Olympic team cut for lack of funds in bid for Stockholm
The American Olympic Committee warns that a sizable portion of the team may be cut unless funds rise by at least 25 000 dollars. With 90 000 dollars on hand and 45 000 from Finland reservations the drive seeks to send about 150 athletes across multiple sports to Stockholm aboard the Finland under Col Robert M Thompson’s financial backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Probaly
Cambridge Stadium
Finland
United States
Robert M. Thompson
American Olympic Committee
Col. Thompson
Athens
Paul Pilgrim
Mike Murphy
Manyea Halpin
Mrs. Virginia C. S. Hall to Wed
Bayonne society column announces the engagement of Mrs. Virginia Carey Smith Hall of 51 West Forty-eighth Street to Hugerie Worman Bolling, both of Bayonne. The bride-to-be is daughter of the late A Carey Smith, yacht designer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. S. Hall
Virginia Carey Smith Hall
West Forty-eighth Street
Bayonne
A. Carey Smith
Hugerie Worman Bolling
Sothern and Marlowe to Aid Actors' Fund
Sothern and Julia Marlowe end their 33 week Shakespearean season at Tech Theatre Buffalo next Saturday. Monday they perform The Taming of the Shrew at Broadway Theatre for the Actors' Fund of America. The pair have repeatedly given benefit shows for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Tech Theatre
Buffalo
Broadway
Actors’ Fund of America
Mr. Sotherr
Miss Marlowe
Silver Service Presented to the Reid Torpedo Boat
The U S torpedo boat Reid flagship of Commander John S Doddridge receives a silver service once given to Commodore Samuel Reid by New York citizens in 1815. Descendants attend with about fifteen Reid descendants and junior officers present. The ship will sail to Newport for a speed endurance test on the 19th, eight hours at sea amid high hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Reid
John S. Doddridge
Atlantic Torpedo Boat Flotilla
United States
Samuel Chester Reid
Commodore Reid
New York City
Commodores Reid
Navy Department
Doddridge
David F. Ducey
H. T. Markland
New York
Sandy Hook
Newport
Fire Fatality in Bronx Tenement Family Tragedy
A 9 month old girl burned to death in a ground floor apartment at 445 St. Ann's Avenue Bronx after a passerby sparked a blaze with a dropped match. Parents left children alone. Rose Friedman rescued the other three youngsters and neighbors evacuated them. Firemen extinguished the flames in about twenty minutes. $200 damage reported. Mrs Schwartz fainted on learning of the infant's death and was revived at Lincoln Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Schwartz
St. Ann’s Avenue
Bronx
Philip
Sadie
Rose
Rebecca
Mrs. Schwartz
Miss Rose Friedman
Schumway
Morrisania
Callahan
Schwartz
Nursery Maids Strike After Nurse Manager Resigns
Miss Louise T. Howard resigned from the Nursery and Infants Hospital at 400 Herkimer Street Brooklyn after criticism at the Winifred Ankers murder trial. Seven nursery maids quit, leaving twenty sick infants. J. E. Donohue, a graduate nurse, took Howard’s place. Ankers was acquitted. a second murder indictment tied to ten infant deaths may be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise T. Howard
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Winifred Ankers
Miss Howard
J. E. Donohue
Roof garden reopening at Madison Square Garden
The remodeled roof garden at Madison Square Garden will open this evening after a week delay. The dancing pavilion, now fire proof, sits at the center of the roof with a grove of bay trees palms and flowering plants around it, all to be lit by colored light festoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Theatrical Notes: Casts and Tours for Broadway Shows
Frederick McKay sails for Europe to supervise Blanche Ring's The Wall Street Girl rehearsals in August. Wilton Lackaye returns to Liebler & Co. to play Bill Sikes in Oliver Twist on tour next season with Nat C. Goodwin as Fagin Merie Doro as Oliver and Constance Collier as Nancy. Gilbert & Sullivan company to tour Pacific Coast after Casino engagement with Mikado Pinafore Pirates of Penzance and Patience. Winona Winter joins Cohan Harris for a leading role in a new musical next season after The Fascinating Widow with Julian Eltinge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick McKay
Blanche Ring
Europe
Mauretania
Wall Street
Miss Ring
Wilton Lackaye
Bill Sikes
Liebler & Co
Oliver Twist
Nat C. Goodwin
Fagin
Merie Doro
Oliver
Constance Collier
Nancy
Patierice
Winona
Winter
Cohan & Harris
Move its wards into cottage homes in Pleasantville
The Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society transfers 1,000 children and 20 cottage mothers to a new model home in Pleasantville Westchester County. Sixteen concrete cottages, multiple school buildings, and a comprehensive water and sewage system form the $900,000 plant. Children will live in two republics under revised rules as operations move from 150th Street to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Pleasantville
Westchester County
Cal
Ludwig Bernstein
150Th
151St Streets
Broadway
150Th Street
Institution
Cyrus’ Field
Adolph Lewisohn
Samuel D. Levy
Jacob H. Schiff
Edward Lauterbach
Otto A. Rosalsky
Robert S. Lansburgh
Henry Wollman
Arthur Sachs
Arbitration Board Named To Settle Rail Strike Dispute
Washington June 9 The arbitration board named by Chief Justice White to settle the eastern railroads engineers dispute includes Oscar Straus Dr Albert Shaw Otto Eidhitz Frederick Judson Charles Van Hise Daniel Willard and P H Morrissey The panel was named after mediation under the Erdman act and handles issues for fifty railroads east of Chicago and north of the Ohio River with about 25000 engineers affected More than 100000 more train workers would be impacted if a strike occurred The board will seek a standard wage across the eastern territory and firemen on the systems have made similar demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of ‘Arbitration
Chicago
White
Judge Knapp
Commerce Court
Oscar Straus
Secretary of
Commerce and Labor
Albert Shaw
Imerican ‘Review of Reviews
Otto Eidhitz
Building Trades Employs’.Association of New York
Réderick
Soa
Wee Oe
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio River
Erdman
Home Saved for Crippled Children in Hawthorne
A group of disabled children traveled from New York to Blythdale Home for Crippled Children in Hawthorne Westchester County to reside through October or longer. The facility will operate year round after engineer Jacob Erlich secured artesian wells to provide water and fire protection. Supporters include Mr and Mrs Isaac N Seligman Mrs Edgar Hellman Mrs Jacob Loeb Mrs S Neustadt Otto S Kahn and Paul Warburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blythdale
Hawthorne
Westchester County
Jacob Erlich
Isaac ‘N. “Seligman
Edgar Hellman
Jacob Loeb
S. Neustadt
Otto S. Kahn
Paul Warburg
Water Route to Boston Opens with Two Steamers Sailing
The all water route to Boston opens today with the Bunker Hill leaving New York and the Massachusetts sailing from Boston. C H Taylor of the Eastern Steamship Company said the ships have been painted white with saloons moved to the main deck and both vessels will burn oil for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bunker Hill
New York
Massachusetts
C. .H. Taylor
Eastern Steamship Company
Gaelic Literature Association forms to save Irish manuscripts
The Gaelic League reports Rev. Michael O Flanagan has won broad support in the U S to foster a movement saving old Irish manuscripts. Theodore Roosevelt becomes honorary president and director as the Gaelic Literature Association launches a national campaign with headquarters planned in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelic League
Michael O’flanagan
League
Gaelic Literature Association
Gaelic Alliance
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Father O’flanagan
Geet Literature Association
Hudson Maxim
Martin J. Keogh
John C. Cavanaugh
Douglas Hyde
Edward A. Rumely
Father Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Upper Broadway
Fifth Avenue
John D. Crimmins
Dowling
Giegerich
Goff
Keogh
Delany
Louis D. Conley
Mgr
Mer. W. G. Murphy
McKenna
Mgr. McGean
William Michael Byrne
Anthony N. Brady
James Byrne
George J. Gillespie
James B. Regan
Andrew Shipman
E. G. Fitzgerald
Thomas Addis Emmet
Married by a Blunder in Greenwich
Anna Marano and Antonio Calanzo, ages 20 and 21, were wed by Justice Stephen L. Radford after an error with a marriage license. Clerks and clergy attempted to rectify, but authorities said the couple were married for keeps after penance, with state and church recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Anna Marano
Antonio Calanzo
Stephen L. Radford
Wellsteod
Justice. Radford
Father Ryan
St. Mary’s Rectory
Wellstood
Radford
Wright
Eland Serang Finds Cure in Work and a Pinwheel
In the Bronx Zoo, Serang the eland grows bored in easy captivity until keeper Bill Snyder arranges a food hunt and a bright pinwheel. The eland thrives on effort, becomes engaged, and regains appetite. A giraffe pair also schemes to strip a linden tree but is stopped by a keeper. A newborn Mongolian foal captivates visitors.
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Central Park
Serang
Eland
Bill Snyder
Robert Horton
Snyder
Animal House
Horton
Geer
Aanee
Zoological Park
Bronx
Palk
Mr. Ditmars
Federation Plans New Beth David Hospital in City
At the Federation of Russian and Polish Jews convention in Laurel Garden 7 Hast 116th Street, Samuel Kanrich announced a $150000 eight story brick hospital to be built in the city. Property at 113th Street and Lexington Avenue recently transferred to hospital authorities. The Beth David will serve 30 000 members from 175 lodges with speakers Judge Leonard A. Snitkin Rev J L Magnes Samuel Dorf Morris Kaufman and Abraham Rosenberg.
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Federation of
Laurel Garden
116Th Street
Sarhuel Kanrich
113Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Beth David
Transatlantic Liners Arrivals List Passengers
The Atlantic highway report lists passengers arriving on the Savoie from Havre and the St Louis from Southampton with numerous names including H J Burchard Mrs Crossi Albert Dumarest Miss Dumarest H V Dunham and others aboard Savoie and a long list aboard St Louis led by Mrs Stevenson Archer Mr Albert Bial Miss Cheney and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoie
Havre
H. J. Burchard
J. Crossi
Albert Dumarest
M. Dumarest
E. Fuller
Alice Cruveiller
M. le Breton
Georges Philip
ST. Louis
Southampton
Stevenson Archer
Albert Bial
M. Cheney
J. R. Cummings
T.G. Dickson
W. Ellis
W. Hammond
F. B. Harris
Marguerite Hill
Amy
Guatemala Returns Knox's Visit
Dr Don Luis Herrarte secretary of state of Guatemala arrived in Washington to return the courtesy of Secretary Knox's visit to Guatemala last March. Guatemala is the first Latin American republic to reciprocate Knox's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Knox
Washington, D. C
Don Luis Herrarte
Cabrera
Admiral Lamberton Dead Former Dewey Chief of Staff
Rear Admiral Benjamin Peffer Lamberton US Navy died at his Washington home. A 1864 Naval Academy graduate, he rose through ranks to Captain in 1898, served as Chief of Staff to Admiral Dewey during the Manila battle, commanded the Olympia, led the South Atlantic squadron, and later joined the Lighthouse Board in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin Peffer Lamberton
Dewey
Manila
Lamberton
Naval Academy
Asiatic Station
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
South Atlantic
Lighthouse Board
Best Man Missing At Annapolis Wedding
Miss Lillian Martin and Ensign Thaless Boyd wed in Annapolis as Ensigns Mason and Barbey, tied up in a court of inquiry over a collision between the Argo and the Robert Center, left the ceremony unaccounted for. Ensign Burtis filled in as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Lillian Martin
Thaless Boyd
Clearfield
Penn
C P. Mason
D. E. Barbey
Ensign Boyd
Ensign W. 4 Burtis
Naval Academy
Argo
Mason and
Barbey
Robert Center
Hugh E. Keough Dies at 48 in Chicago
Hugh E. Keough a famed Chicago sporting writer died at his home after a six weeks illness. He was 48 and had worked in newspapers for 31 years, serving as an official at race tracks in the South and Middle West for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh E. Keough
Chicago
Hek
South
Middle West
Dr J Hilton Waterman Dies at 41 in New York
Dr J Hilton Waterman president of the Howard Medical Society died yesterday at his Osborne apartment 205 West Fifty seventh Street. He was born in London Ontario and aged 41. He graduated from Harvard in 1893 and had practiced medicine in the city for eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hilton Waterman
Howard Medical Society
Osborne
Fifty-seventh Street
London
Ontario
Harvard
Notable Obituaries Chronicle Sudden Deaths Across Cities
A long list of bereavements is reported from New York and nearby towns. Names include Senor Don Jose Godoy, Patrick R. Condon, Philip E. Keifer, Daniel Ewan, Ezri Lamphers, Mrs Shakespeare Hart, DeWitt Clinton Overbaugh, Frank Goodwin, Giuseppe L Maggio, Matilda Stevens, Mary B. Muir, Lulu Billard Balderston, Dr George Pell Carman, John E. Somers, Col Jerome B. Rice, George Reilly Worden, Theodore F. Rikeman, Vincent Baker, Robert Donahue, Thomas Pauley, Simon Hildesheim, Charles Raab, Charles Knoebel, Rev Asa Prior Lyon, Edwin Fuller Torry, Norman Kennedy, among others.
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Don Jose Godoy
Christiania
Norway
Patrick R. Condon
The
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Newport
R. I . Philip E. Keifer
East Thirtieth Street
Force
Daniel Ewan
Board of Freeholders
Burlington County
New Jersey
Smithville
Ezri R. Lamphers
Chatham Square
Mystic
Conn
New York
Shakespeare Hart
William Shakespeare
Jean
London
Dewitt Clinton Overbaugh
William McKinley Memorial Hospital League
Nyack
N. Y
Overbaugh Camp Company
Bronx North Side Board of Trade
Frank Goodwin
Boston University Law School
Portsmouth
N. H
Ichabod Goodwin
New Hampshire
Giuseppe L. Maggio
Broome Street
Turin
Italy
Matilda Stevens
Frank Stevens
Jersey City Board of Trade
Gifford Avenue
Jersey City
Mary B. Muir
Frank D. Muir
Brooklyn
Berkeley Place
Lulu Billard’ Balderston
Philadelphia
Penn
Carr
Sterling Place
George Pell Carman
Franklin Avenue
Chicago Varnish Company
East Eighteenth Street
Jerome B. Rice
Cambridge
George Reilly Worden
Abbott
Red Bank
N. J
Theodore F. Rikeman
Harmon Stree
Vincent Baker
Fire Department
North Pelham
Charles N. Hick
West Fourth Street
Mount Vernon
Temple
Ansched
Harlem
Charles Raab
West 130Th Street
Charles Knosel
Matamoros
Mexico
West 136Th Street
Asa Prior Lyon
St. James Place
Edwin Fuller Torry
Honesdale
First National Bank of
Norman Kennedy
West 107Th Street
Marriage and Death Notices Contact for The New York Times
Notices for marriage and death intended for The New York Times must be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The instruction specifies submission by phone for obituary and marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Births Record From City Addresses Lists New Arrivals
The notice records several births with parents names and addresses. Names include Connor Igstaedter Mayer Morgenstern Rosenberg Wendig and Wachtel, with birth dates in early June and locations across Brooklyn and Queens. Each entry notes a son or daughter born to the listed families.
Marriage Notices Listing Couple Transfers
A string of June marriage transfers includes Anna A. Clifford to Philip E. Ahern Jeanette Sugarman to Maurice Cohn Belle Cohen to Ernest E. Gallert Doris R Goodman to Roslyn E Hart Anna Schlossberg to Joseph Jacobson Henrietta Neustadt to Siegfried Mohr Grace Lucken to Richard C. McCaul Gertrude Wolf to Frank R. Smith Anna M Brenner to William A Duncan Hazel Bennett to Robert C Lower Maude B Yeoman to William C Miller May F Frazer to John Reid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahern Clifford
Anna A. Clifford
Philip E. Ahern
Cohn—Sugarman
Jeanette Sugarman
Maurice Cohn
Gallert—Cohen
Belle Cohen
Ernest E. Gallert
Hart—Goodman
Doris R. Goodman
Roslyn E. Hart
Blanche Marx
Jacobson Schlossbeg
Anna Schlossberg
Joseph Jacobson
Mohr—Neustadt
Duncan—Brenner
William A. Duncan
Lower—Bennett
Hazel Bennett
Robert C. Lower
Miller—Yeoman
Maude B. Yeoman
William C. Miller
Reid
Frazer
May F. Frazer
John Reid
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
Notices report deaths of Fredrik Albeck Caroline Falconer Butterfield and Henry Pro basco with service details and locations in Brooklyn Newark St Bartholomew's Chapel Madison Avenue and 57th Street and private interment information for families and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albeck
Charlesbeck
Atlantic
Brooklyn
Fredrik Albeck
Newark
St. Paul
Butterfield
St. Regis
New York
Caroline Falconer
Fred. Butterfield
John Falconer
St. Bartholomew’s Chapel
Madison
44Th St
Ington
West 57Th St
Henry Probasco
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from 1912 Brooklyn and NYC area
A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices for June 1912 across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Jersey City, and neighboring towns. Entries name the deceased, residences, and funeral details such as dates, times, and churches, with many notices requesting flowers omitted and papers requested to copy from other cities.
Memorial notices and unveiling ceremonies listed for June
A list of memorials and monument unveilings with names such as Adam Koehler Ernest C Jr Engel Aaron Fleischmann Markus Gossweiler Lester Semimon Louis Levy Lewis Thomas Mayer Barbara Adolph Setner Miriam Silver SimonSteirman lasting at various cemeteries including Washington Mount Hope Bayside Mount Zion Machpelah with times around June 16 and specific cemetery venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semimon
Lester
Washington Cemetery
Levy
Louis and Charlotte
Maimonides
Lewis
Henry
Bayside
McGuire
Thomas
Mass
Sacred Heart Church
Jersey City
Mayer
Nument
Machpelah Cemetery
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American Committee
Help Much
Col
Sothern and
Marlowe
Actors’ Fund
Infants’ Hospital
City
West
Chester County
Ceive
Eeeeoooot Arbitration Board
Blythdale Institution
Roosevelt
Literatre Association
Park Eland
Giraffe
NEW Jewish Hospital
ON the Atlantic
Highway
Guaranteed Trust Co Capital
Fulton St
Jamaica
Admiral Lamberton
Law
Naval
Warried
HALIR
Frank W. Hallr
Frank Campbell
Handel
Harry
Dora Handel
Nes Pressman
Clinton St
Stapleton
Lyon
Asa Prior
Maas
Abraham
Mfsther
Theresa Gampert
Emanuel
Ikxe
Addie
Jennie Steiner
Fort 49Th St
McCann
Maria
Michael McCann
West 91St St
St. John the Martyr
Plunkett
East 92d St
Catharine A
William F
Sarah
James Lawrence Ridgway
Anna Ridgway
Schweitzer
Sophie
Samuel
Fannie Morris
Jonas
Samuel Weil
Smith
George Buckingham
West Sith St
M. Shire
Linwood Av
M. Xkindiy
Craig
Jessie M
Invwood-on-the-Hudson
Demarest
Almy L
East 126Th St
Dixon
Frances
Barrow St
Donovan
Ethel
Flettner
Henry J
Columbia St
Golden
Francis X
East 46Th St
Granitza
88Th St
Henninger
Agnes
Bethe
A. Martin
Francis
Aes
Home &T
Queenin
T. Ryan
John
peTee Samuels
Lena
Schlimmer
Gustave A
West 119Th St
Shurmur
William H
Sa West
Daly
George W
Hillside
Jersey Av
Esterbrook
Joseph
Webster
Farrelly
Catherine
Mowers St
Lillian
Nevada St
Gunther
Rachel
Hoyt
Patrick
Grand St
Meyer
William St
Quilty
Orchard St
Rowley
Barbeara
South 14Th St
A. M. Sandford
William Ta
Yale
Os Matilda
Gifford
Jersey
Stillman
Long Island
Westchester Country
Murphy
Joan S
Mamaroneck
Koehler
Adam Koehler
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Woodlawn Cemetery
St. By
Hart
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