend & Co of Carrara on a marble statue valued at 880 lire, set at 863 lire by the Port Appraiser. General Appraiser Lunt ruled that hides from Dall Arso & Co of Caracas incur higher duties based on increased invoice values, with a dry weight of 10,003 pounds and higher per unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bub-Board No. 1
United States General Apraisers
Dall Arso & Co
Maracaibo
New York Central Lays Off 900 To 1000 Workers
The New York Central Railroad issued orders laying off between 900 and 1,000 employees on the Central system from New York to Buffalo. The action takes effect immediately and trims laborers clerks switchmen and many others. Officials say canal opening and navigation reduced traffic necessitating the cutback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Central
New York
Buffalo
Stevens Institute Commencement Invitations Issued
The Stevens Institute of Technology announces the thirty fifth annual commencement with President and faculty issuing invitations to graduates and guests for the ceremonial exercises to be held in the auditorium and campus grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Institute of Ology
Ryan Carries His Presidential Boom Abroad on Celtic
Thomas F. Ryan sailed for Europe on the White Star liner Celtic with a noted entourage including the Duke and Duchess of Manchester Eugene Zimmerman Edwin Gould and Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst. Ryan denied his presidential ambitions accompany him abroad while Parkhurst refused to answer questions and Edwin Gould said he would stay away until October. Palmer Morrison and his bride Francella Cole Butler also sailed for a honeymoon in Southern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Ryan
Europe
Celtic
Duke and Duchess
Manchester
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Edwin Gould
Charles H. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Ryan
South
Mr. Ryan
Virginia
Judge Loving
Young Estes
The
McClellan
Howard
Katherine Clemmons
Palmer B. Morrison
Francella Cole Butler
Table Delicacies From Cuba Supply Array of Preserves
The article lists Cuban table sweets familiar and rare for Northern homes. It notes MaTfanoues in sugar syrup, ripe-figlike textures, whole glass jar mango preserves, grated pineapple syrup preserves, and small-pine preserves. Other items include hicacos, preserves of guavas, Spanish figs, imported jelly and paste, orange marmalade, grocer’s grajer confections, ajoujoli seed, Chinese cumquat oranges, fig jam, figs in Marasquino or brandy, Porto Rican coffee, Venezuelan chocolate, and French wine vinegars. Prices range from cents to dollars per jar or pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Venezuela
Railway stockholders sue to block two-cent rate
Eight suits filed in the United States District Court against nine railroads to enjoin a two-cent passenger rate and a reduced freight rate set by the Minnesota State Railroad and Warehouse Commission. The State of Minnesota is a party, and the plaintiffs seek an order restoring the old rates. Judge Lochrin signed the restraining order against implementation of the rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
United States District Court
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & St
United States
Jud Lochrin
Sateens
Worcester Art Museum Prizes Awarded
The Worcester Art Museum announced winners of its tenth annual oil painting exhibition. Horatio Walker of New York won first prize of 900 dollars for Oxen Drinking. Charles Woodbury of Boston earned second for At Sea. Henry Colker of Lakewood took third for a Portrait of Mrs H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Art Museum
Horatio Walker
Charles Woodbury
Boston
Henry Coalker
Lakewood
Trust Company Opens Harlem Branch in Bishop Building
The Harlem Branch of the United States Mortgage and Trust Company will open in the Bishop Building on 125th Street near Eighth Avenue. It marks the second branch after the first at Seventy third Street.
Broker and Apple Core Incident at Stock Exchange
Effingham Lawrence stock exchange floor member was arrested after police saw him tossing an apple core from the New Street entrance into a gutter. He posted $50 bail for Tombs Court appearance, but the magistrate discharged him after remarking on broader crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New Street
Financial
Effingham Lawrence
Stock Exchange House
Lawson
Pimself
Lawrence
Station House
John Jones
Far Rockaway
Tombs Court
Crane
French Cruisers Leave for Hampton Roads Naval Review
French cruiser squadron sails from the Madson River to Hampton Roads led by Kleber with Victor Hugo and Chasseloup Laubat. Rear Admiral Thierry to dine in Washington on June 6 aboard Mayflower for Annapolis graduation week. Presidential review set for June 10 on Georgian Day. Atlantic fleet torpedo boat flotilla to race 240 miles from Sandy Hook to Care Henry under Lieut. Edwin A. Anderson. first such navy contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madson River
Hampton Roads
Kleber
Victor Hugo
Chasseloup- Laubat
Thierry
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Annapolis
United States Military Academy
Hudson River
Italy
Austria
Brazil
Emory
New York
Georgia
Atlantic Fleet
Whippy Worden
Truxtun
Hull Hopkins
An Stewart
Sandy Hook
Care Henry
Hese Little
Edwin A. Anderson
Two Dividend Increases Predicted In Coming Week
Predictions of two dividend increases were broadly accepted on Wall Street. American Smelting may raise its base from 7 percent to 10 percent at June 5 directors meeting, while American Car and Foundry is expected to lift the quarterly dividend on common stock to 4 percent, up from 2 percent. President Eaton reportedly softened opposition to a raise, with expectations of an increase likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
American Car and Foundry Company
Eaton
Hye
Marlowe Sothern Farewell in London with Twelfth Night
A distinguished London audience at the Waldorf Theatre bid farewell to E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe after five weeks with Twelfth Night. Cheers replaced earlier reticence as both actors received warm encores and praise for their Shakespearean work. The pair expressed gratitude, noting the high encomiums earned in Shakespearean roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E Waldorf Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marowe
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Stage Name Sam Bernard Authorized to Use Stage Name
Judge Conlan of the City Court signed an order permitting Samuel Barnett known on stage as Sam Bernard to use his stage name in full. Barnett declares he has long been known as Bam Bernard and seeks to standardize his professional identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bernard
Conlan
Samuel Barnett
Barnett
Bernard
Bam Bernard
Devid Werfield Posthumous Mention Sparks Interest
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Devid Werfield and a memorial context amid unclear events. The readable elements point to a mention or tribute connected to a local institution or ceremony, with names and dates obscured by garbled text.
Mellen Announces Surplus Forecast Amid Labor Demands
President Mellen told New Haven Road stockholders that 1907 surplus over fixed charges and dividends would likely be between 2.75 and 3 million dollars. He cited union wage demands and freight car demurrage as major cost drivers while confirming merger plans with Consolidated Railway and a new 30 million dollar stock listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Mellen
New Haven Road
American Railway Association
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Consolidated Railway Company
New York Stock Exchanges
New England Navigation Company
C. W. Morse
Consolidated Railway
Steam Corporation
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven Company
Rhode Island Trolley Merger Consolidates Under NYNH&H Plan
Providence and New Haven report that the Providence Burrillville and Columbian Woonocket Street Railway lines join the Rhode Island Company. The Rhode Island holding company then aligns with NYNH&H, completing a step to merge Rhode Island systems into a single consolidated carrier under Mellen’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Providence & Burrillville
Columbian & Woonsocket Street Railway
Rhode Island Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Rhode Island
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Consolidated Railway Company
Mellen
Hat or boa sparks theater controversy at Casino
An audience quarrel at the Casino during Fascinating Flora centers on a woman wearing a large black Gainsborough hat with a curling white ostrich plume. Patrons murmur over obstructed views as ushers demand removal of the feathered headpiece, highlighting whether it counts as hat or scarfed boa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Boy Killed in Auto Collision Near Huntington
Charles Picquet a 14 year old bicycle rider died after colliding with the touring car of Mrs J B Carvalho near Huntington Long Island. He fractured skull and both arms were broken. He died at Nassau Hospital Mineola. The accident occurred when he attempted to pass the automobile on a bicycle path parallel to the road. Mrs Carvalho and her party assisted the boy and pleaded for the chauffeur’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Picquet
Leon de Gilbert
Huntington
L. L
Cedarhurst
Rita Frowenfelt
Far Rockaway
J. C. Watson
Gladys Atson
Lawrence
W. D. Scholle
New York
Hempstead
Sargamore Hill
George W. Conkling
Milton l'Ecluse
Nassau Hosae
Mineola
Oses
Wesley Grant
Carvalho
Moses
Debs Cheered At Walt Whitman Fellowship Dinner
About 150 attendees at the Hotel Brevoort heard Eugene V. Debs praised as an undesirable citizen by speakers including Percival Wiksell and Gaylord Wilshire. Debs sent a note to the gathering expressing loyalty to Whitman's ideals while remaining far West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Roosevelt
Walt Whitman
Hotel Brevoort
Richard le Gallienne
Horace Treubel
Whitman
Michael Monahan
Jo Hopp
Leon Abbott
Gaylord Wilshire
Far West
Walt
Funeral Drivers Plan Demands After Union Meet
At a last night meeting of the Funeral Drivers Union affiliated with the United Teamsters three hundred men attended. The union says it will forward demands to employers next Sunday. Earlier trouble with the Coachmen’s Association over the annual contract flared again as drivers oppose a proposed two year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funeral Drivers’ Union
United Teamsters of America
Coachmen’s Association
Oldest Mason Bruce Dies at 107 in Richmond
Robert Ambler Bruce aged 107, reputedly the world’s oldest Mason, died today at the City Almshouse in Richmond Va. Born in West Overhall Accomack County he was a war veteran who recalled Napoleon presenting a cross of honor at Helena in 1817 after showing him a pig on parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robert Ambler Bruce
West Overhall
Accomac County
Napoleon Lee
Napoleon
Helena
Notable Deaths in Multiple Cities Across States
Obituaries report the deaths of several individuals including Mrs Jane Lockwood a former nurse at Good Shepherd Syracuse aged unknown Walter S Cheesman president of Denver Union Water Company dies suddenly in Denver Colorado William H Fredenburg a local police officer dies of heart failure in Binghamton New York aged 53 Borghi I Hansel a Steam Engineering employee at Brooklyn Navy Yard dies at parents home in Wilmington Delaware Matilda Bain listed as a widow aged 19 and widow William H Nolan a Brooklyn landmaster dies at his Brooklyn home aged unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lockwood
Good Shepherd
Syracuse
Walter
Cheesman
Denver Union Water Company
Denver
Col
William H. Fredenburg
Binghamton
N. Y
Borgh I. Hansel
Steam Engineering Ent
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wilmingtot
Sixteenth Street
Lym
Ae Matilda Bain
William H. Nolan
Brooklyn
Bore
Teles
Death of Karl Blind German Patriot in London
Karl Blind, born 1826 in Mannheim, a German patriot and revolutionary leader, died in London from heart disease. He faced multiple imprisonments between 1847 and 1949, aligned with Mazzini and other European figures, and supported republican causes including Lincoln’s Union. He lived briefly in Belgium with his wife before settling in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Karl Blind
Mannheim
Germany
Blind
Staufen
Brucheal
Fredericutzs
Louis Nepoleon
Paris
Lelird Rollin
Belgium
England
House of Deputies
Leera Se _ Tancis Deak
Freiligrat Laughter
Mathilde Blind
Obituary notices from New York and Cleveland region deaths
Multiple brief death notices and funeral plans list individuals such as Amelia Bronson, Susan Hall, Frances Homans, Maria Mosbacher, Anna Rankin, and other local residents across New York City Brooklyn and Ohio. Dates range May 26 to June 3 1907 with funeral arrangements at private homes churches and cemeteries including Woodlawn Marble Cemetery Calvary and Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Central South
Anna Evelina
James Murdoch Rankin
Henry Schenck
Thirty-seventh
Second Street
Schiffer
West End
X. S. Marion
Daunter O Jennis
Walter Schiffer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morgan
O. E. Stevens
Sefton-Mumford
Social Notes
Charles B. Alexander
Clarence W. Dolan
St. Regis
Rosemount
Penn
Henry Siegel
Potee
Long
Ocean Travelers
Joaquin Nabuco
Castoria
DR. Tilton
Carrara
Stevens Institute
T. F. Ryan
DR. Parkhurst
Ers
M. Tecla & CO
Broadway
Broker
APPLE
Core
Ila
Worden
Stewart Whipple
Hull
Hopkins
Marlowe-Sothern
Devid Werfield
Cee Ane Ment
Cee
Street Road
Boy
Debs’s
Walt Whitman Fellowship
Mr. Wiksell
Pete Doyle
Pete
Baggage Smasher
Alexis Fern
Leon, Abbott
Mason
Brown Brothers & Co
van Norden Trust Cé
600Th St
Ineerment New
Friswell
R. IL
Edward Daniel Friswell
Latington Av
Gabay
Ay 31
Gitterman
Emily
BMITH
Dence
West 104Th St
Jane Smi
Robert Smith
Robert L
Wiliam T
BE. Morril
Greco Methodist Popal
Chelsea
Ivy Lodge
John D Lodge
Union Chapter
Ork Co
Greenwood
Snyder
West 46Th St
Emelle
George E. Snyder
Woodlawn
Menayara Denty
Acne
Virginie
Wadsworth
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
E Avenue Wey
Gramercy
oTrick
East
Undertakers
Frosk BR. Campbell Co
Deira @Panecas
Tteborg Danhsateo
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