British Laureate Alfred Austin Dies at 78 in Kent
Alfred Austin, British Laureate since 1896, died at Swinford Old Manor Ashford Kent after a long illness. Born May 30 1835 near Leeds he studied law before turning to literature and poetry. He wrote English Lyrics and To England and played a key role as journalist and critic.
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Lixvon
Alfred Austin
Swinford Old Manor
Ashford
Kent
Queen Victoria
Lord Tennyson
Edwin Arnold
Algernon Charles Swinburnie
Austin
Lord Salisbury
England
Ife
Meadingly
Leeds
Joseph Locke
Alfred
Stonyhurst College
St. Mary's College
Oscott
University of London
Randolph
Jie
Temple
Bilack- Bione
Italy
A. Satre
London Standard
The
Quarterly Review
Standard
Rome
Ecumenical Council
William
Russia
Eurepe
Isio
Death of Edward VII Revered King and Mourning Crowd
An obituary note recalls the death of Edward VII and the nation’s mourning crowd gathered as the late sovereign’s passing shadows a realm of royal memory. The piece also mentions Austin’s autobiography published two years earlier.
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Edward VII
Austin
Likely Next Poet Laureate Sparks Debate in London
London chatter centers on who should succeed the late Poet Laureate. William Watson faces skepticism despite stature, while Alfred Noyes is favored by many in literary circles. Thomas Hardy marks his 73rd birthday as speculation swirls over the office's future.
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London
Whle
Asquith
William Watson
Pegasus
Pope
Kipling
Stephen Phillips
Thomas Hardy
John Masefield
Henry Newbuilt
Alfred Noyes
Alfred Noyes Silent on Death of Austin Poet Laureate
Special to The New York Times from Boston June 2 Alfred Noyes English poet grew quiet on the death of art Austin the English Poet Laureate. He prepared to return home and leave soon after news broke, having been a guest of Richard Thomas Bailey Aldrich and his wife. He is reportedly certain to be named Poet Laureate. Noyes refused an interview saying only he was shocked and would go back in a few days.
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New York Times
Boston
Alfred Noyes
Art Austin
Noyes
Richard Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Laurate
Austin
Social notes of society and travel in New York
Mrs William M Fieltmann and daughter Lida sail on the Mauretania June 11 for Europe with London first stop for Lida at the International Horse Show. A roster of society departures and weddings follows including the de Gersdorffs at Hotel Gotham, Hotchkin family summering in South Haven, Snodgrasses en route to Europe, Phillips sailing to Genoa, Peck planning to open their country place June 20, and multiple weddings and engagements in New York and surrounding towns.
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William M. Fieltmann
Lida Fieltmann
Mauretania
Europe
London
Miss Fieltmann
A. de Gersdorff
East Sixtyfourth Street
Gotham
Col
Walter Bryant Hotchkin
Casa Amarilla
South Haven
L. L
Moscow
Russia
John H. Snodgrass
Washington, D. C
Walcott
J. Campbell Phillips
Moltke
Genoa
Intra
Lake Mattiere
New York
Leicester O. Peck
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Peck
Oscar Burke
Edna Marston
Delmonico’s
Harriet Ferry
EB. Hayward Ferry
William de Forrest Manice
William Manice
St. Thomas's Church
Ferry
West Fifty-sixth Street
Sally van Zile
Edward van Zile
Walter F. Scott
Birmingham
Ala
West Twentieth Street
Mgr. Lavelle
Ethel Thompson
Richard Thompson
Henry Fletcher
Field Point Park
Greenwich
Ocean Travelers Transatlantic Liners and Passengers
Transatlantic liners Kronprinz Wilhelm Potsdam Moltke Minot, and others list passengers aboard sailing from Bremen Rotterdam and Naples with names such as Leah Baird E Baker Barbara Cook Edith Hill Rudolf Towers and Helen Wade. Also arrival notices show passengers including E Hunt Allen Marion Avery Betty Drage and Helen Paul aboard ships like Minnetonka California and Prins Friedrich Wilhelm.
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Frank G. Smith
Florence Tomson
Otto Wagner
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Walton I. Arms
C. Anderson
J. Campbell
J. E. Crew
D. Davidson
E. Eames
Edith Hill
F. Palmer
M T Hutchens
Anna Patton
Kerr
R. Mandell
P. M
A. S. Parker
F. W. Edgar
J. Devu
A. W. Foman
F. W. Fulton
T. G. Evans
H. D. Greenwald
R. 8. Gould
R. C. Penfield
Sprague
T. C. Pearce
F. J
F. J. Taten
Rudolf Towers
Melvin B. Wright
Helen A. Wade
Minnetonka
London
E. Hunt Allen
F. H. Appleton
G. Atkinson
Marion Avery
E. M. Byrne
May Laura Crawley
F. B
Irvi
Betty Drage
Wilbur C. King Fisher
Fisk
William Griffin
Col. C. Hallett
Morris C. James
James Caffon
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
David Albert
Henry Becker
Cramer
William Devens
Minnie Driscoll
Mary P. Grace
A. Jordan
M. Wagner
Barrow
Nieuw Amsterdam
H. J. Bradshaw
Maude L. Barrett
J. S. Con
J. Howland Davis
HL Land
BE. M. Holloway
A. T. Knee- H. Puffer
Dorothy Snowden
Mott McWilliams
J. H. Young
Langfeld Engaged to Samuel Strouse in Barree County
Miss Langfeld becomes engaged to Samuel Strouse of Barree County. No wedding date has been set.
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Miss Langfeld
S. v
Wickesbarre
Moma
Dave
Samuel Strouse
Aia Langfeld
Photographs of Scott Antarctic Expedition Shown at Lyric
Moving pictures of Captain Scott and his Terra Nova party were presented at the Lyric Theatre. The Gaumont film, by Herbert Ponting, covers the voyage from the Terra Nova through icebound seas to Glacier Point and the polar march, including the later deaths of Scott Wilson and Bowers, with scenes of dogs, seals, and Antarctic life.
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Robert Falcon Scott
South Pole
Lyric Theatre
Herbert G. Ponting
Gaumont Company, Ltd
London
Paris
Ernest Torrence
Gaumont
Scott
Orno
Glacier Point
Edward A. Wilson
Pole
H.R. Bowers
L. E. G. Oakes
Edgar Wilson
Wilson
Bowers
Emby Scott
Ponting
Antarctic
Dance for Miss Lazo Before St. Regis Wedding
John F. Steinman of Lancaster hosts a dinner and dance at the St. Regis for Miss Blanche Lazo and wedding attendants. Attendants include maid of honor Gabrielle McQuade and others. Kenneth Loose may be replaced by Mario Lazo as usher.
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John F. Steinman
Lancaster
Penn
Blanche Lazo
St. Regis
Miss Lazo
Gabrielle McQuade
Elizabeth Steinman
Caroline Franklin
Jean Stewart
Janet Stone
Coatesville
New_York
Guy Hutchinson
Spencer G. Nauman
Antonio Lazo, Jr
Davis Morris
Gilbert Rieman
Kenneth Loose
Mario Lazo
Roof Garden Opens With Houdini and a Lake Backdrop
William Hammerstein ushered in the roof garden season with seventeen acts including a lake backdrop on stage and the new Houdini torture cell. The audience enjoyed the spectacle, the cows with dairymaids, and a varied bill featuring the Williams Brothers, the Juggling Banans, Bert Melrose, Phina and Her Picks, and Gertrude Vanderbilt among others.
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William Hammerstein
Harry Houdini
Chabas
d'Art
Williams Brothers
Banans
Mayo and Allman
Prince Flora
Monkey
Phina
Her Picks
Bert Melrose
Harry Howard
Herman Timberg
The
Bogannys
Brice and
Gonne
Gertrude Vanderbilt
George Moore
Seven Blacks
Harry Weber
Ethel Wilson
Langslows
McBurney Special in Fatal Wreck Near North Kent
A special train chartered by Dr. C H McBurney of New York returning empty from Stockbridge Mass collided head on with a milk train on the Berkshire division of the New Haven road. Engineer Rigby was killed and the milk train crew escaped.
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McBurney
North Kent
Conn
C. H. McBurney
New York
Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire
New Haven Road
Rigby
The Harlem Opera House hosts The Traveling Salesman this week
Variety of acts fill Manhattan venues including The Girl of the Golden West at the Harlem and Cecil Spooner’s The Country Boy at his theatre. Other bills feature The Girl from Rector's, The Gambler of the West, The Squaw Man, monologues, operatic acts, vaudeville routines, and wax figures of prominent men at Eden.
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Harlem Opera House
Manhattan Opéra House
Cecil Spooner
Corse’ Payton
the Park
Rector’s
Olympic
Mount Morris Stock Company
Proctor’s
Twenty-third Street
Frank Bush
Luigi de Oro
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
125Th Street
F. Keith
Union Square Théatre
Mabelle Adams
Eden
White
Georgie
Che
Satie
Dixon
International Women's Congress Opens At Sorbonne
Paris June 2 a brilliant reception marked the opening of the International Women's Congress in the Sorbonne Minister of the Interior Louis L Klotz presided and praised women in public hygiene urging seats on health boards Countess of Aberdeen president of the council thanked the gathering Notable attendees include Mrs May Wright Sewall Mrs Jules Siegfried Watchine and Mrs Dobson The congress will meet with President Poincaré at the Elysee Thursday and will discuss suffrage among other topics
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Paris
Sorbonne
International Women's Congress
Interior
Louis L. Klotz
Countess of Aberdeen
International Council
Mme. Poincaré
Elysée Palace
May Wright Sewall
Indianapolis
Jules Siegfried Watchine
Russia
Dobson
Tasmania
Julien high praised in Paris premiere dress rehearsal
Paris critics hail Gustave Charpentier's Julien as his best work yet. The four act opera with eight tableaux follows a poet's pursuit of beauty across Rome Hungary Brittany and Montmartre. Charpentier wrote the libretto. this thirteen year return headlines the Paris season.
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Paris
Gustave Charpentier
Julien
Charpentier
Louise
Rome
Hungary
Brittany
Montmartre
Sir Henry Bennett Dies Suddenly in London
Sir Henry Curtis Bennett, the newly appointed Chief Magistrate at Bow Street Court, died suddenly in London after giving a speech. He collapsed near a tea service. Lady Bennett found him unresponsive beside his spouse.
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NEW York Times
London
Sir Henry Curtis Bennett
Bow Street Court
Bennett
Tragic Boardwalk Death Of Consul General's Wife
Mrs Hilda T Jones 31 wife of Dr John Edward Jones United States Consul General at Winnipeg Manitoba died in her Coleman House apartment after a heart attack Sunday night while strolling the Asbury Park boardwalk. The Joneses occupy apartments at the Plaza Washington and had come to the seaside for health.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Hilda T. Jones
John Edward Jones
United States
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Coleman House
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Note Multiple Figures Died
A long list of deaths reported from Philadelphia Brooklyn Weehawken Concord and Chicago includes Dr Edward Fahey Henry G Mowry Hannah Craft Peter Heagney Gertrude Fowler Bent George L Hall John Kimball Frederick Forchheimer William Middleton Clarence Sanford John W Wood George S Hutchings John A Lehti Thomas Carraher John Kennedy Katherine Hoppin Richmond Henry G Jackson Captain John W Lockwood Julia Belizabeth Swift Marcia Sophia Bugbef Gen Joseph Leake Victor G Williams Regina Streiter Henry McMurty Captain Michael Kirby Charles Minard Levi Schoonover and others. The notices cover politicians physicians engineers merchants artists and public figures with ages and home locales.
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Edward Fahey
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Henry G. Mowry
Brooklyn G. A. R
Brooklyn
Conn
Hannah M. Craft
Frost Craft
Frederick Kopetschny
Park Place
Peter Heagney
George L. Hall
National Railways Material Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Suhhday
Princeton University
John Kimball
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Frederick Forchheimer
Ohio-Miami Medical College
Clarence R. Sanford
William Street
St. Mark's Avenue
New York University
John WL. Wood
Woodhaven Bank
Woodhaven
L. L
Colorado
Denver
George 8. Hutchings
Hutchings Organ Company
Cambridge and
Thomas Carraher
Flushing
Franklin Place
John Kennedy
Central Park
Seton Hospital
Katherine Hoppin Richmond
David Richmond
Henry D. Waller
St. George's Episcopal Church
Sanford Avenue
New York
Henry G. Jackson
Southern Tier
Binghamton
N. Y
John W. Lockwood
Greenwich
Julia Belizabeth Swift
Judson Swift
D. D
The
American Tract Society
Highland Boulevard
Marcia Sophia Bugbef
West Thirty-ninth Street
Joseph RB. Leake
Chicago
Victor G. Williams
Percy G. Wiliams
Woodward
Mauretania
Wit
Louise Holmes
Burton Holmes
Regina Streiter
Sherman Street
Montclair
Joseph Streiter
Henry McMurty
Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Company
John E. McMurty
New Brunswick
N. J
Michael& Kirby
Newes Eae
South Anee
N. A
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Minard
Duane E. Minard
Rockeway Valley
Ieford Avenue
Williamsburg
William H. Touhey
Touhey Coagans
Sevice
Ham & In
Levy Schoonover
Rockefeller Institute Pensions Expanded for Retirees
The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research announces a new pension plan funded by John D. Rockefeller. The three-quarter pay option applies to members retiring at 65 after fifteen years of service, with scaled pensions for earlier retirement and provisions for total disability, widows, and orphans.
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
John D. Rockefeller
Fromva
Fort Washington Church Requires Health Certificates for Marriage
Fort Washington Reformed Church voted 10 to 2 to require health certificates from a physician for all couples prior to performing marriage ceremonies. The Executive Committee approved, aligning with the pastor who supported the measure as a public eugenics related policy, marking a first official church action of its kind in the country.
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Fort Washington
Seasick Fishes Arrive in New York Aquarium Voyage
L L Mowbray, official fish catcher for the New York Aquarium, returned with 475 specimens from tropical waters aboard a Mallory liner. Cold seas caused many to die or be lost. only twenty five failed to reach New York, with some fish reportedly seasick during the voyage.
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Imperial
Key ‘West
L. L. Mowbray
New York Aquarium
Boston
Mowbray
Girl's Auto Kills Girl in Brooklyn Road Accident
Lillian Reeve daughter of Franklin H Reeve a 219 Keap Street builder drove with her father and grandfather along Shore Road Sheepshead Bay yesterday when Amil Sentino seven ran in front of the car She died en route to Coney Island Hospital Mrs Josie Lentino mother of the dead girl became hysterical and needed medical care The Lentino family lives at 1658 Snore Road The father is a shoemaker Witnesses said the accident was unavoidable.
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Lillian Reeve
Franklin H. Reeve
Keap Street
Brooklyn
Shore Road
Sheepshead Bay
Amil Sentino
Coney Island Hospital
Josie Lentino
Lentino
Snore Road
Gettysburg in Motion Pictures at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House shows a moving picture version of The Battle of Gettysburg this week. The film vividly presents key Civil War events while a Southern couple’s romance drives the plot, and the battle features as a backdrop to their story.
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Gettysburg
Grand Opera House
Gettys
Frazee Buys Stage Rights to Iole Stories for New Opera
H H Frazee secures from Robert W Chambers the stage rights to the Iole stories. Chambers collaborates with Ben Teal on the libretto and directing. Frederic Stn Parene Weed writes the score for a new production at The Now Liberty Theatre.
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H. H. Frazee
Robert W. Chambers
Iole
Ben Teal
Frederic Stn Parene Weed’ Mone
Liberty Theatre
Amusement Notes Sales of Fresh Beef Inquiry
Amusement Notes reports on Company sales of fresh beef during a period, outlining figures and market activity. The article notes regional distribution, pricing, and vendor activity affecting turnover.
Kissing Maid The Columbia Presents Summer Burlesque Show
The Kissing Maid an Edward Har ford and Sam Howe burlesque at the Columbia Theatre features Sam Jone as chief fun-maker. The production follows principals from Jean in France to Port Said and Cairo Khédive's palace with color and music. Broad humor and dancing numbers aim to entertain summer patrons at the usual policy venue.
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Edward Harford
Sam Howe
Ae Theatre
Peek
Sam Jone
Jean
France
Port Said
Cairo
Columbia
Miss Cunningham Weds Vincent Shaw in St Patrick’s
Miss Emma Pauline Cunningham daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cunningham of this city married Vincent Shaw in a ceremony at St Patrick’s officiated by Rev Father Mahoney. The bride wore white brocaded satin with princess lace and orange blossoms. Attendant Miss Anna Cunningham in blue with orchid bouquet. Best man Charles J Cunningham. After a small reception the couple left for Colorado Springs and will reside in Rochester NY after July 1.
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Emma Pauline Cunningham
Charles Win Cunningham
Vincent Shaw
Father Mahoney
Anna Cunningham
Charles J. Cunningham
St. R i
Colorado Springs
Rochester
N. Y
Rosenthal Roth Wedding in New York Home Ceremony
Miss Jessie Roth daughter of Philip Roth married Gustav M. Rosenthal son of Mr and Mrs Meyer Rosenthal of Nuremberg Germany at 5 PM yesterday at 50 East Ninety sixth Street Rev Dr Rudolph Grossman officiated Maid of honor was Edith Cohn Flower girl Martha Roth Page Julian Cohn Best man Isadore Cohn Ushers Joseph L Wolf Siegfried Rosenthal Dr MAel Getzoff and Mark J Cohn Reception followed They plan to sail Thursday for Europe and will reside in the city this Fall
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Jessie Roth
Philip Roth
Gustav M. Rosenthal
Meyer Rosenthal
Nuremberg
Germany
East Ninety-sixth Street
Rudolph Grossman
Edith Cohn
Martha Roth
Julian Cohn
Isadore Co
Miss Anna Foster Robinson to Wed Arthur W Butler
Miss Anna Foster Robinson will marry Arthur W Butler on June 17 at St George's Stuyvesant Square with sister Pauline Robinson as maid of honor. Best man is Andrew V Stout and ushers are Henry Spies Kip Dexter Blagden E Hubert Litchfield and Beverly Robinson. Reception at 42 West Thirty-seventh Street.
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Anna Foster Robinson
Arthur W. Butler
St. George's
Stuyvesant Square
Pauline Robinson
Mr. Butler
Andrew V. Stout
Henry Spies Kip
Dexter Blagden
E. Hubert Litchfield
Beverly Robinson
Beverley Robinson
Rs. Robinson
West Thirty-seventh Street
Miss Owen Weds L A Jenkins in St Bartholomew’s Chapel
Leonard Abbott Jenkins son of Dr Newell Sill Jenkins and Mrs Jenkins of Dresden Germany and Miss Mary Grace Owen daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Owen of Oswego married yesterday afternoon in the chapel of St Bartholomew's Church. The Rev Dr Leighton Parks officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Percy Owen. Best man was William Robison Brown of Ilin NH. Ushers Irwin Rew Chicago William C Wartenberg New Haven R R Walbridge Noble F Hoggson T Frederic Silkman Calvert Townley New York. The couple will reside in New Haven Connecticut.
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Owen
L. A. Jenkins
Leonard Abbott Jenkins
Newell Sill Jenkins
Jenkins
Dresden
Germany
Mary Grace Owen
Joseph Owen
Oswego
St. Bartholomew's Church
Leighton Parks
Percy Owen
Willam Robison Brown
Ilin
N. H
Lieut. Overton to Marry at St James Greeneville
Lieut. William Wallace Overton of the U.S. Cavalry stationed at Fort Myer Virginia and Miss Ruth Inman Brabson of Greeneville Tennessee will wed at St James Church Greeneville on Wednesday June 11. Overton, son of Winfield Scott Overton, served in the Spanish American War with the Twenty second Regiment New York Volunteers.
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William Wallace Overton
Whitestone
United States Cavalry
Fort Myer
Virginia
Ruth Inman Brabson
Greeneville
Tenn
St. James's Church
Winfield Scott Overton
Twenty-second Regiment
New York Volunteers
Miss Braine Weds H H Dall at Brooklyn Church
Miss Heloise de Gray Braine daughter of the late Rear Admiral Daniel Lawrence Braine U S N married Horace Holley Dall yesterday at St Pauls Church Brooklyn. The Rev Mr Wilson officiated. Dall is son of the late Austin Dall of Baltimore and his mother Mary Austin Brand of Lexington. The bride’s mother Mary Elizabeth Fulton of Brooklyn attended.
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Braine
H. H. Dall
Heloise de Gray Braine
Daniel Lawrence Braine
Horace Holley Dall
St. Paul's Church
Clinton and
Carroll Streets
Brooklyn
Wilson
Dall
Austin Dall
Baltimore, Md
Mary Austin Brand
Lexington
Mary Elizabeth Fulton
Dunne Announces Daughter Kathleen to Dunning
Mr and Mrs Desmond Dunne of Brooklyn announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Dunne to Clifford A Dunning son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunning of 161 Henry Street The couple both attend Williams College and no wedding date has been set.
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Desmond Dunne
Brooklyn
Kathleen Dunne
Clifford A. Dunning
Clarence
Henry Street
Williams College
East Side Clerks Strike Ends as Weekday Work Resumes
Sixty wholesale cotton and woolen clerks who struck Saturday night to avoid Saturday work returned to their posts yesterday. Employers aim to abolish Saturday shifts, while clerks assert their Sabbath starts Friday sundown and ends Saturday sundown yet they labored on Saturdays and Sundays.
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East Side
Apple Orchard Investment on Hudson River Prospect
Advertisement touts owning 5 or 10 acre apple orchards along the Hudson. Managed by noted horticulturists, promising up to 500 dollars per acre annually in Oregon-style payouts, 5 percent interest for five years, with harvests starting, an estimated 1000 dollars annual return for 5 acres, and a buyback if unsatisfied at term.
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Hudson
Oregon
Marriages listed in June 2 1913 notices
Multiple couples announced in June 1913 from New York New Jersey and Brooklyn registrations. Joine de Gray Braine and Horace Holley Dall wed at St Pauls Clinton and Carrol Streets Brooklyn. Eleanor Prentice and Joseph Hoagland’s nuptials occurred in Rumson New Jersey. Elizabeth Schoeler and Frederick Humphreys wed in New York. Anna Winston Kilbreth and James Kilbreth wed at Woodmere Long Island. Olive Miner and Edward Spaulding married in New York City. Mary Holmes and James Sturdevant tied the knot in Summit New Jersey.
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William S. P. Prentice
Joseph €. Hoagland
Raymond, Hoagland
Humphreys — Schoeler
Richard B. Schoeler
Zabeth
Rich
B. Schoeler
Frederick Brown Humphreys
Kipp—Sullivan
James E. Sullivan Ounces
New York City
George Clark Peck
Olive Strong Miner
Elizabeth
Donald Curtis
Alfred Leonard Curtis
Edward Gleason Spaulding
Princeton
Sturdevant—Olmes
Summit
N. J
Minot
Morgan
Mary Proctor Holmes
Davis Graves and Dorman De Rogy Marriages
In Newark Delaware on June 1 Fannie Graves married Lewis O Davis. On May 28 Hazel Dorman wed Eugene De Rogy Jr in a formal ceremony.
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DE Rogy
Dorman
Hazel Dorman
Eugene de Rogy, Jr
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area dates
Multiple listings announce deaths and funeral arrangements for Frederick Anthony Emilie Ashfield Mary Benedict Henrietta Betts John C Bouton Marcia Bugbee Della Burnstine Ellen Rebecca Rolfe Chapman Augustus Clason James Everard William Fleming Harriet Terwilleger Emilie Kerr Caroline Krumwiede Anna Melvain William Moran Laurence Muller Edward Newell Amelia Russell Leashest Martin Joseph Swift Carrie Weill and others. Details include residence addresses dates June 1 1913 to 1918 and service times, often with private interment or flowers omitted.
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50Th St
West 55Th St
Levy
Newark
N. J
Fanny Levy
Joseph Levy
Louis
Clinton Avenue
B'nai Jeshurun
Elizabeth
Lyon
Clark
West 25
Campbell Building
McBurney
Park Av
New York
Margaret Wulboughby Weston
Charles McBurney
Stockbridge
Mass
Boston
Chappaqua
N. Y
Maria Therese Ee Melvin
Ye Melvin
Arch of the Blessed Sacrament
West 71St St
Madison Av
Alexander Hamilton Post
Muller
Briarcliff Lodge
Laurence Muller
J Adrian H
Catherine Schermerhorn Abeel
Newell
Fatarich Ziremermann
Bronx
Silliman
Joseph Swift
Brooklyn
Judson Swift
D. D. Weill
Solomon Wei
Carrie
Funeral notices from New York City listings June 2
A long list of death notices and funeral details from New York area addresses. Entries include names such as Amelia Dudick Henry Ford Elizabeth Fleming Caroline Frankel Mariana Rogger Mary Mayo Jeremiah Smith Hiram Everett and many others with addresses in Harlem upper Manhattan and nearby communities. Many services set for today with times from 9 AM to 3 PM and several tomorrow.
In Memoriam Abbie G Meladghlis Newark Church
In memoriam Abbie G Meladghlis of St Michael's Church Newark. Notices indicate a remembrance service today at 7:30 PM.
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Meladghlis
Abbie G
Ane
Meyi
St. Michael’ Church
Newark
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Frederick S
Hawthorne St
Thurmbucckler
Ellen E
Smith St
Jersey City and
Bartqn
William H
Orange &J.ana
Dolan
Exa
Hartford St
Dwyer
Hulsizer
Lole A
Brunswick St
Jones
Arthur P
East Kinney At
Keeble
Charles A
J. Pets AY
Jersey City
Lewis
Robert C
4Th Av
Lynn
J E
Union &T
O'Connell
Bartholomew
St. St
Perkins
Curtain
Fairmount
Scanlon
Mary F
Scheiner
Leondroleer
Spencer
James D
South 12Th St
Whelan
James
Parker
Newa
Anna
Punecal
Cameron
Jamaica
Westchester County
McCue
Agnes
Palisades Av
Mosse
Paulding
Andre
Holt and Cok
Briarcliff Realty CO
East 48Th St
Frank E. Campbell
Knoe Motor Hearses
Woodlawn Cemetery
Osten
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!