Zionist Rift Over Mesopotamian Plan Faces Gala Session
Zionist leaders at the upcoming convention with 800 delegates aim to rebuke Israel Zangwill over his Mesopotamian project. Louis Lipsky in The Maca baean criticizes his stance while noting Zangwill seeks union of Zionists with Jewish philanthropists. The debate centers on a $40,000,000 irrigation scheme and the push for a Jewish state in Palestine versus broader territorial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Zangwill
Mesopotamia
Turkey
Maccabaean
The
Zionists
Zangwill
Louis Lipsky
Jewish Territorial Association
Palestine
Israel
Geographical Commission
Jewish ‘Colonization Association
William Willcox
Jewish Colonial Trust
Zionist Organization
Mr. Zangwill
Ito
Congress
Pythons and Lioness Welcome Cubs at Dreamland Menagerie
Laura the python and Jenny the lioness gave birth at Dreamland me nagerie owned by Bos tock. Three lion cubs and nineteen pythons born. Laura arrived from India last Friday. Pythons nurse by mother yet fast nine days. keepers note fearless wriggling and pawing in/out of pockets. Jenny the elephant fosters a pony at Luna Park also nearby, with the colt sleeping in her stall and ridden by her when not busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Jenny
Bostock
Dreamland
India
Luna Park
Howdah
Circus Girl Ida St Leon To Star In Polly Of The Circus
Fred Thompson selects Ida St Leon, seventeen, a veteran of traveling circus shows, to be leading woman in Polly of the Circus replacing Mabel Taliaferro who moves to a Tarkington Wilson play. St Leon will tour cities starting June 29 and continues wire-walking at Luna Park before joining the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
Ida St. Leon
Luna Park
Polly
Circus
Mr. Thompson
Mabel Taliaferro
Miss Taliaferro
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Miss St. Leon
Cochin
China
St. Leon
Ida
Bridgeport
Conn
Atlantic Travelers Bringpassengers From Three Ocean Liners
The port saw arrivals from the Cincinnati Cedric and St Paul liners with many passengers including Mr George Brann Mr Julius Eggers Dr J W Cassell Mrs H K Devereux Miss Marion Crocker and other travelers. On the Columbia from Glasgow arrived Sir Samuel Chisholm Bart with a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamburg
George P. Brann
Julius Eggers
J. W. Cassell
H. K. Devereux
Marion Crocker
W. E. Escudero
Morris Jones
Louise Kohlsaar
Sylvian R. Livingstone
Schuyler Merritt
J. H. McKinnie
M. E. McClure
Frank S. Pagin
Henry L. Patrick
D. Elizabeth Vail
John S. Rayburn
Cedric
Liverpool
Edward Carolin
G. Thompson Crombie
Josiah R. T. Davis
W. H. Whitaker
George Grafton Wilson
ST. Paul
Southampton
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Ernest L. Blumenschein
Butter
John R. Drexel
Drexel
G. W. Fiske
Edward V. d’Invilliers
A. L. Johnson
Horatio L. Mayer
Frederick Palmer
W. H. Rayburn
Robert G. Welsh
Columbia
Glasgow
Sir Samuel Chisholm, Bart
Col Cody Tries Golfing in Atlantic City
Special to The New York Times Col W F Cody stayed in Atlantic City New Jersey after performances. He played his first golf round with helper Joe McConnell at the Atlantic City Country Club, driving the ball about a hundred yards and receiving applause before deciding he would stick to horses guns and Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
W. F. Cody
Atlantic City Country Club
Buffalo Bill
Joe McConnell
Pocket Fractured Cash Belief arises in Essex Market Court
Magistrate Battery Dan Finn defines a new phrase broke as multi fracture of the pocket during the Essex Market Court hearing on Sam Levin of 5 Chrystie Street. Levin, arrested at a Chrystie Street ball game, denies participation in craps and is discharged after ruling that a prior Supreme Court decision denies recognizing craps as a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan” Finn
Essex Market Court
Sam Levin
Chrystie Street
Dan
Finn
Stern
Levin
Supreme Court
Justice Gaynor
Revenue Cutter Manhattan Attends Sea Gate Visit
The Manhattan visited Sea Gate with officials including William Loeb and James B. Reynolds. Attendees also included Deputy Collector H G C Stuart and J C Spier. They returned late and offered no details, describing it as a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Sea Gate
William Loeb
James B. Reynolds
the Treasury
H. G C. Stuart
J. C. Spier
Reynolds
Lawyer Kenry Fletcher to Wed Mary Sinclair Sloane
Kenry Fletcher a lawyer at 165 Broad way hosts a bachelor dinner at the Yale Club on Saturday night before his wedding to Miss Mary Sinclair Sloane at Central Presbyterian Church East Orange. Guests include ushers best man George Sloane Robert H Gay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Fletcher
Broadway
Mary Sinclair Sloane
Central Presbyterian Church
East Orange
Yale Club
Mr. Fletcher
George Sloane
Robert H. Gay
George B. Perry
Henry W. Allen
Henry Lillocks
David T. Leahy
Herbert Scoville
Franklin A. Gregory
Robert R. Howard
Ellis Adams
Robert Sharp Fletcher
Follies of 1909 Opens at Apollo Atlantic City Tonight
F Ziegfeld Jr presents The Follies of 1909 at the Apollo Theatre Atlantic City tonight with Jardin de Paris opening a week later. Comedian Charles Kenna joins The Candy Shop at the Knickerbocker Theatre. Franklin Ritchie, formerly lead in The Clansman, will star in Our Boys in Khaki at the Alvin Theatre Pittsburg tonight. Play by Herman Lechner and Gregory Betz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic
City
Jardin de Paris
Charles Kenna
Knickerbocker Theatre
Franklin Ritchie
Alvin Theatre
Pittsburg
Herman Lechner
Gregory Betz
Foundational Advice for Career Success
The note says a well done task can seed success and a favorable buyer will pay what you are worth. It hints at a future step toward business opportunities and financial advancement as highlighted in a Times page 15 advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Adv
Venerable editor Col Alexander Kelley McClure dead
Col Alexander Kelley McClure, famed political writer and Philadelphia Times editor, died at his Wallingford home after a long illness. Born Jan 9 1828 in Perry County he rose from a Mifflin tanning shop to help lead Republicans in Pennsylvania. He served as State Senator and Philadelphia mayoral candidate, later editing The Philadelphia Times and holding prothonotary of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Col
Alexander
Kelley McClure
Wallingford
Col. McClure
Sherman's Valley
Perry County
Perry Freeman
the Sentinel
Mifflin
McClure
Andrew G. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Simon Cameron
Chambersburg
Horace Greely
State Senate
Frank McLaughlin
The
Philadelphia Times
the Times
Public Ledger
Supreme Court of the State
Col. John G. Healy Civil War Hero Dies at 67
Col. John G. Healy, Civil War veteran and Ninth Connecticut Volunteer Regiment leader, died at his New Haven home at 67. An influential Irish American, he once plotted an Irish uprising, traveled to Ireland, was jailed in Britain, and after diplomatic intervention by Secretary Seward was released with conditions to return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Curtin
Mr. Curtin
Simon Cameron
Fenn
John M. Pomeroy
Chambersburg
Juni
Whigs
Pittsburg
Republican Party
Frémont
Repository
State Senate
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
John G. Healy
Ninth Connecticut Volunteer Regiment
New England
England
Ireland
Britoh
Seward
Widow of Father John of Kronstadt Dead
The widow of Father John of Kronstadt died today in St. Petersburg. Father John himself had died on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John of
Notable Obituaries in Cities Include Keefe Long Schemm Laureau
Joseph P. Keefe age 66 died of apoplexy at the Actors Home Staten Island. Patrick Long age 90s died at daughter’s home East 87th Street. Peter A. Schemm 56, art patron and brewer’s heir, Philadelphia death. Louis G. Laurau 68, ex Carnegie steel man and hearing device maker, Yonkers. Rev. J. C. Jackson 61, Anti-Saloon League editor, Columbus. Col C. E. Foote 70, Grand Army of the Republic leader, Kalamazoo. John Lindsley former US Consul Yokohama, Poston. Carman R. Hetfield, early Brooklyn flour and cracker merchant, Hotel St George. All leave spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Keefe
Staten Island
Patrick Long
John Long
Richard Croker
Charles Osborn
East Eighty-seventh Street
Niagara Falls
Louis G. Laureau
Andrew Carnegie
Yonkers
France
J. C. Jackson
Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Ohio
Jackson
Children’s Hospital of
Detroit
Paul Jackson
Philadelphia North American
J. W. Howard
Pittsburg
Col
C. E. Foote
Michigan
Grand Army of the Republic
Kalamazoo
Third New York Cavalry
John Lindsley
United States
Yokohama
Chamber of Commerce
Poston
Carman R. Hetfield
Brooklyn
Oklahoma City Wedding Tie Between Jungten and Gibson
Mrs Mary Peyton Jungten of Oklahoma City and S Archer Gibson of New York plan a fall wedding if Gibson gains a legal separation from his former wife by then. Gibson, former Brick Church organist, kept his Oklahoma City visit secret until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Archer Gibson
Brick Presbyterian Church
Henry C. Frick
W. D. Sloane
Charles M. Schwab
Mary Peyton Jungten
Brick Church
Gibson
Exalted mood cited in divorce suit against violinist
In Trenton Court of Chancery Mrs Jelma Grabowski seeks a divorce from Erwin F Grabowski violinist. She alleges an ungovernable temper when he is in an exalted mood including choking on their honeymoon and demanding $70 a month for his mother in law to fund his fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Court of Chancery
Jelma Grabowski
Erwin F. Grabowski
Madison Square Garden to Host Saengerfest Concerts in June
Conductors Julius Lorenz and Carl Hein announced a four day festival at Madison Square Garden from June 19 to 22 featuring 150 members from the New York Philharmonic and Metropolitan Opera orchestras. Mme Schumann Heink will participate on June 20 21, with Corinne Rider Kelsey and United Singers of New York at the June 19 reception. Competitive concerts will pit forty two city organizations, ending with the Kaiser prize on June 22. Ticket sales begin Monday at the Garden Concert Hall with special school price of 1 for best reserved seats and 50 cents minimum. Prices for other concerts range from 2 to 50 cents and competitive concerts 50 cents to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lorenz
Carl Hein
Madison Square Garden
New York Philharmonic
Metropolitan Opera
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Corinne Rider Kelsey
Claude Cunningham
United Singers of
New York
Matthiaeu Newmann
Bedtime for Schoolgirls study links sleep to grades in Brooklyn
William J L Felter principal of Brooklyn's Girls High School reports a link between lack of sleep and poor performance. In 1B grade fourteen and fifteen year olds rarely sleep before 11 30 pm while others stay up late. He calls for earlier bedtimes and a school study hour to reduce fatigue and improve advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JL. Felter
Brooklyn
Felter
Archbishop Duhamel of Ottawa Dies at 68
Ottawa report states Joseph Thomas Duhamel Archbishop of Ottawa died of heart disease this morning during a pastoral visit to Castleman. His body was transported to Ottawa by special train this afternoon. He was 68 and a native of Vercheres County near Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Joseph Thomas Duhamel
Castleman
Vercheres County
Montreal
Marriage and death notices telephoned to The New York Times
Notices indicate marriages and deaths intended for The New York Times can be telephoned to 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Births Reported in Local Families this June
June births announced for Cohen Dignan Eisenbach Holzmann Hanna Lazarus Rosalsky Voight Wallach Zaduk. Sons born to Cohen Dignan Eisenbach Lazarus Rosalsky Wallach Zaduk. daughters to Holzmann Hanna Voight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Lazarus
Rosalsky
H. W. Rosalsky
Voight
B. H. Voight
Wallach
Joseph Wallach
Zaduk
Arthur Zaduk
Marriages Listed Across New York and Nearby States
A June 1909 society notices column records multiple marriage vows. Entries include Elizabeth Mead Hyde to Robert Neill Brace in New York City. Elsie Payne Bennet to Paul Habberton Trippett at Christ Church. and numerous other couples across New Jersey, New York, and surrounding states with dates from June 1 to June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennet
Paul Habberton Trippett
Joseph Trippett
Montclair, N. J
Obituaries Notice Group From Brooklyn and New York City
A long obituary column lists numerous deaths and funeral notices from June 4 to June 9 1909 in Brooklyn and surrounding New York City areas. Individuals include Ella Brown William Burger John F Gibbons Louis Laureau Margaret McCann Delia Winslow and many others with funeral times and locations at churches cemeteries and private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart—Gans
Irma Gans
Milton Hart
Hart—Harris
Mille Harris
Louis, Hart
Hemmer
Kisch
Newark
N. J
Mary Kisch
Frederick Hemmer
Hoyt—Hutchinson
Jessie Hutchinson
William Hoyt
Katz—Altar
Irene Altar
Leonard Katz
Lediard — Kirchofer
Elsie Kirchofer
M. W.lediard
Lowenfeld
Gutman
Nettie H. Gutman
Isidor Lowenfeld
Maillard — Goldberg
Sadie Goldberg
Arthur H. Maillard
McAuliffe
Sailer
Rhoda Sailor
William A. McAuliffe
McMullan—Murphy
Margaret Murphy
William McMullan
Mathias—Rosenstein
Alma Jr. Rosenstein
J. Herman
Mathias. Meyer—Fink
Selma Fink
Alexander E. Meyer
LE Roy—Macauley
Rose Macauley
John le Roy
Long—Mcewan
Whippany
Grace McEwan
Alfred E. Long
Mengel
Gibbons
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall St
Bird
Sarah
Passlac
Farrell
Thomas
John St
East Newark
Ceesakeee
A. M. Lintott
William J
Morris
Scheuerer
Mathilda A
Hasbrouck Heights
Smullen
Eleanor
Thompson
Ida M
Broad St
Tyler —John
Summit
Walter
Jacob
Bread St
WOLLI
Anna
William St
Theatrical Figures Arrive Aboard Hamburg Line Cincinnati
Robert Burns and Sam Bernard along with T W Ryley and Sam Harris travel on the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati. Bernard seeks rights for The King of Cordonia while Ryley and Harris discuss European novelties and plans to boost American productions. Harris notes American lead over Europe and arrangements for future shows and options on West End houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sam Bernard
Heen
Cordonia
America
Mr. Bernard
Thomas W. Ryley
London
J. E.son
Serene
George M. Cohan
George Evans
In Memoriam Notices Observe Monuments and Masses
A list of memorials and services for Louis Baelone Elose Baerlein Thomas Coyle Nathan Falk Bertha Fallot Michael Gillick Henry Goodman Emanuel Kraus Julia Levy Mrs James McGarry Rose A Mendel Rosalia Catherine O Mara Aaron Roff with dates June 9 to June 15 and various cemetery or church ceremonies in Newark Brooklyn and New York observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baelone
Louis
Washington
Baerlein
Elose
Mount Hope
Coyle
Thomas
Mass
St. Joseph's Church
Newark
N. J
Falk
Nathan
Fallot
Bertha
O’mara
Catherine
St. James’s Church
Roff
Aaron W
St. Rose of Lima's Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aangwill
Zionist Movement
Pythons
Atlantic Travelers
Sir Samuel Chisholm
Cody
Golfing
Gol. A. K. McClure
Lincoln
Col. Healy
O. Henry
South America
Harlem
Texas
Narerock
Tue Garpri Magazine
Doubleday. Page & Co
International Marriage and Voice
Europe
Windsor Arcade
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
United Kingdom
Ers
Mrs
Jungten
Oklahoma
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Greater
Carpet
J. W. Williams
West Ath St
Archbishop Duhamel
Hurlbut
St. Vincent's Hospital
Elsa
Frank M
Martha Sampson Hurlbut
St. Mark's Church
10Th St
Keefe
Joseph Keefe
Campbell Building
St. Columbus's Church
Laureau
Peter H. Havey
North Broadway
N. Y. Lutz
Amsterdam
Convent Ars
Calvary
Malcomson
West 56Th St
Alfred S. Malcomson
Church of Zion and St. Timothy
West 57Th St
Marshall
Clinton St
Lexington Avr
Jun
Breslin
Christopher
East 92d St
Jessie A
State St
Flushing
N. Y
Curtis
Frank G
East 155Th St
Donegan
Thomas G
Henderson Place
Mueller
Elizabeth
Daniel
Washington Av
Koburger
Herman
Bushwick Av
O'Connell
Raymond St
Spath
Charles
Tompkins
Thanney
Frank
Atlantic Av
Wolfe
Emma
Monroe St
New Jersey
Havana
Robert Burns
T. W. Ryley
Samuel Harris
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jervns Avenue
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
West
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