Tillman Defends Resignations in Clash Over Senate Seats
Senator Tillman refuses to withdraw his resignation and accuses Gov. McSweeney of overstepping authority by returning it. He argues the Supreme Court's refusal to accept his view on democracy requires a congressional response and vows to keep resisting until Senator McLaurin faces voters. He also warns of a battle to defend representation against what he calls Congressional absolutism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Tillman
McSweeney
Uni
States Senate
South Carolina
Congress of the United
Senate
Congress
Republic
Supreme Court
Gaffney
McLaurin
Ted
Big Me
Senator McLaurin
Anarchists Halted in East Thirteenth Street Hall
Police at Fifth Street Station stopped an anarchist staged event at Clarendon Hall on East Thirteenth Street. The gathering, linked to Bresci and the Queen of Italy, lacked a license. only dancing occurred as officers remained inside while the audience dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Clarendon Hall
East Thirteenth Street
Bresci
Humbert
Giovanni Branchi
Diamond
Paterson
Hoboken
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Maspeth
Italy
D’annuncio Dramatic Society
Dianne
Notable Early deaths in New York and surrounding areas
Prince Buxpy a prominent grain merchant and Republican of Oswego NY died aged 84. George M Bristol a Democratic candidate for State Senator in 1898 died suddenly at his home in Oneonta. Isaac J Geary 63 died suddenly of heart failure in Stamford Conn. long linked to Boardman Platt Soley law firm. Philip Hexamer owner of the Hoboken riding academy died at 71 after diabetes. Frank S Field 45 died of heart disease in Brooklyn after a career in art materials and paper manufacturing. Helen Baird widow of Andrew D Baird died at 82 Hewes Street Brooklyn. Civil War era resident with four sons, seventeen grandchildren and six great grandchildren survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Buxpy
Oswego
N. Y
Grorce M. Bristol
Oneonta
Isaac J. Geary
Stamford Conn
Boardman, Platt & Soley
Wall Street
New York City
Philip Heexxamer
Hoboker Riding Academy
Hoboken
Hexamer
Frank S. Field
President Street
Brooklyn
Madison, Conn
Tissassau Street
Manhattan
First Reformed Church
Helen Baird
Andrew D. Baird
Williamsburg
Andrew Baird
Hewes Street
Kelso
Scotland
Williamspurg
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irondale Spring
West Virginia
Barrowa
Produce Exchange
Richard Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
Thurston
Cornell University
Ben K. Is
Gen’l
Stone St
Broad
Broadway Theatres Close Season In Mass Exit
Four Broadway houses Empire Wallack's Bijou Daly's close after performances marking the end of the season. Notable farewell for William Faversham and Jessie Millward at the Empire as Diplomacy runs extend to fifty seven shows. Henrietta Crosman and Proctor stock company plans sail for Europe. Tour details include Boston Springfield Hartford New Haven Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Empire
Wallack’s
Bijou
Daly’s
Garden Theatre
The
Charles Frohman
Sardou
Empire Company
William Faversham
Jessie Millward
Mr. Faversham
Mr. Frohman
Europe
Cunard
Etruria
The Week in New York Theatres and Grands
The city theatres face closure as audiences shift to lighter fare. Oscar Hammerstein repeats acts at Paradise Gardens after a strong opening, while Sire Brothers add La Theresa to Cherry Blossom Grove. Acts include Malatcoffs Circassian dancers Nick Young Idalene Cotton and The Dream of Venus ballet. Ethel Barrymore Captain Jinks and Julia Marlowe When Knighthood Was in Flower headline. On the Quiet reaches its 150th show Thursday. Florodora remains the sole musical in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
Paradise Gardens
Sire Brothers
la Theresa
Malatcoffs
Les Dumonds
Prosper
Everhart
Agios
Nick Young
Idalene Cotton
Dorothy Morton
Walden
Ballet
Ethel Barrymore
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Garrick Theatre
Julia Marlowe
The
Criterion
Madison Square Theatre
New Moving Pictures At Eden Musée Next Week
A new series of moving pictures will be shown at the Eden Musée during the coming week. The program includes Pan-American Exposition scenes from Buffalo taken on opening day, showing principal buildings and artistic features. Also presented are scenes from China Cuba and other countries along with afternoon and evening concerts and extra wax attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Musée
Buffalo
China
Cuba
Parry Opera Company Extends Season At Garden and Lexington
William Parry forms a company to present light opera at Terrace Garden and the Lexington Opera House. The open air venue continues for a second week with El Capitan, praising the vine shaded roof as a delightful evening retreat. Isle of Champagne planned for the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parry
Terrace Garden
Lexington Opera House
Isle of Champagne
New York to Host Jal Reid's Prince of the World Premiere
Beginning with a matinée tomorrow the Christian play The Prince of the World will have its first New York production with an all new company including author Jal Reid and Bertha Bell Westbrook. Daily matinees will run and stock company pricing will apply at the American Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal Reid
New York
Bertha Bell Westbrook
American Theatre
Rosedale
Grand Opera House
New York Theatre
Brixton
Herald Square Theatre
Vaudeville Opens Week With Columibini Leading Koster Bials Show
In the vaudeville at Kos ter and Bial’s the Monday change features Columbini the rapid-change artist as the leading act. The lineup includes Edmund Hayes in a farce, Wwhd in A Wise Guy Mazuz and Mazette, Acrobats, ventriloquist A O Duncan, Dorothy Neville, Bates Musical Trio, Purvis and Darrel with their mule, West and Williams, Dorothy Walters, Sallie Stembler, Miles and Raymond, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koster & Bial
S. Columbini
Edmund Hayes
Wwhd
Mazuz and
Mazette
A. O. Duncan
Dorothy Neville
Bates
Purvis and
Darrel
Proctor’s Twenty third Street Theatre Presents Confusion Farce
Proctor’s stock company launches this week with the three act farce Confusion as the leading feature. Amusing complications and climaxes promise strong laughs. Curtain raiser Into Darkness will debut, followed by various specialty acts between the plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor Stock Company
Harlem
Proctor
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Huber
Proctor Big Stock Company
Twentythird Street Theatre
Entertaining week at Hurtig Seaman's Music Hall
A notable bill features Lottie Gilson with new songs James Thornton in a fresh monologue Mr and Mrs Mark Murphy in The Seventh Son Libbey Trayer and Bruno in an operatic musical comedy act Jeannette and Shaw in clever imitations Al Hovet in a musical specialty Warren and Blanchard the Alsatian Four novelty dancers and Allen and Thomas in a new song specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtig & Seaman’s Music Hall
Lottie Gilson
James Thornton
Mark Murphy
Variety show features Ralph Johnstone headlining
Keith presents a week of comedy opera drama and novelties on a long bill. Headliner Ralph Johnstone the bicyclist stars with Mrs Sidman and Mr Sidman in A Bit of Real Life. Other acts include Sidney Grant monologue Stra kosch Opera Company Smith and Fuller Bessie Lamb Elseeta The Two Rubies biogramy pictures and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Ralph Johnstone
Arthur Sidman
Sidney Grant
Strakosch Opera Company
Smith and Fuller
Bessie Lamb
Elseeta
Dancing Marvel
Dean
Edsall
Company
Two Rubies
Biogramy Pictures
Kelly and Kent
John Healy
Proctor's Stages Offer Lost Strayed or Stolen and The Guv'nor
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre presents the operatic spoof Lost Strayed or Stolen with visit by Charles T Ellis Lizzie Daly Irene La Tour Yaza and others as part of a rich program. Proctor's East Fifty eighth Street Theatre offers The Guv'nor a three act comedy with The Elder Brother as curtain-raiser and highly amusing variety interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Proctor Stock Company
Charles T. Ellis
Lizzie and
Vinie Daly
Irene la Tour
Yaza
East Fiftyeighth Street
D. L. Mitchell
The Woman Hater Comedy to Be Staged After Roland Reed
The late Roland Reed’s three act comedy The Woman Hater will be presented. The production features local cast and stage direction aiming for a May curtain and a community audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Reed
Kaltenborn Concert Opener Delivers Strong Season Debut
The Kaltenborn concerts opened a promising third season in New York with a crowded, chilly auditorium and a strong program. Kaltenborn conducted and soloed, praised for the Vieux temps Fantasie Caprice and lively Liszt, Strauss, and Wagner selections. Elizabeth Hezard impressed as Elsa, while forthcoming pieces include Liszt Tasso Rubinstein Kamerade Ostrow and Moszkowski Serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Heine
Kaltenborn
Elizabeth Hezard
Elsa
Liszt
Tasso
Rubinstein
Chicago Theatrical Gossip and Summer Plans
Chicago theaters feature Fitch’s T Lovers Lane at McVicker’s, Are You a Mason at Powers’s, and Lorna Doone at Grand Opera House. Castle Square’s King Dodo debuts with William Norris. Dearborn Theatre previews The Explorers. Kyrle Bellew, Robson, and Lohengrin encores loom as Brady plans a new Chicago theatre within two years amid high demand for shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fitch’s “T Lovers’ Lane
McVicker’s
Powers’s
Grand Opera House
John Ridd
William Courtleigh
Castle Square Company
Dodo
Gustave
Luders
Frank Pixley
William Norris
Peter Stuyvesant
Adonis
Dearborn Theatre
Bert Leston Taylor
The
Tribune
Walter Lewis
New England
Kyrle Bellew
France
Liebler & Co
Miss Robson
Constance
Harriet Ford
Madame de Maintenon
F. Marion Crawford
Lohengrin
Faust
Brady
Boston
New York
Michigan Avenue
Washington Street
Death on the St. Louis. Mrs. Shedden dies abroad
Mrs. J. W. Shedden of this city died aboard the American liner St. Louis of anaemia while returning home with her daughters Misses A. P. and Augusta Shedden. The body was taken to New York to the home of Dr. A. E. H. Purdy, 304 Madison Avenue, for funeral arrangements. She was a daughter of the late Dr. A. S. Purdy and is survived by her two daughters and a Boston-based son.
Christian and Jew march in Eastern Sabbath schools parade
The Temple Beth Elohim Sunday school in Brooklyn led by Rev. Dr. Leopold Wintner will join the a milestone parade of the Eastern District Sabbath schools. Rev. Ennis invited Dr. Wintner and N. Nathan to participate and both accepted. Over 20 000 children and teachers are expected in line, Beth Elohim contributing about 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth Elohim
Keap Street
Division Avenue
Brooklyn
Leopold Wintner
Wil
Wintner
N. Nathan
Howard Wilber Ennis
First Reformed Church
Bedford Avenue
Clymer Street
Nathan
School of Beth Elohim
Arrivals at Long Branch Bring Scores of New Tenants
Washington’s G Ward family returns to Curtis cottage at West End. New York and Baltimore renters fill Elberon and Seabright cottages, including Castle-Wall-on-the-Hill, Garfield, and Hollywood holdings. Notables include B M Baruch, J Crowell, J Little, and E Kellogg among many New Yorkers settling for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
G. Ward
Washington
Curtis
West End
B. M .Baruch
New York
Sprague
Elberon
Castle-Wall-on-the-Hill
Park Avenue
H. C. Emmett
S. Baskowitz
Peters
Green Avenue
E. Hilsen
G. Maas
New
L. Freedman
Cedar Avenue
Hollywood
A. Blumenthal
Lawndale Cottage
B. Guggenheim
Munro
Norwood Park
R. F. Slater
Baltimore
J. Leigh
Takanassee Lake
Elevon
Garfield
Hiberon
William Fahnesteck
O. Passavant
North Long Branch
Pio Escheverria
Leo Speyer
Posae
Hollywood Cottage
E. G. W. Woerz
Seabright
Frank B. Hurd
William Rothschild
Lake Takawassee
Howard D. Robbins
McKesson
North Long
Peter Banner
Ocean Avenue
L. Glazier
B. L. Levy
Ollywood
B. M. Shanley
J. M. Shanley
Newark
Hollywood Station
Brokaw
Uriah H. Painter
Washington, D. C
Europe
B. Frankenheimer
S. Lichtnauer
E. Loeber
Philadelphia
Dr. Bissell
Elbéron
A. Loeb
Social notes from the season at Friedheim
Guests gather for Lispenard Stewart hosted evening honoring a guest. Mrs John Clinton Gray and James V Parker arrive at their cottages while Mr and Mrs Paul A Andrews return from Boston. Miss Sadie Jones arrives for the season at Friedheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lispenard Stewart
John Clinton Gray
James V. Parker
Paul A. Andrews
Boston
Sadie Jones
Pembroke Jones
Friedheim
Newport Summer Season Expands With Notable Arrivals
Newport notes list numerous guests and seasonal arrivals including Mrs Jane Yardley and the Yardley girls heading to Saundersstown, F L Ames of Boston aboard the Shark, and many families from New York Providence and Baltimore settling at cottages and estates for the season. Commodore Ledyard and the Auchincloss estate showcase a grand Italian idea. Widespread visits from Vanderbilt Mortimer, Wells and others mark a bustling start to the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Jane Yardley
Providence
WV. Watts Sherman
I. Townhiend Burden
A. L. Norris
New York
Miss Skinner
Henry G. Marquand
Linden Gate
Washington Street
Eleanor B. Cass
Roxbury
Mass
C. H. Stockton
Miss Wells
W. Storrs Wells
Miss Patterson
Baltimore
Elisha Dyer, Jr
George B. de Forest
William Appleton
Boston
H. B. Renwick
Knight Cottage
W. Dennison Hatch
Hugh L. Auchincloss
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Stanley Mortimer
Westbury
J. J. Wysong
Greystone
Henry Redmond
William Binney
Howard Gould
Gould
Davis
Perry Tiffany
J. C. Mallory
Lofillard Spencer
Jamestown
A. Ls. Norman
Dr. Bradley
Cal
Samuel R. Honey
Hirsha Dyer, Jr
Milton
Barger
Miss Rhinelander
New Fork
Washington Society News and Upcoming Weddings
Mrs. D W Flagler hosts noon wedding reception for daughter Elizabeth Flagler and Dr G W McKeen of Baddeck at 2144 California Avenue on June 12. The ceremony will be private at St Margarets Church. Also announced is the June 12 wedding of Miss Wilson and Dr Arthur Wilson of Lynchburg with mourning restrictions. The British Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote sail for Bogens on St Louis next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. W. Flagler
Gen. Flagler
United States Army
Elizabeth Flagler
G. W. McKeen
Baddeck
Cape Breton
California Avenue
St. Margaret's Church
Flagler
Samuel Todd Davis
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
Robert Fleming
McDonald
Smith
Bernard
Dobbs Ferry
Army
Sternberg
M Street
William de Witt
W. C. Borden
van Rensselaer Hoff
Pauncefote
Bogens
St. Louis
Dayrell E. M. Crackanthorpe
Dau Hter
Sickles
Stillman Hosts Farewell Bachelor Dinner Before Wedding
James A. Stillman, soon to marry Miss Anne Urquhart Potter, held a farewell bachelor dinner at Sherry's last evening. Guests included James Brown Potter William G Rockefeller Jr Reginald Brooks F Murray Forbes George T Rice Elton Clark Howard Russell Robert H Hallowell George C Amory and Bart Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Potter
James Brown Potter
Sherry
William G. Rockefeller, Jr
Reginald Brooks
F. Murray Forbes
George T. Rice
Elton Clark
Howland §. Russell
Robert H. Hallowell
George C. Amory
Bart Jacob
Society notes announce summer relocations and upcoming weddings
Mr and Mrs George B Salisbury move to their Bernardsville country place while Mr Meyn plans only concerts in coming months. Invitations list Bertha Simon to Isadore H Chuck on June 4 at Carnegie Hall and Maude Lilly to William Christie on June 10 at the New York Presbyterian Church. Edna Apgar and Edwin De Witt wed June 6 at Westminster Church. Lydia Heacock and Alfred Betancourt set June 5 nuptials with notable lineage connections to Atwood, Bancroft and Betancourt families. Betancourt is linked to Cuban rail founder Gaspar Betancourt and Cuban president Salvador Cisneros Betancourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Salisbury
Bernardsville
Heinrich Meyn
Onteora Club
Catskills
Theummer
Mr. Meyn
Gustave Simon
Bertha
Isadore H. Chuck
Carnegie Hall
Harry H. Lilly
Maude Agnes Lilly
William Benjamin Christie
New York Presbyterian Church
E Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Edwin Doddridge de Witt
Edna Browning Apgar
George C. Apgar
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
de Witt
Princeton
Lydia Atwood Heacock
West One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Street
Alfred Betancourt
Miss Heacock
Jonathan Atwood
Fort Washington
Palisades
Hudson River
Daniel Heacock
Caroline T. Bancroft
Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
George Bancroft
William Bancroft
Peet
Cambridge
Mass
Stancourt
Jean Bethancourt
Canary Islands
Agustin de Béthencourt Y Molina
Gaspar Setancourt
el Lugarino
Cuba
Puerto Principe
Nuevitas
Salvador Cisneros Betancourt
Santa Lucia
Heacock
Mr. Betancourt
John Balcom Shaw
Americans in London Fill Banquet Halls at June 5 Dinner
London crowds greet a surge of American figures drawn by the Chamber of Commerce banquet. Notable names include Levi P. Morton J P Morgan and Ex Senator Wolcott while others seek British contracts and city visits amid a limited seat banquet at the hall. The Mortons stay near Virginia Water. Wolcott plans to remain a month enjoying London. Senator Clark browses markets and copper interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamber of Commerce
England
New York Chamber of Commerce
Levi P. Morton
Walcott
Clark
Montana
Cornelius N. Bliss
J. P. Morgan
Mortons
Virginia Water
Mr. Wolcott
Continent
Jacksonville Relief Fund Readings and Subscriptions
Jacksonville Relief Committee reports funds raised for church appeals. Archbishop Corrigan fixed today for reading the appeal and collecting funds in Catholic churches. Subscriptions include M Bayard Brown via New York Life and Trust, totaling 599.00 at 5 PM June 1 1901, with prior acknowledgments reaching 54,996.45 for a grand total of 55,595.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association of New York
Corrigan
M. Bayard Brown
New York Life Insurance ,and Trust Company
Merchants’ Association
People’s Church
Sutton Street
Brooklyn
G. L. Jewett
Hampton Howell
New Street
J. Clark
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
Wall Street
Recital for Jacksonville Fire Sufferers Set at Shirley's
Miss Artemisia Bowen will give a benefit recital for Jacksonville fire sufferers on Thursday evening June 6 at Shirley's at 8 30 oclock. She will be assisted by several musicians including cellist Cay AR a and Evie Levy the accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Artemisia ‘Bowen
Sherry’s
Amon
Cay. AR
Evie Levy
Campbell Goodrich wedding ties Navy and Army families
Douglas Campbell son of Col. John Campbell United States Army and Eleanor Goodrich daughter of Capt. Caspar Goodrich United States Navy were married in St Anne’s Church Annapolis Md The ceremony included numerous relatives and naval cadets with a Kennedy house reception afterward After the wedding the couple plans to reside in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell—Goodrich
Annapolis
Douglas Campbell
John Campbell
United States Army
Eleanor Goodrich
Caspar F. Goodrich
United States Navy
Pomfret
Conn
Charles E. Milner
New York
St. Anne’s Church
Theodore M. Riley
The
Theological Seminary of
H. Joseph E. McCombs
St. Anne's
Gladys Goodrich
Elizabeth Davis
Washington
Charles H. Davis
Naval Observatory
Charlotte Hopkins
Col
Archibald Hopkins
Edith Taylor
Philadelphia
John Madison Taylor
Charlotte Gillet
Elmslie M. Gillet
Dorothea Miller
J. W. Miller
Marie le Moyne
Hartford
Edward M. le Moyne
Taylor
John Lorillard Arden
Donald and
Grant Campbell
James Brookfield
William Forepaugh
Edward Scott
Lycurgus Winchester
Baltimore
John C. Frémont
Campbell
Baltimore Socialite Mary Carter Weds John Bagg in Mount Washington
Miss Mary Christine Carter daughter of John M. Carter of Baltimore married John Herbert Bagg of New York at St Johns Episcopal Church Mount Washington in a ceremony attended by New York and Philadelphia society figures. Rev Dr Reese Alsop officiated with ushers William H. Nichols Jr Samuel H Lever Victor Harris Alfred D Byrne Charles W McKeehan John M Carter Jr and others. The bride wore white embroidered crepe de chine with family lace. A reception followed at Wayside and a lawn marquee collation. The couple will live in Nyack New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary Christine Carter
John M. Carter
John Herbert Bagg
New York
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mount Washington
Philadelphia
Reese Alsop
St. Ann’s Church
Brooklyn
William H. Nichols, Jr
Samuel H. Lever
Victor Harris
Alfred D. Byrne
Charles W. McKeehan
Lawrence West
W.S. McCurley
Mabel Carter
Anna Summers
David T. Carter
Wayside
Carter
William H. Nichols
Henry Wigglesworth
J. B. Herreshoff
Madeleine Nichols
Miss Bagge
Bagg
Nyack, N
June wedding ties Miss Irwin to Dr Frank Fielder
Miss Martha Teller Irwin daughter of Mrs William F Irwin of Clinton Heights Rensselaer married Dr Frank Sidney Fielder of New York at Fairlawns home officiated by Dr Walton W Battershall of St Peters Church. The ceremony featured lilies laurel palms and bridal robed party with best man Henry Wilkinson and ushers Irving Run John Hartwell and Richard Strong. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Martha Teller Irwin
William F. Irwin
Clinton _Heights
Rensselaer
Frank Sidney Fielder
New York
Walton W. Battershall
St Peter's Church
Fairlawns
Golden Gate
Ames Bride Weds Spencer Borden in Lowell Home
Miss Sarah Hildreth Ames daughter of Gen and Mrs Adelbert Ames married Spencer Borden a Fall River physician in a lawn ceremony moved indoors by weather. Rev A St J Chambre officiated with bridesmaids Florence Borden and Jessie Ames. best man Alfred Borden. ushers included Lieut Col Butler Ames and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. St. J. Chambre
St. Anne’s Church
Florence Borden
Fall River
Jessie Ames
Lowell
Alfred Borden
Col. Butler Ames
G. L. Wrenn
New York
W. L.S. Brayton
E. R. Coffin
Lynn
Gardner Beals
Boston
Miss Mary Leonard Spear Weds Dr. Charles G Pease at St Agnes Chapel
Miss Mary Leonard Spear and Dr. Charles Giffin Pease married at noon yesterday in St Agnes Chapel Ninety second Street. The bride wore a gray traveling gown with a gray hat and carried filies of the valley. Emiscah Gale served as maid of honor with Annie Gale as bridesmaid. Best man was Harris Filson. ushers were Frederick J. Swift George F. Laidlaw H Worthington Paige and John H Hallock. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Charles Spear and granddaughter of the late James A Farley of Montgomery Alabama. They will reside at 101 West Seventy second Street after a wedding trip and host two receptions in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leonard Spear
Charles Giffin Pease
St. Agnes’s Chapel
Ninety-second Street
Emiscah Gale
Annie Gale
Harris Filson
Frederick J. Swift
George F. Laidlaw
H. Worthington Paige
John H. Hallock
Charles Spear
James A. Farley
Montgomery
Ala
Pease
West Seventy-second Street
Keep Benedict M area wed at St Stephen church
Miss Marion Grace Keep daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Keep of 325 Amsterdam Avenue and Mr Howard Courtney Benedict were married yesterday afternoon at St Stephen s Protestant Episcopal Church West Sixty ninth Street The ceremony was performed by Rev Nathan A Seagle rector of the church Only relatives and a few friends were present with no formal invitations issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Grace Keep
Charles W. Keep
Amsterdam Avenue
Howard Courtney Benedict
St. Stephen’s Protestant Episcopal Church
West Sixty-ninth Street
Nathan A. Seagle
Shaw and Miss Patterson Wed in Intimate Family Ceremony
The wedding of William Nichols Shaw and Edith Patterson occurred yesterday at 16 West Eighty Seventh Street the bride's parents home. It was a small ceremony with only relatives present and no attendants for either the bride or groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nichols Shaw
Edith Patterson
Charles H. Patterson
West Highty-seventh Street
New York University Alumni Meet Election Results
The sixty ninth annual NYU Alumni meeting was held yesterday afternoon in University Heights gymnasium. Officers elected: Rev John Reid 70 President, W H Nichols 70 Vice President, Dr W J Grenaile 90 Secretary, Cyrus C Miller 89 Treasurer, Rev Henry M Baird 50 Register. Register Baird received a bound volume of congratulatory letters for thirty five years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
University Gymnasium
University Heights
John Reid
W. H. Nichols
W. J. Greanelle
Cyrus C. Miller
Henry M. Baird
Register
Register Baird
Pearses deny marriage report in South Amboy
South Amboy New Jersey June 1 Frederick Pearse and his father Reverend H M Pearse deny a Thursday report that Frederick married Miss Marjorie Lynch weeks ago and that the marriage has now been published. They say there is no foundation for the story and cannot explain its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amboy
N. J
Frederick Pearse
H. M. Pearse
Marjorie Lynch
Married Couples Tie the Knot in June Ceremonies
The Thelma Townsend wed Everett Larkin Barnard at Holy Trinity Church on June 1 with Rev. Harry Pierce Nichols officiating. Eleanor Goodrich, daughter of Capt. Spar F. Goodrich USN, married Douglas Campbell of New York at St. Anne's Church Annapolis on June 1, 1901, with Rev. Theodore M. Riley aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard—Townsend
Holy Trinity Church
Harry Pierce Nichols
Thelma
Edward Townsend
Everett Larkin Barnard
Campbell — Goodrich
St. _ Anne's Church
Annapolis
Eodore M. Riley
The
Theological Seminary
New York
Joseph E. McComas
Eleanor
Spar F. Goodrich
United States Navy
Douglas Campbell
Obituary notices from New York area on early June 1901
A string of death notices and funeral details for residents including Dr. Luss Benson Dr. John E Comfort Dr. John L Feeny Anne Eliza Fountain Volney F Green Laura Low Henrietta Homer Rebecca C Tatham Phebe S Turner Jessie Young and others with residences listed in Manhattan Brooklyn Port Chester and New Jersey and funeral arrangements set at various churches residences and family venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 128Th St
New Dorp
Green
Volney F. Green
Des Moines
Iowa
West 6Th St
Plainfield
N. J. HA
St. James's Church
Lafayette Av
St. James Place
Brooklyn
Tatham
Lexington Av
Rebecca C
Benjamin Tatham
Turner
Toronto
Canada
Phebe S
William T. Turner
Norton
Conn
Datinae Rh. Vance
West 31St St
New York City
Philadelphia
Penn
Young
Jessie Young
Edwin Young
West 21St St
Trinity Chapel
West 23Th St
Deaths Reported June First in Manhattan and Bronx
A June death list from Manhattan and the Bronx records numerous names with ages and addresses. Entries include Edwin Albert 226 2d Ave and Abrumia Abumia S. S. Arrow among many others, with ages ranging from under one year to over sixty, detailing streets such as Amsterdam Avenue and East Side locations.
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Lover's Lane
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Shaw—Patterson
Bronx
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Edwin
Abumia
Abrumia
S. S. Arrow
Allen
Alice E
Amsterdam
Anderson
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Pier 18
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Burns
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Barkley
Emma
Cordani
Delia
Park Row
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Metropolitan Hosp
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Hudson St
Cahalen
Michael
Dunn
Joseph V
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D'Amora
Angioline
Deiblein
Barbara
Hamilton St
Euler
Cathérine
E. Houston St
Ellen
Lillie R
Englander
Flynn
John
Flood
Anna M
Farrell
James H
Houston St
Freeman
Margaret
Allen St
Bridget
Leonard St
Finnegan
Agnes
Fuchs
Louise
Avenue
Gene 2
Gambardella
Clementina
E. 15Th St
Epia Deen
Hattemeo
Emily
Klinger
Harry
Keilwer
George
Water
Keller
Klein
Henry
Keogh
Koerschner
Maria M
W. Wat Si Lin
Keen Aoe
An Lawrence
Ruth _D
Lawson
James
W. Ys
Leitchkoff
Lizzie
Greenwich
Lang. James
House of Relief
Leture
Michele
Mott St
Mullen
Marshalt
Ann I
Charles St
Murphy
William W
Marks
Joseph
Harmon Bt
Ween Etree Reeseers
Macher
Rosa
Monroe St
McDowell
William
McGill
Annie B
Newman
Mary J
Neustadter. Frank
Ridge
O'Hare
Andrew
Owens
Lexington
Power
Cecilia
Parks
Kate
Pesek
Anton
Madison Ay
Renneman
H. G
Reilly
20Th St
Rev.ly. John
6Th St
Robbins
H. W
16Th St
Saverese
Salvatore
Redford St
Sera
Arthur
I Simpkin
Nellie
Rutgers
Lillian
Greenwich St
Sullivan
Jerry
Satspaugh. H
Sweeney
Allen J
Phelan
PEARY
Tours
Roach
Allen. Charities
Franklin St
Kings C . Os
Render
Catharine
Ley
Navy
Oway Grace
Ticks St
Colwetr. Maryings Co
Hamilton
Butchins
Kings Co. Hospital
Price, W
Herkimer
Breco, J
Greenpoint Av
STAMM
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STOHR
Harman St
Schlechte ER
Turnrels
Caroline O
Court St
W Man
Foot
Sane Mkns
Sowich. M
Degraw St
Vohsons
Chauncey St
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