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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jun 08, 1911

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11

Grace Moore Weds Robert Le Roy in New York Wedding

The ceremony for Grace Arnold Moore and Robert Le Roy took place at the bride’s parents home on East 38th Street with immediate family present. Rev. Hugh Birckhead officiated and a harpist provided music. guests included Miss Madeleine L Engle and a reception followed with many prominent relatives and friends in attendance.

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Robert le Roy Herman Stewart le Roy Grace Arnold Moore Casimir de Rham Moore East Thirtyeighth Street Hugh Birckhead St. George's Church Stuyvesant Square Madeleine L'Engle New Orleans Adrian Iselin Miss S’ Engle Frank S. Witherbee Charles A. Peabody Lispenard Stewart E. J. Fraser Campbell Kierstede Hudson Steuart Davis Harrison Tweed Charles Morgan Robert Morgan Katherine Moore Anne Sing Arnold William Street Susan Street W. H. Beadleston
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Miss Grace Bryan Weds Richard Hargreaves in Lincoln

Miss Grace Dexter Bryan daughter of William Jennings Bryan married Richard Lewis Hargreaves son of Mrs. A E Hargreaves at Fairview Lincoln. The Rev Harry F Huntington officiated with William J Bryan Jr best man and Lily Tyler and Helen Schwind as bridesmaids. A reception followed as six hundred invitations were issued.

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New York Times Lincoln, Neb Grace Dexter Bryan William Jennings Bryan Richard Lewis Hargreaves A. E. Hargreaves Lincoln Fairview Harry F. Huntington Crete William J. Bryan,Jr Ruth Bryan Owen Bryan Lilly Tyler Virginia Helen Schwind William S. Stein William J. Bryan, Jr Tucson Ariz Miss Bryan
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Telephone Operator Florence Conry Weds Joseph Quinn

Miss Florence Marion Conry of 263 Ninth Street Brooklyn, a cousin of Senator James A. O'Gorman, married Joseph L. Quinn last evening at Holy Family Church in Brooklyn. Conry, a Hall of Records operator, is noted for wide ties to lawyers judges and borough public men who sent wedding gifts.

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Florence Marion Conry Ninth Street Brooklyn United States Janes A. O'Gorman Joseph L. Quinn Holy Family Thirteenth Street Fifth Avenue F. X. Bettinger Conry Hall of Records
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Miss Gladys Brown Weds Alexander J. Fraser at St Nicholas Church

Miss Gladys Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Brown of Hargrave married Alexander J Fraser yesterday at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas Fifth Avenue and Forty eighth Street. The ceremony featured violin and organ music with palmed chancel decor and bridesmaids in light blue silk mull and blue satin. The Rev Thomas R Bridges and Rev Malcolm James MacLeod officiated. A reception followed at the Hotel Gotham with attendees including matron of honor Mrs Clive Livingston Du Val and best man Henning Taube.

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Gladys Brown Charles Hilton Brown Hargrave Alexander J. Fraser St. Nicholas Fifth Avenue Forty-eighth Street Duncan Browne Stuyvesant Pierrepont Chester Cuthell Arthur Willis Alvi Terry Arthur B. Lawrence Alexander Mackenzie Harold Stivers Clive Livingston du Val Marion Stephenson Eleanor Victor Baltimore
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Iselin Heir to Marry Miss Madeleine LEngle in Noted Family

Adrian Iselin II and Miss Madeleine L Engle announced as fiancés. Miss L Engle stays with her parents in Garden City Long Island. Iselin family prominent in New Rochelle and yachting circles with ties to Larchmont Yacht Club. No wedding date set.

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William L'Engle New Orleans Madeleine J’engle Adrian Iselin C. Oliver Iselin L’engle Garden City L. I Grace A. Moore Robert le Roy Iselin Larchmont Yacht Club Knickerbocker Club Oxford England C. Oliver Iselin, Jr St. Mark’s School Nora Iselin Count Ferdinand Colloredo-Mannsfield New York America Hope Goddard Providence R. I New Rochelle Hopelands Aiken S. C
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Social Notes of Sailings and Weddings Across Europe

Mr. and Mrs. Rathbone Bacon sail for Europe on the Adriatic with plans for summer in Scotland. Snelling hosts Peters in East Williston as Mrs. Snelling returns from Naples. Several families depart for Europe this week including the Thaws and Virginians, with many to travel abroad all summer. Ernest G. Stillman and Mildred Whitney wed in San Francisco, with a reception at the bride’s mother in New York.

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Grenville T. Snelling East Thirtieth Street Charles G. Peters East Williston S. 1 Snelling Naples Italy Caspar Crowninenfeld Ernest G. Stillman James Stillman Mildred Whitney Calvin E. Whitney San Francisco Cal William Redding
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Illness Relents for Author John Bigelow at Highland Home

At Highland Falls New York on a June day John Bigelow the veteran author and diplomat showed signs of improvement. He rested sat up and conversed with his children and enjoyed peas and strawberries from his garden.

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Highland Falls N. Y John Bigelow
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Bristow Walker Nuptials Held in Brooklyn Home

Walter Melville Bristow son of the late Judge Henry Bristow and Miss Ruth Etherington Walker wed at the Walker home 210 Berkeley Place Brooklyn. Rev Howard J Chidley officiated with Jessie Walker as maid of honor and bridesmaids Edna Friedrick Adelaide Walker Minnie Archer Helen Walker. Best man Ti Ginnel Leberthou. ushers Clemens Lemdorff Leighton Halsey Russell Tracy Walker. They will reside at 174 Wright Avenue after November 1.

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Walter Melville Bristow Henry Bristow Ruth Etherington Walker Russell S. Walker Berkeley Place Brooklyn Howard J. Chidley Trinity Congregational Church East Orange N. J Marjorie Walker Tidna Friedrick San Diego Cal Adelaide Walker Montclair Minnie Archer Helen Walker Ginnel Leberthou Clemens Lemdorff Cleveland Ohio John Kellum van Vranken Hempstead L. I Leighton Halsey Russell Tracy Walker Bristow Wrighth Avenue
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Wedding of Thomas E. Oliver and Miss Ethel L. Sanford

Thomas E. Oliver of New York and Montclair New Jersey married Miss Ethel Lee Sanford of Warwick New Jersey yesterday morning in St Patrick Cathedral Lady Chapel. Rev William J Martin officiated nuptial mass attended by Dorothy W Oliver bridesmaid, Paul A Griffith best man, ushers Frank J Oliver and James H Oliver. A reception and bridal breakfast followed at the Hotel stor.

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Thomas E. Oliver New York Montclair N. J Ethel Lee Sanford Warwick St. Patrick's Cathedral William J. Martin Milton Lee Sanford N. Y Dorothy W. Oliver Frank J. Oliver Hackensack James H. Oliver Brooklyn Hotel Stor Clark—Seguine Old St. Mark's Church L. W. Batten Harriette Mary Henry Stewart Louise Mille Seguine James Guyon Clark Staten Island Harcourt—White Maplewood E. N. Owen Emma Isabel Robert Albion White Lyall Harcourt Albany Harris—Marling Hugh Black Martinew Catherine Frank H. Marling James A. Harris, Jr Cleveland Ohio LE Roy—Moore Hugh Birckhead East 38Th St Grace Arnold Casimir de Rham Moore Robert le Roy Herman Stewart le Roy Loder—Gaynor Cecilia Harlin Gaynor Herbert Raymond Loder West 86Th St Lombard—Salazar Church of the Ascension Jose Osvaldo Lombard Terese Iraida Salazar Ludlow — Lincoln Cambridge Mass Edward S. Crown DPD Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary William M. Chapin Barrington Theodore Russell Ludlow Helen Roosevelt James M Josephine V. Lincoln Oliver—Sanford Thomas Edward Oliver Rees—Caldwell Newburg-on-Hudson John Huske Margaret Shapter Andrew J. Caldwell Ope Montague Page Rees Petersburg Walden—Waldenburg Beach Bluff Harriet Louise Waldenburg Russell Walden
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Miss Claire Holzman Weds Harry B Raffel in Sherry's Ceremony

Miss Claire Holzman daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Holzman of 1261 Madison Avenue and granddaughter of Jacob Korn married Harry B Raffel of Baltimore Md yesterday at 4 30 in Sherrys. The Rev Dr J L Magnes officiated. The bride wore satin with chiffon duchesse lace and orange blossoms. She carried roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was Elsie Holzman in pink lace over satin with pink roses. Best man was Samuel P Raffel. ushers included Dr Arthur Tenner J M Raffel Harry R B Sondheim Theodore Prince and Samuel Samuels. The couple left for a Friday trip through Canada after the reception.

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Claire Holzman Jacob Holzman Madison Avenue Jacob Korn Sherry’s Harry B. Raffel Baltimore Isaac Raffel J. L. Magnes Elsie Holzman Samuel P. Raffel Arthur Tenner J. M. Raffel Harry RB. Sondheim Theodore Prince Samuel Samuels Canada
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Mrs Cecelia Harlin Gaynor Weds Bert Loder at Home

Cecilia Harlin Gaynor and Bert Raymond Loder married yesterday at noon at 149 West Eighty sixth Street. Rev Father Smith officiated. Elizabeth Harlin was maid of honor and Betty McKenna flower girl. Dr H E H Shipman was best man. A small reception followed and a bridal breakfast. The couple then departed for a southern wedding trip.

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Cecelia Harlin Gaynor Herbert Raymond Loder West Eighty-sixth Street Father Smith Paulist Fathers Elizabeth Harlin Betty McKenna H. E. H. Shipman South
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Miss Frieda Mahler and Edward H Lebeis Wed in Calvary Baptist

Miss Frieda Mahler of 560 West End Avenue and Edward H Lebeis were married last evening at Calvary Baptist Church by Rev. Dr. Robert S Mac Arthur. Miss Rose Mahler was maid of honor and William Gansevoort Lush best man. The couple, who will honeymoon in the Adirondacks, include Miss Mahler from Vienna and Lebeis a young local architect.

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Frieda Mahler West End Avenue Edward H. Lebeis Calvary Baptist Church Robert S. MacArthur Rose Mahler William Gansevoort Lush Miss Mahler Vienna Austria Mr. Lebeis
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Marriages Planned Across Riverdale and Princeton Areas

Multiple weddings set for today in Riverdale and New Jersey. Julia Parish Dodge and James C. Rea wed at Riverdale Presbyterian Church with a reception at the Dodge home and special train service from New York. Other ceremonies include Miss Emily Ritchie Mclean with Edward A. Gill-Wylie at Church of the Heavenly Rest and Miss Dorothea Van Dyke’s marriage to Guy R. McLane at Princeton First Presbyterian Church with receptions at related homes.

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Julia Parish Dodge James C. Rea Riverdale Presbyterian Church Riverdale-on-Hudson Cleveland H. Dodge Riverdale New York Emily Nelson Ritchi D Mclean Donald Mclean Edward A. Gill-Wylie W. Gill-Wylie Church of the Heavenly Rest Sherry’s Alice Lindsley Stuart Lindsley Orange N. J Caleb Dean Caleb Henry van Dyke Guy R. McLane J. W. McLane First Presbyterian Church Princeton Princeton Junction Avalon
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Orphans’ Auto Day Drenched Joy Ride at Luna Park

Thousands of New York orphans rode to Coney Island in 310 donated cars for an annual reward outing. Show admission was free, and meals were provided by Benjamin Briscoe. Despite heavy rain, the 5,000 children laughed, ate oranges and bananas, and crowded Luna Park shows, with many riding multiple times.

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New York New York Orphans’ Automobile Association Luna Park Fifth Avenue Seventy-eighth Street Broadway Union Square John Jacob Astor H. B. Harris Andrew Cuneo Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn Orphan Asylums United States Coney Island William J. Morgan Orphan Day Automobile Association Benjamin Briscoe United States Motor Company Orphan Automobilists Frederic Thompson Thompson
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Katharine Reed Weds William C Chisolm in Private DC Ceremony

Katharine A Reed and William Bachman Chisolm of Charleston S C were married at noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Alexander Britton on Connecticut Avenue. The Rev Robert Talbot officiated. Chisolm Jr. served as best man for his father. The couple left for a northern honeymoon and will reside in Charleston.

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New York Times Washington Katharine A. Reed William Bachman Chisolm Charleston S. C Alexander Britton Connecticut Avenue Robert Talbot St. Paul's Episcopal Church William Bachman Chisolm, Jr
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Flushing Hospital Benefit Circus Opens With Parade

The Flushing Hospital benefit circus opened yesterday after a cleared sky, drawing 50 attendees for the afternoon show. A street parade preceded the evening performance as the event features a world's fair hippodrome and carnival. Tomorrow evening the Elks, about 3000 expected from New York City, will be in attendance.

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Flushing Hospital Flushing Order of Elks New York City
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Stephens Sues to Undo Deed of Ferry Terminal Lot

Mrs Jennie Stephens sues to set aside a deed dating from 1908 transferring property at the Thirty-ninth Street Ferry terminal in South Brooklyn to William Bayard Cutting. She testified she signed believing the document only covered ferry rights and not real estate. She said lawyer Michael H Cardozo urged signing without reading. She denied any belief Cutting would cheat her.

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Stephens Cutting Jennie Stephens Thirty-ninth Street Brooklyn William Bayard Cutting Supreme Court Pendleton Michael H. Cardozo Mr. Cutting
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August Belmont Hosts Meadow Brook Club Stag Dinner

August Belmont hosted a stag dinner at the Meadow Brook Club Hempstead L I last night with about seventy guests including members of both English and American polo teams. The horseshoe shaped table was florally decked and the favors were polo mallets and balls.

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August Belmont Meadow Brook Club Hempstead L. I
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Munich Contralto Signed for Metropolitan Season

Paris reports Giulio Gatti-Casazza the Metropolitan Opera manager confirms the engagement of Margarete Matzenauer the Munich Opera House contralto for the coming season at the Metropolitan in New York.

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Paris Giulio Gatti-Casazza Metropolitan Opera House New York Mme Margarete Matzenauer Munich Opera House Metropolitan
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Newborn Abandoned at St Agnes Church Found in Pew

Miss Nancy O Neill and fiancé Patrick Fitzgibbons along with Miss May O Connor found a newborn male infant abandoned in a church pew during an East Side prayer service. The baby was taken to the rectory then to Bellevue Hospital for care.

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St. Agnes’s East Forty Third Street Nancy O'Neill East Gabriel Bellevue Hospital
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Off for Europe Today Steamer List and Arrivals

A merchant ship schedule lists the George Washington Amerika and Provence bound for Europe with numerous passengers, including Mrs. Isaac A Bach, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Countess Isabel Marigliano, Gen. James H. Wilson, and Miss Elsie De Wolfe. The Trent arrived yesterday bringing W. H. Bicknell, Major Drummond, Mrs. Dunn, and other travelers.

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George Washington Bremen Lee A. Asnew Isaac A. Bach Sidney Berntheimer Richard Blecker Henry M. Bloch F. H. Rohlen James §. Brailey N. E. Brill Abraham Lincoln Brown Henry S. Cattell Gardner K. Clark N. Willard Curtis John M. Dennison Ludwig Ellinger Emily Freund Philip S. Gardiner Alfred C. Gross Mary Oakley Hagedorn John Edward Heaton F. Thornton Hunt William C. Lusk Seymours Mandelbaum Henry May Andrew H. McClintock E. S. Newman Maximilian A. B. Proal Frederick Renken Wallace RB. Rogers S. Sehinasi Barton Sewell Ce Fl F. Chailcross Edwin B. Sheldon David Eugene Smith Cornelius Vanderbilt George Wentworth Charles F. Zentgraf Amerika Hamburg Fritz L. d'Aix Nathan Arnold John A. Armstrong Walter Bowne Charles J. Berwind Arthur H. Boyd Stonewall Bond F. A. Martens Clara E. Simcox McMahon Phillips Phoenix Samuel J. Seligman Robert J. Sharpe F. Hopkinson Smith Byron L. Smith Emery Jordon Thomas P. V. R. van Wyck Frederick P. Dyer Charles Deering James Deering Baron d'Estournelles de Constant Grand d’Hauteville Philip L. Goodwin Charles Goodwin-Bennett Raymond Hitchcock W. Hopekirk Wilson Maurice Levy Isabel Marigliano Anne Morgan Charles Perceval F. Ll.d
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Executors probate notices scatter wealth across many names

Several 1911 probate records list bequests from Margaret M Fitzgerald Joseph Kaufmann Solomon Woolf Isaac Klein Thomas H Newman Richard S Reilley Elizabeth Yeager Beth Miller and John J Vogts. Amounts range from small sums to substantial estates with life interests and residuary bequests to wives children and named relatives.

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Joseph Kaufmann Frederica Kaufman Otto Kaufmann Solomon Woolf Rachel Woolf Samuel Woolf Gower Cohn Elaine Bernstein Enid Bernstein Isaac. Klein Fannie Frances Max Jacob Sarah Klein Thomas H. Newman Gertrude Hurdridge Florence N. Hitchcock Harry Newman Theresa Newman Eleanor Newman Angela Newman Susie Regan Mary Frances Regan Harry Regan Susan E Newman Oscar Bammat Mary Bamman Richard Reilley Mary Coutts Cunningham Margaret Gleason ReIlley Elizabeth Yeager Knobeth Miller Elisa Sere Ty Frederick Gertrude Kurbis Art Yeager Hogan William F. Winters Margaret Holden Joseph M. Holden Hina Iedraconda John J. Vogts Ewt Anna Mary Vogts
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Call Off His Wedding In New Haven Declared By Relatives

In New Haven on June 7 relatives announced that Audubon Tyler and Miss Bessie Porter will not marry, ending engagement previously reported in papers. Tyler, son of Mrs. Morris F. Tyler, is linked to Yale and the Southern New England Telephone Co. lineage. Separate notes cover Terese Salazar and José Lombard wedding at Church of the Ascension with details of bridal party and reception at Hendrick Hudson.

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New York Times New Haven Audubon Tyler Morris Frank Tyler Southern New England Telephone Company Yale University Audubon Naturalist Miss Porter New York City
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Belasco Party Arrives With Daughter’s Body for Funeral

Mr and Mrs David Belasco arrive in New York with the body of their daughter Mrs William Elliott from Colorado Springs. Funeral services for Mrs Elliott are set for Friday at 11 am at the temple Lexington Avenue and Fifty fifth Street. Honorary pallbearers include Downing Clarke Acton Davies William J Dean Charles E Gilbert Percy Jordan B F Roeder Henry D Schaad W G Smythe and David Warfield.

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David Belasco New York New York Central Railroad William Elliott Colorado Springs Percy Jordan B. F. Roeder Henry D. Schaad W. G. Smythe David Warfield
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Will of Fannie Crowninshield Adams Is Proved In Boston

In Norfolk Probate Court Judge Flint approves the will of Fannie Crowninshield Adams widow of John Quincy Adams. The estate totals 800000 in personal property and 400000 in real estate, left to three children Charles F. Adams 2d Arthur Adams and Abigail Homans. Executors bond set at 1500000 each. Also approved is the will of Amy H Cabot Milton valued at 300000 leaving all to husband Louis Cabot with executor Henry B Cabot bonded at 600000.

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New York Times Boston Norfolk Fannie Crowninshield Adams John Quincy Adams Flint Charles F. Adams Concord Arthur Adams Quincy Abigail Robert Homans
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Ex Premier Rouvier Dies in Neuilly Sudden Death

Paris June 7 Senator Maurice Rouvier twice served as France premier and longtime Finance Minister died suddenly at his Neuilly home of pulmonary congestion. Born Aix 1842 he rose as an anti empire figure and held posts from 1871 National Assembly to Gambetta era minister. His 6 month 1887 ministry ousted Boulangist war plans and he again led France as premier from 1902 to 1905 and 1906 when defeated in Chamber vote over church issues.

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Paris Maurice Rouvier France Neuilly-sur- Seine M. Rouvier Aix National Assembly Commerce Gambetta Finance Gen. Boulanger Boulanger Chamber of Deputies
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Dr Edward Voorhees Dies at College Farm in New Jersey

Dr Edward Burnett Voorhees director of the New Jersey Experiment Station and Rutgers professor died at his home at College Farm from a stroke. He introduced the farmers education train to New Jersey and led the Livestock Commission of New Jersey. Survived by wife Anna Amerman and seven children. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon with President Demarest presiding.

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New York Times New Brunswisk N. J Edward Burnett Voorhees New Jersey
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Retired Rear Admiral Edward D Robie Dies at Home

Rear Admiral Edward D Robie, retired, died at his Washington home. Born September 11 1831 in Burlington Vermont he entered service in 184? as third assistant engineer. He served with Commodore Perry on the Japan expedition and later commanded telegraph and ordnance devices. He rose to chief engineer during the Civil War and helped in the Dictator ironclad project and Ericsson torpedoes at Charleston. He served over forty one years.

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Washington Edward D. Robie Burlington Commodore Perry Japan North Atlantic Charleston Ericsson
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Notable Obituaries Found in New Hartford and Surrounding Areas

Obituaries recall deaths of EMELINE L. KELLOGG at 99 in New Hartford with burial soon on the mother’s birth anniversary. AMASA THAYER DAY, linked to Meyer-Sniffen, died recently after Western travel. ALBERT FALK of Heilbrun Falk & Co. died after an operation. HARRY ALLEN known as Lizzie Vandr in trapeze acts died in Brockton. CAPT. STARKS L. NICKERSON, sailing- vessel commander, died in Passaic. PETER McGAVISE, Hoboken mayor in 1873 74, died at his son’s home. EMMA R. WALLACE, former WRC president, died in Chicago. NATHANIEL TOOKER of Cuban-American Sugar died of apoplexy in Staten Island Ferry slip. family fate includes trips to China and Roosevelts Hospital ties.

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EMELINE_L. KELLOGG New Hartford California Albert Falk Heilbrun, Falk & Co Broadway Honesdale Penn Falk Lexington Avenue Harry Allen Lizzie Vanrdis Brockton Mass Astor Theatre Starks L. Nickerson Passaic N. J Peter McGavise Hoboken John Willow Avenue Ireland Emma R. Wallace Gen. M. R. M. Wallace Women’s Relief Corps Chicago Lamoille Ill Nathaniel Tooker Sugar Company Staten Island Tooker
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Mottl Announces Marriage to Munich Opera Star

Berlin June 7 Felix Mottl the German conductor reveals plans to wed Fraulein Fassbender prima donna of the Munich Royal Opera Mottl also general manager of the opera He notes a 1910 divorce from his first wife and says the Prince Regent approves his future wife continuing at the Munich Opera despite potential conflicts of interest

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New York Times Berlin Felix Mottl Fraulein Fassbender Munich Royal Opera Mott Bavaria Munich Opera
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Plans for Global Vaudeville Holding Company

Martin Beck head of the Orpheum circuit sails to Europe on the George Washington to confer with Morris Meyerfeld and Alfred Butt on forming a vaudeville holding company. The aim is to control theatres and music halls in Europe and America under one organization. William Hammerstein denied current interest in the plan.

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Martin Beck Orpheum Europe George Washington Morris Meyerfeld San Francisco Alfred Butt London America Butt New York Beck William Hammerstein
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Viscount Chelsea Marries Miss Coxon in Secret London Ceremony

Viscount Chelsea wed Miss Marie Coxon at Christ Church Down Street in secrecy, witnessed by a few close friends. The engagement had been announced January 19, and the bride is 21. The groom recently became heir to the Earldom of Cadogan with an expected $500,000 annual income after his young nephew’s death.

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London Viscount Chelsea Marie Coxon Jardine Christ Church Down Street Coxon Earl Cadogan Ireland Countess Palagi Florence
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Telephonic Notices for NYT Marriage and Death Notices

Marriage and death notices intended for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief notice indicates a channel for submitting notices via telephone to the newspaper’s Bryant Park office.

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New York Times Bryant
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Bailey Bernard Sherry Newborns in Connecticut Reports

Birth notices list a daughter for Dr. G C Bailey and wife in Hartford on June 5. A son is reported for Mr and Mrs A Bernard in Danbury on June 3. Another son arrives for Dr and Mrs EB Sherry on June 5 at 1851 7th Avenue.

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Bailey Hartford Conn G. C. Bailey Bernard Danbury A. Bernard Sherry EB. Sherry
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Iselin LEngle Engagement Announced in New Orleans

Mr and Mrs William LEngle of New Orleans announce the engagement of their daughter Madeleine to Adrian Iselin second son of C Oliver Iselin of New York. The couple represent New Orleans and New York high society circles and publish the betrothal in their social notes.

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Iselin—L'engle William L'Engle New Orleans Madeleine Adrian Iselin, 2d C. Oliver Iselin New York
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Marriages in New York and New Jersey June 7 1911

A compiled list of wedding notices across New York State and neighboring states dated June 7 1911. Entries include couples such as Harriette Seguine with James Guyon Clark of Staten Island and Emma White with Lyall Harcourt of Maplewood New Jersey, along with numerous other pairs from New York City Long Island and New Jersey.

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Beardsley Widow Lizzie Marshall Passes at 11 West List

Lizzie Marshall wife of Samuel R Beardsley died at her residence 11 West List Street on June 7 1911. Services set for June 9 at 2 PM with private interment. Foreign papers asked to copy this notice.

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Charles L. Carrington Ellsworth Torrey Providence R. I Boston Mass Charleston S. C Elliott Colorado Springs Col Augusta David Cecelia Belasco William Elliott Temple Lexington Av 65Th St California
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Died Notices and Funeral Announcements in New York Area

Death notices list numerous individuals with dates June 5 to June 9 1911 and services at various churches and homes across New York City and surrounding towns. Entries include Harrigan Hazeldine Holmes Kavanagh Kayl Lloyd Lovejoy Campbell Miller Morgan Rushmore Tooker Ward and many others with service details and interment notes.

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Harrigan Edward Annie T. Braham West 107Th Streets Church of the Ascension 107Th Street Broadway Hazeldine South Orange N. J Matilda Hazeldine Brooklyn Plymouth Av Holmes Gertrude Chaloner James FE. Holmes Mathew TD Anna R. Williamson St. Andrew's Church Kavanagh Saranac Lake Charles T. Kavanagh Jessie O'Brien Thomas Ellen Kavanagh Lexington Avenue New York City St. Vincent Ferrer’s Church Lexington Av West 111Th Street Eva Chelimer Philip Benjamin M Jerome D Dorothy Anshelmeth West Harlem Weat 131St Street Lloyd Frank D New Haven Tywight St Utica Lovejoy Josephine M. Lovejoy Campbell Building Miller Margaret Livinston Miller George and Martha Miller Robert H Evergreen Place East Orange Ward Karlsbad Austria Joseph Morris Ward Marcus L Susan L. Ward Newark Washington St Mount Pleasant Cemetery Kane Lodge M. D Hioboker Robert Hamilton Rucker Henry W. Penoyar
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