Society debtors in danger of jail in Newport
Unpaid last summer bills threaten Newport society residents with arrest as writs are served on incoming boats. Tradespeople press for payment, with several prominent debtors facing court actions. some tradesmen report settlements after legal notes and lawyer involvement, while others remain unpaid.
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New York Times
Newport
Newport Society
New York
Providence
F. P. Garrettson
Americans Dominate Olympia Show Horse Exhibit
London June 4 with the International Horse Show opening tomorrow the standout feature is the American entries. Judge William H Moore of New York brings 48 harness horses with top stalls and floral decorations. C W Watson of Baltimore adds 24 harness horses, E H Wetherbee 18 saddle horses, Julian Morris 8 tracks, EH H Stotesbury 6 trotters, A G Vanderbilt coaches teams and Walter Winans displays jumpers and harness horses. Arena decorations include flowers and nightly turf refreshes.
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London
Olympia
William H. Moore
New York
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
E. H. Wetherbee
Julian Morris
Virginia
EH. H. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
A. G. Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Double Wedding Plans At Grace Church June 8
A. De Tre finoff Ogden Jones and Raphael W. Pumpelly wed Misses Alice Van D Ripley and Amelie Sybil Huntington Ripley at Grace Church on Tuesday June 8. Best men include Stephen Clark Langdon Warner and W. Davis Conrad lead a list of ushers from New York Boston Cooperstown and beyond with officiants Dr William H. Wibbert and Dr Huntington.
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A. de Trefinoff Ogden Jones
Raphael W. Pumpelly
Alice van D. Ripley
Amelie Sybil Huntington Ripley
Grace Church
Jones
Stephen Clark
John Egmont Schermerhorn
Gustav Schwab
Bayard Boyesen
New York
Waldo Corey Johnston
Cooperstown
George Jean
United States Army
Pumpelly
Langdon Warner
Boston
W. Davis Conrad
Guerdon S. Parker
Gardner B. Perry
Ralph Page
Arthur W. Page
William H. Wibbert
W. R. Huntington
Miss Ripley
Mr. Jones
Dr. Huntington
Dr. Wibbert
Miss Florence Vernon Betrothed to William Griffin
The engagement of Miss Florence Vernon to William Griffin formerly of Kansas City is announced. The couple plans to marry June 25 at St. Bartholomew's Church. Griffin is a Hamptom's Magazine managing editor and Miss Vernon has spent two years in England.
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Florence Vernon
William Griffin
Kansas City
Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Mr.Vernon
Richard Vernon
Sir Joshua Reynolds
England
Ianthe Steele
Seth Low
Muriel and
Beatrice Steele
San Francisco
Thomas Williams
Engagement Acknowledged for Miss Rita Maas and S Heilmar Cal
Announcement notes the engagement of Miss Rita Maas daughter of Mrs Sarah Maas of the Hotel Endicott to S Heilmar Cal. The brief item records the families involved and the forthcoming nuptials.
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Rita Maas
Sarah Maas
Hotel
Endicott
S. Heilmar Cal
Miss Wharton Engaged to Roger Knox of Pittsburg
Miss Mary Ormsby Wharton of Wheatland-on-the-Miles Easton announces engagement to Roger Knox son of the late Mr and Mrs Samuel Page Knox of Brownsville Penn Knox a graduate of the Pennsylvania Law School now practicing law in Pittsburgh The announcement came at a Wheatland luncheon Miss Wharton is sister of Clifford Barton Jr of Plainfield N J
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New York Times
Easton
Clifton Wharton
Wheatland-on-the- Miles
Social Season Moves and Notable Weddings Gather in New York
Count Bernstorff returns to Washington after a stay with Mr and Mrs James Speyer at Scarborough on Hudson. Society figures prepare for summer abroad leaving June dates and autumn returns. Several weddings set for Chappaqua New Windsor and Nutley with guests including Lois Mackay Roland Eli man Helen Harris Norman Snow Florence Bryant Frederic de Peyster Phoebe Prout and Pierpont Van Derveer Davis. Gardner Williams hosts dinner before Europe voyage.
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Herbert Roswell Bates
Edith Talcott
James Talcott
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Spring Street
Murray Shipley Howland
William Sloane Coffin
James Lawrence Houghtaling
Norman M. Thomas
Warner M. van Norden
Thomas Carter
Geno S. Dunn
G. Beekman Hoppin
Theodore Savage
Mrs. Talcott
Metropolitan
Count Bernstorff
Washington
James Speyer
Scarborough-on-Hudson
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
Warner M. Leeds
New York
Balance Rock
Bar Harbor
Lois Mackay
George Devereaux Mackay
Roland Franklin Eliman
Chappaqua
N. Y
Helen F. Harris
William Hamilton Harris
Madison Avenue
Norman L. Snow
St. Thomas’s Church
New Windsor
John Godfrey Saxe
Mary Sands
Ferdinand Sands
St. Regis
Manhattan Club
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Duchess of Marlborough
London
Sela Husted Harper
Florence Bryant
Ae D. Bryant
Chute to Dance in Opera with Loie Fuller Boston
Dancer Paul Jones Chute has been engaged by Miss Loie Fuller as premier male dancer of the Boston Opera House for three years. He is noted in Boston Newport and New York for society dances and favors knickerbockers as the coming men's garment for comfort ease and movement.
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New York Times
Boston
Paul Jones Chute
Loie Fuller
Little Land League
Pine Street
New York
Mr. Hall
Maude Adams Trains White Arabian for Joan of Arc Role
Miss Adams trains a pure white Arabian at Central Park Riding Academy for Schiller's Joan of Arc at Harvard Stadium on June 22. Each morning she saddles the horse in armor while banners and bells jangle to accustom him to Beethoven's Eroica, then rides and grooms him in public rehearsals.
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Central Park Riding Academy
Miss Adams
Schiller
Joan of Arc
Harvard Stadium
Harvard
Eleanor Robson to Europe on St Paul voyage in June
Eleanor Robson sails yesterday for Europe aboard the St Paul with plans to stay mainly in Paris and return to New York in September. Margaret Anglin left for Ottawa to visit Supreme Court Justice Frank Anglin, her brother.
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Eleanor Robson
Europe
St. Paul
Paris
New York
Margaret Anglin
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Frank Anglin
New York Theatre
Nannette Comstock
Frederic Thompson
Shuberts
Lyric Theatre
Georgia Caire
La Salle Theatre Closed Over Exit Shortfall
Chicago officials closed the La Salle Theatre due to insufficient rear exits. A light opera show was moved to another venue while the building department orders safety exits, following stricter local theatre codes after the Iroquois tragedy that claimed 609 lives.
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Chicago
la Salle Theatre
Pittsburg Bijou Theatre Sold For Eight Hundred Fifty Thousand
The Bijou Theatre in Pittsburg was sold to Klaw & Erlanger for 850000 with part of the price paid over. The Sixth Street venue will become a hippodrome under new owners the McNulty heirs and R M Gulick. Shuberts and others pursued it but failed.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Bijou
Klaw & Erlanger
Sixth Street
McNulty
R. M. Gulick
Henry M. Bennett
Bennett
Laura
Marriem
Miss Biggar
Shuberts
Nixon & Zimmerman
Duquesne
Shubert Signs Lease for New Indianapolis Theatre
J. J. Shubert of New York signed a lease yesterday for the new theatre to be built in the Shriners Temple in Indianapolis. The move signals plans for a major venue in the city, with construction soon to begin.
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Indianapolis
Shuberts
J. J. Shubert
New York
Transatlantic steamships list daily departures and passengers
A published roster details ships on the Atlantic route today and those booked to sail, including the Deutschland Celtic Caronia Philadelphia Minnetonka Zeelands and Prinzess Irene. Notable passengers include Mrs Chandler P Anderson Col J H Benton Miss Florence E Biddle combe Rev Sydney Goodman General Rush C Hawkins and many named families.
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Deutschland
Hamburg
Chandler P. Anderson
Maurice Blum
George Barnes
Gabriel D. Clarke
Wright Prescott Edgerton
Lendall. Gray
Christian Hulsen
A. S. Hunter
D. M. Harris
W. T. Hewett
Charles H. Ogden
BE. V. Selden
E. R. Skidmore
James B. Smith
E. Stewart Varcoe
Co. D. Walcott
Caronia
Liverpool
George Arents
Edgar S. Auchincloss
James H
Gustaf R. Westfeldt
Philadelphia
Southampton
Fred. W. Beetston, Jr
Beetson
Read Benedict
George W. Blanchard
E. T. Bogert
Frank Colfax
Charles 5. Frost
Reginald J. Eyres
Cuyler Hastings
Rush C. Hawkins
F. T. Lewis
C. C. Mailoux
Medbury
H. H. Porter
Archibald EB. Roberts
William B. Seekind
Helen Ten Broeck
Perry A. Weinberg
Minnetonka
London
A. A. Andrews
Mark J. Baldwin
John Berryman
R. W. Boardman
George A. Damon
W. H. French
George J. Gardner
George V. Harper
C. A. Boyer-Lane
R. H. Morgan
Charles L. Patterson
P. F. Rutherford
Charles G. Sawtelle
R. M. Townsend
John Widdicomb
Zeeland
Antwerp
Peter Ayen
Paul A. Chaunt
George de Brakeleer
Thomas C. Else
Harrison D. Kerr
Frances Nightengale
Ralph Fatterson
Lewis L. Richards
J. R. S. Sterrett
H. P. Ward
Pope Yeatman
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Charles H. Albrecht
Emil Christ
Lester W. Clark
Ellen du Pont
Charles London
T. C. Marshall
Angelo del Nero
Spencer van B. Nichols
H. M. Perkins
Fred Prime
Es Aie Tucker
C. G. L. Wolf
Ae ~ Oost
Death of Paris department store proprietor Chauchard
H A Chauchard owner of Magazine du Louvre in Paris is dead after months of illness. He planned an elaborate funeral including a $16,000 sarcophagus and $40,000 set aside for the service. His body will lie in state at his residence before services at the Church of the Madeleine and a ceremonial procession through Paris streets.
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Paris
H. A. Chauchard
Magazine
du Louvre
Palais Royal
Louvre Palace
M. Chauchard
Chelor
Millet
Angelus
Meissonier
Ueath
Pére la Chaise
Church of the Madeleine
Opera
Friends of
Death of Irving Loveridge Berlin Westinghouse Superintendent
Word reached here of the Berlin death yesterday of Irving Loveridge General Superintendent of the Western Electric Company Berlin branch. In his fortyninth year he had recently been appointed to the Berlin superintendency. He leaves a widow who accompanied him to Berlin after several weeks illness.
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Berlin
Irving Loveridge
Western Electric Company
Loveridge
Obituary notes of notable figures in Brooklyn and beyond
GEORGED PHILLIPS of Battle Creek died at Des Moines station awaiting a train from heart disease. CLAYTON N. SWEET head of Sweet, Orr & Co., died at his Newburg home after pneumonia. Dr DANIEL S. CHASE, a dentist, died in Boston at 90 of pneumonia. ELISHA SCHENCK WHITLOCK died in Cleveland in his eighty first year. he helped Ericsson build the Monitor. ALFRED S. MALCOMSON, chemical manufacturer, died at 68. famed brimstone importer, unmarried. THOMAS ERIC BROWN tea merchant in South Brooklyn died at 35. leaves widow and three children. WILHELM C. F. H. VOSS of apoplexy. a Brooklyn Mason. JOHN W. WHITEHEAD, formerly at Government Printing Office and with the American Baptist Home Missionary Society, died of heart disease in Brooklyn. He was born in 1840 in New York City and leaves a widow, two sons, and a daughter.
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Georged Phillips
Battle Creek
Michigan
Des Moines
Clayton N. Sweet
Corporation of Sweet, Orr & Co
Newburg
Wappinger’s Falls
Joliet
New Orleans
New York City
Port Jervis
Alfred
Malcomson
West Fifty-six Street
Mr. Malcomson
New York Yacht Club
Church Club
Downtown Association
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
West Fifty-seventh Street
Thomas Eric Brown
Brooklyn
Degraw Street
Wilhelm C. F. H. Voss
Berkeley Place
Lexington Lodge
A. M
John W. Whitehead
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Greene Avenue
Williamstown
Mass
Elanor Doubleday
William T. Clerk
Charles W. Doubleday
Cunningham
Kingston
Theodore Bliss Cunningham
Theodore Bliss
Hannah Thomas Cunningham
South Station
Boston
New York
Ehrmann
East 49Th St
Ernst Ehrmann
Flora Ehrmann
London
Paris
Freeman
Lakewood
N. J
Louisa Sheafe
Mark J. Freeman
Alfred W
Portsmouth
N. H
West 5Éth St
Alfred S. Malcomson
West 57Th St
Moffett
Helen Wilmot
George M.moffett
Chicago
Moore
Huntington
West Va
Harriet
Thcmas Waterman Moore
Joseph Hallock
Catskill
Ashland
Morgan
Margaret
John J. Morgan
John and
Hannah Chappelle
Clinton H. Leggett
East 92d St
Holland Court
California
Penniman
Robert C. Lewis
Pompton
George Henry Penniman
Silverman
Edith Roberta
Joseph Silverman
East 75Th St
Soloman
John A. Soloman
West
Frank E. Campbell
Spitz
San Francisco
Herman P. Spitz
Adolph A
Henry Lyons
Hannah
Abraham
Theodore P
Jacob
Isidore D. Storms
Frances J
Alfred Storms
Ansonia Hotel
Woodlawn
Sweet
N. Y
Clayton E. Sweet
Montgomery St
Warpinger's Falls
Home St
Bronx
White Plains
Grand Central Station
Poughkeepsie
Tompkins
Hempstead
Joseph E. Tompkins
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices indicate marriage and death information to be sent by telephone to 1000 Bryant for NYT inserts. The brief item outlines submission method rather than individual notices or personal details.
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New York Times
Bryant
Marriages Recorded in Local Notices for June 1909
Notices list four weddings including Delia Crosby Smith and Elwood W Baker in Brooklyn on June 1 1909, Daisy Pratt Dunn and Francis Drake Bush in Morris Heights on June 4, Cecile Gladys Rogers and H F Hamilton in Englewood and Yokohama, and Mary E Dax and Burton Parmlee with Albany and Chicago connections.
Multiple June Weddings Noted Across New Jersey Area
A series of marriage notices dated June in New Jersey communities lists engagements and upcoming weddings. Couples include Dorothy Kidder to Lawrason Riggs Jr in South Orange. Florence Waldstein to Charles Waldstein in Cambridge. Edith Gray to Robert Darrell. Gertrude Gibson to C G Donnelly. Aimee Reynolds to Lester Ford. Catherine Gilroy to Ernest Hauser. Ella Burger to Arthur Leuthausser. May Bush to James McVey. Sara Koehler to Harry Miller. Maybelle Cooney to John Murray Jr. Esther Powell to Ernest Parshall. Dorothy Fluhr to Harry Philbad. Frances Lang to Henry Rommel. Elsie Daumont to Robert Turner. Harriet Vincent to Frank Vincent.
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Florence
D. L. Einstein
New York
Theodore Seligman
Darrell—Gray
Rockville Centre
L. L
Edith M. Gray
Robert G. Darrell
Donnelly—Gilson
Gertrude Gibson
C. G. Donnelly
Ford—Reynolds
Jersey City
Aimee Reynolds
Lester W. Ford
Hauser
Gilroy
Catherine J. Gilroy
Ernest Hauser
Leuthausser
May Bush
James F. McVey
Miller—Koehler
Sara Koehler
Harry R. Miller
Murray—Cooney
Maybelle Cooney
John R. Murray, Jr
Paterson
Sarah Fullerton
Lloyd O' Bleins
Parshall Powell
Esther PoweLl
Ernest V. Parshall
Philkad—Fluhr
Dorothy Fluhr
Harry O. Philbad
Rommel—Lang
Bloomfield
N. J
Frances Lang
Henry Rommel
Turner—Daumont
Elsie Daumont
Robert P. Turner
Vincent—Vincent
Harriet
Vincent
Frank Vincent
Funeral notices from New York and nearby towns June 1909
A compiled list of obituaries and funeral notices for June 3 1909 to June 8 1909 across New York City Brooklyn and New Jersey. Entries include names ages residences and service details such as dates times and burial locations with several mentions of Frank E Campbell Building and local churches. Numerous families and parish connections highlighted across East 75th Street West 23rd Street and area communities.
Zeppelin’s Record Flight Exceeding All Previous Aerial Distances
Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin embarked on an unprecedented flight last Saturday covering 900 miles in the air, signaling the greatest aerial voyage achieved by a man. The reports promise remarkable glimpses into the science and daring of aerial navigation.
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Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Jun Memoriam McAvinex
Philip McAvinex mass at the Church of the Holy Cross Harrison New Jersey at 8 30 A M Preston Mary mass at St ae Church Newark New Jersey at 8 A M
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McAvinex
Philip
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Sales Notice
Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains to Grand Central Station Webster and Tene Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots are available. For information call 4855 Gramercy or contact the House of Views representative. Office address 20 East 230 Street New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Tene Avenue
Gramercy
House of Views
East
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Chauchard
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Cleveland
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Ericsson
Monitor
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William Borsodi
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Astoria
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Spencer
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Saranac Lake
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Wilkerson
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Tarrytown
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Geager
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Jersey
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Bayonne
Huntting
Jonathan W
Easter
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Sherman Av
McCann
Annie
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Tichenor St
O’neill
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Plock
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Union Hill
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Rae
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Plainfield
Reitsperger
John
Grove
Schilling
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Shawger
Carrie
Pennsylvania
Ee Jacob
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Putnam’s
Lieut. Lahm
Baldwin
Lahm
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Undertakers
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