Miss Crocker Married in Elegant Tuxedo Park Ceremony
Miss Constance Cary Crocker and Mary Crocker wed at St Marys Church in Tuxedo Park New Jersey. The event drew 209 guests from New York and Tuxedo with a graceful white and green decor and a service led by Rev F W Brand. The couple departed for a special train to New York before a European honeymoon spanning Boston Canada and a summer across Norway Sweden and Russia. Gifts included pearls from Templeton Crocker and a Van derbilt cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burton Harrison
Burton N. Harrison
Jefferson Davis
Constance Cary
Mary Crocker
Charles F. Crocker
San Francisco
D. O. Mills
Charles B. Alexander
George Crocker
Ogden Mills
Whitelaw Reid
St. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Church
James M. Helfenstein
Grace Church
Harrison
Tuxedo
Newburg
Boston
Canada
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Templeton C. Crocker
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr
D. O
Wedding guests and fashion at Mrs. Beasley’s reception
A list of attendees and gowns at a society wedding shows Mrs. Burton Harrison in a green satin and lace ensemble, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid in cream lace and pearls, and numerous guests including Mrs. Easton, Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, and Miss Kate Brice among hundreds of names. The event highlights couture, jewelry, and the era’s high society network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Harrison
Charles B. Alexander
Whitelaw Reid
Easton
Louis Fitzgerald
Arthur M. Dodge
William
Katherine Beasley
Liberty
Edward Delafield
Magaretta Stockton Beasley
Kate Brice
Fairfax Harrison
Dispute Over Cabman Turns On Wedding Garments
Burton N. Harrison, returning from his son Francis Burton Harrison's wedding to Miss Mary Crocker at Tuxedo, struck a bargain with cabman Frank Degnar to drive them to 43 East Twenty-ninth Street. A trunk with the wedding garments was placed aboard and later moved among taxis, leading to a dispute over delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harrison
Indicted for Swindling in Atlanta
A. Lanauer president of the Southern Agricultural Works and E. G. Coffman general manager were indicted by the Fulton County Grand Jury. Lanauer is believed in Milwaukee after leaving Atlanta April 19 when the company failed. Coffman was last seen in Atlanta May 29 and is charged with embezzling 2500 dollars. Lanauer is accused of being a common cheat and swindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A. Lanauer
Southern Agricultural Works
E. G. Coffman
Fulton County Grand Jury
Lanauer
Milwaukee
Coffman
Kaltenborn Orchestra Opens Wagner Season at St Nicholas Garden
The Kaltenborn Orchestra performed the first Wagner program of the season last night at St Nicholas Garden. The large audience enjoyed overture to The Flying Dutchman, the prize song from Die Meistersinger, the Prelude and Love Scene from Tristan und Isolde, and Gotterdammerung funeral march, along with Liszt Waldigan March, Boccherini minuet, Douce Caress, Saint-Saens The Youth of Hercules, and Berlioz Rackoozy march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaltenborn Orchestra
St. Nicholas Garden
Mr. Kaltenborn
W. H. Hamiston
Charter Revisers Hear Views On Education Reform
The Charter Revision Commission met at the Board of Education building to hear education views. Noted figures like John G. Agar, Charles E. Robertson, Horace E. Dresser, George Freifield, Charles H. Chadwick, John Eustis, and Nicholas Murray Butler urged various centralization or decentralization reforms including mayoral appointments, borough control of sites and salaries, and broader powers for city superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Revision Commission
Board of Education
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
John G. Agar
Charles E. Robertson
Horace E. Dresser
Brooklyn Board
Brooklyn
George Freifield
Brooklyn School Board
Board of Estimate
Charles H. Chadwick
Manufacturers’ Association
John Eustis
Bronx
Married Thinking Him Dead in New Jersey Divorce Case
Mrs. Orrin Baker of Bound Brook faces a divorce from her husband and a simultaneous suit by her first spouse, George Canfield, now living in Indianapolis. Mrs. Baker had secretly remarried Orrin Baker after believing Canfield was dead and bore two children before uncovering the double marriage. Canfield learned of the prior union and reappeared, but Mrs. Baker kept the truth from Baker until now. The duel suit hinges on which party can secure judgment first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Orrin Baker
Bound Brook
Mr. Baker
Canfield
Indianapolis
Thief snatches Cohen’s trousers in airshaft theft
Jacob Cohen of 718 Fifth Street reported a thief used a fishing pole to pull his trousers containing 300 dollars through his window early Wednesday. Detectives linked the pole to David Fellman of 718 Fifth Street, who was arrested and discharged in Essex Market Court for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cohen
718
Fifth Street
Cohen
Central Office
Weller
Oppenheimer
David Fellman
Fellman
Essex Market Court
Mrs. H. E. B. Walden Dead in Fire Injuries
Harriet Eleanor Baldwin Walden widow of Wall Street broker Schuyler Walden died from burns in a Brooklyn hospital after a fire last Tuesday. She saved her two nieces who escaped with their mother Mrs. John Donner and her child. Walden had recently lived with her mother at 397 Clinton Avenue. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Eleanor Baldwin Walden
Schuyler Walden
Wall Street
Brooklyn City Hospital
John O. Donner
Ramsey
N. J
United States Pavilion Hosts Paris Exposition Reception
The American Chamber of Commerce in Paris held a reception at the U S National Pavilion drawing about 500 attendees including Ambassador Forter and Embassy staff Consul General Gowdy and staff Commissioner General Peck and other officials. The United States Honorary Commissioners met for two hours in a secret session with several resolutions and committees formed and another meeting set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Ambassador Forter
Gowdy
Peck
Woodward
Foreign Chambers of Commerce
Morse
J. A.mccall
M. T. Herrick
Major Kerr
Ey Lippincott
Hamburg American liner Deutschland delayed after grounding
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland remains aground off Stettin on her trial trip. Dredging to lift her over the bar will take ten days, delaying her Hamburg departure to July 5 from June 12. Emperor William sent warships to assist and plans to view the liner before its first voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Deutschland
Stettin
Hamburg
William
Korean Government Angered by Tokyo Actions
Reports from Seoul say the Japanese minister to Corea angered Seoul by pursuing alleged prisoner torture. The Korean government refuses a royal audience and has sent a telegram directly to the Japanese government to protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Seoul
Corea
Pope postpones St Peter's reception due to fatigue
ROME June 7 The Pope has postponed until Saturday the reception planned for tomorrow at St Peter's. His physician Dr. Lapponi says the Pope is not indisposed but slightly fatigued from the two and a half hour reception of Spanish pilgrims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Peter's
Lapponi
Kumassi Still Invested Reports Advancing Relief Blocked
London dispatch from Accra dated yesterday states Kumassi remains invested with no relief possible. Runners cannot break through as advancing relief columns meet determined opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Accra
Kumassi
Big Offer to Inventors Prize for incandescent lamp
BERLIN June 7 The Alcohol Trust offers a prize of 12 500 marks to the inventor of an incandescent alcohol lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
the Alcohol Trust
Social whirl and wedding notices in Newport and Paris
Society pages report a notable wedding at Morristown and a string of society movements in Newport and Paris. Details list heiresses, titled guests, planned sailings, and social events with prominent names, villas, and upcoming races and concerts amid summer openings.
Bar Harbor to Learn Street Cleaning Tactics
A Department of Street Cleaning official will travel to Bar Harbor, Missouri, in a few days to demonstrate effective methods. Mrs Cadwalader Jones of 21 East Eleventh Street, Boston, summering in Bar Harbor, urged Commissioner Nagle to send a man. The aim is to create a Bar Harbor system akin to New York City’s cleaning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Street Cleaning
Bar Harbor
New York
Nagle
Col. Waring
Newport society notes under way as season begins
Commodore Elbridge T Gerry arrives from New York aboard the Electra with guest David H King Jr. Miss Gerry and Miss Bishop join them at Seaverage for a few days. Stuyvesant Fish party to Crossways next week, with Mrs Fish and Miss Pomeroy arriving for the season. Cottage leases and visitors from Boston and Philadelphia fill the Newport roster as Lieut Commander C M Winslow visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry
New York
David H. King, Jr
Commodore
Seaverage
Miss Gerry
Miss Bishop
Charles J. Mauran
Havemeyer
Washington Street
Morton Prince
Boston
A. D. Spring
M. L. Spring
Aquidneck
Miss Oxner
A. M. Coats
Muenchinger-King Cottage
J. M. Whitall
Miss Whitall
Philadelphia
Jamestown
C. McR. Winslow
United States Navy
City
F. O. French
Annabel and Cook Wedding at St George's Church
Samuel Annabel of 93 Madison Avenue and Miss Elizabeth Frances Cook of 41 East Twenty second Street wed yesterday at St George's Church. Rev Dr Rainsford officiated. Bride wore white duchess crepe with orange blossoms. Groom’s brother George Annabel was best man. They plan Boston trip then Mount Desert until October before returning to apartments at the Pierrepont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Annabel
Madison Avenue
Elizabeth Frances Cook
East Twenty-second Street
St. George’s Church
Rainsford
Shea
George Annabel
Isaac Cook
Redfield
New York
van Allen
Albany
Houghton
Stamford
Teal Babcock wedding held at Church of the Heavenly Rest
The Rev Arthur Rogers Teal wed Miss Jane Cross Babcock in a small noon ceremony at Church of the Heavenly Rest. Officiant was Rev Edward W Babcock of Troy supported by maid of honor Miss H B Teal and best man Charles B Teal of Boston. Ushers included Frank Murphy and others. no reception due to mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rogers Teal
Jane Cross Babcock
R. Babcock
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Edward W. Babcock
Troy
N. Y
H. B. Teal
Charles B. Teal
Boston
Frank Murphy
John B. Teal
Frederick Pease
Edward H. Otheman
Everett B. Thayer
Louis H. Porter
Prince and Miss Jackson Married at All Angels Church
Arthur Dickson Prince wed Miss Emily Jackson daughter of Mrs Charles C Jackson at Church of All Angels last evening. Rev S Delancey Townsend officiated with maid of honor Ethel Jackson and bridesmaids Frances Condict and Mabel Prince. Best man was George H Clark. ushers included William Hicks H Stuart Hollis Edward P Fowler and Ward Dickson. A brief reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dickson Prince
Emily Jackson
Charles C. Jackson
West Ninety-fourth Street
Church of All Angels
S. Delancey Townsend
Ethel Jackson
Frances M. Condict
Mabel Prince
George H. Clark
William Hicks
H. Stuart Hollis
Edward P. Fowler
Ward Dickson
Miss Edna Jacobs Weds Ford Marks in New Orleans Couple
Miss B Edna Jacobs daughter of Mrs Anna Jacobs of New Orleans was married on Wednesday to Ford Marks by Rabbi S S Wise at the residence of Mr and Mrs Henry Seigel Seventh Avenue and One Hundred and Fifteenth Street Romney of Salt Lake City The couple will spend the Summer at Arverne L I after a short wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Simonds
Daisy Breaux
New Orleans
Charleston
S. C
Buckingham Hotel
B. Edna Jacobs
Anna Jacobs
Ford Marks
S. S. Wise
Henry Seigel
Seventh Avenue
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Romney
Salt Lake City
Arverne, L. I
Quiet Bowenary church wedding in Stottville pair wed
Frank L. Stott of Stottville New York married Cecilia Helen Herriman daughter of Mrs. John Herriman at old St Mark's Church in the Bowery yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Mr Brown Sermon of Stottville assisted by Rev. Dr Lorin H Batten rector of St Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Stott
Stottville
N. Y
Cecilia Helen Herriman
John Herriman
East Fiftyfourth Street
Old St. Mark’s Church
The
Bowery
Mr. Brown- Sermon
Lorin H. Batten
St. Mark’s
Burgess and Crane Couple Wed in Scarsdale Church
Thomas H. Burgess and Miss Laura V. Crane daughter of A. B. Crane of Scarsdale N Y were married yesterday afternoon in the Church of St James the Less Scarsdale A reception at the bride’s father residence followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Burgess
Laura V. Crane
A. B. Crane
Scarsdale
N. Y
Minturn Cook and Bolton towed marriage at Grace Church
Robert B Minturn Cook married Miss Fanny Augusta Bolton daughter of Thomas Bolton of Bolton Priory near New Rochelle New York at Grace Church Westchester at 630 PM yesterday. A small reception followed the ceremony at Bolton Priory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Minturn Cook
Fanny Augusta Bolton
Thomas Bolton
Bolton Priory
New Rochelle
Grace Church
Westchester
Parker-Hennessy Wedding at Mrs Hennessy Home
Dr. Ransom J. Parker and Miss Ellen Mary Hennessy, daughter of the late James S. Hennessy, were married yesterday at the bride’s mother's residence by Rev. Thomas F. Myhan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom J. Parker
Ellen Mary Hennessy
James S. Hennessy
Thomas F. Myhan
Wedding of Florence Boardman and Frederick Keep in Washington
Miss Florence Boardman and Frederick A. Keep of Chicago married at noon at the Boardman home on Dupont Circle with Rev. Alexander Mackey-Smith presiding. Notable guests included ambassadors, government officials, and social figures. couple to honeymoon in Canada before settling in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Florence Boardman
Frederick A. Keep
Chicago
William J. Boardman
Dupont Circle
Alexander Mackey-Smith
St. John’s Church
Marine Band
Josephine Boardman
William Keep
Pauncefote
Hay
Smith
Duchess de Arcos
Baron Herman
Lowther
Max Muller
Wetmore
McMillan
Senator Hale
McClellan
S. S. Howland
Blaine
Walter Damrosch
Beale
Reginald de Koven
Hitt
Barringer
Gwynn
McCormick
Robert McCormick
Aribert
Embassy
Montanari Thomas Wedding in St. Thomas Church
Miss Irene Montanari wed Dr. John J. Thomas of Cleveland Ohio in a ceremony at St. Thomas Church. Rev John Cornell officiated aided by Rev Dr Aspinwall with Jules Boenfie of the French Embassy escorting the bride and Jeanie Woolston Rambo as maid of honor. Charles Wesley Thomas served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Irene Montanari
John J. Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Thomas Church
John Cornell
Nice
Aspinwall
L. P. Montanari
Jules Boenfie
Jeanie Woolston Rambo
Richard Stockton
New Jersey
Charles Wesley Thomas
Montanari
Lockwood Pond Duo Wed in Morristown Home Ceremony
Miss Mabel H. Pond daughter of George Pond of Boston married Do. N. Lockwood of Wilkes Barre Penn at the bride's sister Mrs. W. J. Romaine home in Morristown New Jersey. Rev Dr Hodge of Wilkes Barre officiated with only intimate family friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Mabel H. Pond
George Pond
Boston
Do. N. Lockwood
Wilkesbarre
Penn
W. J. Romaine
Hodge
Lightning Kills Four Negroes at South Jacksonville
Four men named Tom Jenkins Peter York Harry Davis and Peter Wiggins all colored employees of the Merrill Stevens Engineering Company were killed by lightning today while at work under the steamer Commodore Barney hauled out on the ways at South Jacksonville. Fourteen other men were shocked, some seriously. The bolt struck a chain attached to the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Tom Jenkins
Peter York
Harry Davis
Peter Wiggins
Merrill-Stevens Engineering Company
Commodore Barney
South Jacksonville
Porto Rican Village to Open at Glen Island
Twenty eight Porto Rican natives aboard the steamer San Juan arrived yesterday to be exhibited at Glen Island in a Porto Rican Village. The group includes ten women nine men and nine children all musicians with some dancers and acrobats. The village opens in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Glen Island
Death List of the Day Major Roberts Dies in Brooklyn
Major Robert W. Roberts a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars died suddenly at his home 1440 Broadway Brooklyn due to heart disease He was 73 born during the civil war he became a captain then rose to major in the regular army He later worked at a navy yard until retirement He was a member of Charles H Burtis Post No 185 G A R and the Brooklyn War Veteran Association Funeral services were held last night burial today private
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Roberts
Broadway
Brooklyn
Major Roberts
Regular Army
Navy Yard
Charles H. Burtis
Post
No. 185
Brooklyn War Veteran Association
Mrs Amoret R Henson Dies in Chicago Pastors Wife
Mrs Amoret Reese Henson wife of Rev P S Henson pastor of First Baptist Chicago died yesterday of pneumonia. Born in Northampton Virginia April 7 1832 she married Dr Henson in 1855 while she was a student and he an instructor at Chowan Female College North Carolina. They later worked at Fluvanna Female Institute Virginia and then in Philadelphia before moving to Chicago in 1882 where she was mother of eleven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoret Reese Henson
P.S. Henson
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Meumonia
Henson
Notable Obituaries From New York And Boston Profiles
Obituaries report JoHan Newbold HazarD of Peacedale at sixty four, former president of Narragansett Pier Railway and Peacedale Manufacturing Co. Also listed are Herbert Sigler of Montclair, a Rutgers and Columbia graduate in hardware. August Werner of Manhattan, champagne house founder, died of pneumonia aged from 1842 birth in Germany. Michael Gru of Brooklyn, longtime lawyer and political organizer. Edmund Dwight of Boston, Harvard graduate and hospital trustee, donor to relief efforts after the Franco Prussian War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoHan Newbold Hazard
Peacedale
Narragansett
Columbia University
Upper Montclair
August Werner
A. Werner & Co
Manhattan
St. Mark’s Avenue
Brooklyn
Weisbaden
Germany
New York
Michael Gru
Union Street
James G. Blaine
Tenth Ward
Democratic General Committee
Cine County
Edmund Dwignutt
Boston
Marlborough Street
Harvard College
Stark Mills
Manchester
N. H
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dwight
France
Platt's Chlorides Household Disinfectant Ad
The Household Disinfectant instantly destroys foul odors and disease-breeding matter preventing sickness. It is odorless, colorless, powerful, safe and economical. Sold in quart bottles only by druggists and high-class grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt’s
Croton Water Is Unfit to Drink Claims Pure Waters Ad
An advertisement proclaims Croton water unfit for drinking and offers Carl H. Schultz’s Pure Carbo nated Waters from a 440 Ist Ave factory or via Madison Square druggists and grocers. Also promotes E and W white linen and a cool shirt for warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Carl H. Schultz
Ist Av
Madison Square
Marriages Recorded in City Churches Early June 1900
A series of 1900 marriage notices from New York area churches: Blanche Ranney Coleman to J Carlton Cady Jr at Church of the Holy Apostles. Hortense Townley to George Charles Franciscus at Peekskill. Mary Crocker to Francis Burton Harrison at St Marys in Tuxedo. Ellen Mary Hennessy to Dr Ransom J Parker at bride’s mother residence. Cecilia Helen Herriman to Frank L Stott at St Marks Bouwerie. Lilian Ellicott Arnold to Charles Henry Tompkins at St Johns Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Townley
Harrison—Crocker
St. Mary’s
Tuxedo
William F. Brand
D. D
George Grenville Merrill
Mary Crocker
Charles Frederick Crocker
California
Francis Burton Harrison
Parker—Hennessy
St. Mark’s
Cecilia Helen
John Herriman
East 54Th St
Frank L. Stott
Stottville
N. Y
Death notices from Hoboken and Brooklyn June 1900
Obituary notices list multiple deaths on June 6 1900 to June 7 1900 in Hoboken Brooklyn Dansville Rye and Chicago with funeral details including dates times and venues. Names include August Burhorn William Bacon Crittenden Sarah J Tuthill Marian Kerr Fairlamb J Brian Foulke Edith T Jennings Mary E Hawley Kinch Anabel Kinch John Morrison Charles St Encken Harriet Walden and associated family relations and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burhorn
Hudson St
Hoboken
N. J
August Burhorn
Hoboken Quarter Club
Crittenden
William Bacon Crittenden
Willow St
Brooklyn
Utica
Dudley
Sarah J. Tuthill
George A. Dudley
W. L. Guillauden
Convent Avenue
St. West
Ellenville
Rye
N. Y
Grand Gentral
Jennings
Dansville
Edith T. Jennings
Philip B. Jennings
New York City
Daniel Robinson
Bennington
Johnston
Mary E. Hawley
J. A. Johnston
Samuel W. Hawley
West 25Th St. Kinch
Anabel
Frederick Adrian Kinch
Anna Belle MacIntosh
Westfield
Morrison
John Morrison
James Morrison
Greenwood
ST. Encken
Chicago
Charles St. Encken
Washington Hall
South Portland
New Orleans
San Francisco
Kensico Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad Station Detail
Kensico Cemetery notice outlines a private station on the Harlem Railroad located 43 minutes from Grand Central Depot with office at 16 East 42nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Duryea Improves After Spinal Surgery at Hospital
Walter A. Duryea, who suffered a broken neck at Oyster Bay on Aug 7 1899 and was treated at Roosevelt Hospital, has improved sufficiently to warrant early return home. Dr Robert Abbe says recovery may come with time though care is vital as any jar could end fatal. The Sept 8 1899 operation removed two spinal vertebrae and if recovery continues it may become a landmark case in medical annals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Duryea
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Hospital
Robert Abbe
Duryea
Contributions Acknowledged by Charity Society
The Charity Organization Society lists several donors and amounts in response to appeals for funds to assist a widow with six children, provide a pension for an unmarried daughter to care for her widowed mother, and cover rent for an aged couple. Patrons include H. with $20, Ellis, A. M. s. with amounts, A E with $10, Mrs A O Brooks, Mrs F etor, cash gifts of $5 from R A Harrat and E H 7B, through The New-Tribune $3 each, H C and V with $2, and others such as A King’s Daughter, Gach, Gommevilio gui Wife, A B, Cy and Jr., each $1, plus a monthly pension of $12 for a woman and two children from W. T. Georgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
S. Ellis
A. O. Brooks
Leavitt Caught at Last After 1896 Absence
Charles E. Leavitt, age thirty eight, who vanished from the city in June 1896 after being indicted for grand larceny, was arrested in Boston and brought back. Judge McMahon sent him to the Tombs. Leavitt ran the International Exchange in the World Building before exile. Exposés in 1896 led to two men jailed. he escaped, went to Europe, then returned. The charge is by William Blackburn of Stamford Conn. who says he paid $500 for a job that lasted three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Leavitt
Boston
Stamford
Conne
Leavitt
General's Daughter a Pauper Seeks Almshouse
Superintendent Blair received a neatly dressed elderly woman who requested admission to the almshouse. She claimed to be Miss Henrietta Hadley, seventy, the ninth child of the late Gen William Hadley of the English Army Fifth Battalion. She said she had funds until about five months ago. Blair granted the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Hudson and
Morton Streets
Henrietta Hadley
William Hadley
Fifth Battalion, Light Infantry
Annual Meeting of Home for Incurables Fordham
The 34th Annual Meeting of the Society of the Home for Incurables Fordham will be held at the Institution on Monday June 11 1900 at 8 pm in the Field Memorial Chapel with a reception to follow under the Ladies Auxiliary. Patrons and friends cordially invited. Harlem trains and East Side Elevated lines access. H M McLAREN, MARTIN E GREENE, Secty. President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For Incurables
Fordham
N. Y
Third Avenue
Society of the Home For Incurables
Field Memorial Chapel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harlem R. R
East Side
H. M. McLaren
Martin E. Greene
Secty
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Miss Crocker
Francis
St. Mary’s Church
Tuxedo Park
C. B. Alexander
F W. Brand
Baltimore
George Bagdasarian
Eden
Archibald Harrison
Albert T. Fairfax
Darius O. Mills
Alexander
William Crocker
Tan
Allen
Henry M. Alexander
Aleer
Thatcher M. Adams
C. H. Arnold
Beaman
Pratt A Brown
Beaston
Huyt Bayne
Heber R. Bish
Betts
James Bishop
Henry G. Barbey
T. Sanford Beatty
William Harold
Cecil Baring
W. Kirkpatrick
Ashbel H. Barney
L. Barlow
T. Philip Benkard
Katharine Bet Miss Bishop
Brice
M. Collier
R. F Cutting
Cushin Rawlins L. Cottenet
W. Redmond Cross
Benjamin S. Cable
Helen Cutting
Doug
the Frelinghuysen
Albert Fairfax
Gilbert Francklyn Bryant Fassett
Mary Cecelia Fax
Furniss
C Green
V Gulliver
Lawrence Gillespi
George Griswold
Miss Gallatin
Mabel Gerry
Susanne
Nee
Hopkins
FE Harrison
Virginia Hall
Abra Hewitt
Harriman
Archibald Harris
Meredith Hare
Montgomery Hare
Francilin C. Hoy
James A. Hawke
Miss Haven
Miss Hoffman
Miss Hunt
Misses Hewitt
Phoenix Ingraham
Pierre
M. Jesup
Juillia
Bradish G. Johnson
Frederick A. Juillia
Beatrice Jones
Alfred B. Maclay
Peter Marie
Gouverneur Morris
Otis A. Mygatt
Misses McCook
McVickar
McCook
McLane
G. L. Nicholas
Lily Oelrichs
Herbert Pell
Park
Bishop
Henry __C. Potter
Z. Bennett Phelps
Harper Pennington
William A. Potter
Alonzo Potter
John H. Prentice
Col. Siddon Patterson
Henry S. Patterson
Lewis B. Preston
Evelyn K. Parsons
Alice Preston
T. J. O. Rhinelander
Rives
Ripley
N. Thayer Robb
Moncure Robinson
Arthur E. Street
Soley
Kaltenborn
H. E. B. Walden
Etruria
Staatendam
Mesaba
de la Bretagne
Theodore Butterfield
H. Benedict
D. H. Brewer
H. G. Batterson
Batterson
E. W. Clark
George B. Ellis
Powell Clayton, Jr
G. Grant
Grant
H. L. Henderson
Jules Oehme
Barbarossa
Bremen
Southampton
J. L. Appleton
Harry Appleton
Russell H. Hoadley
Edith Hoadley
Dexter A. Hawkins
Estelle Hawkins
E. Luther Hamilton
W. D. Roberts
Henry Y. Satterlee
Satterlee
Constance Satterlee
F. W. Taylor
Florence Taylor
Dorothy Wutts
James Lawrence Ogden
Louis Ogden
Augusta Davies
Chauncey Anderson
James T. Ball
Newark
Mary Jenkinson
M. Isabel Ball
Frederick W. Ball
Harriet Gammell
Newport Island
Mr. Safe
Miss Gammell
East Greenwich
R.I
Edwin Childs
Frances la Farge
John la Farge
H. Mortimer Brooks
Charles Astor Bristed
Morris K. Jesup
Lenox
Belvoir Terrace
H. H. Cook
Carlos de Heredia
Wheatleigh
William Douglas Sloane
Wyndhurst
Berkshire
Auteuil
Ascot
Wilbur Bloodgood
Faery Lea
Rumson Road
Seabright
Atlantic Ighlands
Elsie French
Harbourview
John. H. Henshaw
Miantonomi Avenue
Lewis Q. Jones
Edward S. Willing
A. C. Dulles
Brenton Greene
Richard Greene
Edward W. Capehart
D. W. Lockwood
United States Corps Engineers
B. Reeves Russell
United States Marine Corps
Stuyvesant Leroy
the News OF Newport
Annabel—Cook
Teal
Babcock
Prince—Jackson
Marks—Jacobs
Burgess—Crane
Cook—Beolton
Boardman
Thomas—Montanari
Lockwood—Pond
Walter Duryea
Dth
Bauschick Meyer
Chrystie St
Bresler
Florence
Buckley
Celia
Crean
Nicholas
Jean Ene Carney
Peter
Connolly
Ellen
Willie F
15Th
Dougherty
Catherine E. M
Eleford
Mary E
Fries
Margaret
Fallane
Bradhurst
Finck
Elizabeth
Stu
Fitzgerald
King St
Graham
Walter
Greenwich St
Gerry
Harry
Goldfarb
Annie
Mangin
Harman
Philip
Palmer House
Hughes
Patrick
Hedderman
Amsterdam
Hacker
Jennie
Manhattan State
Brooklyn Ledger
George
N. R
Lomosney
W. 49Th St
LIGHT
Robert
Hosp Mulvaney
Hazel
Muhs
Meta
Cherry St
Esss- McMahon
Barney
McClintock
McGee
John
McCarthy
Susan
E. 16Th
Bernard
She Penn
Nelson
Gustav
Eldridge St
O’donnell
Anna
Pelzyger
Lena
Stanton St
Quinn
Kate H
Roberts
William H
Rochedin
Della
Downing St
Ravitt
Louis
Broome St
Trabert
Anton
Bleecker St
Wilanski
Katie
Forsyth St
Weber
Carl E
Zonfrillo
Carolina
Zuckerbrodt
Ann
Sheriff St
Anderson
Louise
Sumner
Atkins
Hannah S
Pacific St. Ahernary
L. TL
Baiz
Sarah M
Bingham
Alonzo E
Macon
Bohlringer
Christina M
Mont le
Costello
Maria
Commerce
Crossman
Mary L
Glenn St
Euclid
Weer - Chiricuzio
Antonette
Unio
Eenee Doherty
Eugene E
Baltic St
Devoe
Charles T
Nostrand
Egan
Molinar
Josephine
Ryan
Bridget
Kings Co
Ris
Sidney
Vesta
Joseph
Sara M
Simmons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!