Gallatin Weds Charles N. Welsh in Philadelphia Home
Charles Newbold Welsh and Mrs. Helen Dawson Gallatin wed yesterday in the Gallatin residence conservatory at 118 East Thirty-eighth Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. De Witt Thompson with two Gallatin brothers as escorts and Samuel K. Reeves as best man. The couple plans a bridal trip and summers at Narragansett Pier, amid Philadelphia and Penn.sian social circles.
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Charles Newbold Welsh
John Lowther Welsh
Philadelphia
Helen’ Dawson Gallatin
James N. Gallatin
East Thirty-eighth Street
de Witt Thompson
Gallatin
Marion Wright
Frank Carnegie
Frederick Gallatin, Jr
Albert Gallatin
Hart
Phladelphia
John N
Beehman
Abbott Brown
Louise Trowbridge
T. M
Davis
Welsh
Double Wedding in Orange at Keasbey Home
In Berkley Avenue Orange a double wedding united Miss Edwina L Keasbey with Jacques Bramhall of South Orange and Miss Dorothy M Keasbey with Stephen D Day of Orange. Rev. Stanley White and Rev. William Force Whitaker officiated in the music room with a single bridal party and lawn breakfast later.
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Henry M. Keasbey
Berkley Avenue
Orange
Edwina L
Dorothy M. Keasbey
Jacques Bramhall
South Orange
Stephen D. Day
Edgina. Keasbey
Brasbhall
Stanley .White
William Force Whittaker
Elizabeth
Keasbey
Marjorie L. Keasbey
Isabel McCarter
Newark
Nathalie L’'Hommedieu
Elizabeth Hitch
Dorothy Gordon
Elisabet Keasbey
New York
Marjorie Grannis
Dudley Bramhall
Howard M. Chandler
Oranges
Mr. Day
Richard B. Grant
Raymond W. Smith
Tristram Souther
Roger Young
Merrill Bishop
Percy Marshall
Dillon Bride Weds Theodore Ward at St. Marys Deal Beach
Miss Lillian Dillon, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dillon of 200 Riverside Drive, married Theodore Hackett Ward at St Marys Church Deal Beach New Jersey. The ceremony noon mass. reception followed at the bride’s country home on Sydney Avenue. The couple planned a trip to Canada Thousand Islands and the Great Lakes after the celebration.
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Lillian Dillon
John Edwin Dillon
Riverside Drive
Theodore Hackett Ward
St. Mary’s Church
Deal Beach
N. J
John R. Norriss
Frank P. Ward
George W. Corbett
Edmondes William Reilly
BE. Chauncyon
Claire Dillon
Pauline A. Ward
Anna Rose Macintyre
Adrian Bastinelli Dillon
Ethel M. Sirmon
Sydney Avenue
Duate
de Lace School
Columbia University
Ward
Canada
Thousand Islands
Great Lakes
Lawyer George Wood Harbeson Weds Mrs Alice Tyler in City Home
George Wood Harbeson a city lawyer and Mrs. Alice Tyler formerly of Boston were married yesterday at the bride’s home 11 West Sixty-eighth Street with only intimate friends present. The couple will visit Lenox Mass before sailing for Europe and will reside at the 11 West Sixty-eighth Street address recently purchased by Mrs Harbeson from Brodie L Duke.
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George Wood Harbeson
Alice Tyler
Boston
West Sixty-eighth Street
Collier
Lenox
Mass
Europe
Harbeson
Brodie L. Duke
Marriage of Miss Anna Shriver to John H O Donavan
Miss Anna Shriver daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Albert Shriver wed John H O Donavan son of the late Charlies O Donavan in a quiet Baltimore ceremony at 11 A M a nuptial mass was led by Cardinal Gibbons with Rev Father O Donavan brother of the groom Eloquent attire featured a white satin gown and bouquet of Bride roses and orchids Alfred J Shriver gave the bride away Little Miss Eleanor O Donovan served as flower girl Charles O Donovan was best man Ushers included Manly Whedbee Edward J Shriver and others in attendance
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New York Times
Baltimore
Anna Shriver
Albert Shriver
John H. O'Donovan
Charlies O'Donovan
Cardinal Gibbons
Fathervis O'Donovan
Alfred J. Shriver
Eleanor O’donovan
Charles O'Donovan
Manly Whedbee
New York
Charles Carroll
Howardunty
Edward J. Shriver
Roger Brooke Hopkins
W. Champlin Robinson Samuel P. Morton
Alfred J. Tormey
Jervis Spencer, Jr
Grant Nima Nuptials Seen in York Ceremony
Miss Emma Collier Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Grant of Newington Avenue is wed to Harry Dwight Nima formerly of Copora New Hampshire in York. Ceremony held in Central area as reported by Summit New Jersey paper with limited readable details.
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Summit
N. J
Emma Collier Grant
George M. Grant
New Rngtend Avenue
Harry Dwight Nima
York
Copcora
N. H
Vince Ner
New Central
Bridal Party Details From Summit Ceremony
Ffarins Brookton and the Rew Miners organization of Summit officiated. Miss Edith Grant Torrey served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss Marie Libbey Edna Chamberlain of Summit Miss Alice Smith of New York and Miss Eleanor Tucker of Norfolk. Frederick Geller of New York was best man. ushers were Peter Gor et Gerry William E Griswold Alme ron Hyde Cole of New York and Elijah Kent Swift of Whitinsville Massachusetts.
Sargent Weds Dr David Cheever in Brillant Wellesley Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Jane Wells Sargent daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis W Sargent to Dr David Cheever of Boston was held at Epif Church South Natick this afternoon. Rev Paul Revere Frothingham of Boston officiated with bridesmaids Miss Mart Sargent and Miss Jy Hunnewell and groomsman N Penrose Hollewell Jr of Milton.
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New York Times
Wellesley
Mass
Jane Wells Sargent
Francis W. Sargent
David Cheever
Boston
E Fot Church
South Natick
Paul Revere’ Frothingham
Mart
S. Hunnewell
N. Penrose Hollewell, Jr
Milton
Boston singer Louisa Ardizzoni weds Umberto Tosi at St Peter's Church
Miss Louisa Ardizz zoni, the singer, wed Umberto Frederic Tosi at St Peter's Church in Plymouth today. The Rev Father Andrew F Haberstroh officiated. The bride plans to return to America this Fall to join the San Carlo Opera Company as prima donna.
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New York Times
Boston
Louisa Ardizzoni
St. Peter's Church
Plymouth
Umberto Frederic Tosi
Andrew F. Haberstroh
Italy
America
San Carlo Opera Company
Gladys Thomas Weds Samuel Crocker at St John’s Clifton
The wedding of Miss Gladys Evelyn Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wethered B. Thomas of Dongan Hills, and Mr. Samuel E M Crocker of Fitchburg Mass will be held Tuesday June 11 at St John’s Church Clifton 8. Miss Marjorie Motley will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Edith Donald Ruth Danenhower and Nancy Whitman. Best man Lewin H Thomas, ushers Barton Crocker Richard Miller Shaun Kelly and David Nichols.
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Gladys Evelyn Thomas
Wethered B. Thomas
Dongan Hills
Samuel E.M. Crocker
George H. Crocker
Fitchburg
Mass
St. John’s Church
Clifton
Marjorie Motley
William Harry Motley
Madison Avenue
Shoemaker to Wed Miss Barclay in Quiet Sinnemahoning Ceremony
Henry Whartden Shoemaker son of Henry F. Shoemaker hosted a bachelor dinner at Delmonico's before his wedding to Miss Beatrice Barclay daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Barclay. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s country home Sinnemahoning Penn a small affair as the groom is in mourning. Miss Lillian Barclay sister of the bride will be maid of honor and the only attendant with no best man or ushers.
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Barclay
Henry Whartden Shoemaker
Henry F. Shoemaker
Beatrice Barclay
George B. Barclay
Delmonico’s
Sinnemahoning
Penn
Lillian Barclay
Miss Cornelia Higbee Engaged to Walter Channing Jr
Mrs. Charles Higbee of Boston announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Cornelia Post Higbee to Walter Channing Jr son of Dr. Walter Channing and Mrs Channing of Brookline and Sherburn Mass Channing is a member of the Harvard Club of New York His mother was Miss Anna K Morse Miss Barbara Channing is his sister Miss Higbee has one unmarried sister Miss Caroline H Higbee Her mother was formerly Miss Augusta Mitchell.
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Higbee
W. Channing, Jr
Charles Higbee
Boston
Cornelia
Post Higbee
Walter Channing, Jr
Walter Channing
Channing
Brookline
Sherburn
Mass
Harvard Club
New York
Anna K. Morse
Barbara Channing
Miss Higbee
Caroline H. Higbee
Augusta Mitchell
Engagement Announced for Miss Elsie Sidenberg
Miss Elsie Sidenberg daughter of Richard Sidenberg of 157 West Fifty seventh Street is engaged to Herbert Friedman of Chicago.
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Elsie Sidenberg
Richard Sidenberg
West Fifty-seventh Street
Herbert Friedman
Chicago
Roosevelt family sails for Europe and
Mrs. J. Wed Roosevelt sails June 15 with her mother and daughter to stay abroad until October. Elder son to join in Europe later. Also Mr and Mrs Francis Burrall Hoffman plan a European auto tour with sons joining in Paris and Scotland August shooting planned. plus other social notices and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Hoffman, Jr
Lves
Paris
Murray Hoffman
Persifor Frazer, Jr
Philadelphia
Philadel
St. Regis
Charles Hitchcock
West Thirty-sixth Street
Narragansett Pier
Ocean Road
James Freeland Lewis
New York
Paige Selden Ellyson
Norfolk
W. R. Blakeslee
Binghamton
N. Ei
William M. Ivins
William H. Baldwin
Europe
Washington Society News on Jamestown Trip and High Society Events
Washington society notes track a June 8 arrival of the Douglas Robinsons and others at the White House for the Jamestown Georgia Day trip aboard the Mayflower. The report lists attendees, including Vanderbilts, Mrs Meyers, Mrs Bryce, Esme Howard, and Admiral Dewey, plus upcoming weddings and social moves in Washington and New York.
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New York Times
Washington
Douglas Robinson
New York
White House
Jamestown
Georgia
Longworth
Cincinnati
S.ecretary
Metcalf
Dolphin
George Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Meyer
Bryce
Intervale
N. H
Esme Howard
Isabella Howard
Hebbinghaus
Mme. Hebbinghaus
Newport
Admiral
Mrs. Dewey
Richfield Springs
K Street
Alger
Hitchcock
Miss Draper
Montomery Blair
Frederick Ike
W. Sims
William R. Merriam
Virginia
Mabel Merriam
John Wheelwright
Beaton
St. John’s Church
Greensburg
Penn
Countess de Moltke Huitfeldt
Denmark
Mme. Bonaparte
Europe
Ise
Bonaparte
Te Jerome
Ashingt
Aden
European visits precede embassy moves for aristocrats
Lady and Baron von Sternburg travel to Paris to join Countess Faramond and plan to return to America with him later this month. They will then proceed to Dublin for the Summer Embassy. Baron Franz von Reidl departs Rome for Madrid as First Secretary, with Baroness Reidl moving to Madrid after marriage to Louise Magee.
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Europe
Countess Faramond
Paris
Baron von Sternburg
America
Baron
Baroness von Sternburg
Dublin
N. H
Saxony
Albrecht
Rome
Baron Franz von Reidl
Madrid
Baron Reildl
Pittsburg
Louise Magee
Baroness Reidl
Chris Magee
Maron
Newport Summer Visitors Arrive for Season at Noted Cottages
NEWPORT R I June. Mr and Mrs Henry Redmond arrive at Easts cottage purchased last autumn. Mrs Ogden Goelet arrives at Muenchinger King Ochre Court opens for summer. Mrs George B De Forest at Train villa near Baileys Beach for the season. Others guests include William Turnhill Daniel B Fearing and Harbour Court resident Daniel Leroy Dresser. Yoakums rent Train villa Narragansett Avenue and arrive next week for first Newport season. Florence Annie Lyman arrive early next week at Webster Street cottage. H Mortimer Brooks travels to Lancaster Mass to visit daughter Mrs Eugene V R Thayer Jr. Charles H Porter Jr and family at Rhode Island Avenue cottage. William J Baird rents Gilmore cottage Jamestown for season.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Henry Redmond
Easts Cottage
Ogden Goelet
Muenchinger King Cottage
Ochre Court
George B. de Forest
Bailey's Beach
William Turnhill
Daniel B. Fearing
Daniel Leroy Dresser
John Nicholas Brown
Harbour Court
B. F. Yoakum
Narragansett Avenue
Florence
Annie Lyman
Webster Street
H. Mortimer Brooks
Lancaster
Mass
Eugene V. R. Thayer, Jr
Charles H. Porter, Jr
Rhode Island Avenue
William J. Baird
Philadelphia
Gilmore
Jamestown
Boston Society Notes Reach Meditteranean Passengers
Among passengers for the Mediterranean aboard the Republic are Harvard professor B M McVane and Rev Alexander McKenzie of Cambridge with family members. Engagements announced include Amy Wenonah Alden to William Lowery, and Cornelia Post to Walter Channing Jr.
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Boston
Mediterranean
Republic
8. M. McVane
Harvard
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
McKenzie
Margaret McKenzie
Henry C. Ordway
Ordway
Elizabeth
Catherine
Helen
Philip Ordway
D. W. Ranlet
Ethel C. Ranlet
Malden
George Clarke Alden
Amy Wenonah
William Lowery
United States
Weimar
Charles Higbee
New Rochelle
N. Y
Cornelia Post
Walter Channing, Jr
Brookline
Transatlantic liners compete off Fire Island arrivals
After hovering within sight for thirty six hours the American liner St Louis from Southampton the Baltic from Liverpool and the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Hamburg raced toward the channel near Fire Island. The St Louis led into quarantine first and brought mail from the delayed French liner La Provence along with several intended passengers. Passengers listed for the St Louis include Dallas D. Anderson K. W. Constantine and Edward Spencer among others. Baltic and Kaiserin followed with a large roster of travelers and officials attending quarantine.
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Fire Island
St. Louis
Southampton
White Star Line
Liverpool
Baltic
Channel
Sandy Hook
Not Vanderbilt's Land Dispute Ruled Against Vanderbilt
In Asheville on June 8 a court ruled against George W. Vanderbilt in a land ownership dispute over property in Biltmore village. Vanderbilt must pay costs. The plot had been taken for a garden by T. M. Porter who claimed acquisition from the Southern Railway. Judge Waddell called Porter's prosecution frivolous and malicious.
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New York Times
Asheville
N. C
Biltmore Village
George W. Vanderbilt
Southern Railway Company
Vanderbilt
T. M. Porter
Southern Railway
Waddell
Porter
Sues Texas Railroads for Violating Shippers' Law
United States District Attorney W. H. Atwell filed two suits in Dallas against the Fort Worth Belt Line Railway Company and the St. Louis & San Francisco for delays exceeding thirty five hours while street transit was in progress. He indicated further actions against railroads for violations of the new safety appliance law.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
W. H. Atwell
United States
Fort Worth
President Removes 125600 Acres From Pryor Mountains NF
President signs proclamation to withdraw 125,600 acres in Carbon County Montana from Pryor Mountains National Forest. Forest Service findings deem the land unfit for national forest purposes and to be returned to the public domain.
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Washington
Carbon County
Mon
Pryor Mountains National Forest
Forest Service
Booker T. Washington Meets President Roosevelt at White House
Booker T. Washington had a conference with President Roosevelt at the White House during the night. Washington arrived shortly before 10 o'clock and stayed for some time in the executive mansion.
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Booker Washington
White House
Washington
Booker T. Washington
President Roosevelt
Mr. Washington
West Point Cadet Heads Mount Holly Springs Visit
A West Point cadet from Mount Holly Springs leads a group visiting West Point on Friday. The event highlights training and local ties as cadets tour historic grounds and meet instructors.
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West Point Claes
West Point
N. Y
Mount Holly Springs
Sothern and Marlowe Return From London Engagements
E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe arrive in New York on the Campania after a London season. They report seven plays with varied profits and praise Twelfth Night, while Hamlet may open in London next spring. Queen Alexandra invited a performance. Miss Marlowe received three offers for next season.
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E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Cunardiner Campania
Liverpool
Academy of Music
Roland Buckstone
John Major
Elizabeth McCracken
Sothern
London
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Campania
Queen Alexandra
Lady Paget
England
Henry Miller Presents Loftus and DOrsay Next Season
Cecilia Loftus and Lawrance DOrsay to star together in a modern military comedy produced by Henry Miller. Loftus under Miller contract. DOrsay signed Friday. production to open Autumn out of town mid September then move to Daly's Theatre after Miss Anglin and Miller in The Great Divide. Supporting cast includes Ferdinand Gottschalk Frederick Bond and Howard Estabrook.
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Cecilia Loftus
Lawrance D’'Orsay
Henry Miller
Miss Loftus
Mr Miller
Mr. D'Orsay
Optember
Daly
Miss Anglin
Miller
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Frederick Bond
Howard Estabrook
Mansfield Sells Riverside Drive Home
Richard Mansfield has sold his residence at 316 Riverside Drive near 104th Street. He left for Europe a few weeks ago and plans to rest from stage work for at least a year, spending most time on the continent. The five story house sits on a 21.10 by 100 foot lot. he bought it about nine years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
Riverside Drive
104Th Street
Europe
Mansfield
Edna Wallace Hopper Improves After Illness
Edna Wallace Hopper, ill in her apartments at 28 West Thirty-third Street for two weeks, showed marked improvement last night. Typhoid symptoms feared to worsen seem to have passed, and she is expected to sit up within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
West Thirty-third Street
Yale Dean Horatio Parker Stricken With Typhoid Fever
Prof. Horatio W. Parker, Yale University Dean and head of the musical department, is ill with typhoid fever in New Haven. Overwork reportedly left him weak, and he recently took the post of Director of the Orpheus Society of Philadelphia.
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H. W. Parker
New Haven
Conn
Horatio W. Parker
Yale University
Tody Hamilton Builds Baltimore Home for Winter Stay
Tody Hamilton, famed promoter of The Greatest Show on Earth, plans to move to Baltimore. He is constructing a house at Creston and Clifton Streets in Walbrook, intending to reside there next winter, cutting ties with New York City.
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Hamilton
Baltimore
New York City
Spri
Tody
Creston
Clifton Streets
Walbrook
Diplodocus Welcome At Carnegie Museum Exhibit
Dr W J Holland head of the Carnegie Museum reports a letter from French Ambassador Jusserand stating President Fallieres accepts, on behalf France, the gift reproduction of a Diplodocus skeleton by Andrew Carnegie. Fallieres also asks Holland to contact M Terrier of Jardin des Plantes to arrange exhibition.
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Pittsburg
W. J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
M. Jusserand
Washington
Failitres
France
Andrew Arnegie
Syren Ent Failliéres
Dr. Holland
M. Terrier
Natural History Museum
Jardin Des Plantes
President Fallieres
Schmitz Trial Testimony in San Francisco Case
In San Francisco today during the Schmitz trial Camille Mallebreau testified she previously ran Frank's a French restaurant before the fire and related events. The proceedings focus on the mayor’s connections and the incident surrounding the blaze as witnesses describe local business ties and circumstances.
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San Francisco
Schmits
Camille Mallhebreau
Frank
Death of Edward John Routh Distinguished Cambridge Mathematician
The Cambridge England cable dispatch reports Edward John Routh died on Friday. Born in Quebec June 20 1831, he rose from London school to Peterhouse Cambridge, became Senior Wrangler and Smith's Prize man in 1854, coached many top students, and authored noted mathematics texts. He amassed a large fortune from teaching and scholarly publications.
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Cambridge
England
Edward John Routh
Quebec
Sir Randolph Routh
Cardinal Taschereau
Quee
Routh
University College School
London
Peterhouse College
Todhunter
Hopkins
Smith
Peterhouse
Noted zoologist Alfred Newton dies in London
Cable dispatch from London reports the death of Prof. Alfred Newton at Cambridge University. Born in Geneva in 1820, he won prizes at Cambridge, traveled as Magdalen College fellow, established the Cambridge Chair of Zoology in 1866, led the Royal Society, and contributed to bird protection legislation and zoological writings.
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Alfred Newton
Cambridge University
London
Geneva
Switzerland
Cambridge
Magdalen College
Lapland
Iceland
West Indies
North America
Newton
Royal Society
Zoology Society
British Association
George W Liniger Dies At 73 In Omaha Art Collector
George W Liniger millionaire art collector and Egyptologist died at his Omaha home aged 73. His collection of old masters was among the finest in the United States. He was born December 14 1834 in Chambersburg Pennsylvania and later lived in Peru Indiana after marriage to Caroline Newman.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
George W. Liniger
Mr. Liniger
United States
Joe Jefferson
Chambersburg
Penn
Peru
Ind
Marri
Caroline Newman
Death List of a Day Montclair Veteran Dies at 70
Walter Burritt Moore aged 70 a long time Brooklyn resident died at 53 Oakwood Avenue Upper Montclair He was born in Bristol Virginia and served in the Civil War with Company B 100th New York Volunteers He was wounded at Fair Oaks captured spent months in Libby Prison He later practiced law in Chicago and became inspector of agencies for New York Life He leaves two sons and two daughters Funeral and burial planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery Upper Montclair.
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Montclair
N. J
Walter Burritt Moore
Brooklyn
Oakwood Avenue
Upper Montclair
Bristol
Rochester
100Th
New York Volunteers
Fair Oake
Libby
Chicago
New York Life Insurance Company
Hamilton
Montauk
Mount Hebron
Allan Gilmore Terhune Dies in Montclair at 21
Allan Gilmore Terhune of Williams & Terhune, New York Produce Exchange member, died at his mother's home in Montclair after ptomaine poisoning. He was active in the Montclair Athletic and Golf Clubs, the Essex Troop, and the Montclair Dramatic Club. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. burial in Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson.
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Montclair
N. J
Allan Gilmore Terhune
New York Produce Exchange
Williams & Terhune
South Mountain Avenue
Terhune
Henry B. Thitehorn
Montclair Athletic and
Essex Troops
Montclair Dramatic Ub
Cedar Lawn
Paterson
Illinois public school pioneer Germania G. A. Alvord dies at 84
Germania Goodrich Alvord longtime Illinois State Superintendent of Public Schools died in Augusta Georgia at age 84. He shaped the current graded school system used nationwide and was closely allied with figures such as Henry Clay and John Calhoun. His first Augusta visit occurred sixty two years ago during a trip to Alexander H. Stephens. He was born in Catanovia New York and educated at Oswego and Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Germania
Goodrich
Alvord
Illinois
United States
Henry Clay
John Calhoun
Jefferson Davis
Carl Schurz
Lexington
Alexander H. Stephens
Pittsburg River Captain Isaac N Bunton Dies at 66
Capt Isaac N Bunton a leading figure in Pittsburg river trade and head of Joseph Walton & Co died at his home in Pittsburg at 1 o'clock from paralysis. He was 66 and long associated with the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co which united big boat owners from Pittsburg to New Orleans under one firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Isaac’ N. Bunton
Monongahela
Notable deaths mark week in New Jersey and nearby states
Simon Banner a 70 year old retired merchant died at his Summer home in Deal Beach New Jersey. James F Van Nest a Sons of the American Revolution member died in East Orange after a three month illness leaving four children. Medical Director Robert A Marmion USN retired died in Washington from a stroke. Daniel A Soule died at Jersey City home aged about 70, linked to early Jersey City jewelry business. Richard Kaltenmeier late tax collector and US Department of Assessments employee died at 68 leaving five children and active in local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Banner
Deal Beach
N. J
America
Germany
Banner Rothera
California
New York
James F. van Nest
Sons of the American Revolution
East Orange
van Nest
of & Ers
Robert A. Marmion
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
West Virginia
Navy
Daniel A. Soule
J. A. van Horn
High Avenue
Jersey City
Harvey M. Soule
Fourth
Erie Streets
Richard Kaltenmeier
Southfield
U. S
Department of Assessments
Frida
Kaltenmeier
Pioneer
Neptune Lodge
Tie Organization
Wages Raised Surprise Workers at Plunkett & Sons
An employee report from June notes workers at Plunkett and Sons Manufacturing Company received pay envelopes revealing a surprise wage increase of a certain percent. The incident occurred amid unclear details and mixed reactions from staff.
Mark Twain Sails for Oxford Honors
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain sailed for England aboard the Atlantic Transport liner Minneapolis. He will receive a Doctor of Literature from Oxford on June 26 and joked about delaying publication of his autobiography until after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
England
Minneapolis
Oxford University
Mr. Clemens
London
Gory
Mrs. Eddy
Springfield Man Seeks Receiver for Farm Co-op Harvesting
In Common Pleas Court at Springfield Ohio a stockholder petitions for a receiver for the Farmers Cooperative Harvesting Machine Company capitalized at 500000. He alleges mismanagement and unpaid stock surrender plus a 10 percent dividend claim and seeks judgment for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Farmers’ Co-operative Harvesting Machine Company
William N. Whitely
Diplomats May Seek Immunity Over Distinctive Emblems
Secretary Root received a report from U S District Attorney Rose of Baltimore indicating diplomats with country emblems on their cars might gain immunity from Glen Echo Maryland town officials. Several diplomats were stopped for speeding on the conduit road between Washington and Great Falls, prompting inquiries. Rose summoned the Glen Echo town marshal and mayor to Baltimore for a conference, producing the current report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
United States
Rose
Baltimore
Diplomatic Corps
Glen Ho
Great Fals
Maryland Village
State Department
Department of Justice
State Cement
Trout Fry Released in Lake Placid
Fifty thousand speckled trout fry were released in Lake Placid near the village as part of a spring stocking program that has now totaled over two million fry. Earlier releases included about one million white fish fry and fifty thousand young lake trout, with some German brown trout still being caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lake Placid
Brooklyns Public School Teacher Dies After Car Crash
George Frazer, a teacher at Public School No. 44, said goodbye to friends on a Brooklyn street corner before stepping onto tracks and being struck by a passing car. The tragedy occurred near Thirteenth Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street as Frazer and his party faced a fatal misstep while leaving a home on Eighty-second Street Thirteenth Avenue.
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Tolley
Brooklyn
George Frazer
Threep
Putnam Avenues
Thirteenth Avenue
Eighty-eixth Street
Frazer
Henry Ehir
Eighty-second Street
Abbott Matthiessen wedding in Cornwall on Hudson
Marie Matthiessen daughter of the late E. A. Matthiessen married Dr Theodore J Abbott on Saturday June 8 in Cornwall on Hudson New Jersey officiated by Rev Dr Lyman Abbott The couple is unnamed beyond his title and their marriage was announced in the local paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott—Matthiessen
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. J
Lyman Abbott
Marie
E. A. Matthiessen
Theodore. J. Abbott
Obituary notices from June 1907 New York area
A cluster of funeral notices and deaths dated June 6 to June 8 1907. Names include Simon Banner Mary L Benson Andrew A Bremner James Davison Clarke Sarah Gates Rachel Jacoby Henry Kerr Emeline Maclean Armenia J Mersereau Virginia Pearce Allan Gilmour Terhune James Frederick van Nest Edward Van Schoonhover William Winterton with service times at Deal N J St Matthew s Church Mount Vernon Kensico Cemetery All Saints Great Neck Bloomingdale Church and other local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Church
West &Th St
Central Park
Milwaukee
Syracuse
Bremner
Manhasset
L. L
Andrew A. Bremner
Christ Church
Manhasset Station
East 24Th St
Greenwood
Seventh Regiment
L. I
East 34Th St
Thomas Dimond
Eats Clarke
Mount Vernon
N. Y
James Davison Clarke
Washington St
Trust
Grand Central Station
New Haven
Kensico
Belfast
Ireland
Gates
Sarah
John
Letitia Gates
Jacoby
Madison Av
Rachel Jacoby
Lina
Herman Jacoby
Kerr
Henry
the Lindens
Great Neck
Denver
Mersereau
Lakewood
N. J
Armenia J
LP. Mersereau
Bloomingdale Reformed Church
Broadway
Pearce
New York City
Virginia Gordon Pearce
Christopher Gardner Pearce
Cincinnati
Charles Gordon
Enq
Washington
D.C
St. Stephen’s Church
West
9Th
Jacksonville
Fla
Terhune
Allan Gilmour Terhune
Charlotte Dingley
Abrams- Terhune
South Mountain
Montclair
Christopher
Barclay St. Ferry
New York
van Nest
East Orange
James Frederick
Anna Wallace van Nest
John Rymer
Josephine Westervelt van Nest
North Maple Av
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Charles N. Welsh
Miss Higbeej
Sherborn
Dillon
Harbeson—Tyler
NIMS
Cheever—Sargent
Osi—Ardizzoni
Crocker-Thomas
Miss Sidenberg
Social Notes
Washington Society News
News OF Newport
Boston Society
The
Kaiserin
Dallas D. Anderson
K. W. Constantine
J. G. Douglas
Owen A. Kimball
H. N. Mason
Francis Powell
George R. Richards
Edward Spencer
Charles W. Bigelow
G. A. Blaisdell
R. Vernon Clark
J. A. Crozier
H. W. Flint
Williams. Gray
J. W. Hammond
W. N. Hughes
Francis T. Morah
H. H. Noble
William H. Oliver
W. B. Rodgers
Llewellyn Smith
Count von Holnstein
Countess von Holnstein
George W. McDougal
James S. Watson
J. Howard Wright
J. Dunber Wright
E. T. Marques
J. H. Thorpe
Vanderbilt's
Sues Texas Railroads
Montana
Marlowe
Cecelia Loftus
Lawrance D’orsay
Tody Hamilton
Diplodicus
Andrew Carnegie
Schmitz
Isaac N. Bunton
Burnham
Phillips Assau
Beekman
Cailors
Oxford
Litera
Ture
English University
Farmers’ Harvesting Machine Company
Autoc
Glen Echo
Manhattan
G. F. Heublein & Bro
Hartford
Tel
Callanan’s
L. J. Callanan
Isses Corde
Vesey St
Crocker—Dickinson
Edwin E. Dickinson
Delight Dickinson
Robert Stewart Crocker
Bramhall—Keasbey
Holmwood
Stanley White
William Force Whitaker
Edwina Louisa
Henry Miller Keasbey
Curtiss—Quinn
Hancock St
Thomas Sylvester Quinn
Roy Abijah Curtiss
Sheffield
William Russell Bennett
Marguerite
George Emelt Voorhees
Morristown
Hermann Lutz
Stuttgart
Nims Grant
New Central Presbyterian Church
N.J
Harry P. Dewey
Minot C. Morgan
Emma
Harry Dwight Nims
Bee van Schoonhoven
Lansingburgh
WN. C
Edward van Schoonhover
Winterton
William B. Winterton
West Oist St
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Chelsea
P. W. Radcliffe
Frank E. Campbell Co
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Flushing, L. L
East 34Th St. Ferry
Greater
Times Square
Spruce St
BO B
Dway Telephone
Bryant
Club Sodi
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