Roosevelt Made Honorary Member Of Chamber In Wake Of King George V
The Chamber of Commerce elected Theodore Roosevelt an honorary member at its final meeting of the season following King George V’s death. Edward VII’s passing was acknowledged with condolence and goodwill resolutions. Jacob Schiff left before Roosevelt’s membership vote, later denying any motive tied to the timing. Consul General Bennett praised the universal sympathy for the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Edward VII
Courtney W. Bennett
England
Chamber
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Choate
Edward
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
United States
George
Bennet
News York
Baseball News
Aliames
George F. Seward
Executive Committee
New York State
Mr. Seward
Jacob H. Schiff
Col. Roosevelt
Moore Reinstated in Hunt Club of Rome In Election
A Times cable dispatch claimed revenge motives kept Don Marino Torlonia from joining Circolo della Caccia, but the report was unfounded. Charles A. Moore learned his name was proposed and was immediately advised of his unanimous election by Prince Prospero Colonna while he traveled to Paris and London.
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Times
Appil
Don Marino Torlonia
Charles A. Moore
Moore
Hunt Club
Rome
Circolo Della ‘Caccia
Prince Prospero Colonna
Mr. Moore
Paris
London
Postponed Midsummer Night's Dream at New Amsterdam Roof Garden
Performances of A Midsummer Night's Dream scheduled for last night and tonight at the New Amsterdam Theatre roof garden have been postponed due to a change in plans. The production, intended for the benefit of the National Plant Flower and Fruit Guild, will likely be staged outdoors within the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam Theatre
Roof Garden
National
Lant, Flower, and Fruit Guild
Schiff Hosts Dinner for Claude Montefiore at Astor Hotel
Jacob H. Schiff held a dinner at the Hotel Astor honoring Claude Montefiore of London with nearly a hundred guests. After dessert informal addresses followed from Rev. Dr. Samuel Schulman Louis Marshall Dr. Henry M. Leipziger Supreme Court Justice Leon Sanders Rev. Dr. Stephen M. Wise Prof. Morris Leeb and Max Kohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Schiff
Hotel Astor
Claude
Montefiore
London
Samuel Schulman
Louis Marshall
Henry M. Leipziger
Supreme Court
Leon Sanders
Stephen M. Wise
Morris Leeb
Max Kohler
Stained glass window honors Belmont's first wife at Hempstead church
Mrs. H V R Kennedy of Manhattan donated a stained glass window to St George's Episcopal Church in Hempstead in memory of August Belmont's first wife. The inscription reads Bessie Morgan Presented by Marian R Kennedy in loving memory. The date Sept 27 1898 is noted for Belmont's first wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
L. L
H. V.R. Kennedy
Manhattan
St. George's Episcopal Church
August Belmont
Bessie Morgan
Marian R. Kennedy
Henry Clews Receives Doctor of Laws Degree
Henry Clews of Clews & Co received the Doctor of Laws degree at Kentucky State University during commencement exercises in Lexington on June 2. Clews delivered the commencement address marking the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Lexington
Ry Clews & Co
State University of Kentucky
Social Notes Brighten Domestic Pages In June Festivities
Social notes list engagements and weddings in progress across New York and nearby towns. Plans include Miss Elizabeth Stevens to wed John De Koven Bowen on June 23 at a New York church, bridesmaids Miss Alexandra Stevens and Miss Margaret Tailer, and Helen Rogers wedding set for June 7 in Pelham Manor. Guests and travel details reference Stanworth Princeton Lenox Mamaroneck Curtis Hotel Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Mostyn
Alexandra H.stevens
New York
Miss Stevens
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens
John de Koven Bowen
Orme Wilson Jr Bachelor Dinner Before June Wedding
Orme Wilson Jr gave his bachelor dinner at Delmonico's last night before his June 8 wedding to Miss Alice Borland of J Nelson Borland. Guests included his brother R Thornton Wilson the future best man and ushers Albert Magese Gallatin Percy Pyne 24 Aymar Johnson John Pans O Donnell Iselin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orme Wilson, Jr
Alice Borland
J. Nelson Borland
Church of the Incarnation
Delmonico’s
Jefferson Bid For Theatre At Davenport Auction
The Davenport Theatre on West Sixty third Street sold at auction in Vesey Street rooms. William Winter Jefferson’s representative bid $273,000 but 10 percent payment was not made, so the theatre was ordered resold. William Clare, as trustee, then bought it for $250,000 amid foreclosure suits seeking about $70,000. The unfinished ten story building sits on a 100 by 100 foot plot behind The New Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Theatre
West Sixty-third Street
Vesey Street
Joseph P. Day
William Winter Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Era
Jefferson
William Caer, Jr
H. C. Seniors& Co
William F. Clare
Claré
Davenport
West Sixth-third Street
Frohman Secures Injunction Over Chantecler Burlesque
Supreme Court Justice Amend granted a temporary injunction to Charles Frohman restricting William Morris Inc from presenting a vaudeville sketch titled Chanticlair promoted as a burlesque. A hearing on permanency is set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Amend
Charles Frohman
Edmond Rostand
William Morris, Inc
Morris
Justice Amend
Alf
Hayman
Huntley Ill With Typhoid Fever At Private Hospital
English actor G. P. Huntley is confined to a private hospital with typhoid fever. He fell ill late last week while performing in Caste at the Empire Theatre and remained on stage until diagnosis. He planned to sail for England next Wednesday and had not been ill on his current tour prior to this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Huntley
Cms
Huntley
England
Kitty Grey
Clara Morris Seeks Visit From Mollie Revel
Clara Morris plans to see her old professional friend Mollie Revel, who is traveling to Yonkers after responding to an advertisement placed by Morris's husband F. C. Harriott. Revel left New Brunswick by train and will reach Yonkers this morning as Miss Orris remains in poor condition with worsening pain and failing eyesight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Revel
Clara Morris
Miss Morris
Yonkers
F. C. Harriott
Miss Orris
Amusement Notes on Hamlet Alma and Theatre Openings
Reports of Julia Marlowe closing speech at the Academy of Music after Hamlet and changes in management. Charles A Bigelow to play in Alma, with Kitty Gordon as Alma. Marcel’s French Art Studies starts June 11 at Daly's Theatre. Polaire to open Beck and Butt’s new Berlin Orpheum next winter. Wagenhals Kemper add Weldon Winthrop Wilson to Seven Days cast. special Astor matinee planned with three companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sothern and Marlowe
Academy of Music
Julia Marlowe
Joseph M. Weber
Charles A.bigelow
Alma
Weber
Kitty Gordon
Marcel
Daly's
Martin Beck
Mr. Beck
Alfred Butt
Polaire
Orpheum Theatre
Berlin
Germany
Marie Weldon
Madeline Winthrop
Ben F. Wilson
Wagenhals & Kemper
Astor Theatre
Wedding of Miss Lydia Harman Brown and Henry Metcalf Fiske
The wedding will be held Tuesday afternoon June 28 at the Church of Zion and St. Timothy. Ushers include W Harman Brown I Manser Beard F B White and William Emerson. Best man Edmund Quincy Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia R. Harman Brown
William Harman Brown
Henry Metcalf Fiske
Boston
Tuesaday
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
Fiske
W. Harman Brown
I. Manser Beard
F. B. White
William Emerson
New York
Edmund Quincy Sylvester
Miss Hilda Fisher to Wed at Hotel Savoy
Miss Hilda B. Fisher daughter of Mrs. Bella Fisher of 68 East Ninety-first Street will wed Albert Straus of this city on Wednesday June 8 at the Hotel Savoy. Dr Stephen Wise will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Fisher
Hilda B. Fisher
Bella Fisher
Ninety-first Street
Albert Straus
Gates announces engagement of Helen Gates to Ford
Mr and Mrs Horatio Gates reveal the engagement of their daughter Helen Gates to H 8 Ford. The public notice notes the families and the forthcoming wedding plans in a formal society announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gates
H. 8. Ford
Horatio Hamilton Gates
Hale Mile of Autos in Orphans Outing at Coney Island
More than 8,000 orphans from 22 institutions rode to Coney Island in 300 plus automobiles for a charity outing led by Col. Kirby C. Pardee. The parade featured 194 touring cars 120 taxicabs 15 sight seeing cars 8 opera buses and 382 trucks as they traveled from Broadway to Queens and Brooklyn. After a noon lunch at Dreamland and rides on the chute and other amusements 3 000 orphans returned to the city by 5 pm amid bands and cheers from sponsors and volunteers including Col. John Jacob Astor August Belmont and others who loaned cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Orphans’ Automobile Day Association
Bronx
Battery
Opera
Broadway
Seventy-eighth Street
Col
Kirby C. Pardee
Association
Forty Eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Queensboro Bridge
Brooklyn
Island
Prospect Park
Five Points
Dreamland
Hugh Chalmers
Surf Avenue
Islan
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Catholic Protectory
Leake and Watts Asylum
John Jacob Astor
August Belmont
Kingsley L. Martin
Ere Stephens
Robert H. Ingersoll
P. Varts
Blanche Ring
Hillam Selo Jack Norworth
Edward Steindler
James A. Hearn
Robert C. Graves
C. W. Mathea
Paul le Croix
J. Newton Pee
R. Thomas
Charles Rogers
H. R. Childe
Julian A. Halford
George Daly
James B. O'Brien
Lillian N. Drake
B. M. Fowler
John Kee Irving H. Bower
James F. Lupton
St. John
Charles L. Rice
HH. Kaufman
L. M. Bradley
Horace de Lisser
Parke Bentley Wedding Set for June at Calvary Church
The marriage of Miss Louise Mosher Bentley daughter of Mrs Maury Davis Bentley and J Lewis Parks Jr third son of Rev Dr and Mrs J Lewis Parks will occur Saturday June 18 at Calvary Church where Dr Parks is rector The Parks brothers include Martin Phillips Parks and J Waring Parks Mrs Bentley and her daughter are arriving from Detroit in a few days
Griffeth and Miss Fay Wed at Fitchburg Church
The wedding of Claude Maitland Griffeth of New York and Miss Lucy Fay of Fitchburg Mass will be held at Christ Church Fitchburg on June 8. Attendant Mrs Ellamae Camp of San Francisco ushers include Francis W Dana Prescott Warren Edward M Hallet Carlton van Volkenburg Edwin W Andrews Henry Patch and Merle R Griffeth serves as best man. The couple will spend the summer in Europe and reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Maitland Griffeth
New York
Lucy Fay
Fitchburg
Mass
Christ Church, Fitchburg
Ellamae Camp
San Francisco
Merle R. Griffeth
Providence
R. I
Francis W. Dana
Prescott Warren
Edward M. Hallet
Newton Ass
Carlton van Volkenburg
Edwin W. Andrews
Wellbrock Schlatter Wedding Details
The marriage of Miss Pauline Schlatter to John Howard Wellbrock a United States Navy midshipman will take place on Monday June 6 with only immediate families invited. Miss Schlatter is the daughter of Mrs Charles W Schlatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellbrock-Schlatter
Pauline Schlatter
John Howard Wellbrock
United States Navy
Miss Schlatter
Charles W. Schlatter
Miss Helena Farmer Betrothed to John Young Robbins Jr
Helena D Farmer daughter of Mrs George D Farmer of 10 Madison Ave Montclair and John Young Robbins Jr of New York marry at First Church Montclair at 7 80 pm Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick presiding. Maid of honor Annie E Farmer sister of bride. matron of honor Mrs Graham Wright of New York. Bridesmaids Frances Napier May B Van Arsdale Emma Danforth Elisabeth Crane. Best man Graham Wright. ushers Raymond Fosdick Frederick Cottrell Alfred Holton Edward D Farmer Jerry Drew. They begin their honeymoon after the ceremony near their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Helena D. Farmer
George D. Farmer
Madison Avenue
John Young Robbins, Jr
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Annie E. Farmer
Graham Wright
Frances Napier
May B. van Arsale
Emma Danforth
Buffalo
Elisabeth Crane
Newark
Raymond Fosdick
Frederick Cottrell
Alfred Holton
Brooklyn
Edward D. Farmer
Jerry Drew
Mr. Apeeee
Madison
Merrill—Rand
St. John's Church
Far Rockaway
Dorothy
To Payson
Evenson Triste
Baldwin Miller
Rostaeeee Oh Cone
Emerson Fosdick
Vinet Baptist ‘Church
Helena Elizabeth Dam Farmer
George Penrice Farmer
John Young Robins, Jr
Bernard
St. Seneee
New 'York
Una Mirriclees
Edward M
Columbia
Venable—Mcharg
Cramford
Conn
Luke In
Marion Adelaid McHart
Ery King Morse
George
Philadelphia Society Girl Betrothed in Berlin Romance
Madeline G. Wolf, Philadelphia socialite, becomes engaged to Nat Boas of the San Francisco Stock Exchange. The couple met in Paris, announced in Berlin where the Wolfs are spending the summer. They will marry in Philadelphia in the autumn after remaining in Europe through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Society
Berlin
San Francisco
New York Times
Madeline G. Wolf
Philadelphia
David Wolf
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Nat Boas
Paris
Miss Wolf
Wolfs
Boas
Europe
Miss Wolf’s Debut Delayed by Family Absence in Berlin
In Philadelphia on June 2 relatives learned that Miss Wolf left with her parents about six weeks ago. Her father, David Wolf, is a member of Wolf & Co., makers of novelties, and spends most of the year in Berlin, delaying her debut here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Wolf
David Wolf
Wolf & Co
Rene
Berlin
Bie
Boas Brother Engaged to Miss Wolf in Philadelphia
Nathan Boas a San Francisco stock broker connected with Boas Company receives news his brother Benjamin will marry Madeline Wolf of Philadelphia. The Boas family, living at 2221 Pacific Avenue, notes Benjamin's cablegram and Nathan's extended European trip with sister Minnie Key in New York, then Europe via the Nile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nathan Boas
Boas Company
Benjamin
Madeline Wolf
Philadelhia
Boas
Sancisco
Minnie Key
New York
Europe
The
Nile
Miss Wolf
Pacific Avenue
Prof Sait Weds Barnard Graduate in New York Ceremony
Prof McC Sait of Columbia University married Miss Una Bernard at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Fifth Avenue in a noon ceremony. Miss Bernard, Barnard College 1909, pursuing post graduate philosophy at Columbia. the match surprised as plans had indicated a late summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McC. Sait
Columbia University
Una Bernard
St. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Ernest M. Bures
Miss Bernard
Barnard College
Columbia
Sait i
Prof
Sait
Miss Mary Bishop Weds Dr W E Blodgett of Detroit
Miss Mary C Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Bishop married Dr William E Blodgett of Detroit Michigan at noon in the Church of the Epiphany. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William T Crocker with Rev George S Bishop assisting followed by a reception at the Bishops 152 East Thirty seventh Street residence. Merrill Bishop was best man and ushers included William Bishop Gates John J Vanderbilt William R Rushmore and Edward R Bishop. The gown featured white satin and chiffon with orange blossoms and the bridal party wore embroidered lingerie white robes and pink hats with sweetpeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Blodgett
Detroit
Mich
Mary C. Bishop
James L. Bishop
William T. Crocker
Geor S. Bishop
Merrill Bishop
Dr. Blodgett
William Bishop Gates
John J. Vanderbilt
William R. Rushmore
Edward R. Bishop
Ruth E Fuller Weds John A Laing in Albany Ceremony
Miss Ruth E Fuller daughter of the late Albert and Mrs Fuller of Albany married John C Laing son of Mr and Mrs Laing of Albany at Broadway Tabernacle on Wednesday afternoon. Dr Jefferson officiated. The bride was attended by Ruth E Patterson of Delmar with C E Estes as best man. Laing, a Dartmouth 1905 and Columbia Law 1908 graduate, is a lawyer at 62 Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Fuller
Albert Fuller
Albany
John A. Laing
John C. Laing
Broadway Tabernacle
Dr. Jefferson
Ruth E. Patterson
Delmar
N. Y
E. Estes
Laing
Dartmouth College
Columbia Law School
Phi Beta Kappa
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Delta Phi
Cedar Street
Miss Deering and Albert Shidler Wed at All Angels Church
Miss L Evelyn Deering daughter of Mrs Mark Deering and Albert N Shider were married at noon yesterday in All Angels Church by Rev E Delancey Townsend. Miss Adelina Baldwin was the sole attendant and Arthur E Lander the best man. Perry Hall of Short Hills N J a cousin gave her in marriage. A wedding breakfast followed at Delmonico's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Evelyn Deering
Mark Deering
Albert N. Shideler
All Angels’ Church
Delancey Townsend
Adelina A. Baldwin
Miss Deering
Arthur E. Lander
Perry E. Hall
Short Hills
N. J
Delmonico's
Ruth A. Rhoades and Charles L. Pilger Jr Married in Montclair
Miss Ruth A. Rhoades daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Rhoades of 62 Chestnut Street and Charles L Pilger Jr of Bloomfield were wed at the bride’s home by Rev R M Aylesworth. The bride’s sister Edith M Rhoades attended and Roland Meyer of Brooklyn was best man. A reception followed and the couple planned a southern wedding trip before settling at 272 Berkeley Avenue Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Ruth A. Rhoades
F. L. Rhoades
Chestnut Street
Charlesl. Pilger, Jr
Bloomfield
R. M. Aylesworth
Arlington Methodist Episcopal Church
Edith M. Rhoades
Roland Meyer
Brooklyn
Mrs. Pilger
South
Berkeley Avenue
Bloome
Joseph S. Harris Dies at 74 in Germantown
Joseph S. Harris ex President of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad died suddenly from apoplexy at his Germantown home aged 74. A Philadelphia business figure and coal trade power, Harris began in railways at 17 and served in the Civil War with Farragut's Mississippi Squadron. He rose to top posts at P& Reading and Central Railroad of New Jersey before resigning as president in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph 8. Harris
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Germantown
Penn
Philadelphia
Chester County
Coast Survey
Farragut
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Horace Mansfield Barry Dies at 74 Carnegie Hall Leader
Horace Mansfield Barry, president of the Carnegie Hall Company, died at his home 154 West Fifty-seventh Street from heart failure linked to romaine ironing. He was 74, son of Samuel Frederick Barry, born in Brookline, Mass, and began in Waldo Barry Co. after the Civil War he worked in Wilmington and Norfolk. He leaves a brother, Major Robert Peabody Barry, retired, and had led Carnegie Hall Co for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mansfield Barry
Carnegie Hall Company
West Fifty-seventh Street
Romaine Ironing
Samuel Frederick Barry
Brookline
Mass
Waldo, Barry Co
Wilmington
N. C
Norfolk
Fine Arts Club
Union Club
Robert Peabody Barry
Sixteenth Unit States Infantry
Warrenton, Va
Ex Gov John H Mickey Dies At Osceola Home
Osceola Nebraska June 2 ex governor John H Mickey died at his home from arteriosclerosis. He was born near Burlington Iowa in 1868 and enlisted in the cavalry where he served until retirement. He was elected to public office in an earlier era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola, Neb
John H. Mickey
Burlington
Iowa
Compan Cavalry
Cooper Union Graduation Honors Civil and Technical Grads
Cooper Union held its fifty first commencement with post graduate degrees awarded to thirteen civil engineers five mechanical engineers two electrical engineers and graduates from the Night School of Chemistry and General Science. The event drew strong attendance as over seven thousand sought admission for eight thousand four hundred and four available seats. President Parsons urged alumni to back a necessary expansion fund noting Peter Cooper’s belief that the future depended on alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Parsons
Cooper Union
Herman Boettier
Day School of Technical Science
New York
Mathew Francis Quinn
Henry W. Francis
Alfred John Offner
Parsons
Peter Cooper
Cience
da School of Technical Science
Cooper
Women's Art School
Stenography
Edwahi R. Hewitt
Notable Obituaries From Brooklyn and Nearby Areas
A series of death notices: Patrick J. Burke 64 Cheshire Connecticut kidney trouble survives widow and three children. Captain John A. Norris 1847 Meadville Pennsylvania died at Annapolis. May R. Mills 480 Rugby Road Brooklyn died at Adirondacks. interment Lowville New York. Christina Schnitzpan 85 Brooklyn native Germany mother of ex Judge William Schnitzpan died at 53 Woodbine Street. Francis B. Asbury Brooklyn 42 Sixth Avenue manfacturer of signs born England. Algernon B. Welch 898 Madison Street Brooklyn fruit merchant born Long Island. Edward Alden Petit son of late Joseph Petit of Brooklyn died apoplexy aged 58. Margaret Ellison Locke widow of Gen. Frederick T. Locke died pneumonia Astoria aged 81. Ernesta Stevens Carleton wife of Dr Spencer Carleton died West Fiftieth Street aged 30s. Theodore T. Budde 57 bookkeeper for Williams Engineering died Fourth Avenue Brooklyn heart disease. George Franklin Johnson Westfield New Jersey eighty-one formerly New York Produce Exchange. associated with Equitable. Joseph Gaylord Thrall leading Connecticut Valley tobacco grower died Hartford eighty. John Degree mining engineer Calumet and Hecla Mining Company died Flatbush seventy-five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Burke
Old Time Telegraphers’ Association
Cheshire
Conn
John A. Norris
Boston
Manila Bay
Annapolis
Capt. Norris
Meadville
Penn
May R. Mills
Frank R. Mills
Rugby Road
Brooklyn
Adirondacks
Lowville
N. Y
M!lis
Christina Schnitzpan
Henry Schnitzpan
William Schnitzpan
Twentieth Assembly District
Charles W. Hallett
Astoria
Locke
Minnie Locke Pray
Howard S. Doane
Johns. Ellison
California
Ernesta Stevens Carleton
Spencer Carleton
West
Fiftieth Street
Edwin Stevens
Lexington
Smith College
Theodore T. Budde
Williama Engineering and Construction Company
Fourth Avenue
Copenhagen
George Franklin Johnson
Westfield
N. J
New York Produce Exchange
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Joseph Gaylord Thrall
Connecticut Valley
Hartford
John Degree
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Clarkson Street
Flatbush
Germany
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices directing marriage and death announcements for The New York Times are to be submitted by telephone to 1000 Bryant. The instruction outlines how to place notices for publication in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriage announcements from June 1910 in New York area churches
A list of marriages dated June 1 2 1910 includes Mary Charlotte Chariton and Dr. William Ernest Blodgett Eliza beth Chariton and Bartow Crocker Elizabeth Coffin Worth and John Ditmars Elizabeth Cobra Holden and Roderick Aitken Dorman Snowden A Fahnestock and Elizabeth Reading Bertron Helen Saunders and Niam Holmes May Moran Hurman Moran listed with spouses and locations across New York City Newark Yonkers and Brooklyn Church notices reference several ministers and venues such as the Church of the Epiphany Morris town N J Warburton Avenue Baptist Church and 46 West 51st Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman—Holden
Madison
N. J
Wendell Prime Keeler
Elizabeth Cobra
Edward P. Holden
Roderick Aitken Dorman
New York City
Fahnestock—Bertron
West Sith St
New York
Ernest M. Stires
Elizabeth
Reading Bertron
Snowden A. Fahnestock
Holmes—Saunders
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
Yonkers
Chester F. Ralston
William F. Stevenson
Helen Matheson Saundera
Alex. Saunders
Niam H. Appleton Holmes
N. Y
Hurdman—Moran
Moran “Sredegick H
Hurime
Marriages listed in Brooklyn and vicinity notices
A long list of marriage notices from June 1 to May 31 across Brooklyn and surrounding towns. Entries name brides and grooms, their hometowns, and the ceremony dates with churches or venues. Several couples appear with full names and partners, including Madison, Dyer, Sackheim, and Krull connections.
Obituary notices from New York area deaths June 1910
Deaths and funeral notices listed for numerous individuals across New York City and nearby areas. Entries include age, residence, and funeral arrangements with times and locations such as St Pauls Church Richmond Va Trinity Church Woodlawn Cemetery and Frank Campbell Building details.
Obituary notices list dozens of New York area deaths
The Brooklyn and New Haven obituary section lists numerous names with addresses and dates from May 31 to June 2. Entries include Palmer John 406 West 29th St aged , Rice Dorothy K 308 West 804 St aged 82 funeral private, and many others across Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey with scattered funeral to day or tomorrow notes and ages ranging from infants to 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernebruch
Leon de
Seton Hospital
Collins
James C
East 87Th St
Connor
Josephine
Dwyer
Ellen
Palmer
John
West 29Th St
Rice
Dorothy K
West
Scoging
Sarah
Carter Av
Ren
Yaree Sa
Smythe
Edmund
Spelman
Margaretta M
M. Thornton
Elizabeth F
Charles
Walsh
William A
West 127Th St
Memorial Masses Set for Newark Clergy
Masses scheduled for tomorrow include Elizabeth Memoriace at St Columbe's Church in Newark with Father McAviney presiding at 8 00 A M and a Mass for Philip and Mary at Holy Name Harrison New Jersey at 7 30 A M.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access Via Trains Trolleys and Carriage
Easily reachable Woodlawn Cemetery noted as served by Tier trains from Grand Central Webster and Avenue trolleys and by carriage to Si Views Sengnese with a reference to 4856 Gramereys for use SyrE or on Babe eat 20 East 230 T. N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster
Aerems Avenue
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Good Who
King IN Commerce Chamber
George V
Mr. Schiff
Roosevelt
C. A. Moore
Hunt Club of
Claude Montefiore
Mrs. Belmont
Social Notes
Joseph L. Delafield
Antoinette Heckscher
Elizabeth Stevens
Margaret Tailer
Jacob H. Schhiff
Claude G. Montefiore
Daniel S. Torrance
Lenox, Mass
Frohman
Griffeth—Fay
Robbins—Farmer
Spectal
Sait Weds
Mary Bishop
W.E. Blodgett
Laing—Fuller
Shideler
Deering
Pilger—Rhoades
Joseph S. Harris
Cooper. Union
Exer
Cises
Otes
Chester Billings & Son
Randel, Baremore,& Billings
Billings
Waldorf
Ave
Allen—Hosford
Gertrude Hoeford
William P. Allen
Dewsbury
Charles Kemble
Bowers
Ruth Bowers
Edward B. Kemble
Ene
Annie Mills
Hugh Gore McCollom
Kelly
Irene E. Kelly
William McCollom
Macfarland
Chadwick
Linnington Chadwick
Howard MacFarland
Stone—Deitz
Laura Deitz
Paul P. Stone
Pela-Dusan Jene
Jane Dugan
Samuel Pell
Titus—Aten
Erna Aten
Henry B. Titus, Jr
Long Island
Baker—Campbell
Richmond Hill
Alice Campbell
Alfred E. Baker
Mansfield—Southard
Baldwin
Edith Southard
William C. Mansfield
Rutherford
Higbie
Springfield
May Highle
Charles Rutherford
Boddy
Klemm
Annie Klemm
Arthur D. Boddy
Clarke—Carter
East Orange
Janet Carter
Roger Clarke
Maddock
Joslin
Trenton
Clara Joslin
Alexander H. Maddock
Quinn—Clark
May Clark
Joseph A. Quinn
Southard — Barnes
Hoboken
Harriet Barnes
Frank Southard
West Brook
Armstrong
Newton
Laurestine Armstrong
Nathan B. West- Brook
Snow —Schember
Mabel Schember
George 8S
Snow
Daniels—Wheeler
Esie Wheeler
George J. Daniell
van Wagner
Hasbrouck
Willow
Memio Hasbrouck
William van Wagner
Hugh S
Susan McIlvain
Coutant
Charles Albert
St. Nicholas Av
Driggs
Washington Av
W. Drig
Greenwich
Conn Harris
School House Lane
Kearney
Christiana Waugh
Bedford Park
William Kearney
Bronxville
Wrentham
Morgan
Ige Morgan
Matthew
Annie Cole Morgan
Munford
Frank E. Campbell
Schlott
Emma B
Joseph
Helene Schiott
West 25Th St
Woodlawn
Sheldon
Charles H. Sheldon
Radlett
Herts
Subira
Louis Subira
Frank Campbell
Tetamore
Elizabeth Martin
John W. Tetamore
White Plains
Edward A. Anderson
Waller Av. Plains
Pleasantville
Westerman
Anna Westerman
West 234 Bt
Campbell Building
Betts
Adelaide
State
Kane
Catherine D
A M. Laney
Joseph A
McGuire
Thomas B
Hubbard Place
Moran
Frank J
Brooklyn Hospital
Nichols
Elizabeth S
Hotel St. George
Schnitzpan
Christina
Woodboine
Aye
Mary E
Herkimer St
A. Stuart —Brauile H
Bingmann
Helen
Evergreen
Blaum
Brisbie
Helena
Ridgewood
Doerrzopf
Frank
Grove
Fitzgibbons
Bridget
Laurel Hill
Germond
Joseph H
Freeport
Graham
Marcella
Whitestone
Hering
George L
Elmhurst
O'Connor
Corona
Rost
Silas
Jamaica
Sammis
Seafert
Michael
Weiss
Aitkens
Daniel S
Allen
John V
Appell
Conrad
Bayonne
Colfax
Emma
Broad St
Joseph F
Coughlin
Camden St
D'Arcy
James M
Scenie I
Norfolk St
Emerson
Napoleon
Gaun
William
Bridgeton
A. Heimmel
Edward W. Elisabeth
P. M. Hoffmann
Margaret
West Hoboken
Hyde
Union Hill
Lane 1
James
Theresa
Paterson
George F
Kennedy
Walter
Communicaw
Jersey City
Lukowiak
Leo J
Belleville
A. M. McElroy
J. Flavell
Sherman Av
Opitz
Louisa
Orange
Bernard A
Summit Av
Reilly
Forrest St
the Reid
Ida E
Buyck
Henry
Poughkeepsie
Christie
Ierbert
Nyack
Priscilla E
Coe
Joseph B
Colwbell
Jerah
Newburgh
HYATT
Hester
Peekskill
Potts
Charles W
Clermont
Undeertakeers
Cuapela
Tal
Chelses
Jews & Gencer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!