Sunday Times expands pages and adds new supplements
The Sunday Times increases its main sheet from twenty four to thirty two pages. The Magazine Supplement now includes cartoons and a broader range of stories, jokes, and features from food to travel. Telegraphs from London, Berlin, and Paris remain prominent with foreign coverage and society notes.
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Times
London
Berlin
Paris
Lord Pauncefote
Washington
Morgan
Chicago
Great Britain
Edward A. Dithmar
United States
Helen M. Gould
Mark Twain
Becky Thatcher
Tom Sawyer
Carmack
Tennessee
Senate
Philippines
S. A. Binion
John R Spears
New York
Holland
Mevrouw Hanken-Parker
the Atch
Supplement
Sunday Times
Spain
Josh Wink
Mr. Gross
Edmond Rostand
New York City
Tammany
France
Ohio River
Hongkong
South China
Dover
St. Pierre
Martinique
Behanzin
Dahomey
Mont Pelée
Africa
Tor Sunday Times
Europe
Sunday Times arrives early for Saratoga guests
Special to The New York Times reports the Sunday edition delivered at 7:15 am in Saratoga New York. The newspaper train departed Albany at 6:35 am and covered 39 miles in 50 minutes with stops at Mechanicsville Round Lake Ballston Spa and two slow ups. The 35 miles to Lake George ran at the same pace with stops at Fort Edward and Glens Falls. Over four tons of papers were distributed between Albany and Caldwell. Conductor Cull and Engineer Brown led the train.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York TimEs
New York
Albany
Mechanicsville
Round Lake
Ballston Spa
Lake George
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Caldwell
Cull
Brown
New Tombs Warden III Takes Charge Amid Transfer
Warden Van de Carr formally assumed control of Tombs Prison yesterday, meeting outgoing Warden Flynn who surrendered the keys under protest. Flynn vowed to defend his rights in court. Van de Carr toured the facility as he began his duties and announced the new administration.
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Flynn
van de Carr
Tombs
Warden Back at Tombs Says No Changes Planned
Warden Van de Carr, returning to the Tombs five years after transfer, expresses satisfaction with the current state and notes no anticipated changes. He regrets any lingering feeling over the matter and says he is glad to be back.
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Warden van de Carr
State Camp Brisk Weather Draws Guardsmen to Peekskill
Bright skies and a bracing southerly wind at State Camp Peekskill Bay drew many visitors to the first Sunday of the twenty first season. Fourteen regiments and corps are praised for military appearance and discipline after a May 30 parade in New York City. Officers commend hospital corps efficiency following a High Street incident, while Lieut Vanderbilt and the yacht Carmen are noted at Peekskill Bay.
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Peekskill
Peekskill Bay
Adjt
Frederick Phisterer
George Moore Smith
Signal Corps
New York City
Twenty-second Engineers
Hospital Corps
Highteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Vanderbilt
Annesville Creek
Carmen
Hudson
Squadron A Returns From Camp At Van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A rode back to the Ninety-fourth Street armory after breaking camp at Van Cortlandt Park. A crowd watched as tents and gear were loaded. Quartermaster Sgt. Robert Bush injured a toe when his horse stepped on it but the hurt was not serious. The troop's march along a city route took one hour and ten minutes, the fastest on record.
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van Cortlandt Park
Ninety-fourth Street
Park Avenue
Crack Cavalry
Squadron A
Robert Bush
Brooklyn
Old
Albany Road
Sedgwick Avenue
Jerome Avenue
Central Bridge
Seventh Avenue
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Ninetyfourth Street
Gaulois Leaves Boston After Rochambeau Mission Dinner
The French Rochambeau mission aboard the Gaulois sails from Boston after a formal dinner on deck with Gen Brugere, Adm Higginson, and French Embassy representatives. Officers and guests toast France and America to enduring friendship as the ship departs for France.
Death of Mme Di Cesnola Wife of Gen Di Cesnola
Mme Di Cesnola wife of Gen Louis Palma Di Cesnola director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art died at her home 109 East Fifty seventh Street early yesterday morning at age seventy two heart disease was the immediate cause. Funeral set for St Patrick's Cathedral at 10:30 tomorrow with interment at Kensico. She was the daughter of Capt Samuel C Reid of New York and supported her husband during his archaeology career.
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Reid
Fayal
Mme. di Cesnola
Louis Palma di Cesnola
Metropolitan Museum of Art
East Fifty-seventh Street
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Kensico
Gen
di Cesnola
Samuel C. Reid
New York
Lieut
John Reid
Henry Reid
Earl of Orkney
New London
America
Mme
General Armstrong
Sandy Hook
New York City
Marine Society
Capitol
Mary Reid
Nathan Jennings
St. Patrick's Cathedral
N. Y
Conger
West 82d St
Mary Starr
Henry C. Conger
Calvary Baptist Church
57Th St
Sleepy Hollow Rural Cemetery
Tarrytown
Esler
Catharine M
Thomas Esler
West 93d St
M. Foster
Boston
Maine
Carlos Mayhew Foster
North Anson
Gillies
Wright Gillies
Os 34Th St
Haviland
John A
Elizabeth C
Aaron G. Haviland
Purchase Meeting House
Grand Central Station
Port Chester
Hopkins
Catskill
Jane Vernon Hopkins
Caleb and
Keturah Hopkins
Howland
Hot Springs
Frederika
Samuel Shanowland
Caroline Slidell Belmont
St. John’s Church
Washington
D. C
Isaacs
Montefiore Isaacs
Knapp
Katharine Thompson
William J
Mary T. Westcote
Chester Winthrop Knapp
West 85Th St
David
Anna W. Lapsley
Philadelphia
Leggitt
John A. Leggitt
D. D
Second Presbyterian Church
Rahway
N. J
Peekskill
Sarah Elizabeth Rogers
Cornelius C. Lent
West 54Th St
James Brown Lord
Metcalfe
Longwood Av
Chicago
Charles Sanders
Charles S
Mary H. Metcalfe
Muir
Glen Ridge
Joseph Muir
Winsor Place
Barclay Or
Christopher Sts
Kelso
Scotland
Rives
Milton
Mass
Arthur Landon Rives
William C
Grace W. Rives
Storm
Harold F. Storm
Bad Nauheim
Germany
San Francisco
Swainson
Hahnemann Hospital
John L. Swainson
Whiteside
Anna
William Whiteside
Confirmed 53 Convicts in New Jersey Prison Ceremony
In Trenton on June 1 Bishop Mc Faul confirmed 53 convicts at the New Jersey State Prison. Ten were baptized earlier by Rev. Aloysius Fish with four clergymen hearing confessions. Ages ranged 18 to 55. sentences vary from six months to seven years. William G. Wanso of Boston, a break and enter convict with four years, was among them and to be released tomorrow to pursue evangelism.
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Trenton
N. J
McFaul
New Jersey
Aloysius Fish
William G. Wanso
Boston
Atlantic County
Moody Lecture on D L Moody Work at Fifth Avenue
Under the New York Northfield Hermon Club Paul Moody and Prof Charles E Dickerson present an illustrated lecture titled How D L Moody's Work Goes On tonight in Room 824 Presbyterian Building 156 Fifth Avenue Agnes Sumner Geer recites and George E Woodhouse sings
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Dwight L Moody
New York Northfield-Hermon Club
Paul Moody
Dwight L. Moody
Charles E. Dickerson
D.L. Moody
Presbyterian Building
Fifth Avenue
Agnes Sumner Geer
George E. Woodhouse
French Mission's Thanks to Roosevelt After Rochambeau Exercise
The French mission led by Gen Brugere sends thanks to President Roosevelt for a warm welcome in Washington and Boston during its Rochambeau statue ceremony. Roosevelt replies, praising the embassy and wishing happiness to Brugere and France.
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Washington
Brugére
Rochambeau
Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
France
Brotherhood In
Trandship
Ury
Presidentt
Brughore
White House
Gen
Brugere
Gaulois
Republic
Loubet
Prizes Awarded to Hebrew Orphans at Charity School
At the Hebrew Orphan Asylum on 138th Street and Amsterdam Avenue a prize distribution drew crowds. Mrs. Jacob Bookman opened with remarks, Louis Stern handed Betty Bruhl prizes to Beckie Jampolsky and Samuel Gertler for top school and overall excellence, with many other awards listed to numerous students across multiple categories and donors.
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Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Thirty-eighth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Jacob Bookman
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Louis Stern
Betty Bruhl
Beckie Jampolsky
Samuel Gertler
H. Baar
Rosetta
Simon Bernheimer
Bach
Henrietta Epstein
Frank Hirschfield
Malcolm Atherton Strauss
Adh
Annie Farber
William Siegel
Seligman Solomon
Elsie Frankel
Samuel Bernstein
Abraham Bernheimer
Fannie Kahn
Morris Birnstein
Eleanor Hendricks
Laura Last
Gussie Kallman
Isidor Kinowitz
Morris Gradskin
Frieda Goldstein
Amelia Greenberg
Calman Goldstein
Harry Smith
Franklin Brush Meyer
Rosie Pearlman
Samuel Solomonowitz
Abe Gartner
Kate Kleinert
Tillie Schroeder
Tessie Kossick
Louis Leventhal
Jacob Cushner
David Lang
Betty Frankenheimer
Sadie Gross
David Sherman
Jee Becker Franklin
Herman Evine
Hettie Levy
Monitoreship
Rosie Adler
Theodore Richter
Harry Feldstein
Julius Hart
Fannie Folkowsky
A. Rabinowitz
Fredericka Sondheim
Julia Lichtner
A. Hirsch
Frances Loewenthal
Blanche Rosenstrauch
Sadie Parver
James J. Stettheimer
Harry Baron
Hannah Adler
Annie Bernstein
Anton Adler
Louis Sher
Herman Korn
Annie Sophian
Morris Gottfried
Newman Stich
Nathan Abraham
M. J. Lissauer
Rosie Rosenberg
P. Singer
Klingenstein Rizes
Frances Cohen
Rosalie Berwin
Mehrbach
Gussie Sophian
Morris Soling
Henry
Allen
Lillie Fruehaus
Carrie Operoff
Ol. Moses
Fannie Lieberman
Samuel Eiseman
Sadie Breakstein
Gussie Agler
Florence Lissauer
Sadie Turkenkopf
James de Forest
Rachel Goldstein
Nathan Abrahams
Freund Military Band
Alex. Lewis
Illness of William Clark Dims Clark Thread Chief
A cablegram reports William Clark head of the Clark Thread Company dying at his Paisley Scotland home. His son J William Clark sails for England to try to reach him before death. William built the firm and retired two years ago returning to his birthplace.
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Newark
N.J
William Clark
Clark Thread Company
Paisley
Scotland
J. William Clark
England
Delicate parlor wares and hats in elegant white
In white parasols with chenille dots and enameled handles, pale blue straw hats with embroidery, veiled fascinators with parrots, fine lace and Chantilly mitts, black velvet slippers, Renaissance lace yokes, and chiffon veils. Vernis-Martin yellow tables, art nouveau brass umbrella stands, Flemish carved settles, and boxed seats feature in prices from $1 to $27.
Death of James B. Lord Prominent American Architect
James Brown Lord, renowned architect of New York, died at 43 after a lingering illness at his home on West Fifty-fourth Street. He designed major buildings including Delmonico’s, White Plains Hospital for the Insane, the Madison Square Court House, and the Carnegie Library site. His funeral is set for Grace Church, with a bust to be presented to New York City. His death sparked a notable court clash when Elden C. De Witt’s blasting threatened Lord’s residence and prompted a federal injunction appeal.
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James Brown Lord
West Fifty-fourth Street
Mr. Lord
Lord
James Couper Lord
Harvard University
Daniel Lord
New York
James Brown
Brown Brothers & Co
Princeton University
William A. Potter
Delmonico
Beaver Street
Fifth Avenue
Hospital For the
White Plains
Hospital For
Court House
Supreme Court
Madison Square
America
Tuxedo Club
Carnegie Libraries
East Seventy-sixth Street
Metropolitan, Union, Players, Racquet
American Institute of Architects
National Academy of Design
Mary Townsend Nicoll
de Lancey Nicoll
Grace Church
Greenwood
F. Wellington Ruckstuh
Mural Society of Painters and Artists
City of
Chauncey M.depew
de Witt
Blanchard
Chicago
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Death List of a Day Thomas Hurley White
Thomas Hurley White senior member of Thomas H. White & Co. and longtime Baltimore and New York business figure died last night. Born in Baltimore in 1838, he led coffee and sugar ventures and headed Atlantic Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn before founding his Baltimore firm in 1874.
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Baltimore
Thomas Hurley White
Thomas H. White & Co
New York
Ambrose White
White & Elder
White
Oliver K. King & Co
Mr. White
Atlantic Sugar
Brooklyn
Sterling, Ahrens & Co
Onc
Ely of Brooklyn Dies of Brights Disease at 59 West 62nd
Arthur Tracy Ely, kin of ex Secretary of the Navy Tracy, died from Brights disease at home 59 West Sixty second Street. He was 54, born in Brooklyn, retired from Ely Overhalsey & Co. He married Mary Heggerman and left two sons, Joseph N. and Francis H. Funeral held at home this morning with interment at Cranford New Jersey.
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Arthur Tracy Ely
Tracy
Bright
West Sixty-second Street
Brooklyn
Ely, Overhalsey & Co
Mary Heggerman
Joseph N
Francis H
San Francisco
Westcott Dies at 75. Noted Local Clerk and Arrowhead Collector
Joseph E. Westcott, a deputy county clerk for twenty years and longtime Saratoga County official, died in Ballston, aged seventy five. Born in New York City, he also housed the state’s largest private collection of Indian arrow heads and relics.
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Ballston
N. Y
Joseph E. Westcott
New York City
Saratoga County Clerk’s Office
Estcott
Banker John A. Hambleton dead at 75 in Baltimore
John A. Hambleton former head of Hambleton and Company died at his Baltimore home aged 75 after months of ill health. He retired from banking a decade ago but remained a director in several financial and railroad firms.
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Baltimore
John A. Hambleton
Hambleton and Company
Ambleton
Death of A G Corre longtime Cincinnati hotel proprietor
A G Corre aged 61 principal owner of the Grand Hotel and the Gibson House in Cincinnati died today after a three month illness. He had forty one years in the hotel business here and owned the old Spencer House and the Broadway Hotel in earlier years accumulating a large fortune.
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Cincinnati
A. G. Corre
Mrs Henry Shelton Sanford Dies in Derby Widow of Minister to Belgium
Mrs Henry Shelton Sanford widow of Henry Stephen Sanford long stationed in Belgium during Lincoln’s term, died at her Derby home this morning. She was regarded as the most beautiful woman at King Leopold's Court and was well known in Washington. She leaves four daughters.
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Henry Shelton Sanford
Derby
Conn
Henry Stephen Sanford
Belgium
Lincoln
Sanford
King Leopold’s Court
Washington
Wilton Lackaye in Brady revival of Frou Frou at Garrick
Wilton Lackaye was engaged by William A Brady to play Sartorius in Grace George's forthcoming revival of Frou Frou this week at the Garrick Theatre.
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Wilton Lackaye
William A. Brady
Sartorus
Grace George
Garrick Theatre
Married in Plainfield as Wright and Miller unite
Mary How Miller, daughter of William De Witt Miller and Grace Waldron Miller, wed the Rev. Harrison King Wright of Pulaski New Jersey on May 31 1902 with ministers William R. Richards and A V V Raymond assisting.
Deaths and Funerals in New York and Nearby Areas
Obituaries and funeral notices list residents from Paweatuck to Tarrytown for May 1902. Entries cover Nathan Babcock Mary Starr Conger Catharine Esler Carlos Mayhew Foster and others with service times and burial places.
Deaths Reported June 1 in Manhattan and Bronx
One year old and younger deaths reported in Manhattan and Bronx areas on June 1. The notice lists infant fatalities and related local observations.
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