Society in London Greets Mr Choate at Dorchester House
A London dinner and reception at Dorchester House honored Mr and Mrs Joseph H Chapd e ex ambassador with diplomatic and political leaders in attendance. The event featured a concert, marble busts of Americ an figures, and notable guests including Princess Louise, Lord Mayor, and Ambassadors. A wedding ceremony for Miss Jeanette Marie Hecker and George De Braekeleer followed at Cathedral of St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joe
Whitelaw Reid
Dorchester House
Joseph
H. Chapde
England
Houdon
Choate
Edward Grey
Lansdowne
Lord Loreburn
Seard
Halsbury
Reay
Braetsey
Mount Stephen
Stratheden
Talbot
Law
Middleton
Lord Abercromby
Pauncefote
Lady Herbert
H. A. van Dyke
Princeton
Lord Lonsdale
Lord Ormathwaite
Perceval Landon
Ridgely Carter
A. Grant Smith
Charles Gillbert
Elizabeth Dodge
Princess Louise Augusta Schleswig-Holstein
Duke
Lady MacDonald
Ernest Satow
Edward
Lady Fry
Percy Sanderson
Adair
J. J. Astor
Justice
Lady Grantham
W. G. Endicott
Sir F. Swettenham
Medbery Blanchard and Miss Mabel Marks Wed in City Home
Medbery Blanchard son of Supreme Court Justice James A. Blanchard wed Miss Mabel Anna Marks at the bride's mother’s house 142 West Eighty fifth Street. Rev Cornelius B. Smith officiated. Attendants included Miss Hazel Myer of Cambridge and Miss Christian Fosdick. best man Gilbert Holland Montague. The couple will spend summer in Pa. Blanchard, Exeter and Harvard graduate, is a member of local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medbery Blanchard
Supreme Court
James A. Blanchard
Mabel Anna Marks
Frank Richards Marks
West Eighty-fifth Street
Cornelius B. Smith
St. James's Episcopal Church
Miss Marks
Sherman Marks
Miss Hazel
Cambridge
Mass
Percy Mackaye
Christian Fosdick
Gilbert Holland Montague
Harvard
Blanchard
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard University
Union League
Wedding of Miss Elsie Bloch to Walter Kohn at Temple Beth-El
Miss Elsie Bloch daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bloch married Walter Thomas Kohn son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Kohn in a ceremony read by Rev Dr Samuel Schulman at Temple Beth El Seventy Sixth Street and Fifth Avenue A reception followed at Hotel St Regis Attendants included Miss Rose Rubel maid of honor bridesmaids Messrs Hartlet Malbrunn Berdie Marqusee Irene Kohn Dorothy Kohn Leonora Peller Rita Steinheimer Best man Jerome Kohn and ushers Jerome Roder William Fuerth Morton Bamberger Ralph Wolf Arthur Bergenstein Lawrence Cohn The couple plan six weeks bridal trip to California and will reside on the West Side after. Guests at the dinner included Oscar L Richard Judge Mrs Leon Sanders Judge Mrs Herman Joseph Judge Lauer Mr and Mrs Arnold Ohn J and Mrs Samuel Bloch Mr and Mrs Arthur Bloch and Mr and Mrs Isaac Fromme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bloch
Samuel Bloch
West Eighty-first Street
Walter Thomas Kohn
Arnold Kohn
East Ninety-fifth Street
Samuel Schulman
Temple Beth- el
Seventy-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
St. Regis
Rose Rubel
Hartlet Malbrunn
Berdie Marqusee
Irene Kohn
Dorothy Kohn
Leonora Peller
Rita’ Steinheimer
Dorothy Malbrunn
Jerome Kohn
Jerome Roder
William Fuerth
Morton Bamberger
Ralph Wolf
Arthur Bergenstein
Lawrence Cohn
Herman Joseph
Lauer
Arnold Ohn
Arthur Bloch
Isaac Fromme
Mrs Gertrude Bradley Weds Allen Corwin in Middletown
Mrs Gertrude Brodhead Bradley widow of Herbert N Bradley and daughter of late Capt Edgar Brodhead tied knot with Allen Wickham Corwin recorder of Middletown New York at All Angels Church West 81st Street The couple plans a Berkshire auto tour as a wedding gift and summer at Allenhurst New Jersey before settling in Middletown Corwin a Princeton graduate lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Brodhead Bradley
Herbert N. Bradley
Edgar Brodhead
Allen Wickham Corwin
The
Middletown
N. Y
W. K. Grove
Pleanor
Fort Jervis
John Aerd
Herbert H. von Walter Sta
W. Bradley
K. Grove
Corwin
Berkshires
Allenhurst
N. J
First wedding to be celebrated in St Patrick's Lady Chapel
The article notes the inaugural marriage ceremony planned in the newly built Lady Chapel at St Patrick's, highlighting the ceremonial significance for the parish and its congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's
Sefton and Mumford Weds at Transfiguration Church
The wedding of John Banfield Sefton and Miss Sadie Valentine Mumford occurred at 8:80 last night in the Church of the Transfiguration on East Twenty-ninth Street. Rev. Dr. Geo C. Houghton officiated with Miss Ethel Bulford of Westfield, N. J., as maid of honor and sole attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banfield Sefton
John Sefton
Sadie Valentine Mumford
Charles L. Mumford
Church of the Transfiguration
East Twenty-ninth Street
Geo C. Houghton
Ethel Bulford
Westfield
N. J
Helena Curtis Weds Dr Gouverneur Phelps in Cambridge
Miss Helena Pelham Curtis, daughter of the late Benjamin Robbins Curtis, marries Dr Gouverneur Morris Phelps of New York at Shepard Memorial Church Cambridge. The ceremony is conducted by Rev Alexander McKenzie with Seth Low as the bride’s uncle and a sister as attendant. A reception follows at the Horsford aunts’ home. couple departs for Shelter Island then a world trip, returning January to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Helena Pelham Curtis
Benjamin Robbins Curtis
Horsford
Harvard
Gouverneur Morris Phelps
New York
Henry Delafield Phelps
New Rochelle
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Alexander McKenzie
Seth Low
David Gordon Allen
Robert Temple Emmett
D. E. Chamillon
Seth Low Pierrepont
Bayard Ichfield
Hen Pierrepont Try
Eugene Dubois
James Jameson
Lion Gardiner
Samuel Wyllis-Wyllis Pomeroy
England
Misses Horsford
Craigie Street
Phelpe
Phelps
Shelter Island
Langfeld Bride Weds Frank L Newburger in Philadelphia
Miss Helen Langfeld daughter of Abraham M Langfeld married Frank L Newburger of the Newburger Henderson Loeb firm in Mercantile Hall. Rev Dr Joseph Krauskopf officiated with Mrs I Albert Liveright as matron of honor and Alfred H Newburger as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Helen §. Langfeld
Abraham M. Langfeld
Frank L. Newburger
Newburger, Henderson & Loeb
Mercantile Hall
Joseph Krauskopf
I. Albert Liveright
Alfred H. Newburger
Bird
Arthur A. Fleisher
Per
L Esterance Greene Wedding at Red Oaks Sherwood
Miss Katharine Virginia Green daughter of William H L Green married Alfred Dixon L Esterance of New York at Red Oaks Sherwood country home. Attendants included Miss Mary Greeg sister and Mrs Hrastus Beauvert New York with bridesmaids Fannie Anderaan Clem Rust Blanche Hopkins Ida Stieff Rosalie Cun ee. Ushers included David L Esterance Eugene John L Esterance and Amon Green Baltimore. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Katharine Virginia Green
William HL Green
Alfred Dixon L'Esterance
New York
Red Oaks
Sherwood
Mary Greeg
Hrastus Béauvert
Fannie Anderaan
Chicago
Clem Rust
Newsogeey
la A
Blanche Hopkins
Next News
Kennedy
Two Society Marriages Noted In Early October Items
Miss Clover Boldt daughter of George C Boldt marries Albert Graham Niies at St Thomas Church on October 8. Miss Roberta P Whipple daughter of N Dana Whipple and Herbert Ellison Peck wed at the Henry Schroeder residence in Flushing L I with Frank D Dento as best man. Engagement announced for Edward Thurstin Day and Susan Hathway of Germantown. Adele Maximilian Kahn and Adam Kramer Stricker to wed June 28 at Sherry's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Boldt
George C. Boldt
Albert Graham Niies
St. Thomas's Church
Frank W. Paul
Aladelphia
William Waldorf Astor
Laura Little Wilso
Cecil Porter Wilson
Wilson
Trinity Church
Boston
Roberta P
N. Dana Ipple
Herbert Ellison Peck
Henry Schroeder
Flushing
L. I
Schroeder
A. Parrott
Ronor
Frank D._ Dento
Marion L
Dorothy
Edward Thurstin Day
New York
Susan S. Hathway
Nathaniel Hathway
Germantown
Pee
New Bedford, Mss
Jacques Kahn
SO East Eighty-third Street
Adele Maximilian
Adam Kramer Stricker
Sherry’s
European travel plans of prominent New York figures
Baron von Hengelmuller returns to the Hotel St. Regis for ten days before Europe. Mr. and Mrs. W Plunkett Stewart sail for Europe with Miss Elsie Cassatt. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Huhn plan July overseas departure. Miss Harriette Cady and Miss Charlotte Cady left in May for Europe. The Kennedy family open Bar Harbor villa for summer. Mrs. Henry Draper, the Coppell sisters, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gilsey also set sail or host country homes for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Hengelmuller
Washington, D. C
Lin Island
St. Regis
Europe
W.plunkett Stewart
Elsie Cassatt
Wil
George A. Huhn
Harriette Cady
Charlotte Cady
John 8. Kennedy
Bar Harbor
Henry Draper
Dobbs Ferry
Ocean Travelers On Kaiser Wilhelm II Departure List
Passengers listed aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for Bremen include noted travelers and families. The Cunard Line party heads to LiverpooI with Mr and Mrs Bow and several named individuals among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Cunard Line
Liverposs
Passenger List From Antwerp Aboard Ve Derland
Readable fragment shows names of travelers aboard the Red Star liner Ve Derland including Mr and Mrs T Britton and Frank H Bresler among others. The text hints at additional passengers and accompanying details but is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Vederland
T. Britton
Frank H. Bresler
Helen C.ipeard
Frances M. Hil
Aie
Wines
Seeibies
Henry Wi
King Edward Holds Levee At St James House
King Edward hosted a levee at St James's Palace in London with veterans from India’s mutiny era and Field Marshal Lord Roberts among about fifty officers. The ceremony drew royal aides, diplomats, peers, and statesmen as Saint James’s ambiance glittered with decorations and honors. The event included civilian Victoria Cross recipients from 1857 and noted ambassadors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
St. James's Palace
India
Delhi
Lucknow
Lord Roberts
Bucham Palace
House of Commors
Reid
Joseph H. Choate
Eugene Parsons
Denver
Would Have Women Propose At Literary Afternoon
The Professional Woman's League held a literary afternoon discussing gender roles. Speakers Mrsa Bertha Washburn Howe and Mrs Harriette Johnson Wood explored history from matriarchal beginnings to future proposals by women. They debated monogamy, economic independence, and the evolving rights of women, with remarks on trial marriages and motherhood. Maurice Nitke played violin as attendees enjoyed strawberry shrub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's League
Bertha Washburn Howe
Mrs. Howe
Harriette Johnson Wood
Bro
Johnson Wood
E. M. MacDonald
Adelaide Belloni
Margaret Holmes Bates
Maurice Nitke
Smely
War on Tuberculosis Dominates Atlantic City Meetings
The American Medical Association opens its annual session in Atlantic City to discuss the global fight against tuberculosis. Delegates from across the United States attend the National Anti tuberculosis League meeting. Officers of the American Academy of Medicine are elected including President Dr. Thomas E. Davis and Secretary Dr. Charles McInt Easton. Speakers include Dr. S A Knopf Miss Kate H Claghorn and Wood Hutchinson addressing immigrants held tenements and germ issues in public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
National Anti- Tuberculosis League
United States
American Academy ‘of Medicine
Thomas E. Davis
Pittsburg
James K. McBride
Gertrude Light
Kate H. Claghorn
New York
Wood Hutchinson
The
American Medical Editors’ Association
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
H. Simmons
United States Army
Col
William Gorgas
Panama Commission
Honeymooners Seen at Aerial Gardens in New Amsterdam
The Honeymooners opening the season at the New Amsterdam Theatre is George M. Cohan’s adaptation of Running for Office with the Four Cohans leading. The roofed Aerial Gardens kept audiences warm as the revised musical comedy portrays a rustic candidate’s woes with new songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
George M. Cohan
Four Cohans
George M. Cohen
Astus W.ter- J. Cohan
John *Tiger
Helen Cohan
Tiger
Gertrude Hoffman
Farrar Returns to Berlin Royal Opera in La Traviata
American prima donna Geraldine Farrar reappears at Berlin’s Royal Opera House before a full house. The Crown Prince and Princess welcome her from the Imperial box and toast her return with a ten minute chat about her American experiences. The audience and critics laud her voice as improved and mark ten curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablegram
New York Timms Co
Berlin
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Royal Opera House
America
Miss Farrar
Imperial Box
Carmen at the Academy Opens Week of Opera
The Royal Italian Grand Opera Company staged Carmen at the Academy of Music in front of a crowded audience. Mme Irma Baldini sang the title role with strong support from Mme Stella Berti and Gaetano D Amato thanked patrons after the second act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Royal Italian Grand Opera Company
Mme. Irma Mont
Baldini
Rolle
Mme Baldini
Gaetano D'Amato
Mr. Hammerstein
Manhat Opera House
Mme
Stella Berti
Micaele
Hurdy Gurdy Girl Debuts at Tremont Theatre
Boston June 8 The musical comedy The Hurdy Gurdy Girl opened at Tremont Theatre. Richard Carle wrote and staged it though not in the cast, with music by H L Hearts of Boston. The plot features Times Square New York a Summer home setting and a Fifth Avenue ballroom. The audience greeted the numbers with enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Richard Carle
H. L. Hearts
New York
Fifth Avenue
Miss Nethersole Opens Week in Paris at Bernhardt Theatre
Olga Nethersole, backed by an English company, opened a seven night engagement at Sarah Bernhardt's theatre in Paris with The Second Mrs. Tanqueray. The performance drew a crowded house and a warm reception with many diplomats and social figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Olga Nethersole
Sarah Bernhardt
Theatre
The Chorus Lady a Hit In Chicago Tonight
Rose Stahl starred at Power's Theatre in The Chorus Lady earning strong applause and an anticipated long Chicago run after a New York engagement. His Honor the Mayor opened at Wallack's with a new skating scene and a notable cast led by Harry Kelly and May Flood in a broad Broadway revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Rose Stahl
Power
James Forhbes
New York
Mise Stahl
Wallack’s
C. J. Campbell
R. M. Skinner
Julian Edwards
Alfred Aarons
Broadway
Harry Kelly
Aoe Donat
May Fiood
Clarence Harvey
Teddy Tod
Kankakee
Brewster's Mutions ends run at H Theatre June 15
Brewster's Mutions wraps a 27 week run at the H Theatre closing June 15. A future Chicago engagement follows with the New York cast, then a touring schedule returning to New York. The Hudson Theatre plans a new season opener with Robert Edeson in a fresh play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster's
H Theatre
Chicago
New York
Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
Edne May Spooner
Mary Tuoder
Keith & Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Henry B Harris
Amestes Pitou, Sr
Golden City
Elsie Lasite
N. Lawrence
Madison
Old Hampshire Bond Promotes Dignified Letter Writing
The text urges using every means to win a favorable reception for a letter. It recommends leveraging Old Hampshire Bond for dignity and character. A printer offers Book of Specimens to demonstrate best practices in letter composition.
Hammerstein Roof Opens with Summer Season Debut
Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden on the Victoria and Belasco entres opened last night to a large audience. The remodeled roof features blue and white decor, white boxes with red geraniums, and a seating plan around the orchestra. The Mute Review behind the covered house previews season highlights with acts like The Red Mill Cousin Kate Rose Stahl and a panoply of comic and vaudeville sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerstein
Paradise
Victoria and Belascoentres
Belasco Theatre
Kate
Rose Stahl
Ted Bear
Barnold
Rice
Provost
Pantser
Mourn Judge Townsend. federal court observes day of memory
United States Judges Lacombe Holt Hough and Martin met in the Criminal Branch and adjourned to mourn Judge William K Townsend of New Haven Corina whose sudden death was not officially announced. Colleagues valued him as an expert in patent cases and a student of mechanics with motor designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lacombe
Holt, Hough
Martin
United States Circuit Court
Circuit Court
William K. Townsend
New Haven
Corina
Tates Tech
Shields
Alexander
Marshal Henkel
Edick
Townsend
Jo Townsend
Wallace
Holt
Adams, Hough
Coxe
Judge Townsend
Ridgeway
Federal
Barney Aaron Dead at 77 Bare Knuckle Champion of Old Era
Barney Aaron aged 77, famed for a 17 round bare knuckle win against Arthur Chambers at Mississippi City in 1878, died in a Long Island institution. He was last of the old breed, survived by a widow and two daughters. Born in England, he learned fighting from his father and fought there before coming to America. He later fought at Harry Hill’s and Owney Geoghegan’s pits and worked at race tracks calling winners. A veteran ring figure, his final bout was years earlier and a breakdown led to his sanitarium death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Aaron
Arthur Chambers
Mississippi City
Long Island
Agron
England
America
Harry Hill
Houston Street
Owney Geoghegan
Bowery
Aaron
Broadway Athletic Club
Doony Harris
Aaronony
Barney
Doony
Death of Gen Ruger in Stamford Conn
Gen Thomas Ruger a Union Civil War officer died at his Stamford home. Born April 2 183 in New York he graduated West Point 1854 and served in engineers before resigning to practice law. He led the Third Wisconsin Infantry rising to brigadier general and served with Sherman at Atlanta. He later held posts including provisional governor of the District of Columbia and superintendent of the US Military Academy. He commanded troops in South Carolina and headed the School of Cavalry at Fort Leavenworth before retiring as major general in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omas Howard Ruger
N. Y
West Point
Corps of Engineers
New Orleans
Army
Wisconsin
Third
Wisconsin Infantry
Shenandoah
Volunteers
New York
Ruger
Sherman
Atlanta
Thomas
Hooding
Gear
United Military Academy
South Carolina
D. H. Chamberlain
Wade Hampton
Geney
School of Inland Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Death List of a Day Frank Hale Dies in Irvington Circles
Frank Rogers Hale a prominent figure in East Orange social and political life died Sunday night at his sister Mrs Weis in Irvington after a period of illness. Born in Springfield he served in the army and later moved into public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers Hale
East Orange
Én Weis
Irvington
Springfield
Goonnes
War veteran’s postwar life and service details
The man enlisted as a sutler's clerk in 1962 and joined Battery Dyott First Regiment, commanding lead horses. He fought at Petersburg Richmond Turnpike Bermuda Hundred Malvern Hills and Chapin's Farms, helped capture Richmond, and endured family losses. After the war he entered the New York silver trade, chaired East Orange Third Ward Election Board, and joined the Elks order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyot
Petersburg
Richmond Turnike
Bermuda Hundred
Malvern Hills
Arina Road
Chapin's Farms
Richmond
James
New York
East Orange
The
Order of Elks
Alfred Lee Tyler Dies After Brights Disease At Waldorf Astoria
Alfred Lee Tyler a founder of Niston Alabama died Sunday night from Brights disease at the Waldorf Astoria. born in Norwich Connecticut 73 years ago he was son of Gen Daniel Tyler and a great grandson of Jonathan Edwards. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and helped build the Macon and Western Railroad later directing the Pennsylvania and Erie and serving as VP GM of the South Carolina Road. He retired to manufacturing furnaces in Northern Alabama and was active in Manhattan and Union League clubs. He leaves a widow two daughters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee Tyler
Niston
Ala
Bright
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Tyler
Norwich
Conn
Gen
Daniel Tyler
West Point
Jonathan Edwards
Harvard College
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Macon & Western Railroad
Pennsylvania and Erie
South Carolina
Columbia
Josiah F Day Dies Aged 79 In New York City
Josiah F Day longtime Stude baker Wagon Company manager in the city died at 79 at his home 79 West Ninety-fourth Street Born in Boubenville Ohio he spent thirty years in Pittsburgh PA in hardware before moving to New York About ten years ago he patented a dump wagon for contractors He was a member of the Scotch Presbyterian Church at Ninety sixth Street and Central Park West Burial will be in Pittsburgh He is survived by a daughter Mrs John M Thompson of Pittsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah F. Day
Studebaker Wagon Company
West Ninety-fourth Street
Mr. Day
Boubenville
Ohio
New York
Pittsburg
Penn
Steubenville
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Ninetysixth Street
Central Park West
Pittsburg Tomorow
John M. Thompson
Ward L. Butrick
New Haven
Knights Templars
Chester
D. C
Seventeenth South Carolina
William Drake
Newton
N. J
Oscar F. Potter
Watertown
N. Y
Albany County
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Assembly
Watervilet
Bridget McGowan
Creme
John 8 Caldwell
Borough of
Manhattan
Caldwell
Isabella L. C. Patterson
Supreme Court
Edward Patterson
Patterson
Isabella Liddon Cox
Abraham L Cox
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
St. James the Less
Falls of the Schuylkill
Mary
B. Brower
George V. Brower
Brooklyn
Park Place
Tompkins
McGinleys
New London
Woman's Auzil
Society For
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Longtime New York Cotton Exchange figure Charles Messick dies
Charles Messick aged sixty one, veteran member of the New York Cotton Exchange, died of heart trouble at The Orleans in Manhattan after a two week illness. Born in New York he later joined mercantile life and was elected to the Cotton Exchange forty years ago. He leaves a widow and one son with funeral services set for Thursday at 8 pm from Stephen Merritt Burial Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Messick
New York Cotton Exchange
Orleans
West
Eightieth Street
Mr. Messick
New York
College of the City of New York
Cotton Exchange
Stephen Merritt
Death of Sir Charles Mark Palmer MP for Jarrow
Sir Charles Mark Palmer Liberal Member of Parliament for the Jarrow Division of Durham died this morning in London. Born Nov. 3, 1822 in South Shields he had served in Parliament since 1885. He led the First Newcastle and Durham Engineers and held Italian orders of St Maurice and St Lazarus. He founded the Palmer Iron and Shipbuilding Company and was a major coal owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mark Palmer
London
Jarrow
Durham
Sir Charles Mark Palmer
South Shields
Newcastle and Durham Engineers
Order of St. Maurice and St Lazarus
Italy
Palmer Iron and Shipbuilding Company
Obituary notices from New Haven to Brooklyn deaths
A batch of brief notices reports deaths of diverse figures across New Haven Conn Chatham N Y Chester County S C Newton N J Watertown N Y Albany County Philadelphia and Brooklyn. It lists ages roles families and some service in wars with minimal details.
Marriages Listed from New York and Nearby States
A series of marriage notices across New York and surrounding areas. Susan Hilles wed Edward A. Freshman in New York City. Hildreth weds Warner Miller’s son Avatar Hildreth in Herkimer. Vestianah Quack erfpush marries Willem Edward Hurxthal in Paso Texas. Muriel Collier weds Cyril of London at St Mary’s Church echo Park California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
New York City
Susan Hilles
Ro B. Taber
Edward A
Hildreth—Miller
Herkimer, N
Bishop Andrews
Avatar
Warner Miller
Loring Townsend Hildreth
New York
Hurxthauackenbush
Paso
Texas
Vestianah
Lambert
Quackerfpush
Willem Edward Hurxthal
Martineau
St. Mary's Church
Echo Park
N. Y
William Jasimon
Muriel
Price Collier
Cyril
London
Obituaries Gather for Brooklyn and Hoboken Residents
Death notices from June 1907 list Mary Tompkins, Joanna ONeil, Josiah Day, and many others. Funeral services occur across Brooklyns Park Place and Willoughby Avenues, Montclair and Hoboken mansions with interments at St. James the Less Falls of Schuylkill, and Plymouth Church Brooklyn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah F. Day
Pittsburg
Penn
West
George
Beles
Geoce Durie
St. Rose of Lima
Amsterdam
New Haven
Conn
New Providence
N. J
William J. Fryer
Orient
Leavin
Depot
Summit
Gorton
James Sanford Gorton
Brooklyn
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Ambassador Reid
George de Braekelett
Mise
Jeanette Marie Hecker
John H. Henshaw
Mer. Lavelle
John J. Byrne
cKeon Hecker
Neva Valentine Hecker
Harry de Braekeleer
West Thirty-seventh Street
Mrs. de Braekeleer
Mabel A. Marks
Kohn—Bloch
Corwin—Bradley
Vichy
Sefton
Mumford
Curtie
Newburger
Langfeld
Social Notes
Peter Gilsey
Carline L. Ladd
Vaderland
Europa
Ocean Travelers
Mrs
Robert Goelet
King Edward
Cohan
New York Association For Improving the
Es Tecla & CO
Crown Prince and Princess Express
Carmen
Academy
Mme.Baldini
Italian Grand Opera Co
Times Square
Miss Nethersole
Bernhardt
Old Hampshire
Paradise Garden
Department of the East
Stamford
Thomas Ruger
West 58Th Street
Westchester
Appleton's
Charlies Messick
Russia
Samuel J. Barrows
Russian Famine Relief Committee
East 13Th Street
Henry C. Potter
James M. Buckley
James M. Fairey Roberts
MacArthur Man
Abbott Edward B. Coe H
Parkhurst
Robert Cullyer
Joseph Silverman
Platt
Clarke
Peer
Willoughby
Broocklyn
Pune
St. John the Baptist
Lewis
Messick
Charles Ee
Hotel Orleans
Chapel of Puna Merritt Burial Company
Rogera
Albert Day
Annie Day
James Gamble Rogers
Niantic
Lake Forest
Ill
Sifdler
Mantoloking
Ernestine
Charles
Grave Lyma Siedler
Kensico
Society OF Mayflower Descendants
Stephen van Culen White
Alps N. J
Plymouth Church
M. Y
Walter
Allerton
Clarence E. Leonard
Prank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
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