Julius Zarin Chases the Stork in Brooklyn Tale
In a Brooklyn tenement Julius Zarin schemes to “stop the stork” and win a little brother. He borrows a bow and arrow, rides city cars seeking the stork, and ends up at the Children's Society with a new baby brother. His father remarks on his concern for his sibling and a peaceful future. The piece closes noting union wage talks for theatre orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Zarin
Julius
L Yiou
Npa
Felix Wiersching
Hitt Street
Wiersbinski
Jinus
Papas
Esgek Street
Essex Treqt
Felix Wiersbinski
Williamsburg
Isidore Wormski
Isi
Shiius
Ralph Avenue
Broslyn
Children’s Society
Clus
Juius
Pitt Street
Finleg
Ijius
Len Aalaiee
Apa
Follies of 1908 Produced at Apollo Theatre New Jersey
The Ziegfeld revue The Follies of 1908 opened at the Apollo Theatre in Asbury Park N J with strong reception. Nora Bayes Lucy Weston and Mile Dazie led performances alongside Grace La Rue Arthur Deagon and others. The two act show features Burlesque nods to The Merry Widow and A Waltz Dream with an elaborately gowded chorus and dances.
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ITIC
Garden of Eden
Pennslvania
Nora Bayes
Lucy Weston
Mile
Dazie
Grace la Rue
Arthur Deagon
Bickle and Watson
Grace Leigh
Lillian Lee
Barney Bernard
Annabelle Whitford
Sunday theatre test in Harlem as law dispute returns
George Blumenthal manager of the German Merry Widow company at the Harlem Casino was served a summons by police and must appear before Magistrate Kernochan at 10 this morning. He argues no scenery change occurred and seeks to set a test case for uptown theater law disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
George A. Blumenthal
Merry Widow
Harlem Casino
Brennan and Thompson
West 125Th Street
Kernochan
Harlem Court
George Heumann
Arlem
Adeline Genee Opens London Season at Empire Theatre
Adeline Genee began her London Summer engagement at the Empire Theatre presenting Capelia as her comeback piece. The performance featured entr acte music from The Soul Kiss, with Genee’s American agents Klaw and Erlinger sending congratulatory cables. Genee hopes to bring Copelia to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Genee
New York Theatre
Empire Theatre
London
Mlle. Genee
Klaw & Erlanger
Mile. Genee
America
Nearly a Hero to Close Casino Engagement on June 20
Sam Bernard ends his engagement in Nearly a Hero at the Casino on Saturday June 20 and plans a short Far Rockaway visit before traveling to Europe for the summer. He returns in August for a tour of principal cities and will appear again at the Casino next January in a new musical pairing. The next act after Nearly a Hero will be the Shubert review The Mimic World.
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Sam Bernard
Far Rockaway
Europe
Shubert
Yankee Prince to invade London in March 1968
Negotiations nearing completion for George M. Cohan to bring The Yankee Prince to London in March 1968. The show is booked for a long Chicago engagement starting this Fall, delaying the London opening until an official announcement.
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Cohan & Harris
George Oi Cohan
London
Knickerbocker Theatre
Chicago
Eginning
Crosman to Open at Academy of Music This Autumn
Contracts signed yesterday name Henrietta Crosman as opening attraction at the Academy of Music this autumn. She will present a repertoire of former successes including Mistress Nell As You Like It Sweet Kitty Bellairs and The Sword of the King.
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Henrietta Crosman
Academy of Music
Nell
Kitty Bellairs
Sail With Record 1775 Passengers From This Port
German Lloyd Line sails for Bremen with 5385 in first class 340 in second and 900 in steerage aboard the largest single voyage this season from the port. A long list of notable passengers includes Miss Margaret Lemon an American singer and Miss Semon former Metropolitan Opera member en route home. Judge B S Rodey arrives from Porto Rico en route to New Mexico to seek Congress. Porto Rico delegates to the Republican and Democratic conventions also travel aboard the Carolina along with sea service officials.
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German
Lloyd Line
Bremen
G. Amsinck
A. V. Armour
Jen Audenrich
Weil P. Anderson
Frank Brown
CG Bishop
David Bendand
Ida G. Beal
J.D. Beal
Hugo H. Brandeis
Cecille
Edward Bradway
Max Bamberger
Daniel Beckwith
William E.beck
C. E. Bullard
Ernest Collins
Col. H. Cummings
George G. Clark
Arles O. Canfield
Isaac H. Clothier, Jr
Edith Collins
A. B. Crowell
John Crew
Frank W. Crownenshield
H. Corning
Charles E. Dohme
Peter Doelger, Jr
S. B. Donnan
C.ibe Witt
Robert
E. Joseph
Joseph Joseph
George Kruger
Mordecai M. Kaplan
Charles F. Kocher
F. E. Kaley
William Kohn
D.M. Keehler
E. H. Kennard
William Karabe
C. F. Linsmayer
Julius Leitner
Marie Lowell
Max Bn Loehr
Isaac Liebman
Carrie Lauscher
R.W. Lesley
Samuel A.lewissohn
August Luchow
Edgar J. Mayer
Frank Munsey
Norman MacLeod
Robert H. Mainzer
Burton J. Mitchell
Charles P. Moyes
William Moller
J.a.murdock
Max W. Mayer
Carl Markert
Sebastian B. de Mier
France
Sebastian FB. de Mier
de Mier
Harriet McCready
W. F. Newbert
L. B. Norrie
W. WW. Norris
T. H. Norton
M. J. Owens
S. Oppenheimer
William Ollendorf
Samuel W. Peck
John Henry Purdy
F. T. Patterson
George Packard
Samuel Posner
Jacob Pfaff
Marquis Sommi Pieccard
Oscar Rosenthal
Cornelius Rose
Melville A. Stern
Schinasi
Walter
A. Schiffer
Berlin
Minnetonka
Semon
Metropolitan Opera Company
Indianapolis
Mme.Butterfly
Judge B. S. Rodey
Porto Rico
Carolina
Judge Rodey
New Mexico
Congress
G. L. Rice
United States
Miss Lewis Weds Stoughton Bell in Trinity Chapel
The marriage of Stoughton Bell son of the late Albert D. Bell of Cambridge and Miss Mabel A. Lewis daughter of Mrs. Walter Herron Lewis of this city took place at 12:30 yesterday in Trinity Chapel West Twenty fifth Street. The Rev Gibson Bell officiated assisted by Rev Dr William H. Wibbert. The bride wore a white satin princess gown trimmed with rose point lace and carried valley lilies. Best man was W Rodman Peabody. ushers included Conrad Bell Stuart Bell Edward Jackson Holmes and others. After a long list of guests Mr and Mrs Bell will spend the summer at Manchester by the Sea and then reside in Cambridge.
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Stoughton Bell
Albert D
Frederick Foster Carey
Lewis
Madeleine
Carey
Walter Lewis Carey
George Herbert Carey
W. Rodman
Peabody
Cambridge
Mass
Mr Bell
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Cambridge, Mass
Richard Lewis Morris
Stuyvesant Fish
Morris
Carolyn. Whitney Fellowes
Cornelius Fellowes
East Eighty-first Street
Grace Church
Glenclyffe Farm
Fish Estate
Garrisons
West Point
Hiram W. Sibley
Sibley
M. B. Bond
Rochester
N. Y
Ernest Wiltsee
Tuxedo
David Gardiner
West Islip
L.I
Gotham
H. G. Squiers
Helen Squiers
Panama
E. Tiffany Dyg
Washington, D. C
Continent
Rembert Hall
Francis T. L. Lane
Norway
Europe
William Darby L'Huillier
Marlborough-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Miss Trimble A Bride John Alden Weir Twachtman Wed
Emma Louise Trimble daughter of J Deimage Trimble of New York and Newcastle Me married John Alden Weir Twachtman son of landscape artist John Twachtman at Church of the Ascension. Rev Percy Stickney Grant officiated with Wells as best man and Blake and others as ushers. They will reside in New York after a brief wedding trip and reception at the Mayfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Weir Twachtman
John Twachtman
Emma Louise Trimble
J. Deimage Trimble
New York
Newcastle
Church of the Ascension
Percy Stickney Grant
Frederick de Witt Wells
Clarence Blake
Mason Blake
John Dove
Frederick Twachtman
C. M. Blake
Mayfair
East Tenth Street
Clarence M. Blake
Ruth Trimble
Wedding of Warren McConihe and Miss Margaret Scott Schneider
Warren McConihe son of the late Isaac McConihe married Miss Margaret Scott Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert F Schneider at All Angels Church in West End Avenue The Rev Dr S De Lancey Townsend officiated The bride wore white satin lace and carried orchids and valley lilies The wedding party included Ilse Billing Gladys Radevay Elfride Brewer Leia Durant Helen Hotchkiss Gladys Peck Ella Lindley Anna Glenny and Tedesco Greenly The groom’s brother Malcolm McConihe was best man and the ushers included Ralph Stubbs and Lieut Commander Frank W Kellogg The couple plan to sail for Europe on June 20 aboard the Princess Irene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McConihe
Isaac McConiihe
Margaret Scott Schneider
Albert F. Schneider
Riverside Drive
All Angels’ Church
West End Avenue
S. de Lancey Townsend
Ilse Billing
Cincinnati
Gladys Radeway
Elfride Brewer
Leia Durant
Helen Hotchkiss
Gladys Peck
New York
Ella Lindley
Princeton
N. J
Anna Glenny
Boston
Tedesco Greenly
South Orange
Malcolm
McConibe
Ralph §. Stubbs
W. Leland Thompson
Seymour Johnson
John Knickerbocker
A. Boynton Glidden
Frank W. Kellogg
Karl
Gustav Schneider
McConihe
Trinity College
Gov. Pitcher
Mark Hopkins
Williams College
Europe
Princess Irene
Wedding of Jacob Burgheimer and Gertrude Kahn at Delmonico's
The marriage of Jacob Burgheimer and Miss Gertrude Kahn occurred last night at Delmonico's with Rev. Dr. Rudolph Grossman officiating. The bride's party included matron of honor Mrs Samuel Meyer and bridesmaids Ray Silverman Marion Greenberg Lulu Frank Alva Epstein Bertha Sanders Carrie Froelich. Ferdinand Kahn served as best man with ushers Joseph Meyer Bertran Meyer Irving Guthorne J L Schmanski Isador Kutner and Louis Weil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Burgheimer
Gertrude Kahn
Joseph Kahn
Delmonico's
Rudolph Grossman
Samuel Meyer
Ray Silverman
Marion Greenberg
Lulu Frank
Alva Epstein
Bertha Sanders
Carrie Froelich
Ferdinand Kahn
Joseph Meyer
Bertran Meyer
Irving Guthorne
J. L. Schmanski
Isador Kutner
Louis Weil
Yale Forester James Toumey to Wed Nanie Trowbridge
The engagement of Prof. James W. Toumey of Yale University’s forestry school to Miss Nanie Trowbridge of Prospect Street was announced in New Haven. Toumey is recognized as an international authority on forestry.
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Toumey
Trowbridge
New York Times
New Haven
Bermuda Chief Justice Gollan to Wed Mary Louise Norris
The engagement of Hon. Henry Cowper Gollan, Bermuda Chief Justice, to Mary Louise Norris of St. Louis is announced. The couple plans a wedding in London or Paris, likely in August.
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Justice Gollan
Bermuda
Hamilton
Henry Cowper Gollan
Mary Louise
James Nelson Norris
St. Louis
London
Paris
Plaza's Summer Garden Open At Hotel Plaza Dinner Crowd
The Hotel Plaza unveiled a Summer garden dining room inspired by the Chateau de Marly setting near Paris. Prominent figures attended tables including Howard Brokaw Samuel Blagden John A Black Ben Ali Haggin E Co Wallace George J Gould John W Gates and Jerome Alexander among others.
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Hotel Plaza
Chateau de Marly
Marl-le-Roi
Paris
Louis XVI
Fifty-eighth Street
Howard Brokaw
Samuel Blagden
John A. Black
J. H. Clews
Ben Ali Haggin
E. Co. Wallace
Edward l Luauterbach
Timothy L. Woodruff
George J. Gould
Orphans' Auto Parade Anchors New York Charity Day
Today marks the fourth annual orphans auto parade in New York with about 1,400 children in 150 cars to Luna Park Coney Island. R M Owen Co will pay for the luncheon as hundreds of cars decorated in National colors parade from Automobile Row to Luna Park guided by the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society band.
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New York
Luna Park
Coney Island
Frederic Thompson
R. M. Owen
R. M. Owen & Co
Rov
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Eee
Leake and Watts Orphan House
Prospect Park
Ocean Parkway
Surf Avenue
Hebrew Lettering Guardian Society
Home For
Phelps School
Children’s Aid Society
Industrial School
Leake and Watts
Rohan House
Aslum
Howard Mission
Little Wanderers
Mott Street Industrial School
Maxwell-Briscoe Company
L. A. Hopkins
American Mors
Haynes Auto Company
W. J. Morgan
Cadillac
Grace Dodge
Packard
James C. Stoops
Pierce
Twentieth Century Auto Touring Company
Fred Strauss
Hamilton W. Cary
W. H. Buckhout
G. J. Gude
N. T. Phillips
John F. Plummer
Locomobiles
BE. F. Wood
Pierce Arrow
Edwin Darragh
Oldsmobile
E. W. Deming
Edmund J. Hassett
E. A. Besinger
Reo
Premier
I. P. Phorbes
Oakland
Lozier Motor Company
H. A. Lozier
Homan & Schultz
Rambler
Panhard & Levasser
Panhard
Joseph Mayer
Augustus Ss. Hutchins
Winton
Ajax
Paul B. Pugh
Cimiotti Brothers
Pullman
Ford
W. W. Lee
William Strathman
al Durnnd
O. C. Knabe
F. Sinclair
Alfred Reeves
C. E. Lewis
Fiat
C. Dp. Wilder
Darracq
T. C._ Lawson
Humber
F. Hecht
Taylor Wiltsline
Richard Stevens
Andrew J. Cobe
W. B. Thompson
Waltham Manufacturing Company
Mary Dundy
W. A. Marble
James WW. Stevenson
New York Taxicab Company
Studebaker Company
Knox Auto Company
George C. Lee
Louis Jandorff
Mitchell Motor Car Company
R. M. Ow
Premier Cars
Artist Russell Hosts Studio Reception for Visiting Major General
Edmund Russell portrait painter hosted a reception at his 40 West Thirty-ninth Street studio last night for Major General Count Tcerep Spirido vitch who sails for Russia on the Cunard liner Lusitania on June 17. Miss Beverly Sitgreaves performed Bernhardt and Dusé impersonations in French and Italian as guests enjoyed India sherbet. Attending were Capt. George Dickson Col. Nefton Kann Naval Constructor Ferguson Col. Glenn Mrs. David Dunlop Major Frank Keck and Col. A. F. Schermacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Edmund Russell
West Thirty-ninth Street
Count Tcerep-Spiridovitch
Russia
Lusitania
Beverly Sitgreaves
Bernhardt
Dusé
India
George Dickson
Nefton Kann
Ferguson
Glenn
David Dunlop
Frank Keck
A. F. Schermacher
Amusement Notes and Theatre Updates From New York
The Natl Association of Theatrical Producings holds its first annual meeting this afternoon at the Hudson Theatre with private admission by membership cards. Charles Wright will join the New York cast at the New Amsterdam Theatre tomorrow, replacing Walter Wilson on vacation. Paul McAlister presents a special matinee of Mrs Tespies Toten at Hartly Seamon’s Music Hall Friday. Yankee Prince benefit seats go on sale Thursday for Scene Homes for the Cancerous Destitute. The German Bioscope Company showcased its talking and singing bioscope at the Majestic Theatre yesterday, blending phonograph with motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat! Association of Theatrical Proucings
Times
Hudson Theatre
Charles Wright
Cascada
Guidas Gate
New York
New Amsterdam Theatre
Walter Wilson
Majestic Theatre
Tramps Target Bread Line in City Charity Drive
W Frank Persons of the Charities Organization Society says most bread-line men refuse work, prefers vagrant cures with a future farm colony. The group aided 1,997 families and 600 homeless men, advertises for jobs within fifty miles of New York, and seeks a $2,000,000 bill to fund a vagrant farm project tried in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Persons
Charlities Organization Society
Fleischmann’s
Bowery
Mr. Persons
James Forbes
New York
Persons
Edmund Kelly
Holland
Switzerland
Mark Twain Gives $10 to Indigent Children Fund
Jennie Eustace of the Witching Hour company at Hackett Theatre reported a letter from Mark Twain inclosing a $10 check for the fund to aid New York's indigent schoolchildren. Twain notes his forty years on stage and supports the effort with a professional group. Subscriptions already approach $200 after just three days, from both stage and nonstage friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Eustace
Hackett Theatre
New York
Mark Twain
Fifth Avenue
Miss Eustace
Ss. L. Clemens
Eustace
Conference on forming city charity group for hungry children
City officials settlement workers and charity leaders will meet at 4 PM at Nurses' Settlement 285 Henry Street to create a permanent relief organization for school children in need. Attendees include Health Commissioner Darlington City Superintendent Maxwell Dr Luther H Gulick E T Devine Father J D McMahon Lee M Frankel Felix Warburg C C Burlingham Lillian Ward Julia Richman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citiren
Nurses’ Settlement
Henry Street
Darlington
Maxwell
Luther H. Gulick
E. T. Devine
The
Charity Organization Society
J. D. McMahon
Catholic Charities
Lee M. Frankel
Sage Foundation
Felix Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
C. C. Burlingham
Lillian Ward
Julia Richman
Galician Jews Reach for National Federation Status
The Federation of Galician and Bukovinian Jews formed in June 1904 to aid Galician and Bukovinian Jewish immigrants seeking work. At its annual Tammany Hall convention eight hundred delegates attended. Benjamin Sertel was re elected president. The group reports 60 000 members and plans national status. A new free non sectarian hospital is under construction at Second Street and Avenue A, to open Sept 1, with services from Mount Sinai Hospital physicians.
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Federation of
Galicia
Bacovinia
Austria
Tammany Hall
Otto Rosaisky
Sua Benjamin Hoffman
Assemblyman Groubar
Death List of a Day William M Ingraham Founder and banker
William M. Ingraham a Brooklyn lawyer died of heart disease at 476 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn on Sunday. He studied law in Lott Miner and Vanderbilt offices. He married Jane A Seney and helped found Seney Hospital. He was a director at Nassau National Bank and Montauk Life Insurance Company and an originator for the Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
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William M. Ingraham
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Anabela
Lott, Miner & Vanderbilt
Jane A. Seney
Seney Hospital
Ingraham
Nassau National Bank
Montauk] Life Insurance Company
Title, Guarantee and Trust Company
Belasco Actress Miss Alice Treat Hunt Dies of Pneumonia
Miss Alice Treat Hunt leading woman at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles dies of pneumonia. She was wife of actor Lester Lonergan and starred in the Belasco stock company's production of The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Treat Hunt
Belasco Theatre
Lester Lonergan
Local Marriages List June Entries
A series of marriage notices dated June 5 to June 8. Irma Marjorie Weekes weds George Comfort Lare, Sarah J. McKeand weds Henry H. Ludwig, Bertha D. Cook weds Russell B. May, Helen Clark weds George Miller, Dorothy Smalling weds William Pettit, Alice W. Gabriel weds Henry H. Raphiel. May include Jersey City and Woodmere locations.
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Lane—Weekes
Irma Marjorie Weekes
George Comfort Lare
Ludwig—Mckeand
Mount Vernon
Sarah J. McKeand
Henry H. Ludwig
May—Cook
Bertha D. Cook
Russell B. May
Miller—Clark
Jersey City
Helen Clark
George Miller
Pettit—Smalling
Woodmere
L. I
Dorothy Smalling
William
Pettit
Raphiel
Gabriel
Alice W. Gabriel
Henry H. Raphiel
Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area
A stream of death notices lists funeral times locations and mourners. Entries include Dr Martin Auspitz New York City apoplexy Dr Arthur Barrows Hackensack NJ and many Brooklyn and Jersey City families with services planned June 7 9 1908 and nearby dates.
List of Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark obituaries June 6 7 1900s
Numerous death notices from Brooklyn Jersey City Newark list names and ages with addresses and funeral details. Recurring entries include Theresa Grimming Arthur Hackett Elizabeth Hartung Darius Hawley Dorothea Horwege Ina Hendrix and many others with towns Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and Long Island. Funeral arrangements or notices are variably noted for private or later services.
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Grimming
Hilred
Brooklyn
Theresa Grimming
Hackett
Steuben St
Jersey City
Arthur Hackett
Hartung
Targee
Stapleton
L. Elizabeth Hartung
Harris
Farmingdale
Joseph Harris
Hawley
Leonard St
Darius B. Hawley
Hendrix
Highland Av
Newark
WN. J
Ina M. Hendrix
Prtvate
Girl of the Golden West Taken and Homeward Bound
A statement that the girl from the Golden West has been taken and her body will be transported to her home in Cleveland Ohio. The note indicates a death and destination for the body.
Died in Rochester Friday ASA Saxe noted minister
The Rev Dr ASA Saxe died in Rochester on Friday June 5. Born November 23 1827 at Greenfield NY he became a wagonmaker apprentice before studying theology and was ordained in 1851. He preached in Rochester since 1860 and was polite and respected minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Saxe
Rochester
Greenfield
Saratoga County
N. Y
Fle
Willa Probate Case Named in Tompkins Firm Notice
Paris law firm Shriner Urner Tompkins and Tompkins, Counselors at Law, located 156 Fifth Avenue, announces handling of Willa’s wills and probate matter.
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Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wills
Willa
In Memoriam Frances Anna Britton and George W Tooker
In Memoriam notices recall Frances Anna Britton widow of Major John Britton who died June 9 1993 and George W Tooker in a brief remembrance suitable for a local obituary page.
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Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Wrest
Chelsems
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!