Du Barry by Jessaline Rodgers Delights and Disturbs American
A review of Miss Jessaline Rodgers in Lorraine Hollis’s play at the American Theatre contrasts her gentle buoyancy with Mrs. Carter’s flamboyance. Rodgers portrays Du Barry as human, playful, and determined to reach court while facing revolution and the guillotine with surprising composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
Jeanne du Barry
the du Parry
Jessaline Rodgers
Mrs.Carter
Lorraine Hollis
France
du Barry
American Theatre
Mansfield
Earl of Rosslyn signs Frohman contract for New York debut
London reports the Earl of Rosslyn signs with Charles Frohman to star as a young lover in Captain Marshall's new comedy at the Garrick Theatre in New York opening Sept 5. He will sail Aug 8 for the United States and will be billed as the Earl of Rosslyn there. Alicia Cortelyou joins to support William Illett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Rosslyn
Charles Frohman
Garrick Theatre
New York
Capt. Marshall
Earl of Roslyn
Edward
United States
Jamies Erskine
Mr. Frohman
Earl of
Rosslyn
Frohman
Alicia Cortelyou
William Illett
Miss Cortelyou
George B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Wilson Barrett
Reed files second bankruptcy petition in theater management
John Allen Reed, theatrical manager of the Knickerbocker Theatre Building, files a second bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 3761 dollars and no assets. His first petition on October 31, 1901, showed 12446 dollars in liabilities and was discharged March 17, 1902. Personal liabilities, mainly for actors and actresses from Her Ladyship and One of the Bravest, were incurred between November 1, 1901, and April 10, 1902, with twenty six creditors including Charles McCarthy 1500 dollars William Currin 500 dollars Allen Davenport 186 dollars and May Donohue 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen Reed
Knickerbocker Theatre
Charles McCarthy
William Currin
Allen Davenport
May Donohue
Weddings of a Day Charles A Skidmore Grace Richards wed in Trinity Chapel
Charles A Skidmore grandson of Samuel Tredwell Skidmore and Grace Hurd Richards daughter of Peyton C Richards and granddaughter of Charles Fessenden were married at 4 pm in Trinity Chapel West Twenty fifth Street. Rev Morgan Dix officiated. The chapel housed with arches of oak leaves and roses. The bride wore pearl white satin brocade with lace yoke and a tulle veil. A small reception followed at the bride's parents home 2 West Thirty six Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Skidmore
Samuel Tredwell Skidmore
Grace Hurd Richards
Peyton C. Richards
Charles Fessenden
Trinity
Frances Owen
Fisses Lita Berry
Edith Plummer
Madeleine McGuire
Edith Skidmore
Frances Thornton
Alice C. Adams
Gerald Stratton
Mr. Skidmore
Augustus F. Ireland
Robert Talmadge
Edward du Vivier
Arthur Gouverneur Morris
West Thirty-sixth Street
Caulkins Platt Wedding In Englewood Daisy Theme
Miss Sara Platt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Platt wed Edward Burns Caulkins of Detroit at her Tenafly Road home in Englewood. Rev George F Flichtner presided. Ada Howard was maid of honor and Dr Frederick Waldron best man. Flowers formed daisy chains as a wedding motif. A large reception followed with guests from Detroit and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Sara Platt
Charles B. Platt
Tenafly Road
Edward Burns Caulkins
Detroit
George F. Flichtner
St. Paul’s Church
Ada Howard
New York
Frederick Waldron
Ann Arbor
Mich
Vassar College
Grace Hubbell Weds Dr Henry Rowland in Connecticut Ceremony
Grace Churchill Hubbell and Dr Henry Cottrell Rowland married at Christ Church Greenwich with Rev. Sidney Hubbell Treat officiating. Attendants included George Hubbell Jr as best man and Mary Josephine Rowland as bridesmaid. Two hundred guests attended a 3:30 to 5:30 reception at the Hubbell home before the couple left for Maine and plans to settle later in Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Grace Churchill Hubbell
George Wolcott Hubbell
Henry Cottrell Rowland
Christ Church
Sidney Hubbell Treat
Greenfield
Mass
George Thompson
George Wolcott Hubbell, Jr
Mary Josephine Rowland
Kathrin Parrish
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Edward Trudeau
Frank Parker
Cornelius Vanwagon
Henry T. Maury
Philip Stillman
Jasper Rowland
Gerritt Smith
Maine
Florence Bartel Register Weds Henry A Daily in Philadelphia
A large New York guest list attended the high noon ceremony at First Unitarian Church as Miss Florence Bartel Register, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Register of Ardmore, married Henry A. Daily of New York. Rev Ecob officiated. The bride wore white satin with duchesse lace and a tulle veil, carried lilies of the valley. The best man and ushers included Northrup Fowler and several city and national figures. reception followed at 1900 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
New York
Florence Bartel Register
H. C. Register
Ardmore
Henry A. Daily
First Unitarian Church
Ecob
Northrup Fowler
Matthew Baird, Jr
Henry V. Register
H. Bartel Brazier
Edward Dailey
J. Sawyer Wilson, Jr
Baltimore
James Magee
Pittsburg
William H. Claflin
Frances Stotesbury
Edith Stotesbury
Helen Brooke
Lydia Clothier
Elizabeth Runk
Spruce Street
Pretty Ossining Wedding at Highland Avenue Church
Miss Mabel Park Curtis daughter of Henry N. Curtis of George H Prentiss & Co. and Percy W. Rice of Ossining wed in a crowded Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church ceremony. Officiants were Rev. Dr. W F Anderson and Rev. James A. Williams. Ruth Curtis served as maid of honor. bridesmaids were Mary W. Mason and Lucy E. North. Charles Edgar Rice Jr. served as best man. ushers Frank North and Adolphus L. Johnson. A reception followed at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Mabel Park Curtis
Henry N. Curtis
George H Prentiss & Co
James A. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Mary .W. Mason
Metuehen
N. J
Lucy E. North
Montclair
Charles Edgar Rice, Jr
Frank North
Adolphus L. Johnson
Grace Leskom Weds Rev. George Russell in Montclair Church
Grace Leskom daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Leskom married Rev George Jeffrey Russell at First Presbyterian Church Montclair. Ceremony led by Rev Charles T Berry with Rev L S Fulmer assisting. Courtship included maid Clyde McCar roll and best man Rev Frank B Simmons. A reception followed at the Montclair Club and the couple will honeymoon in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Grace Leskom
Edwin
Leskom
First Presbyterian Church
George Jeffrey Russell
Charles T. Berry
Brooklyn
L. S. Fulmer
Clyde McCarroll
Frank B. Simmons
Chicago
Ellen Reid
Edith Manson
Nina Ames
Helen Ingalls
Louise Cary
Thomas Russell
Robert H. Southard
New York
Alexander Armstrong
E. J. Russell
Philadelphia
A. J. Barron
Pittsburg
James Ames
Montclair Club
Russell
Europe
Miss Marie Zimmerman Weds Hammond Lee Harding at Family Home
The wedding of Miss Marie Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zimmerman and Hammond Lee Harding took place yesterday afternoon at the Zimmerran home 316 West Wrighty seventh Street under a white rose canopy. Rev Dr S Delancey Townsend officiated with maid of honor Miss Josephine Higgenbotham in pink silk and lace and a shower bouquet of sweet peas. Best man was Charles A Slosson and ushers included Walter H Mote John B Power Byrd Wellman Robert Zimmerman L Dos Passos H Rogers Jr and J H Drake Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Zimmerman
Joseph Zimmerman
Hammond Lee Harding
West Wrighty Seventh Street
Delancey Townsend
All Angels’ Church
Josephine Higgenbotham
Missie Colver Weds Joseph Brewster Coe in City Home
Missie Colver daughter of Mrs M L r married Joseph Brewster Coe yesterday evening at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs George E Godward 241 West 102nd Street The Rev Henry D Coe pastor of the Baptist Church of Richmond Hill officiated The bride wore a white crepe de chine gown with Irish crochet lace and carried Bride roses and leaves of the valley The bride was attended by her niece Miss Alice Mildred Godward in white lace over pink silk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missie Colver
Joseph Brewster Coe
George E. Godward
West One Hundred and Second Street
Henry D. Coe
Baptist Church of
Richmond Hill
L. L
Alice Mildred Godward
Washington Wedding Ties Miss Stafford to Alfred Whitton
In Washington on June 3 a high mass wedding united Miss Helen Stafford sister of Rev. Dr. D J Stafford with Alfred C Whitton of New York. The ceremony at St Patrick's Church was celebrated by Dr. Stafford with assistance from Mgr Roemer and Rev Thomas F Dolan among other clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington
Helen Stafford
D. J. Stafford
Alfred C. Whitton
New York
Ralston and Aitken Wed in Kenilworth Home Ceremony
Miss Ethel Ralston daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M Ralston of Kenilworth married John Aitken of New York at 4 20 p m today in the home of her grandfather John Gould. Miss Jean Aitken and John Ralston were attendants. Rev Simon J McPherson of Lawrenceville NJ officiated before about eighty five guests and a wedding breakfast was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ethel
Henry Martyn Ralston
Kenilworth
John Aitken
New York
John 8
Ceremony Ends as Couple Heads to Niagara Falls and White Mountains
Son of Red Ba N. J. performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter left after the reception for Niagara Falls. After a two day visit there they will depart for a month in the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ba N. J
Mrs. Hunter
Niagara Falls
White Mountains
Miss Jessamine Stone Weds Charles Van Dresser in St Louis
The ceremony at the Church of the Messiah united Miss Jessamine Stone and Charles Van Dresser of New York after a noon service officiated by Rev. Dr. John Day. Bridesmaids were Hattie Seales and Clara Bean, with Arthur C. Van Dresser as groomsman and Nancy Lewis Saunders as flower girl. A breakfast and reception followed at 5562 Clemens Avenue before the couple departed for Memphis and then New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jessamine Stone
C. H. Stone
Charles van Dresser
New York
Memphis, Tenn
John Day
Charles Galloway
Hattie Seales
Clara Bean
Arthur C. van Dresser
Memphis
Tenn
Nancy Lewis Saunders
Fred Blanke
Charles Barber
James Westlake
Frank Throberg
wed+ ding
William F. Saunders
Clemens Avenue
Miss Anna Longworth Weds Buckner Wallingford in Ohio
Miss Anna Longworth, daughter of the late Judge Longworth, married Buckner Wallingford at the Church of the Advent in Walnut Hills at noon. The ceremony, led by Rev. Samuel Tyler with assistance from Rev. William Norman Guthrie, drew a large crowd. Her sister Countess de Chambrun and Miss Rebecca Anderson preceded her, with State Senator Olephaima Longworth escorting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Anna Longworth
Buckner Wallingford
Church of the Advent
Kempner Lane
Walnut Hills
Samuel Tyler
William Norman Guthrie
Judge Longworth
Bellamy Storer
Spain
Countess de Chambrun
Rebecca Anderson
Olephaima Longworth
Miss Lucille Swazey Wed North McLean in Orange Home
Special to The New York Times. Miss Lucille Richardson Swazey daughter of the late Dr I N Swazey was married at 5 o'clock this afternoon at 40 Heywood Avenue Orange to North McLean of New Dorp S I. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Walter Reid Hunt pastor of the Hurst Unitarian Church. There were no attendants. The bride was given away by her brother Samuel L Swazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Lucille Richardson Swazey
I. N. Swazey
Heywood Avenue
McLean
New Dorp
S. I
Walter Reid Hunt
Hurst Unitarian Church
Samuel L. Swazey
Knapp and Hosier Wed at Riverside Drive Home
Miss Maude Lillian Knapp daughter of Mr and Mrs Sheppard Knapp and Edward Beekman Hosier were married at the bride’s parents 88 Riverside Drive last evening. Rev D Parker Morgan officiated and relatives witnessed the ceremony with no reception due to the family mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lillian Knapp
Sheppard Knapp
Edward Beekman Hosier
Riverside Drive
Rev
D. Parker Morgan
Lipton Critics At Annual Meeting Over Dividend Cut
London June 8 shareholders at Lipton Limited voiced complaints about dividend reductions. A critic urged Sir Thomas Lipton to focus more on business and less on yachts. Others condemned his liquor venture and charity gift of advertising expenses. Lipton defended the gift but no one accepted it. Directors were reelected and the meeting expressed thanks to Lipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lipton, Limited
Thomas Lipton
Ir Thomas Lipton
Appe
Toe
Sir Thomas
Sir Thomas Lipton
Oberlin College President John Henry Barrows Dies
John Henry Barrows, president of Oberlin College, died at 2 50 this morning after a nine day illness from pleuro pneumonia. Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Second Congregational Church. He leaves a widow three daughters and a son. The college suspended classes through Friday. Barrows, born July 1 1847 in Medina Michigan, earned degrees from Olivet College and studied at Yale Union and Andover Theological Seminaries. He led Oberlin since November 1898 and previously held church and educational posts in Chicago Springfield Lawrence and Boston. He organized the World Parliament of Religions for the World’s Fair and lectured for the University of Chicago in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
Second Congregational Church
Medina
Mich
Olivet College
Yale
Union
Andover
Kansas
Springfield
Illinois
Lawrence
Boston
Mass
First Presbyterian Church of
Chicago
Barrows
India
Haskel
University of Chicago
Death of Solomon Spalding in Nashua at Ninety One
Solomon Spalding, a prominent Nashua banker and railroad figure, died at 91. He once led the Wilton Railroad and the New Hampshire Banking Company, whose Westward trade faded after misfortune tied to Globe Savings Bank collapse. Survived by three children, his later years included costly litigation with the University of Illinois over his son Charles Spalding’sTreasurer tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Solomon Spalding
New England
Mr. Spalding
Wilton
New Hampshire Banking Company
Globe Savings Bank of Chicago
Charles
Spalding
University of Ilinois
Charles Spalding
University
Pico Spalding
France’s cabinet resigns as Waldeck-Rousseau steps down
Paris June 3. At the Elysée President Loubet presided as Premier Waldeck-Rousseau tendered the cabinet’s resignation. He cites health and a completed task after three years in office. Loubet to accept, ministers to run affairs until successors chosen. Combes favored to form new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elysée Palace
Loubet
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Officiel
M. Loubet
Combes
Senate
Death of Passaic City Clerk Richard B Tin dall
Richard B Tin dall former Passaic City Clerk for twelve years died after a prolonged illness at age fifty nine He was active in Republican politics and held roles in the Elks Masons and Grand Army of the Republic He served in the Civil War with the Seventeenth New York Volunteers and is survived by two children Funeral services will be attended by the Fire and Police Departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Richard B. Tindall
The
Elks
Masons
Fire Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Maiden Lane
New York City
Seventeenth
New York Volunteers
Resigning Cabinet Members Named in New Government List
The cabinet that has just resigned includes President of the Council and Interior M Waldeck-Rousseau. Finance M Caillaux. Foreign Affairs M Delcassé. War Gen André. Marine M de Lanessan. Colonies M Decrais. Public Instruction and Worship M Georges Leygues. Justice M Monis. Commerce and Posts M Millerand. Agriculture M Jean Dupuy. Public Works M Pierre Baudin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Caillaux
M. Delcassé
Gen. André
M. de Lanessan
M. Decrais
M. Georges Leygues
M. Monis
Death of Col Dallas Bache veteran surgeon of U.S. Army
Col Dallas Bache surgeon United States Army retired died at his San Diego home. He entered as Assistant Surgeon in 1861 and served throughout the Civil War. He led the Department of the Platte at Omaha, later served in Washington as Assistant Surgeon General. He was twice married, his widow being the daughter of Maj. Gen. James W. Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Dallas Bache
United States Army
Department of the Platte
Omaha
Washington
Bache
James W. Forsyth
Suez Canal Receipts Top 100 Million Francs in 1901
Paris June 3 The Suez Canal Company reports 1901 transit dues exceed 100 million francs. A 133 franc dividend was declared. Shipping totaled 10,823,860 tons. cargoes beyond Suez were mainly petroleum and railroad material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Suez Canal Company
Suez
Frederick P Ingalls Dies At Ninety In Boston Courts
SOSTON June 8 Frederick P Ingalls longtime officer in municipal courts died today at age ninety He was regarded as the oldest municipal court officer in America and one of the oldest active Odd Fellows in New England He had continued duties as court officer and constable until within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soston
Frederick P. Ingalls
Ingalls
America
Independent Order of Oddfellows
New England
Longtime Galveston pastor dies after stroke
The Rev. R J C Rornm, fifty one years pastor of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Galveston, dies from paralysis stroke. Pioneer figure in Galveston church life. Mrs Lucinia M Spencer Ripley widow of Rev M W Ripley dies at Rochester New York aged seventy four. She contributed to Methodist institutions for church founding. Joan B Swaim former President of National Iron and Steel Company Nashua New Hampshire dies aged seventy four. He was a longtime leader in New England industry. Widow and one daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. C. Rornm
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Galveston
Lucinia M. Spencer-Ripley
M. W. Ripley
Rochester
N. Y
Spencer
Nashua
N. H
New England
THE STEAMSHIP MERGER
Berlin June 3 The North German Lloyd Steamship Company will submit resolutions to a general meeting on June 23 with a contract identical to that given to Hamburg American Line on May 28 The directors say the conversion rests on mutual interests of the German lines and the American syndicate and was drawn up after careful friendly talks They say the agreement will be valuable to both parties and likely long lasting They deny German lines independence was threatened by American capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Hamburg-American Line
North German Line
Harbor Board Approves Dock Project in Belfast
The Harbor Board voted 299000 pounds to build an 800 foot long graving dock in Belfast to service ships from the shipping combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
the Harbor Board Today
Shipping Combine
Germany does not recognize Cuban Republic status
BERLIN June 3 The German Government has taken no steps to recognize the Cuban Republic. Officials say they have not been notified of any change in Cuba’s political status and that affairs there are in theory under U S military jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
United States
Foster Memorial Fund Subscriptions Reported
The City Club Committee lists additional gifts for a memorial to Mrs. Rebecca Salome Foster the Tombs Angel including amounts from Florence Harriott Theodore L De Vinne A Townsend Violetta White Albert Mathews Josephine Drexel and others totaling 100.00 etc with 4617.63 previously acknowledged and Keepers Mutual Benefit Association adding 25.00 toward a final goal of about 1500.00 needed for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Salome Foster
Angel
Florence Harriot
Cotning
Edwin Parsonis
Pidee
Keepers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Department of Correction
Foster Memorial Fund
Brooklyn Charities Seeks $100 for Island St. Kitts Family
The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities reports donations from Samuel Schrier and others totaling varied small amounts and appeals for $100 to send a family to the Island of St. Kitts. The list includes William G Low and Marjorie among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Samuel Schrier
William G. Low
Marjorie
Caroline Henry
E. G
B.C
Bureau
Island of
St. Kitts
Charity Society appeals for monthly aid for elderly woman
The Charity Organization Society appeals for ten dollars a month to supply food and shelter for an aged American woman recovering from pneumonia. Donations sent to 105 East Twenty second Street will be publicly acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
East Twenty-second Street
Parker’s Hair-Balsam Hygiene Ad Sparks Restorer Fancy
Business notices promote Parker’s Hair-Balsam as a dressing and color restorer with claim of satisfaction. Hindercorns advertised as best coin cure. Prices listed 15 cts. E. & W. Missoula. Tetonka two new dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Missoula
Tetonka
Marriages in Chicago and Tucson Posted June 1902
Notices record three weddings: Ethel Ralston to John Aitken in Chicago on June 3 1902, Marie Zimmerman to Hammond Lee Harding at the bride’s parents home, and Minnie Shreve Busbey to Dr Tafford B Salisbury in Tucson Arizona on June 2 1902. Names listed include Henry M Ralston Joseph Zimmerman Hamilton Busbey and Dr Tafford B Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
Minnie Shreve
Hamilton Busbey
New York
Tafford B. Salisbury
Obituary notices and funeral announcements dated June 1902
A list of deaths and funeral services across New York area towns with names, ages, residence addresses, and service details. Notables include Katie Edwards Homewood Brooklyn and James Raymond 18 West 77th Street, with service times at Lefferts Park Baptist Church and Grace Church, plus multiple interment plans at Greenwood and Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Harbor
Lord
West 54Th
St. James Brown
Grace Church
Thos. F. Keating
85Th St
New York
Mary McCann
John McCann
Brooklyn
St. Peter and Paul’s Church
Wythe
South’ 2d St
Merritt
Locust Cove
Great Neck
L. IL
George Merritt
Greenwood
Raymond
West 77Th St
James Raymond
Ross
West 66Th St
Peter Ross
LL. D
Scotia Lodge
A. M
Grand Lodge of
State of New York
Clan Macdonald
Royal Arch Lodge No. 2
R. W. Peter Ross
Grand Lodge
Masonic Hall
Austin
Almet Reed Latson
Russell
Bridgeport
Lewis Howard Russell
Robert H. Russell
Senderling
Grace I
Martin L
Sophia L. Crocheron Senderling
Fairmount Av
Jersey City
Totten
Emma Louise Rapelye
William Totten
Tarrytown
N. Y
Anna
Wwilliam ‘Whiteside
St. Mark’s Church
Grand Central Station
Deaths Reported June 3
A brief death notice lists individuals reported deceased on June 3. Ages noted include variations with infants under one year recorded as one year. The notice provides names and basic details typical of a local obituary brief.
Caterer Abel Riccadonna Dies After Lung Trouble
Abel Riccadonna once a prominent New York City caterer died Friday from lung trouble at age fifty four. The funeral was held at the Church of the Holy Innocents on West Thirty seventh Street. Born in Milan, he rose from a modest restaurant to a famed Union Square establishment. His last venue was on West Twenty seventh Street, but he had been unable to work for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Riccadonna
New York City
Church of the Holy Innocents
West Thirtyseventh Street
Riccadonna
Milan
Italy
New York
Union Square
Twentyseventh Street
Belmont heiress Mrs Howland funeral in Washington
The funeral of Mrs. S. S. Howland daughter of the late August Belmont was held at St. John’s Church Washington. Bishop Satterlee officiated with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont and August Belmont present. Remains placed in a vault with possible later interment at the Belmont mausoleum in Newport, Rhode Island.
Memorial services for Amos J. Cummings held in Carnegie Hall
Memorial services honoring Amos J. Cummings will be held Sunday afternoon June 22 in Carnegie Hall by Typographical Union No 6. Prominent speakers invited and music by a 200 voice chorus under Tali Esen Morgan and a combined orchestra from the Proctor chain theatres. Admission by invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos J. Cummings
Carnegie Hall
Typographical Union No. 6
Tali Esen Morgan
Proctor Chain of Theatres
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William Gillett
John A. Reed
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Daily—Register
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Russell—Leskom
Harding—Zimmerman
Coe—Colver
Whitton
Stafford
Aitken—Ralston
Hunter—Tomlinson
Alice Josephine Tomlinson
Harvey Tomlinson
William Allen-Hunter
Ninetysixth Street
R. H. Thomp
van Dresser
Stone
Wallingford—Longworth
McLean—Swazey
Hosier—Knapp
Oberlin’s
New Hampshire
Waldeck-Rousseau
Col
the Steamship
North German
Lloyd Line
Foster
Keepers’ Association
Mrs. Foster
Manhattan
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Andrews
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Archbold
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Black
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Breen
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Iam’s Bridge
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Ad Gunther
Arthur R
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Hughes
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Harper
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Hartley
Thomas
Hendley
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Jones
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Lord, J B
Coos Levinsohn
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Muldoon
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James St
Mason
Hannah
Avenue
Margiotti
Nicole
Sd St
McCann
Mary
15Th St
McDonald
Rose
McGarity
Nowak
Barbara
O'Connor
J. W
O'Brien
Grand St
Pau
Leonard
Reece
Pecoraro
Rosa
Elizabeth St
Pigott
Palgaretto, J
Peterson
Amanda E.S
William's Bridge
Plsek
E. List
Abel
S. S. Howland
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Macmillan Company, Publishers
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HARPER @ BROTHERS
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Kins
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Semel
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Bedford Av
Speier
Anne
Gwinnett
Cashman
Kingston
Victory
William
St. Peter’s
Wagner
de Kalb
DE “Cote
Williams, W
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