Orphans Race Through New York Auto Parade
One thousand two hundred city orphans, many crippled, ride in a motor club charity event from Bretton Hall to City Hall Park and Dreamland. Chattered cars from 12,000 donors compete in a 5.5 mile procession halted at times by police, ending with a grand dinner funded by George A. Kessler and guided tours for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Motor Club
Bretton Hall
City Hall
Gen. Bingham
Broadway
City Hall Park
McDonald
Inspector Cross
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Christopher Dalton
McCarren
Dalton
John G. Cutting
Gen. Cutting’s
Times
Ennis
W. J. Morgan
Coney Island
Dreamland
George A. Kessler
Senatoreynolds
The Prince of India on the Weber Music Hall stage
Theatrical notes announce Kian and Erlanger presenting The Prince of India on the padway. Walter N. wrence manages a late August opening at the Weber Music Hall with Lady Jim, a three act comedy by Harold Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kian & Erlanger
Weber Music 1
Walter N. Wrence
Harold Eaton
Lady Jim
Mysterious disturbance at Marie Antoinette Hotel
A neatly dressed young woman accused a black mustached man of persecuting her outside the Marie Antoinette Hotel on Broadway. The trio entered the hotel where the woman screamed and clung to her escort as onlookers and hotel guests watched. The elderly man sought police assistance, but by the time officers returned the participants had vanished leaving many witnesses puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Sixty-fifth Street
Broadway
West Sixty-eighth Street
Mehan
Oliceman
Heft
West Sixty-seventh Street
Friend of Nuns Dead in Brooklyn at 88
Mrs. Sarah Goodwin died at 925 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn on Tuesday aged 88. Her funeral is set for 10 AM tomorrow at the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel Putnam Avenue near Ralph Avenue with burial at Calvary. She aided the St Joseph nuns fifty years ago and leaves a husband Thomas Goodwin four children nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren once Williamsburg postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Goodwin
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Putnam Avenue
Ralph Avenue
Calvary
Order of St. Joseph
Goodwin
New York
St. Joseph
Diocese of
Fransioli
Garfield Eos
Augustus C. Fransioll
St. Francoisavier’s
6Th Av
Carroll St
Fursman
Lucy
John and Mary Fursman
Thomas Goodwin
Church of Our Lady of Good_ Counsel
Putnam ,Av
Ralph Av
Calvary Cemetery
Death of Sir Frederick Peel in London
Sir Frederick Peel died in London this morning at age 42? The Right Hon. Sir Frederick Peel was the second son of Sir Robert Peel. He served as Speaker of the House of Commons for eleven years and held multiple government posts including Under Secretary for the Colonies and War and Secretary to the Treasury. Since 1873 he was a Railway and Canal Commissioner. He was made Knight Commander of St Michael and St George in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Peel
Robert Peel
England
Robert
Arthur Wellesley
Peel
House of Commons
Colonies
The
Treasury
St. Michael and St. George
Society Notes Preview of Miss Hutchinson’s Country Reception
Miss Margaret Hutchinson, daughter of Dr. John Hutchinson, will make her preliminary bow with an afternoon reception at the family country house in South Manchester, Conn. In town, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden Sr. arrive for their son Arthur’s Monday wedding to Miss Roche, with Durands planning Lenox season arrivals and other society relocations unfolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hutchinson
John Hutchinson
East Fiftyfifth Street
South Manchester
Conn
James A. Burden, Sr
Arthur
Washington Brennan wedding quiet ceremony in church
William Lanier Washington son of the late Major James Barrell Washington and May Bruce Brennan daughter of Thomas Brennan were married yesterday at the Church of the Incaronation in a quiet ceremony. The bride was given away by her father and attended by none. Present were the bride’s parents two mothers and Washington’s aunts and Dr Robert Brennan and Albert Andrews Brennan. The death of Lewis Washington in Nice altered plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lanier Washington
James Barrell Washington
Virginia
May Bruce Brennan
Thomas Brennan
Louisville
H. Irvine Keyser
Baltimore
Robert Brennan
Albert Andrews Brennan
Huillier and Baker Wed at All Angels Church
William Darby L. Huillier and Marguerite Milbank Baker married yesterday at All Angels Church with Rev. De Lancey Townsend presiding. Maid of honor Bessie Taylor of Plainfield. bridesmaids Hermine and Gertrude Clark. flower girl Sophie Young. best man George Endicott. ushers Emile Keppler Charles Brinckerhoff Jr Leonard Smith Jr and Ralph Wright of St Louis. A reception followed for relatives and intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Darby L. Huillier
Marguerite Milbank Baker
All Angels’ Church
de Lancey Townsend
Bessie Taylor
Plainfield
Sophie Young
Flower
Hermine
Gertrude Clark
George Endicott
Emile Keppler
Charles F. Brinckerhoff, Jr
Leonard B. Smith, Jr
Ralph G
Miss Louise Magee Weds Baron von Riedenau in Pittsburg Church
Special to The New York Times. Miss Louise Magee marries Baron Francis Riedel von Riedenau at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church in Pittsburg. The Austrian Ambassador’s representative stood in as best man. After the ceremony the couple began a wedding tour and will reside in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Louise Magee
Baron Francis Riedel von Riedenau
Rome
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
James L. McIlvaine
Baron von Hengelmuller
United States
Baron Heymerle
Reformed Church Synod Celebrates Centennial in New York
Two hundred delegates gathered for the one hundredth General Synod of the Reformed Church of America at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas. Sessions run daily with public meetings, and a Roosevelt letter will be read at tonight’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundredth General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
St. Nicholas
Fifth Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
James I. Vance
Newark
N. J
D. J. Diekema
Holland, Mich
A. V. V. Reymond
Union College
The
Reformed Church of America
Collegiate Reformed Church of
New York City
Reformed Church
Seminary of
New Brunswick
We A
Netherlands
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
James M. Farrar
First Reformed Church of
Brooklyn
Donald Sage Mackay
Collegiate Church of
Samuel M. Zwemer
Iowa
William D. Ward
Oyster Bay
Alexander
van Dyck
Cobleskill
N. Y
Mackay
New York
Farrar
Reformed Church In
Weber Signs New Players for All Star Company
Joe Weber yesterday signed Cecelia Loftus Maurice Farkoa and William Burress as the first four new members of Joe Weber's all star company for next season. Mme Lillian Blau is also part of the group. Farkoa was last seen at Daly's in the English musical Three Little Maids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weber
Cecelia Loftus
Maurice Farkoa
Mr. Farkoa
Miss Loftus
Mr. Weber
William Burress
Mme
Lillian Blau
All Star Company
Ocean travelers depart aboard multiple transatlantic liners
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carried numerous travelers including William Guggenheim and Mrs. Cooper Hewitt among a long list of passengers arriving in New York. Other liners, the Carpathia, Amerika, La Lorraine, and Grosser Kurfürst, carried diverse groups bound for Hamburg Havre Bremen and other European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Guggenheims
Cooper Hewitt
C. H. Steinway
William Guggenheim
Lady Barrington
Constanza Ysabel Matthey
D’ Azavedo
W. D. Orcutt
Gordon Bell
Charles H. Baldwin
Lawrence Carr
Murray Dodge
Frederick A. Glidden
J. B. Haggin
William W. McAlpin
McAlpin
Elizabeth Peabody
William York Peters
Arthur J. Singer
Charles H. T. Townsend
Frank Seabury
J. E. Sperry
Naples
BE. A. Dix
Oscar B. Depue
Mararet Bruce
Murray Dodd
M. W. Bavison
H. W. Hillman
George F. Morse
E. L. Mellus
Mellus
H. 8. Williams
Miss Williams
Annie Kelley Meets Police After Mud House in Central Park
Four year old Annie Kelley, claiming to live on 128th Street, was found by Officer Donovan building a mud house under a tree in Central Park near Seventy second Street. At the police station she met Sergt Mehan and joked about her parents’ size before being sent to headquarters with a matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kelley
128Th Street
New York
Donovan
West Sixty-eighth Street
Central Park
Seventy-second Street
Annie
Sergt. Mehan
Mehan
LAW AND THE WOMAN IN A NOSEBLEED COURTROOM
Judge Cowing hears Jacob Rosenstein nineteen charged with burglary third degree. Miss Esther Kiinstler, a young woman lawyer, cross examines a large policeman in soft-voiced, winning style. Assistant DA Marshall and spectators applaud as the defense gains ground and adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rosenstein
Miss Kinstler
Garvan
Miss Kinnstler
Old Police Stations To Go In City Renovation Plan
Controller Metz toured police stations after noon on Tuesday and found conditions a dis grace to the city. He urged a 2 million dollar appropriation to overhaul and readapt the stations noting some buildings were vile. The police commissioners had asked more, but only 2 million can be used immediately with rest to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Notable Obituaries of Four Local Figures
The Rev Joseph A Lord died at home in Fordham of tuberculosis and heart disease. Capt Charles J Merrill died in Harbor, US, at 88 after a lifetime in the oyster trade. Philip Braun, ex New York lawyer, died suddenly at his Highland Park New Jersey home after cancer illness. leaves widow and several children. Dr Frederick W Deichman, Franco Russian War surgeon and NY Medical School graduate, died in Bristol Connecticut at 59 from Brights disease. George M White House of Riverside Avenue died in Frankfort on the Main after an operation. 62 with four sons and three daughters surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Lord
Fordham
Joseph B.rd
Charles J. Merrill
Mariner’s Harbor
U. S
Philip Braun
New York
Highland Park
New Brunswick
N. J
Frederick. W. Deichman
New York Medical School
Bristol
Europe
Weather forecast and conditions across the United States
Low pressure prevails coast to coast with unusually low readings between the Mississippi and the Rockies. Forecast calls for showers in eastern regions and warmer, fair conditions in the west and New England. Temperatures ranged from 68 to 88 degrees with humidity around 75 to 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New England
Maine
United States Weather Bureau
Necessary supplies bought from Safety Systems Company
The notice states supplies are procured from Safety Systems Company and directs to phone the salesman at 21 Franklin for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Systems Company
Salesman
Franklin
Hartmann Philosopher Karl von Hartmann Dies at 65
Berlin reports Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann died at his home in Grosslichterfelde after a long invalid life. The philosopher argued that life is evil yet progress is possible through intelligence guiding the unconscious will toward non-willing and non-being. His major work Philosophie des Unbewussten appeared at age 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann
Grosslichterfelde
Hartmann
Schopenhauer
Nietzsche
Hartzhann
Germany
Architect McElfatrick Dies After Illness in Knickerbocker Office
John Bailey McElfatrick, renowned theatrical architect, died suddenly of heart disease after pneumonia in his Knickerbocker Building office. He designed major theatres in New York and elsewhere, oversaw important reconstructions, and worked with his son on current projects. He was 77 and a noted Mason influential in American theatre circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey McElfatrick
Knickerbocker
Mr. McElfatrick
New York
Criterion
Empire
Broadway
Alhambra
Murray Hill
Metropolis
Hudson
Harlem Opera House
Grand Opera House
F. F. Proctor
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Louisville
Harrisburg
Penn
St. Louis
Bijou
Manhattan
The
Standard
Metropolitan Opera House
McHlfatrick
Arcade Theatre
Sixty-fifth Street
Union Hill
Binghamton
Marriages multiple in Pittsburg and New York June 1906
Several marriage notices dated June 6 1906 announce unions in Pittsburg New York and nearby areas. Elizabeth G Lawrence weds Joseph A Didier in Pittsburg Mary Victoria Rainey weds Charles Bigelow Ford in New York Isabel Morris wed Lewis Cass Ledyard in June Newark Connett Morton weds Theodore Browning Nisbet in Newark Leila Howard weds Homer Billings Smith in Brooklyn May Brennan weds William Lanter Washington in New York Rose Mabel Neethinger weds James Williamson in South Nyack New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didier Wrencb
Pittsburg
Penn
Elizabeth G. Lawrence
Joseph A. Didier
New York City
Ford—Raindy
Robert George Boville
Mary Victoria
William O’neill Rainey
Charles Bigelow Ford
New York
Ottawa
Canada
Ledyard—Morris
Richard BR. Mattice
Isabel
John A. Morris
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Nisbet—Morton
Newark
J. I. Vance
D. D
M Connett Morton
William C. Morton
Theodore Browning Nisbet
Smith—Howard
Howard Melish
Holy Trinity Arch
Brooklyn
Leila
Louis E. Howard
Homer Billings Smith
Washington
Brennan
Rockland Tyng Homans
Church of the Incarnation
May Bruce Brennan
Thomas Brennan
Louisville
William Lanter Washington
Williamson — Naething
South Nyack
N. Y
Sartell Prentice
Rose Mabel Neethin
Eresee James Williamson
Granview
Callanan's EC Brand Ceylon Tea Promoted in Ad
TRY L J CALLANAN'S EC BRAND CEYLON TEA. It eclipses all other Ceylon Teas sold in EAN in quality and flavor. Callanan's magazine mailed on request. Call and try it 41 and 48 Vesey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAN
Callanan
Sagazine
Re Uest
VESEY
Death notices and funeral services in New York area
A series of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1906 lists individuals such as Howard Cary Dana Davidson de Forest Dickinson Fransioli Fursman Geer Goodwin Hagadorn Jarvis McElfatrick Moir Mooney Nairne Ohle Pings Russell Seymour Smith Whithehouse with funeral details and interment plans across Grace Church St. Agnes Chapel Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel and other locations in New York City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B
Maria Josephine Laimbeer
Grace Church Chantry
Dickinson
Col
A. G. Dickinson
Livingstone
Central Park West
St. Thomas’s Church
Uthern
Moir
Minneapolis
Eliza Martin Otto
Walter Marvin Seymour
Smith
Hobart Hans Smith
Etta C. Smith
Frankfort
Germany
George Meredith Whitehouse
New York
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Coney
Mr. Kessler
Host
Sir Frederick Peel
London
Mortimer Durand
Lenox
Durands
Congress
Forsyth Wickes
Lenox Villa
Tuxedo
William T. Meredith
Seabright
Josephi Cottage
Norrie Sellar
Newport
Reformed Church Synod
Leaders of America
Cen
President Roosevelt
Weber
Cecilia Loftus
Ocean Travelers
Hamburg
Amerika
W. W. Thomas
Sweden
Henry D. Brewster
Sharswood Brinton
Charles C. Blackshear
A. A. Daniels
H. H. Eustis
Burton Butherington
Anson R. Flower
J. P. Furnald
P. Gifford
Thomas B. Hutchinson
George W. Hale
Edward Kemp
John Livermore
John W. Croft
Croft
Ashbell R. Elliott
Henry A. Fry
Walter 8. Fletcher
Martin H. Glynn
Frederick G. Hallett
H. A. Lindsay
Francis L. Loring
Richard T. Mackay
T. Owens
Sanchis
A. B. van Loon
Townsend Walsh
D. C. Lewis
Bremen
R. E. Bartels
Richard Conried
Louis de Foe
J.A. Didier
G. L Degener
Frank D. Hurtt
E. B. Hyman
George W. Jacoby
Law and the Woman
Labor Saving Systems
Econ
Omy
Karl von Hartmann
Philosopher
J. B. McElfatrick
Ambert
cAgent
eAsk
eMan
Atterbury System
Jmien
OT Street
Valenes
New Haven, Conn
Cortlandt St
Berean 6Th and
6Th Ave
Green
Morris
GEO. C. Flint CO
L. J. Callanan
Xuh
Philippine
Hedwig
Julius B. Pings
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Frank EB. Campbell
West
Chelsea
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