Around-the-World Auto Tour Dazzles Stamford Crowd
Stamford residents joined the Around-the-World Transportation Company for an afternoon globe trotting event staged by Emerson Brooks. Cars represented Japan China and Spain with hosts at E L Scofield Brooks and Schofield homes. Proceeds benefited the local Sunday school.
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The
New York Times
Stamford. Conn
New Transportation Company
Stamford
Around
Winthrop FE. Scarritt
Automobile Club of America
Orange
N. J
Japan
China
Turkey
Spain
First Congregational Church
EE. Brady
T. W. Ketcham
Yokohama
E.L. Scofield
Far East
Frances Scofield
Alice Gillespie
Elizabeth Geery
Suvanne Scofield
Jeanne Scof
Emerson Brooks
Brooks
Shippan Point
W. CC. Schofield
Dr. Scofield
Engagement announced of Miss Caroline Schroeder
The engagement of Miss Caroline Schroeder second daughter of Capt Sea ton Schroeder United States Navy formerly Governor of Guam to Dr Melton Johnson United States Navy now of the battleship Maine is announced The wedding is planned for September at Jamestown Rhode Island the summer home of Capt and Mrs Schroeder The bride to be was a debutante last winter and is a native Washingtonian
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New York Times
Washington
Caroline Schroeder
Sea
Maxine Elliott to close London run for vacation
London briefing reports Maxine Elliott will end her London season on June 17 after opening Her Own Way at the Lyric Theatre on April 25. She plans a vacation before returning to rehearsals in New York.
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London
Maxine Elliott
Lyric Theatre
New York
Announcement of Aline Franck Engaged to Julius Weil
Mr and Mrs Ben Franck announced yesterday the engagement of their daughter Aline to Mr Julius Weil of New York.
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Ben
Franck
Aline
Julius Weil
New York
Tragic Mount Tabor Child Found Dead After Missing
Three year old Mabel Wirsheim of Mount Tabor New Jersey was found beneath a large rock in the mountains a mile from home after being missing since yesterday. Residents using lanterns searched the woods while police from surrounding towns helped, and suspicion of kidnapping by locals circulated as the child had not eaten and was exhausted upon discovery.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Mount Tabor
Mabel Kirsheim
Mabel Wirsheim
Hicirsheim
Gilliat Schroeder Weds Miss Helen Stevens in Old New York Society
The ceremony at St. Mark's Church on Second Avenue united Gilliat Schroeder and Miss Helen White Stevens, heiresses of prominent New York families. Attended by top society names, the wedding featured antique family items, Delmonico's reception, and a summer at Far Rockaway with relatives.
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St. Mark's Church
Second Avenue
Gilliat
Ghéquiere Schroeder
Helen White Stevens
New York
Mr.Schroeder
Gilliat Schroeder
Miss Stevens
Berkeley Mostyn
Alexander Stevens
Octavius O. White
New York Society
Loring Batten
Uriah T. Tracy
Judith Stuyvesant
Alexandra I. Stevens
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens
Mollie Cozzine Jefferts
Mary— Park
Pittsburg
Dorothy Pierrepont Edwards
Eleanor Swayne
Louise Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Henry
A. Schroeder
Oscar Egerton Stevens
Robert B. Bartholomew
Walden Peil
Arthur D. Weeks, Jr
Alfred W. Eder
Reginald S. Willis
Sea Change
Far Rockaway
Delmonico’s
Cabots
Boston
Chanlers
Lawrences
Lefferts
Rikers
Gallatins
Elys
Joneses
Richardsons
Miss Clara Gill Allen Weds William Minott Clark at Edgewater Park
Miss Clara Gill Allen daughter of Mrs Anna Gill Allen of Philadelphia married William Minott Clark of New York City this afternoon at Edgewater Park New Jersey. The bride was given away by her uncle Joseph C Gill with cousin Beatrice Gill Carpenter of Chicago as maid of honor and bridesmaids from New Jersey New York and Philadelphia. Best man Robert D Brown of Elizabeth New Jersey and ushers William R Rushmore Loyal Seal Walter E Hope Howard Carter John L Vanderbilt Maitland L Bishop of New York City attended.
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Philadelphia
Clara’ Gill Allen
Anna Gill Allen
William Minott Clark
New York City
Edgewater Park
N. J
Joseph C. Gill
Beatrice Gill Carpenter
Chicago
Florence E. Voorhees
New Brunswick
Ilia Mahany
Ruby R. Moller
New York
Marguerite Bement
Ethel J. B. Goodwin
Mathilde Rean
Clark
Robert D. Brown
Elizabeth
William R. Rushmore
Plainfield
P. Smith
Amherst
Mass
Loyal Seal
Walter E. Hope
Howard Carter
John L Vanderbilt
Maitland L. Bishop
Adams Bride Weds Hubby in Intimate Church Ceremony
Miss Alice Le Courtt Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Francis Adams married Frank Winfield Hubby yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest in a small ceremony attended by immediate family and close friends. Florence Adams Maria W Adams Helen Hiscock and others served as bridesmaids and ushers. After the wedding the couple plans a European voyage lasting several months.
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Alice le Courtt Adams
Samuel Francis Adams
Frank Winfield Hubby
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Florence Adams
G. Hubby
John W. Horner, Jr
Mrs. Hubby
Europe
Richard Malley
Schroeder -Spevens
St. Mark's Church
Loring
Batten
Uriah J. Tracey
Helen White
Alexander YW. Stevens
Gilliat Ghequiere Schroeder
Strange—Stockwell
Alfred E. Myers
Florence Edith Stockwell
Ford John Bruste
Robert George Strange
New York City
Frank D. Snitfen
William Crawford Strance, Jr
Williams
Henry
Neenah
Wis
F. E. Kapin
Carrie Arabella
Helen A Henry
Howard Edward Williams
Calumet, Mich
Kerr Bride Marries Howell C Perrin In Larchmont
Miss Annie May Kerr daughter of Mr and Mrs George Kerr of Yonkers wed Howell C Perrin a Reeatta Committee member of the Larchmont Yacht Club in St Johns Church Larchmont The ceremony drew attendees from Larchmont Yonkers and New York City with Charles L Perrin as best man and Miss Helen Kerr as maid of honor.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Annie May Kerr
George Kerr
Yonkers
Howell
Per‘yme
Reeatta
Larchmont Yacht Club
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Charles L. Perrin
Helen Kerr
Alexander Hadden
Frank Barretto
William Cowell
Edward Mueller
New York
J. Fr
Tanner
Greenwich
Rangeley Lake House Wedding of Miss Marble and Mr Kendall
Miss Lucy Leonora Marble and Ralph Talbot Kendall were married at Rangeley Lake House yesterday. The hotel at the head of the Rangeley lakes was lavishly decorated for the vows. A wedding breakfast followed before the couple departed for their honeymoon. Miss Annie Fitzpatrick served as maid of honor with ribbon girls Molly Warren Abbie Howe Esther Fitton Jane Richardson Florence Marsh and Pauline Richardson. The bride is daughter of John B Marble proprietor of the Rangeley Lake House.
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Lucy Leonora Marble
Ralph Talbot Kendall
Portland
Rangeley Lake House
Rangeley Lakes
Annie Fitzpatrick
Molly Warren
Abbie Howe
Esther Fitton
Jane Richardson
Florence Marsh
Pauline Richardson
John B. Marble
Philadelphia couple wed at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Carlotta Dolley daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles S Dolley of 1121 Spruce Street married Homer St Gaudens of New York at the First Presbyterian Church Philadelphia The bride was given away by her father bridesmaids were Miss Julie M McCandliss and Miss Florence McCandliss The couple plans a driving tour through Vermont on their honeymoon.
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New York Times
Phil
Adelphia
Carlotta Dolley
Spruce Street
Homer St. Gaudens
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Julie M
Florence McCandliss
Summer holiday plans of Washington society
The Roosevelts depart for Oyster Bay around June 10 signaling summer plans for Administration circle and diplomats. Mrs Roosevelt and younger children stay at Sagamore Hill while Theodore Jr pursues studies. Miss Roosevelt joins Taft party to San Francisco and sails to the Philippines on the Manchuria.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Young Theodore
Matthew Hale
Harvard
Hale
Miss Roosevelt
Taft
San Francisco
Manchuria
Philippines
Miss Boardman
New Haven
Richard Fairbanks
Yale
Hay
London
Lake Sunapec
N. H
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Maine
Quebec
Hitchcocks
Dublin
California
Supreme Court
Lorento
Fannie Fuller
Justice
Berkshires
France
Italy
Narragansett, Pier
Magnolia-by-the- Sea
Russia
Takahira
Japan
England
Scotland
Holand
Woman in the pulpit Rutherford New pastor Elizabeth Padgham
The Unitarian Church of Our Value in Rutherford New Jersey prepares to hear the first sermon of its new pastor the Rev Elizabeth Padgham. Born in Syracuse twenty one years ago she graduated from Smith College in 1899 and studied at Meadville Theological School before a Perry Iowa assignment.
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Meadville Theological School
Perry
Iowa
Pennsylvania Special and New York Special Train Additions
Pennsylvania Railroad officials announce an eighteen hour Pennsylvania Special train between New York and Chicago with departures from Chicago at Lido and arrival in New York at 9 45. Returning leaves New York at 3 55 P M and reaches Chicago by 6 00 A M. A New York Special will run between New York and Chicago with Chicago departures at 8 A M and New York arrivals at 8 15 A M.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Chicago
David Warfield Ends Long City Run in The Music Master
David Warfield’s run for The Music Master at the Bijou and Belasco Theatres closes after 285 performances in New York. He thanks the public after the second act and plans to return to San Francisco this week before opening the Bijou again in September with The Music Master.
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David Warfield
Bijou
Belasco
Wiarfield
Mr. Warfield
New York
San Francisco
Frenzied Legislature Toast Sparks Delta Chi Banquet
At the Hotel Astor last night the Delta Chi Club of young lawyers held a banquet to discuss their peers. Senator Elsberg urged restraint, criticizing frenzied legislation amid references to District Attorney pressure and legal warfare in courts. John J. Kuhn lauded the Brooklyn bar for honesty despite courtroom challenges.
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Delta Chi Club
Hotel Astor
Bennett
Arthur Stobbart
Minnesota
Elsberg
Albany
John J. Kuhn
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Society in Tuxedo Park Enjoys Tennis and Summer Visitors
Perfect weather drew New York society to the Tuxedo club for a tennis tournament amid a weekend of dinners and house parties. Numerous prominent families and cottagers arrived for the Summer, including the Nast and Kessler families, the Ridgways, Partridges, and many other noted names, with plans to spend the season at Tuxedo or Newport.
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New York Times
Tuxedo
Park
Edson Bradley
A. D. Juilliard
Charles B. Alexander
Pierre Lorillard
George F. Baker
Frederick R. Halsey
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
H. H. Rogers, Jr
George B. Hoapkins
Robert Waller
A. J. Benedict
Henry Redmond
A. J. Outerbridge
Henry M. Tilford
John W. Minturn
Charles H. Tilford
Casmir de Rham
Grenville Ixane
Dane Appleton Pearson
Madison Grant
Norman Grant
B. Wallach
Gertrude Pell
Charles B. van Nostrand
Edward W. Tailor
William .Elliott
J. F. Tams
Gordon Douglas
Samuel Spencer
George E. Fahys
Newport summer cottages fill with notable visitors
June reports list Mr and Mrs Peter D Martin joining a Newport cottage colony on Narragansett Avenue alongside families such as the Widener Taylors McKeans and Gerard Jrs. others arrive by yacht or train to occupy Redwoods Kingscote Shamrock Lawn and Amestown cottages while Lieut and Mrs P Nelson settle on Everett Street and Judge and Mrs Bookstaver begin the season.
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New York Times
Newport
Peter D. Martin
Narragansett Avenue
Joseph &. Widener
Sidney F. Tyler
Thomas P. McKean
James W. Gerard
C. B. Jennings
Fairfield
Conn
Joan Clinton Gray
Redwood Cottage
E. Maitland Armstrong
Ives Cottage
Everett Street
J. F. D. Lanier
Tiffany
W. H. Sands
New York
X . G. M. Hutton
Shamrock Lawn
I. Hazen Cope
Philadelphia
Bateman’s
Baltimore
Greer Cottage
East Shore
Henry W. Bookstaver
Europe
George W. Cullard
Ochre Point
Nicholas Benziger
MacClellan
Amestown
Summer Season Promises Lively Southampton Social Scene
Special to The New York Tunes SOUTHAMPTON notes the coming summer bustle. Prominent families plan Europe pilgrimages while others return. Mr and Mrs George R Schief felin with daughter Dorothy sail in August for the Continent and will stay with Mr and Mrs Gustav Amsinck in Italy. Dr and Mrs Brewer plan a Europe return and prepare their house. New Yorkers at Meadow Club include Mr and Mrs J M Hartshorn and others like William Fahnestock and B Aymar Sands.
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New York
Southampton
Europe
George R. Schieffelin
Dorothy
Continent
Gustav. Amsinck
Italy
Brewer
the Meadow Club
J. M. Hartshorn
William Fahnestock
Hartshorn
L. J. H. Betts
J. Bowers Lee
B. Aymar Sands
Timber Stockholders Oppose Merger Motion
A bill in equity was filed in the Maine State Supreme Court by minority stockholders of the Eastern Timber Company to block a merger with the Pullisher Pape Company. The suit names the two companies and their officers and directors and seeks to prevent the consolidation.
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Portland
State Supreme Court
Eastern Timber Company
Pullisher / Pape Company
Gen H V Boynton, War Hero and Writer, Dies in Atlantic City
Gen Henry V. Boynton, 1835–191? president of the Chickamauga Park Commission, died in Atlantic City after a long illness. A soldier, historian, and war correspondent, his career spanned the Civil War battles at Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge, with notable service as provost marshal and editor. He leaves a widow and one daughter. His funeral is planned in Washington with Arlington Cemetery burial.
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Atlantic City
N. J
H. V. Boynton
Chickamauga Park
Boynton
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Henry van Ness Boynton
Berkshire County
Mass
C. B. Boynton
House of Representatives
Kentucky Military Institute
Kansas
Topeka
Tecumseh
Bull Run
Detroit
Port Royal
South Carolina
Hilton Head
Tybee Island
Fort Pulaski
St. John River
Florida
Jacksonville
Chickamauga
Absalom Baird
Fourteenth Army Corps
Missionary Ridge
War Department
Clinton A. Cilley
Battle of
Thomas
Whitelaw Reid
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Reid
Gen. Sherman
District of Columbia
Board of Education
Society of the Cumberland
Iridiron Club
Trolley to Asbury Park Expand From Freehold Run
Ex Sheriff Houston Fields backs a plan to build a continuous trolley from Freehold to Asbury Park via Wayside West Long Branch Eatontown and Tinton Falls with land options secured and surveyors staking routes. Poles rise in Asbury Park as work begins on the project end.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
Freehold
Asbury Park
New York
Houston Fields
Monmouth
Allenhurst
Asbury Avenue
Wayside
West Long Branch
Eatontown
Pike Road
Tinton Falls
Scobeyville
Colts Neck
New Paper Trust Attack in Wisconsin Action
State Attorney General Sturtevant signals plan to revoke the General Paper Company charter after the Legislature session ends. He cites evidence from a Federal examination and indicates further disclosure is likely. A federal investigation prompts the U.S. judge to require company officers to show cause next Tuesday.
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Milwauker
General Paper Company
Sturtevant
Wisconsin
United States
Reaman
Rev Thomas Richey D D Emeritus Professor Dies at 74
The Rev Thomas Richey D D emeritus professor of Ecclesiastical History at the General Theological Seminary died yesterday at his residence 360 West Twenty eighth Street. Funeral at the seminary Tuesday. Born in Newry Ireland he came to the United States at nineteen and earned degrees from St James College and the Theological Seminary. He served as rector and professor in several institutions and published several religious works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Richey
General Theological Seminary
Chelsea Square
West Twenty-eighth Street
Richey
Newry
Ireland
United States
St. James's College
Hagerstown
Union College
St. Luke’s
Catskill
N.Y
Baltimore
St. Stephen’s College
Annandale
N. Y
Seabury Divinity School
Faribault
Jesus
Obituary notes recount several notable deaths
Mrs IpA M Barrp wife of Arthur J Baird formerly of New York now Des Moines Iowa dies at her parents home. Dr Lawrence C Swift dies in Pittsfield MA native of Geneva whose grandfather was West Point graduate and superintendent. Donald M Kilpatrick formerly US Sub Treasurer dies in New Orleans age 61 a Carnival leader. Jublius Stap Fr former cashier of State Bank Company Newark NJ collapses at Market Street restaurant age 68, a well known German citizen.
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Ipa M. Barrp
Arthur J. Baird
New York
Des Moines
Iowa
Lawrence C. Swift
Pittsfield
Mass
Geneva
West Point
DounlLas M. Kilpatrick
United States
New Orleans
JubLius Stap Fr
State Bankit
Compauny
Newark
N. J
Market Street
Louise Loomis Named Warden of Sage College at Cornell
Miss Louise R. Loomis of Japan, head of Barnard College at Columbia University, was appointed Warden of Sage College at Cornell University to fill the vacancy from Miss M Harvey’s resignation. She will assume duties at the college opening in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Louise R. Loomis
Japan
Barnard College
Columbia University
Sage College
Cornell University
M. Harvey
Loomis
Missouri Ship Receives Beautiffy Silver Bell in Norfolk
In Hampton Roads a battleship named Missouri received a beautiffy silver bell donated by the people of Missouri. Miss Jule Cabanniss presented the bell, tracing her lineage to the founder of St. Louis as the vessel rested at anchor.
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Norfolk
Misouri
Missouri
Hampton Roads
Jule Cabanniss
St. Louis
Weather Forecast South and East Averages Above and Below
National forecast notes warmer temperatures in the Ohio Valley and New England with generally fair conditions in the East and South for Sunday and Monday. Eastern Florida shows showers. winds vary from light to fresh southerly along coasts.
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Washington
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic States
Florida
Ohio Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lake
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maine
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
Long list of June 1905 funeral notices and services across New York, Patchogue, East Hampton and nearby areas. Entries name deceased, ages, residence, and planned services at churches and cemeteries with dates and times. Includes Beales, Draper, Field, Hannah, Lees, Linn, Manck, Mossler, Prescott, Richey, Thacher, Wheaton and others.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. Schroeder
Clark—Aullen
Hubby—Adams
Perrin—Kerr
Marble
Kendall
ST. Gaudens—Dolley
Washington Society
Lomats
Elizabeth Padgham
Rutherford
Senator Elsberg
Gazabo
Society IN
News OF Newport
Gen. H. V. Boynton
Chickamauga Park Commission
Sionary Ridge
Xaydee
Eve Ir
Dr. Sheffield
NEW York Bottling CO
Ludin-Rayner-Bolen & Byrne
Cornell
Miss Loomis
Weather Bureau
Beales
J. R. Steers
Rye
John Charles
St. Tenatius Loyola
Park Av
M. Benjamin
Maxwell Benjamin
West 129Th St
Cruger
Patchogue
Sarah Elen Carter
George Eltruger
St. Paul's Church
S. W. Dana
Doan
Genevieve C. Doan
Stephen Merritt
Simon Draper
John Haggerty
Easthampton
East 34Th St
Field
King St
Port Chester
Sarah Field
James Field
Purchase Meeting House
West Chester
Grand Central Station
Flagg
Mary S
Henry F. Flagg
West Sid St
Worcester
Hannah
Auburn
George Hannah
New
Skaneatales
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles J
Walter R. Manck
Mossler
Providence
Ruth Mossler
J. Mossler
Sarah
Lewis Greene
Pine St
Prescott
Rockville
Edward Bowen Prescott
West Twenty-first Street
Thomas Richer
Arrie A
John
East 155Th St
Thacher
West 108Th St
Anna
Elbertine
Edwin Thacher
White Plains
George
Fisher Av
Wheaton
Norton
Eliza Baylies Chapin Wheaton
Laban Wheaton
Congregational Church
WMND
Sarah Mabel Owen
Williarm F. Wund
East Sath St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertaners
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Stephen Merritt
Chelsea
Buolun Globe
terhArt Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minneapolis Tribune
Philadelphia Public .Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
ST. Paul
Syracuse
Washington PO
Platt
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