Pilgrims Honor Choate With Warm Welcome Home
Pilgrims of the United States hosted a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria praising Joseph Choate for his ambassadorship to Britain. Speakers included Sir Henry Durand and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as guests urged a permanent U.S. embassy in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph “H.choate
Waldorf-Astoria
James
Jack
Mr Choaté
Sir Henry Mortimer -Durand
Washington
Choate
London
Pillar
Bishon Potter
State Department
Henry Mortimer Durand
Bishop Potter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Pilgrims
Mr. Choate
Paul Merton
Navy
Dr. Butler
Depew
Morgan A. Dix
Frederick Dent Grant
Coghlan
Baron Kaneko
Alton B. Parker
S. B. M. Young
Grout
St. Clair McKelway
McAdoo
Morgan J. O’brien
Robert Shaw Oliver
H. Clay Evans
Sadazuchi Uchida
Miles
William L. Willcox
August Belmont
Kyman J. Gage
John A. McCall
Jerome
Richard A. McCurdy
Supreme Court
W. Butler Duncan
Roosevelt
Thomas C.platt
Whitelaw, Reid
S. L. Cullom
Cady Herrick
Victor H. Moetcalfe
Robert T. Lincoln
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Andrew PD. White
F. B. Loomis
Corporation Consel Delany
Sir Henry Irving
Pilgrims of London
Ngland
America
Charles A. Moore
Loannon
Potter
Tater
England
Ambassador Durand
Graves Superieur
Clembo Ae Volaille
Amontillado Pasado Stadis
Olives
Celeri
Amandes Salees
Truite Sauvage
la Meuniere
Salade de Tomates Et Piments Verts
Niersteiner
Couronne de Ris de
Champignons
Cowboy Jack Jennings Arrives with Paris Bride in New York
The La Savoie docks as Jack Jennings of Deadwood and his Paris bride Mme Jennings enter the United States. Chief Steward Matson and Customs Officer Coneys translate as trunks pass inspection. The couple jokes about Broadway and celebratory plans echo through the arrival.
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la Savoie
French Line
America
Little Ol’ Noo Yawk
Sieu Jacques
Coneys
Stranger
S. D
Bill
Paree
Mme. Jennings
Jack Jennings
Deadwood
Jennings
Hyar
Matson
Jacques
Drole
Garsong
Broadway
Society Weddings Dominate Town Events Today
In New York and nearby towns, a busy schedule unfolds with engagements and weddings. Miss Helen Fargo to Nathaniel Moore, Miss Dorothy Hinckley to Thomas Williams, Miss Mary Constance Berry to Mortimer Arnold, and Miss Elizabeth Tuckerman to William Elkins mark major society happenings. A chartered coach run by Mrs. Alfred Bates adds social page color.
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William C. Fargo
Park Avenue
Helen Fargo
Nathaniel F. Moore
Robert Moore
Dorothy Hinckley
Samuel Parker Hinckley
Rosalie Neilson
New York
Lawrence
Thomas Resolved Williams
Thomas Williams
Miss Hinckley
Rosalie N. Hinckley
Edith
Dorcas Williams
Gillian Ghéquiere Schroeder
Helen W. Stevens
Mary Constance Berry
Mortimer P. Arnold
J. H. W. Arnold
Thomas Andrews
East Sixty-seventh Street
He Berrys
Arnolds
Reginald Arnold
Violet di Yerega
Virginia Deen
Anthony Louis Hoguet
Mr. Arnold
Ipswich
Mass
Elizabeth Tuckerman
Bayard Tuckerman
William Mcls. Elkins
Sunswich
Tuckerman
Cotton Smith
Alfred W. Bates
Savoyte& van Cortlandt Park
Hubbard
Waterbury
Turnbull
Fair Play for Automobilists in Yonkers
In Yonkers Judge William C. Kellogg freed Adolph Guttron after a three hour trial. Guttron, the first chauffeur to escape a speeding charge in Yonkers, was deemed not proven by the police timed measurement. The judge urged fair testing and noted timing should be done with proper stationing at measured distances.
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Yonkers
William C. Kellogg
Adolph Guttron
van Steenbergh
Guttron
Pier Street
Riverdale Avenue
Radford Street
Kellogg
Engagement Announced Between Miss Dreier and Raymond Robins
Miss Margaret Dreier of Brooklyn announces her engagement to Raymond Robins settlement worker and brother of novelist Elizabeth Robins. The couple plans to marry at the Dreier home on Montague Terrace once Miss Robins arrives from London.
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Margaret Dreier
Brooklyn
Raymond Robins
Elizabeth Robins
London
Misses Dreier
Montague Terrace
Miss Robins
Miss Dreier
Brooklyn Heights
C. Barnard Club
Alaska
California
Chicago
Northwestern University
Municipal Lodging House of
Harlan
Newell Dwight. Hillis
Fresh Franchises Tax Delay Sparks City vs Corporations
Legal delay heats up as Controller Grout rejects compromise on franchise tax allowances tied to car licenses and earning percentages. He cites Buffalo case ruling by Justice Brewer, risking a $5 million loss plus growing annual taxes if terms are accepted. Citizens rush to settle 1900 1901 arrears before a three-year auction sale.
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Grout
Delany
Buffalo
Justice Brewer
Finance Department
Royal Pair's Wedding Gifts Draw Crowds in London
Royal gifts from King Edward and Queen Alexandra and other royals showcase rubies and diamonds for the upcoming wedding of Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Margaret Victoria. Bridesmaids include Princess Mary of Wales and Princess Patricia Connaught. The Connaughts hosted a Clarence House garden party to display the jewels as tensions between Norway and Sweden influence the event.
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London
Alfonso
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Margaret Victoria
Duke of Connaught
Norway
Mary of Wales
Patricia Connaught
Beatrice
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Eugenia of Battenberg
Duchess of
Louise
Duke of Fife
Victoria
Prince
Princess Charles
Denmark
Khédive of
Egypt
Stockholm
Prince Gustave
Prince Eugene
Sears Estate Leaves All to Widow and Children
Boston notice states attorney Charles F. Choate confirms J Montgomery Sears's will leaves property not exceeding 4.1 million to his widow and children while prior estimates put the estate between 20 and 25 million. He notes no other will is known by the Sears family and gifts to charities were made during his life.
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Boston
Charles F. Choate
J. Montgomery Sears
Sears
New York Lawyer Weds Today in Stockbridge Church
Mrs. Alexander Wood of Philadelphia and James B. Ludlow of New York plan marriage tomorrow at 8 PM at St. Pauls Church Stockbridge. Ludlow hosted a wedding party dinner at Hotel Aspinwall. Mrs. Wood has been a Lenox cottage resident since late May. Ludlow is a lawyer with offices at 45 Cedar Street New York.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Mass
Alexander. Wood
Philadelphia
James B. Ludlow
New York
St. Paul's Church
Stockbridge
Death of Buffalo Man from Yellow Fever Aboard Seguranca
Frank O Leary of Buffalo died yesterday on Swinburne Island hospital from yellow fever. He arrived in New York aboard the Ward liner Segur anca last Tuesday and was moved from ship to detention hospital as a suspicious case before a medical diagnosis confirmed yellow fever. About 150 fellow passengers aboard Segur anca were not detained.
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Frank O'Leary
Buffalo
New York
Swinburne Island
O'Leary
600 Children See Boer War Play at Cant War Memorial
Sixty children from two Board of Education recreation centres attended last night’s Boer War program at Cant. Lewis. After the show a pupil presented a flag to Gen. Cronje, who spoke via an interpreter.
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Board of Education
Cant. Lewis
Gen. Cronje
Barnard Class Day Honors 83 Seniors at Columbia Gym
Eighty three Barnard College seniors gathered in the Columbia gymnasium for class day festivities featuring playful gibes and a humor filled statistics read. The event named Georgina Bennett as the biggest jollier and wittiest girl while class president Helen Wilking Cooley was praised as the most popular and tactful.
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Barnard College
Columbia
Barnard
Prof
Shotwell
Georgina Grace Bennett
Helen Beatrice Anderson
Margaret Cecilia Byrne
Helen Wilking Cooley
Cecil Inslee Dorrian
Mildred Blanche Farmer
Grace Marie Farrelly
Amelia Leavitt Hill
Sarah Fenton Hoyt
Eleanora Louise Murray
Frances Hope Pardon
Nina Schultz
Anna Campbell
Reiley
Alice van Woert Smith
C. I. Dorrian
Frances Hope Purdon
Sallie Faulkner Fletcher
Ruth Angel
Phi Beta Kappa
Hummel Prohibition Writ Argued Before Appellate Division
The Appellate Division reserved decision on a motion to make absolute the writ of prohibition to block Justice Davy from placing Abraham Hummel on trial on three indictments tied to the Morse-Dodge case. Attorneys De Lancey Nicoll and John D. Lindsay represented Hummel, while Jerome and Assistant District Attorney Gans opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Davy
Abraham Hummel
Hummel
de Lancey Nicoll
John D. Lindsay
Jerome
Gans
Okr
Nicoll
Grand Jury
Mystery Society of the Double Temple Fails In Supreme Court
Papers show an effort to incorporate the Society of the Double Temple to promote religious welfare and to erect churches and chapels while possibly engaging in commercial activity. Justice Clarke declined the filing, advising incorporation under religious or membership charity statutes with clear charitable purpose.
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Supreme Court
Society of the Double Temple
Clarke
Fire destroys Williamsburg boarding stable and 65 horses
A two-story frame boarding stable at 1144 Flushing Avenue Williamsburg burned down after 1 a m. Sixty five horses owned by truckmen peddlers and small tradesmen perished in the fire or were suffocated. The building was completely destroyed.
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Flushing Avenue
Williamsburg
Fall of Port Arthur Replica Battles at Luna Park
A thirty-ship miniature fleet modeled after Japanese and Russian fleets will reenact the Port Arthur surrender at Luna Park. The display includes Port Arthur Harbor backdrop with towering hills and three submarines.
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Port Arthur
Luna Park
Japan
Russia
Gibraltar
Port Arthur Harbor
Lady Managers Fight Over Exposition Funds in St Louis
The Board of Lady Managers for the St Louis Exposition defeatedExposition representative John Schoerers, who sought the balance of a $100,000 Congressional grant. The board plans to publish its own report and complete its work today with a luncheon for visiting members.
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Daniel Manning
St. Louis Exposition
John Schoerers
Exposition Company
Schoerers
St. Louis
Murray Hill
Congress
Francis
Scherrers
Edward Buchwalter
Springfield
Marcus P. Daly
Death of Morris S. Wise noted as prominent bankruptcy referee
Morris S. Wise, lawyer and bankruptcy referee, died at his summer home in Bay Shore Long Island after a heart illness. Born in 1850 in New York City and admitted to the bar in 1872, he served as Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Association of Referees in Bankruptcy. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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Morris S. Wise
Bay Shore
L. I
National Association of Referees In
George W Tooker Dies. Noted Importer of China and Glass
George W Tooker, the city’s oldest china and glassware importer, died early yesterday at his home 99 West Eighty-eighth Street after a long illness that left him totally blind in later years. He was seventy five. Among his patents are a typewriter a substitute for ivory and glazing over gold on china. Funeral services will be held on Sunday.
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Mansion House
Great Britain
Mr Balfour
Lord Lansdowne
America
Pii
United States
England
Hagkind
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bank of England
George W. Tooker
West Eighty-eighth Street
China
Editorialist William H. Rogers Dies at 39
William H. Rogers of 312 Manhattan Avenue died last night at his home from acute pneumonia. A fourteen year editorial staffer at The New York World and Beloit College graduate, Wisconsin, he leaves a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rogers
Manhattan Avenue
The
New York World
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Appellate Division Affirms Concert Tour Judgment
The Appellate Division affirmed a judgment of 8948.88 won by Johanni Gadski-Tauscher against Clarence L. Graff for a 1901 concert tour contract. The court affirmed the verdict without issuing an opinion.
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Supreme Court
Johanni Gadski-Tauscher
Clarence L. Graff
Weather Report Sees Regional Temperature Shifts Across U S
Temperatures rise in the lake region New England Middle Atlantic and parts of the Ohio and Lower Mississippi Valleys while cooling occurs in the northern upper lake region Michigan peninsula Northwest and Central Rocky Mountain areas. West of the Rockies conditions remain fair with higher readings. Winds shift along coasts and lakes with varying southerly to northerly directions by Sunday.
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Washington
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Michigan Peninsula
Northwest
Rocky Mountain Region
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Tower Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Lake Superior
Grand Banks
Forecast for Today and Sunday Across Regions
Eastern New York and Pennsylvania expect showers Saturday afternoon or evening with cooler conditions Sunday and a shift from southerly to northerly winds. New Jersey Delaware Maryland warmer Saturday with afternoon or evening showers. Sunday showers and cooler with light to fresh south winds turning north. Western New York showers with warmer Saturday in the east, Sunday showers and cooler with fresh south winds shifting north. New England partly cloudy Saturday, showers at night, Sunday showers with fresh southerly winds. Western Pennsylvania showers Saturday and Sunday, cooler Sunday with winds from the south, then north.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
New England
India
Wilmerding and Barber Nuptials Linked by Rev Alban Richey
On Wednesday June 7 1905 at 70 East 6th Street Reverend Alban Richey joined Helen Louise Barber daughter of the late Charles G Barber to Elbert F Wilmerding in a formal wedding ceremony.
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West Sth
Sara Tyson Hayward
Edward Strube Johnson
van Damm — Oppenheim
Heloice F. Oppenheim
Joseph B. van Damm
Obituary notices and funeral announcements July 1905 style
A crowded obituary column lists multiple deaths and funeral details across New York locations. Entries include Lenard Fletcher Appleby of Remsen applet, Hortense Aucaigne of 210 West 2d St, James Belloni at Lake Mohonk, and Henry Behning at 19 West 151st St with GA R invites. Other notices cover Edwin Brinckerhoff, Annie Dannon, Abraham Earle Jr., James Walker Fowler, John Urban Fraley Jr., Thomas Healey, Eliza Mathewson, Sarah E Sanderson, Harriet Thompson, George Tooker, and William Townsend with service times, residences, and locations.
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Bellont
James
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Mary Louise H
Kate B
Louis J. Belloni
Behning
Henry Behning
West Is1
F Patrick
Mary Hackett
Son Earle
Abraham Lent Earle, Jr
Abraham Lent
Ann Eliza (Hedden) Barle
West Sith St
Pear
Ential Park
M. Fowler
Newburg
James Walker Fowler
Fraley
Guadalajara
Mexico
John Urban Fraley
John A. Fraley
Madison Ay
Philadelphia
Healey
Thomas Healey
East 112Th St
St. Cecetia’s
Ith Ft
Lexington
Mathewson
Yonkers
Eliza Mathewson
John Mathewson
Thitchings
Gilbert Place
Sniarens
Sanderson
Sarah E
Edwin N. Sanderson
George P
Almira Rogers
Wocester
Mass
Rugby Road
Prospect Park South
Brooklyn
Troy
Worcester
Glens Falls
Thompson
Saratoga Springs
Harriet Clarkson Crosby Thompson
William Augustus Thompson
Clarkson S. Crosby
New York City
St. John’s Church
Trey
N.Y
Tooker
George W. Tooker
Anna Mary Tooker
West Ssth St
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Simultaneous Notices Sent To Multiple Newspapers
Marriage and death notices in The New York Times are sent to several papers at no extra charge. Insertion and telegraphing extend to Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Minneapolis Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Post Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard Washington Post.
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NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo
Morin’s Old Guard Band Concert Program Part I
The program lists selections by Morin’s Old Guard Band including Hymn to the Flag, Wagner pieces, a Tohengrin excerpt, a Strauss waltz, Verdi marches, and a trombone solo by M. and Smith. Part II continues with Bizet, Impressions Italic, Serenade on The Mulepark, Hungarian Czardas, William Tell Overture, and a patriotic finale.
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Wagner
Robespierrey
Sonmis
Gillet
Powell
Sigma
Verdi
Smith
Norin
Bizet
Caemen
Wisness
Shea Eaea
Sava
Noordland
Sesee Herbert
Czardas
Ie Michiels Sreeates
Rossini
Henri Morin Rater
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Windsor Castle
McKinley
Franklin
Hamilton
Lincoln
Mr. Jay
Trent
Prince Gonsort
Yoour
Boeti
Turkey
Baker Street
Portland Place
Cromwell Road
Lowndes Square
Eaton Square
Charlton
House Terrace
Europe
St. Estephe
Sauce Madere
Asperges Nouvelles
GH. Mumm & Co
Apollinaris
Gateaux Assortis
Cowboy
Paris Bride
NEW Settlement Romance
NEW Society
Justice Clarke
Port Arthur Falls
Eddy
West 42d Street
West Forty-first St
Expositions Company
Mme. Gadski
Weather Bureau
A. M
Rouch & Fitzcera
Sixth Avenue
Stuart
Townsend
William Edgar Tosrnsend
Charles Th G. Steinseick
Oyster Bay
Woodlawn
Ufahem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Tots Sims Ap
Gramercy
Undertalkers
Frank KE. Campbell
West
St. Stephen Merritt
C'G
Chelsea
Dan Beard
Bliss
Oklahoma
Miller Brothers
Mr. Beard
Central Park
Morin
Old Guard
Lockwood-Maerz
Intermezzi T
Stony Wold
Richard Sutro
Edgecrest
Port
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