Hearing on rebates in coal freight rates before Interstate Commission
Testimony at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing examines Lehigh Valley rebates up to March 1901 and adjustments to freight rates. Witnesses describe rate corrections and disputes over the $1.55 per ton charge, with plans for field inspections and continued sessions after a July adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- State Commerce € Commission
Lehigh Valley
Lacombe
Knapp
Wescag Marshall
Whitney &Kemmerer
Righter& Marshall
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Whitney & Kemmerer
Righter & Marshall
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tidewater
Kemmerer
Earier
Marshall
Whitmby & Kemmerer
Atra
Prouty
Samuel D. Corken- Gall
Kingston
Witness
Mr. Shearn
Baer
Campbell
George S.taylor
Lehigh Road
Areee Aca
Campbell-Bannerman Questions Balfour Over NSW Governor Dispatch
In the House of Commons Liberal leader Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman pressed Premier Balfour about a dispatch from Vice Admiral Sir Harry Rawson, Governor of New South Wales, to Colonial Secretary Chamberlain. Balfour said he did not know which declaration was referenced and warned against penalizing British colonists for pursuing favorable commercial relations with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Balfour
Harry Rawson
New South Wales
Chamberlain
Iosio
Australia backs preferential trade with Britain
Sir Harry Rawson cabled in London on behalf of New South Wales Government to support the Colonial Secretary's trade proposals. The Governor's message states satisfaction at Britain's pledge that self governing colonies may freely enroll in closer trade relations with the mother country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry Rawson
Chamberlain
New South’ Wales
Canada
Australia
Rosebery Considers Liberal Party Return in London
In London tonight the Exile of Rosebery said he had been invited to reassume leadership in terms of tender eloquence. He remarked he had previously led the Liberal Party and recalled the experience vividly as the RivEnue speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rosebery
Liberal Party
Passenger dies at sea on voyage to Havre
The French liner La Savoie from New York reports the death of Mrs. P. Bonnet of Philadelphia a saloon passenger. She died suddenly about 100 miles from Havre and her body was buried at sea. Mr Bonnet, husband, will return to New York tomorrow.
Rumor of Wilhelmina Illness Denied in Official Statement
The Hague June 11 official denials say no truth to reports from the United States that Queen Wilhelmina has tuberculosis symptoms. The monarch is reported as healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
Hague
United States
Roumanian Oilfields Not for Sale
Government opposition blocks Standard Oil bid to gain control of Roumanian oilfields. Representatives depart for New York after failed talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Standard Oil Company
Roumanian Oilields
New
Drought in North China Triggers Rain Tablet Gamble
The London Times reports North China endures its severest drought in years. The government sends the Governor of Peking to fetch the Iron Rain Tablet from Hantan Hsien to obtain rain. The tablet is to be granted two weeks to produce cooperation, with locals hopeful it will end the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New York Times
London
the Times
Peking
China
Peror
Hals
Hantan-Hsien
Bain
Figuig Tribesmen Surrender After Frontier Operations
French forces conclude actions on the Moroccan frontier as Figuig headmen accept terms set by Gen. O Connor. Surrender of arms, payment of 13800 dollars indemnity, and delivery of hostages completed. hostages en route to Ain Sefa. Gen. O Connor to return to headquarters tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beni-Ounif
Algeria
Figuig
O'Connor
Ain-Sefa
Leo
Wireless telegraphy begins Italian Marconi system in Peking
The Times Peking correspondent reports the Italian Legation has started installing the Marconi wireless system in Peking to communicate directly with ships in the Gulf of Pechili.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LonDon Times
New York Times
London
the Times
Peking
Marconi
Pe- chi-Li
Shanghai Nanking Railroad Project Approved under British Chinese Control
A June decree authorizes a Shanghai Nanking Railroad construction by a British and Chinese consortium. The line, to be completed in five years, will remain under British control. The Chinese Government guarantees a loan of 3,200,000 taels at 5 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Shanghai-Nanking
W C T U elects leaders at Geneva convention
At the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union session in Geneva Lady Henry Somerset was re elected President and Mrs. Lillian M N Stevens of Portland Maine was re elected Vice President at Large. Mrs Clara Parrish Wright of Paris was elected Superintendent of the Woman’s Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Henry Somerset
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Clara, Parrish ‘Wright
Paris
Ung
Pope celebrates Mass on Corpus Christi in private ceremony
In Rome on Corpus Christi, the Pope held a private Mass for family and intimate friends, an unusual practice for the Pontiff. Afterward he spoke of fatigue but said he was feeling well and joked with Laphoni about needing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Laphoni
Glass eye for a lion at Luna Park staged show
Prince a lion at Bostock animal show at Luna Park lost an eye after a glass prosthetic fitted by D R Haehn Co. failed when it dropped out ten minutes after use. Bonavita trainer and helpers restrained the animal for procedure near the cage bars. A prior March incident in Richmond left three lions dead and Prince had already lost an eye. A second operation is planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Bostock
Luna Park
D. R. Haehn & Co
Opticians
Chambers Street
Bonavita
Richmond
Cadets at the Theatre Spark Loud Ovation for Gen Miles
West Point cadets from the graduating and furlough classes filled much of the orchestra at Warlock Theatre for The Sultan of Sulu. Lt Gen Nelson A Miles sat with his family in a boxed seat as officers present cheered him amid banners and waving flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Governors Island
United States
Brighton Beach Opens Summer Season With Music Stand
Brighton Beach prepares for the summer opening tomorrow afternoon with renovated hotel facades and new bathhouses. Bandmaster Slater leads the program featuring instrumental pieces and vocal selections on a music stand between the surf and hotel piazza as daily variations follow in the afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Slater
New York Theatre Roof Opens June 22 With Two Burlesque Acts
Crystal Gardens at the New York Theatre unveils The Darling of the Gallery Gods and The Dress Parade as initial features, replacing Rob Crusoe. Both pieces by George W. Hobart with Ben Jerome music and Matt Woodward lyrics. George H. Kingsbury plans a new theatrical venture after returning from a six week Europe trip. Eleanor Robson and Mrs Madge Carr Cook sail for England to vacation in Lancashire before London and Paris. Miss Robson will read plays and choose a project, while Mme Lillian Nordica departs for a six week European tour returning in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Gardens
New York Theatre-j
Robi Crusoe
Gallery Gods
New York Theatre
George W. Hobart
Ben Jerome
Matt Woodward
Eleanor Robson
England
Madge Carr Cook
Lancashire
Miss Robson
London
Paris
Humphry Ward
East St. Louis flood crisis recedes as relief continues
Flood conditions in East St. Louis ease after levee breaks and seepage. Boats rescue and ferry refugees to higher ground while property protection works proceed. River sits at 37.9 feet with limited signs of a rapid recession. Local leaders and National Guard assist under quasi-military rule amid ongoing relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ill
Baltimore and Ohio
Broadway
Missouri Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
Cook
Col
Culer
Fifth Illinois National Guard
Rodenberg
Missouri Side
Flood relief fund accepts limited donations in New York
Contributions yesterday to the mayor’s flood relief committee totaled under 1000 dollars for flood stricken districts. Treasurer James G. Cannon urges broader response, calling on New Yorkers to increase gifts of money and supplies. All contributions may be sent to Mr Cannon at the Fourth National Bank Nassau Street. The article notes a telegram received yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Cannon
Cannon
Fourth National Bank
Nassau Street
Kan
Urth National Bank
New T
Berenthal
Mulvane
Alten
Dumont Clarke Ae
Charlies
Starr
Weave
Ant Riker Spring Koon Loeb & Co
F Lastman, Jr
Vane
James M. Speers
Charles J. Hausenbeef
Reid
Whitelaw Even
Lawrie, Mann &Drowne
Aee
Charles P Hathaway
John FE. Parsone
Gee
Isabelle Wilson
Tondo, Beuscher & Co
P. W. Lambert & Co
Augustus Harth
Iain & Ate Fears A
Father Robert Seton Named Titular Archbishop of Heliopolis
Cardinal Rampolla informed Father Robert Seton now in Rome that the Pope appointed him Titular Archbishop of Heliopolis in reward for long subordinate service. Born in New York in 1839, Seton educated in Rome, held positions including private chamberlain to Pius IX and rector of St. Joseph's Jersey City. He later moved to Rome and is known as a lecturer on ecclesiastical topics at Seton Hall College and in Washington.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Robert Seto
Jersey City
M. J
Heliopolis
Robert Seton
New York
Eeclesiastical Academy
Roman University
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Pius’ IX
St. Joseph's Church
Father Seton
St. Joseph’s
Catholic College
Washington, D. C
Seton Hall College
South Orange
N. J
Society Notes on Yacht Racing and Summers Social Round
Disappointed by yacht race enthusiasm, the social set pursues events at polo venues Mead ow Brook Van Cortlandt and suburban house parties. Mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. George Gould aboard the Emerald and plans for cruises to St Peterburg, plus preparations of Drexel Usman Potter Kernochan Post and Van Rensselaer families for summer travel and stays at coastal resorts and Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
van Cortlandt
Narragansett
George Gould
Mrs. Gould
Society notes from Newport on guests and arrivals
Special to The New York Times from Newport Rhode Island dated June 11 lists Miss Chapin of New York as a guest at The Breakers, arrivals at cottages along Ledge Road Beacon Hill Road and Jamestown, and various other visitors. It notes yacht Emerald fog-bound in Dutch Island harbor and a transfer of an estate on Ledge Road to Livingston Beekman. Newport Country Club opens June 25 with cross access from Newport Golf Club, and Oliver H Belmont’s arrival precedes a Newport Board of Aldermen vote on closing portions of Ledge Road Coggeshall and Lakeview Avenues near Bel Court amid local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Ochr Point
James A. Bonsack
Philadelphia
Emmon Cottage
Jamestown
George A. Huhn, Jr
Admiral Porter
Gywnie
Washington
E. H. G. Slater
Clément Weaver
Bailey Cotane Jamestown
Dwa
R. Wharton
Ledge Road
Livingston Beekman
A. G. Berry
C. W. Jungen
Paul Fitzsimons
R. M. Kennedy
H. P. Perrill
W. B. Fletcher
J. DeForest Danielson
Board of Aldermen
Rae Greenwald Engaged to R W Hoffman of New York
Chicago June 11 Mr and Mrs Emanuel Greenwald of 3413 Forest Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Rae Greenwald to R W Hoffman of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Emanuel Greenwald
Forest Avenue
Miss Rae Greenwald
R. W. Hoffman
New York
Weddings of a Day at Grace Church
A large audience attended the noon ceremony at Grace Church as Miss Charlotte Hoffman Prime, daughter of Mrs. Edward Prime, married William Massena Benjamin son of the late Col. Samuel Benjamin. The event included a Parsifal influenced program and a Buckingham Hotel reception with extensive floral decorations and notable guests from prominent families.
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Grace Church
Charlotte Hoffman Prime
Edward Prime
William Hoffman Prime
William Massena Benjamin
Samuel Benjamin
Huntington
William H. Benjamin
Mary A. Schuchardt
Maud Folsom
Justine Bayard Erving
Mary A. Hoffman
Mary Rutherford Jay
Marion Armstrong
Héléne Lucas
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Richard Morris
Arthur Osgood Choate
James Darrach
Rodgers Bacon
Charles H. Riker
Charles R. Swords
John H. Prentice
John Humphreys
Rufus King
Buckingham Hotel
Benjamin
Hamilton Fish
Hoffman
Delafield
Frime
Crosby
Webster
Jay
Erving
Scrymser
Fish
Seton
Post
Kane
Prime—Benjamin
New York
William R. Huntington
D. C
D. D
Charlotte Hoffman
William H. Prime
Grace Meneely Weds Dr Park Howell in Watervliet Ceremony
In Watervliet at noon today Miss Grace Lois Meneely niece of Andrew Meneely married Dr Park Howell of Atlanta surgeon in the United States Army. The ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church featured six bridesmaids led by Dorothy Meneely and a best man Dr John Keely. The couple left for Camp Eagle Pass Texas where Howell is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Troy
N. Y
Watervliet
Grace Lois Meneely
Andrew Meneely
Park Howell
Atlanta
United States ‘Army
Eleanor Meneely
Margaret Meneely
Bessie Brown, Russell
Augusta Wendell
Etta Cramer
Alice Wilkinson
Pe Mary Freeman
Margaret Nash
Dorothy Meneely
John Keely
Philadelphia
John E. Bold
Trinity Episcopal Church
Howell
Camp Eagle Pass
Texas
Brower Presby wed at Little Silver home in Red Bank
Miss Nellie Brower daughter of Andrew Brower of Little Silver married Prof. Edmund W. Presby of Dickinson College tonight. The ceremony was conducted at the bride’s home by Rev. J. W. Presley of Camden, the groom’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Red Bank
N. J
Nellie Brower
Andrew Brower
Little Silver
Edmund W. Presby
Dickinson College
J. W. Presley
Camden
Marriage of Franklin B Ware and Grace Imlach
Franklin B Ware married Grace Imlach last evening at the First Reformed Episcopal Church Madison Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street. Bishop Sabine performed the ceremony with maid of honor Jennie Hartman and bridesmaids Anna Ware Ma Wallace Lola Hurd and Isabel Allan. Best man was William B Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B. Ware
Grace Imlach
Louise Imlach
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Bishop Sabine
Jennie Hartman
Anna Ware
Ma Wallace
Lola Hurd
Isabel Allan
William B. Ware
Ware—Imlach
First Reformed Episcopal Church, New York
Sabine Grage
William Dundas Imlach
Franklin Backus Ware
Wedding ushers and program at Freesgree church ceremony
Oscar Wagner, Ashbel P. Fitch, Richard C. Hanson, and Harry J. Crawford served as ushers. The ceremony featured a Freesgee program performed by cellist Hans Kronold and the church organist. A small reception for relatives was held at the bride's mother's home, 309 West End Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wagner
Ashbel P. Fitch
Richard C. Hanson
Harry J. Crawford
Freesgee
Hans Kronold
West End Avenue
Bates Wilbur wedding in Princeton First Presbyterian
Charles F Bates of Pittsburg married Helen Wilbur of Princeton in the First Presbyterian Church at 5 pm The Rev Dr Lewis Lampman of Newark performed the ceremony Bates a former 1904 University student The bride is the daughter of the late Denman Wilbur of Newark Her sister Cecil Wilbur was bridesmaid Edward T Moore was best man Ushers included LeRoy Daniell Star Teo Ure Stuart A Young Benjamin Light Theodore Carter The flower girls were Polly Libbey Katherine Roberts Helen Baldwin Elizabeth Baldwin Gertrude Purves and Jean Avis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Charles F. Bates
Pittsburg
Helen Wilbur
Lewis Lampman
Newark
First Presbyterian Church
Bates
University
Miss Wilbur
Denman Wilbur
Cecil Wilbur
Edward T. Moore
Leroy L. Daniell
Teo Ure Stuart A. Young
Benjamin Light
New York
Theodore Carter
Boston
Polly Libbey
Katherine Roberts
Helen Baldwin
Elizabet Baldwin
Gertrude Purves
Jean Avis
Herzog-Adams Quiet Wedding at St Mark's Church
A quiet wedding was held at St Mark's Church at 11 yesterday officiated by Rev Loring W Batten. The bride Mrs Ellen B Adams daughter of Mrs Frederick D Tappen of this city and the bridegroom Adrien B Herzog of New York. Guests included Mrs Sarah A B Tappen Miss Brooks Mrs Washington Hunt Miss Eliza Hunt Mr and Mrs Edward H Herzog Mr and Mrs John O von Schmid and Mr and Mrs Frederick S Wait. The couple will reside in New York after a short bridal journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzog—Adams
St. Mark’s Church
Loring W. Batten
Ellen B. Adams
Frederick D. Tappen
Adrien B. Herzog
New York
Sarah A. B. Tappen
Brooks
Washington Hunt
Eliza Hunt
Marriage of Miss Fleming to W Ernest Seatree
Miss Alice Fleming wed W. Ernest Seatree at the residence of Mrs. A. D. Hewitt 225 West 113th Street. Bride’s father is William Fleming of Penrith Cumberland England. Frank Yonath of England gave away the bride. attendant was Maud Hewitt. best man Arthur Bentley of Chicago. They will spend the summer at Bensonhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fleming
W. Ernest Seatree
A. D. Hewitt
West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Seatree
William Fleming
Penrith
Cumberland
England
Frank Yonath
Ngland
Miss Maud Hewitt
Arthur Bentley
Chicago
Miss Victoria Scott and William Nichols wed in Brooklyn
Miss Victoria Eugenia Scott daughter of John Miller Scott of New York and William Richard Nichols of Albany married yesterday at noon at the Pouch Mansion Brooklyn. The Rev John Jay Harrison performed the ceremony. Miss Fannie Nichols sister of the groom was maid of honor and W Irving Scott brother of the bride was best man. Only relatives and intimate friends attended. Mr Nichols is editor of The Albany Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Eugenia Scott
John Miller Scott
New York
William Richard Nichols
Albany
Pouch Mansion
Brooklyn
John Jay Harrison
Fannie Nichols
W. Irving Scott
East Orange
Nichols
Albany Journal
Marriage of Isabelle Biarnois de Pont and John Nourse
Isabelle Adele Biarnois de Pont and John Vincent Nourse wed in Elizabeth New Jersey with close family present after the death of the bride’s mother. Nourse is grandson of Miles Nourse, noted Elizabeth property owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Elizabeth
N. J
Isabelle Adele Biarnois de Pont
John Vincent Nourse
Nourse
Miles Nourse
Dartmouth President's Daughter Weds Nelson P Brown
In Wanover New Hampshire this afternoon at the College Church Miss Margaret Tucker daughter of President Tucker wed Nelson P Brown of Everett Massachusetts. The ceremony was performed by President Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanover
N. H
Dartmouth
College
Margaret Tucker
Tucker
Nelson P. Brown
Everett
Mass
Miss Bissell Weds Harry Hinternhoff in Pittsburg Home
Miss Bes sie Bissell daughter of Mr and Mrs Sim eon Bissell married Harry J Hinternhoff of New York today at the bride’s parents home on Murtland Avenue Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Bessie Bissell
Simeon Bissell
Harry J. Hinternhoff
New York
Murtland Avenue
Seaside knickers and small fashion finds attract shoppers
The feature list highlights rubber knickerbockers for seaside play at 79 cents, a Little Red Riding Hood cape, a white horsehair braid hat, blue gingham boys’ suits, and a blue polka dotted dress sack. Jewelry and beadwork grow popular with Apache looms, rope beads, fancy clasps, and Mexican wheel work accessories.
Mexican inspired handwork collars and cuffs set
The article describes Mexican top collars with matching cuffs and edge embroidery. Designs include a coarse buttonhole stitch and handmade edges, priced at $1 each, offering a distinct open ice effect and varied patterns. Sets with cuffs priced at $1.35 feature solid drawnwork with an open decorative texture.
Death List of a Day Lieut. Col. John G Leefe
Lieut. Col. John George Leefe United States Army retired died at the Hotel Kenesaw 202 West One Hundred and Third Street June 9 burial today in Cypress Hills Cemetery funeral at the hotel 12 30 military services He was born in London sixty six years ago came to the United States early and joined the Civil War as a Second Lieutenant in the 162nd New York Volunteers later a regular army officer He served in Indian campaigns Porto Rico and the Philippines retiring after reaching age limits and later taught as a military instructor at La Salle Institute in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George Leefe
United States Army
Kenesaw
West One Hundred and Third Street
Cypress Hills
Leefe
London
New York
Porto Rico
Philippines
la Salle Institute
Edward H Everett Democratic leader dies in Nashua
Edward H Everett a leading Democrat in South New Hampshire died at his Nashua home aged 48. He supported Bryan and free silver in 1896 and campaigned statewide. Everett served in city government and the New Hampshire Legislature in 1893-94 and was born in Henniker to Charles A Everett, leaving a wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Nashua
N. H
Edward H. Everett
New Hampshire
Bryan
Everett
Doyle
Democratic Party
Henniker
Charles. A. Everett
Notable Deaths From West and East Coast Obituaries
Maurice Small of Henschel and Smail died suddenly from hemorrhage at 443 Broadway after three weeks at the Plaza Hotel. Rev. Wilber F. Pappock, longtime rector of St Andrew's Philadelphia, died in Denver aged 72 from injuries in a runaway. James Cooney, City Clerk’s Bureau of Information clerk, died of pneumonia at 50, last living at 71 Clarkson Street. Mary Fitzgerald widow of D D Fitzgerald died suddenly at Fort Edward New York aged 62, born in Millstreet Ireland. Surviving Fitz Gerald family includes sons D J, J F, L E F, T E, Lieut W G, daughter Mrs H W Somers, and Miss Helene and Miss Kathleen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Small
Henschel & Smail
Broadway
Nashville
Plaza Hotel
Wilber F. Pappock
Philadelphia
Denver
Cal
James Cooney
Scully
Bureau of Information
Clarkson Street
Cooney
Mary Fitzgerald
D. D. FitzGerald
Fort Edward
New York
Fitz Gerald
John Kearney
Millstreet
County Cork
Ireland
D. J. Fitz Gerald
Glens Falls
N. Y
John F. Fitz Gerald
Flatbush Insane Asylum
L. 1
E. F. Fitz Gerald
W. G. Fitz Gerald
Su. S. A
H. W. Somers
Helene and
Kathleen Fitz Gerald
Business Notices Collars Be And Lock Front Collars
Classified item notes collars by brand Collars Be and Lock Front Collars in business notices.
Marriages in June Across Distinct Cities and Churches
A compilation of wedding notices dated June in cities including Albuquerque Wellesley Paris New York Boston Hewlett and Long Island. Couples include Euphenia Mills and Lieut. George Apple Adrien Herzog and Ellen Adams Dora Forbes and Paul Forbes and more with multiple churches and ministers named.
Notices of Deaths and Funerals Across Cities
Several obituaries list June 9 to 13, 1903 in New York area with names Mary Minturn Post Bart accane spe late Mary A and Dr Minturn est Oolywood Clifton etc. Funeral routes and interment at Greenwood Peekskill Mount Olivet listed for multiple individuals including Brintnall Darling De Forest Hawks Hillman Hopkins Hoyt Morgan Natkins Nelson Sherwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Southern Pines
N. C
Mary Minturn
Mary A
Minturn
Oolywood
Clifton
Church of the Ten
Greenwood
Brintnall
Sarah A. Brintnall
Elihu M. Brintnall
Peekskill
Morgan
Newport R. I
Annie Cole
Matthew Morgan
William F. Hamilton
Natkins
Rose
Simon and Flora Natkins
West 88Th. St
Nelson
Catharine Shields Nelson
William Nelson
New York
East 20Th St
Sherwood
New Rochelle
N. Y
Emma Rumsey
Edwin H. Sherwood
Children Dance for Charity Despite Permit Dispute
Eight and six year old girls Miss Willie Winkle and Miss Eleanora Scholes performed at a Lebanon Hospital benefit in Manhattan amid a permit row. Mayor Low signed a permit after pressure from Bronx residents. police and magistrate were ready to intervene, and $1,008 was raised for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Willie Winkle
Eleanora Scholes
Lebanon Hospital
Metropolis Theatre
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street
Low
Alexander Avenue
Children's Society
Zeller
Bronx
Anthony Stumpf
Death announced of Luise Patenotre daughter of diplomat
Paris announces the death of Luise Patenotre nine year old daughter of M Patenotre former French ambassador to Washington and his wife Miss Elverson of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Patenotre
Paris
Luise Patenotre
Washington
Miss Elverson
Philadelphia
Deaths Reported in June with Ages and Addresses
The list records deaths for June with ages, names, and addresses. Entries include Kate Angulem and Rosario Amato among many others, detailing street addresses in New York and surrounding areas.
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Ule
P. Bonnet
la Savoie
North
W. C. T. U. Elections
Lady Somerset
Hevaret
West Pointers
Gen
Miles
Sultan of Sulu
George] H. Kingsbury
Henry W. Savage
Europe
Hillcrest Hall
Bu- Mme
Lillian Nordica
Daniel Butterfield
Cold Spring
Hudson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Seth Barton French
Walker Learn
Greece
Athens
Catania
Samuel Freeman
Moristown
Mount Desert
William Shelton
Morristown
Garden City
Lord
Fund For
Father Robert Seton
County Golflub
Tuxedo
Bernardsville
Baltusrol
Ardsley
Knollwood
Apawamis
Anthony J. Drexel
Drexel
Margerita
James Henry Smith
Oliver Harriman,Jr
William Rhinelander Stewart
Miss Stewart
St. Peterburg
J. Stevens Usman
Southampton
L. I
Bishop Potter
Mrs. Potter
Coverstown
Adirondacks
Frederic Kernochan
Navesink-on-Highlands, N. J
Charles A. Post
Strandhome
Bayport, L. I
Henry G. Chapman
Richfield Springs
Mountains
Alexander van. Rensselaer
the News OF Newport
Hoffman-Greenwald
Benjamin—Prime
Meneely
Presby—Brower
Wilbur
Scott
Nourse—De Pont
Brown—Tucker
Inerval
J. G. Leefe
Apple—Nelson
Albuquerque
James A. Norris
T. C. Beattie
George M. Apple
Euphenia Mills
Co. Albert Nelson
Forbes—Forbes
Church of the Holy Trinity
Avenue de l'Alma
John Rb.morgan
Dora Delano Forbes
Paul Revere Forbes
Seaman—Freeman
Middle Island
George H. Whitney
Irmingarde van Herne Freeman
George W. Seaman
Flushmg
N.Y
Taylor—Allen
Trinity Church
Frederick B._Allen
E. Winchester Donald
Louisa_ Ripley
Frederick B. Allen
Malcolm Taylor
Winslow-Valentine
Christopher
J. W. Williams
West
Mayor Low
Manhattan
Angulem
Kate
Houston St
Amato
Rosario
Thompson St
Baesle
Charles
17Th
Bruno
Marco
Delia
Greenwich St
Byrnes
Julia
Suffolk
Stohaen
de Lo Abraham
Podker
Moses
Bowe
Minnie
St. Nicholas Av
Britton
Frances A
W. Risen
Gordon, G
Grant
Ada
Lawrence St
Haller
Fanny
Montefiore
Hayes
John
Humbert
Washington Pl
Oy Hurwitz
Rachel
Cherry St
le Ibe
John Roe
Ehnert
Albert G
Prince St
Lichtman
Leefer
John G
Lambrecht
Ruth
Mullen
Josephine
Murtacota
Tony
Eliabeth
Mack
Catherine
Murray
Annie
Ward
Miller
Jacob
Moran
W. Sith
Maher
Ellen
Metzger
Abr&aham
Maruigliane
Macccollum
E. L
O'Dea
Dennis
Notkins
Notkins. Rose, 135 W. O&th St , 14 Oberfelder, D. H., 6% W. Ssth St] 9 O'Brien
Hannah
Greenwich
Patti
Biagio
Rausch
Mathilda
Jeremiah
Lexington
Schoentag
Delancey
Sherman
Bedford St
Stofko
Michael
Simmons
Mollie
Séth
Stadler
Bettie
Lewis St. Fe
Blaisdell
Winnie
King
Brenck
Mary
Brennan
Dorothy L
McDonough
Burke
Park
Devine
Convent of Mercy
Edel
Elizabeth M
Eldred
Baby
Courtland St
Gath
Joseph
van Brunt St
Gerock
William
N. Utre
Keenen
Keilin
Kings Co
Kleinjahn Anne
Loftus
Patrick
Bay
Wolfert
Lynch
Matthew
Wythe
Mannex
Mary C
Butler St
Foot
Montague
McCabe
K. Co
Commerce
McGuinness
Matt
Hume
Nolan
Henry
Bond
7Th St
Quigley
4Th Ave
Ray
Garfield Place
Robinson, Jane
St. Felix St
Rogers
Mary. L
Rogers Av
Roth, Frances
Mith St
Schumacher
Cornelia W
K and EF
Siegman, Frederick
Throop Ay
Lishetsky
Theodore
Casertano
Luciano
Hrook
Kressell
Elliott
Strause
Wiliam
Sandford St
Vogt
Anne C
Degiovanne
Atlantic
Zimmerman, W
Soth St. Ferry
Berkley
Lincoln Hospital
Waeves Delon
Carlo F
Dursoq
Av Fuels
Florence H
Home
Kennedy
Thomas
Gsi Tremuont-Av
Kmetz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Margaret
Morris
Huby
Lincolu Hospital
Prinskie
Max
Riverside Hospital
Roteendach
William's Br
Springer
Scozzese
Antonio
Yoo Ds
Frank
Joseph's
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