Cape May Hotels and Links Open for Season
The Jersey shore notes describe hotels along Pacific and Maryland Avenues led by the Lawrence, Chetwoode, Strand, Royal Palace and Dunlop, with 300 ocean view rooms at the Royal Palace. The Randolf thrives in early season as the National Association of Railway Ticket Agents visit on the 21st, while golf season begins with 75 acres of links offering ocean and country views from the club house once Henry Clay stayed in 1847.
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Maryland Avenue
Pacific Avenue
Chetwoode
P. A. Dempsey
Strand
Pennsylvania Avenue
Royal Palace Hotel
Ocean
Randolf
Dunlop
New York House
T. Dunlop
National Association of Railway
Cape May
Henry Clay
Summer in Cape May Opens With Busy Beachfront
Cape May New Jersey reports a strong start to the season with a larger cottage colony than any prior year. Officials have improved streets and the Oceanfront boulevard, keeping sightlines to the sea open. The Summer scene includes two ocean piers and public pavilions with free music, and Washington journalists arrive June 27 to stay at the Stockton Hotel for four days.
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Cape May
N. J
Cape May Strand
Ocean
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George W. Boyd
Stockton
Notable summer residents at Allenhurst on summer day
Justice Jonathan Dixon of New Jersey Supreme Court is occupying his summer home at Norwood and Spier Avenues. Col George B M Harvey has taken possession of his country home west of Allenhurst. Former Congressman James J Belden of Syracuse is at his Elberon Avenue cottage. William C Shanley of Newark has completed a new cottage on Allen Avenue. Charles H Hilliard of New York will spend the summer at his Euclid Avenue cottage. Edward W Scott of New York, president of the Provident Savings Fund Society, is enjoying early summer at his Cedar Avenue home. Edward H Jewett of New York has moved into his home near the beach. Daniel O Day of Standard Oil occupies a massive summer home overlooking Deal Lake.
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Allenhurst
Jonathan Dixon
New Jersey Supreme Court
Norwood and
Spier Avenues
George B. M. Harvey
James J. Belden
Syracuse
Elberon Avenue
William C. Shanley
Newark
Allen Avenue
Charles H. Hilliard
New York
Euclid Avenue
Edward W. Scott
Provident Savings Fund Society
Cedar Avenue
Edward H. Jewett
Daniel O’day
Standard Oil Company
Deal Lake
Summer resort boom noted in Pennsylvania Mountains
Indications point to a record-breaking season in Delaware Water Gap as resorts from Glenwood to Mount Airy expand, Modernized houses like Delaware House and River View House attract New York guests. Health seekers flock to Blue Mountain Sanitarium while new amenities such as a hydraulic elevator at Brodhead Cottage mark ongoing improvements.
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Delaware Water Gap
Penn
Johnson
Glenwood
Brodhead
New York
Brooklyn
River Farm House
Blue Mountain
Towner
River Side House
Mountain House
L. M. Tucker
Silver Lake
Water Gap
Branch Cottage
North Water Gap
L. W. Brodhead
Water Gap House
Observatory
Delaware House
J. D. Garrick
River View House
L. T. le Barre
Grant Edinger
Cherry Bridge View Cottage
L. T. Bryant
Marlborough
Atlantic City
Kittatinny
Brodheads
Mount Pocono Opens Season With Reliance on Hotels
Special to The New York Times reports Mount Pocono begins its season strongly with hotels expanding to accommodate guests. Memorial day visitors filled the resort as several houses such as Pocono Mountain House Montanesca Mount Pleasant House Pocohasset and Meadowside cater to New Yorkers seeking summer recreation. The Oatwood and other inns run by Booths are expanding with new additions and improved facilities.
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New York Times
Mount Pocono
Penn
Pocono Mountain House
Messrs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Stroudsburg Prepares for the Summer Sojourner
Stroudsburg, Penn. resorts rush renovations and additions to open early for a strong 1902 season. New hotel Churleigh Inn joins Highland Inn and Penllyn, with Locust Grove House, Prospect House, and Berwick Inn expanding to meet high patron demand.
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Stroudsburg
Penn
S. Collins
Monroe County
C. H. Palmer
Penllyn
Misses Foulke
Avon House
Highland Dell
New York
Brooklyn
Joseph F. Foulke
Locust Grove House
W. F. Bush
Charles Dearr
Prospect House
P. C. Dickerson
Berwick Inn
Busy days in the Delaware Valley resorts for summer visitors
Delaware Valley in June sees waves of guests at Peters House Bushkill Gonzales House Oak Grove House Liberty Hotel Marshalls Falls House Titania House Bonnymead Farm all drawing New York visitors. Resorts advertise pleasant scenery and spacious grounds with farms and 125 acres at Bonnymead.
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Delaware Valley
Penn
New York
Peters
Bushkill
Gonzales
S. G. Peters
Oak Grove House
W. Smith
Liberty Hotel
James van Kirk
Marshalls Falls House
E. D. Huffman
Titania House
Marshalls Falls
James T. Wolfe
Bonnymead Farm
M. A. Wyckoff
Liberty
Grand View House
Summit House
Pleasant View House
Th Hall House
Abundant Summer Trips by Rail and Water From New York
The piece catalogues a wide array of summer travel options from New York by rail and steamship. It highlights seven Niagara Falls excursions by the Pennsylvania Railroad with first price of 10 dollars, plus extended tours to Atlantic City and the North. It covers routes via Delaware, Lackawanna and Western to Delaware Water Gap, Lake Hopatcong, Richfield Springs, Thousand Islands, Adirondacks, Niagara Falls, and many Atlantic and Gulf coast connections, with sample round trips, scenic spots, and notable hotels and resorts across New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Maine Vermont and Colorado.
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Lakes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
United States
Prince Henry
Atlantic City
Cape May
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Sea Isle City
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Wildwood
Holly Beach
Pittsburg
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Saguenay
Montreal
Au Sable Chasm
Lakes Champlain
George
Saratoga
Pullman
Gettysburg
Yellowstone Park
George W. Boyd
Broad Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Delaware Water Gap
New Jersey
Highlands
Hudson River
Watchung Mountains
Orange Mountain
Budd's Lake Is Over 1,000 Feet High. Green Pond Mountain
Richfield Springs
Lake Otsego
Peter Cooper
Hopatcong
Lake George
Penn
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Canada
Norfolk and Western Road
Shenandoah
Welch
West Va
Norfolk
Old Dominion Line
James River
Richmond
Petersburg
Roanoke
Natural Bridge
Grottoes
Luray Caverns
Shenandoah Junction
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Weehawken
Oswego
Lake Ontario
Hudson
West Point
Catskills
Delaware
Lake Oneida
Liberty
Sullivan County
N. Y
Great Lakes
Fallsburg
Hurleyville
Neversink
Manhattan Beach
Far Rockaway
Long Beach
Great South Bay
Babylon
Patchogue
Brookhaven
Centre Moriches
Eastport
Westhampton
Shinnecock Hills
Southampton
Golf Ponds
Long Island Railroad
Block Island
Shelter Island
Sag Harbor
Island
Rk Central
Adirondacks
Lake Champlain
Utica
Jon
New York Central
Toronto
Mauch Chunk
Scranton
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Muskoka Lakes
Catskill Mountains
Ulster and Delaware
West Shore
Kingston
Olive Branch
Broadhead’s Bridge
Shokan
Mount Pleasant
South Gilboa
Delaware County
Mayham’s Lake
Stamford
New Paltz
New Paltz and Poughkeepsie Traction Company
Orange County
Newburg
Orange County Traction Company
Glenwood Park
Orange Lake
Rock Island
Kansas City
el Paso
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Rock Island Railroad
Rocky Mountain Limited
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Imperial Council of the Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Portland
Oregon
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Glenwood Springs
Albany
West Twenty-second Street
Yonkers
Poughkeepsie
Kingston Point
Catskill
Maine Steamship Line
Maine District
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Northern Steamship Lines
Duluth
Oceanic Steamship Company
Sierra
Sonoma
Ventura
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Tahiti
Samoa
New Zealand
Australia
White Mountains Offer Great Season Ahead in Bethlehem
Bethlehem New Hampshire gears up for a major tourist season with famed hotels such as the Howard Alpine Highlands Mount Washington and Mountain View House offering modern amenities. Visitors can already glimpse Mount Washington and the Presidential range from several hotels while golf tennis and curated dining await guests at properties like the Sinclair Uplands Mount Pleasant and Lafayette House near Franconia Notch.
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Lost River
Moosilauke
Pemigewasset River
New England
Deer Park
Three Rivers
Pemigewasset
Mountain Park House
Russell
Lincoln Hospital
Lincoln
N. H
Franconia Notch
Profile Spring
Intervale
Wentworth Hall
Jackson
Iron Mountain House
Glen Ellis House
Ellis River
Jackson Falls
Wild Cat
Glen Ellis Valleys
Jefferson Highlands
Great New Crawford Scenic Drive
Sugar Hill
Elim Farm
New York Times
Bethlehem
White Mountains
Switzerland
Jefferson
Highlands
Mount Washington
Spectator
Ammonoosuc
Mountain View House
Turner House
Sinclair House
Uplands
Mount Pleasant House
New York
Franconia
Mount Lafayette House
Mount Lafayette
Hunt
Forest Hills
Woodstock
The Quiet Picturesque Counties of Sullivan and Ulster
Describes Sullivan County with Liberty as a summer and winter resort hub. Notes hotels like Ye Lancashire Inn and Hotel Wawanda, elevations, scenic views, and year round accommodations in Liberty and nearby areas. Mentions numerous lodges and prices, urging travelers to explore golf, tennis, and river views.
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Sullivan
Ulster
Sullivan County
Greenfield
Windsor Lake
Lake Bomoseen in Vermont Hills Offer Scenic Escape
Lake Bomoseen stands out among Vermont hill regions as a scenic retreat near Manchester for visitors. Pictures of the Green Mountains accompany descriptions of the lake districts and their attractions.
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Bomoseen
Lake Bomoseen
Manchester
Green Mountains
Vermont
Season in the Berkshires draw New York visitors
Indications point to a peak season as New York guests flood the Berkshires. Hotels report improved accommodations and rising cottage construction especially in Lenox, Stockbridge and Pittsfield. Notable arrivals include William Douglas Sloan and family, with Miss Lila Sloan and Miss Evelyn Sloan seen in Lenox.
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Lenox
Mass
New York
Berkshires
Stockbridge
Pittsfield
William Dougelas Sloane
Lila Sloan
William Osgood Field
Sloane
John Sloane
Evelyn Sloane
Red Lion Inn
Maplewood
Woodlawn Inn
Berkeshires
Wendell
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Skinner Farm
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Woodland Manor
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R Coe
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White Lake
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