New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 12, 1909, p. 7

Julia Marlowe to Play Hamlet Next Season

Actress Julia Marlowe plans to perform Hamlet in the coming season following her Chatterton success in male role. She will alternate with Sothern, with Marlowe as Ophelia when he acts the Prince and vice versa, as they revive The Sunken Bell and stage Macbeth King Lear.

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Julia Marlowe Hamlet Sarah Bernt Charlotte Cushman Miss Marlowe Chatterton Mr. Sothern Sothern King Mr. Thern Ham Ophelia Seneca Academy of Music Hauptmann Academy M Marlowe The Adirondacks J. Sothern Europe

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Airship over the Hudson eyes Times Square dream

Frank W. Goodale, a young aeronaut at Palisade Amusement Park, piloted a Strobel airship above the river for about thirty minutes. He rose to 500 feet, endured engine distress, and landed near Hightside Street as he headed back toward the park. He plans repairs and another attempt toward Park Row.

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Palisade Hudson Manhattan Grant Times Square Highty-second Street New York 100Th Street Goodale Park Row

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Ethel Rogers Engaged to Richard H Swartwout

Mr and Mrs Edwin H Rogers of Bretton Hall announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Ethel Rogers to Richard H Swartwout. Swartwout is a member of the Seawanaka Yacht Club the New York Athletic Club and the Ardsley Club.

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Edwin H. Rogers Bretton Hall Miss Ethel Rogers Richard H. Swartwout Swartwout Seawanaka Yachtlub New York Athletic Club Ardsley Club

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Manning engages Marguerite Manning to J Disbrow Baker Jr

Mr and Mrs Alfred J Manning of Irvington on Hudson New York announce the engagement of their daughter Marguerite Stanley Manning to J Disbrow Baker Jr of New York City.

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Alfred J. Manning Bessie P. Baler Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y Marguerite Stanley Manning J. Disbrow Baker, Jr New York

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Social notes of summer residents and engagements in New York area

A parade of affluent residents announce summer homes and travels. William and Katherine Davies invite guests at Tuxedo Park while Ogden, Heye, and Shannon families plan visits or relocations to Glen Cove Ipswich and Nutley. Beatrice Schwab and Simon Durlacher announce engagement. Rebekah McLean and Lt John de B Gardiner wed. Héloise Brinckerham and Edward Stiles Thomas marry at Fishkill. Belmont and Harper attend London suffrage event. Kennellys split time between Rye and Greenwich. Furchgott family vacationing at Rochester.

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Héloise Brinckerham James, Bailey Brinckerham Edward Stiles Thomas St.Luke’s Church Fishkill-on-Hudson Henry B. Washburn Washburn Cambridge Mass Brattle Street New York Oliver H. P. Belmont London Mauretania Ida Husted Harper Bryan L. Kennelly West Fiftieth Street Rye Maples Greenwich Leo Furchgott Furchgott Lorington West

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Women Riders Win at Plainfield Horse Show Judging Day

A large crowd attended the second day of Plainfield Riding and Driving Club’s sixth annual show in New Jersey. Women riders excelled in the ladies hunters and harness classes, with Mrs. Belle Beach Bain and Miss Caroline Brice among top finishers. Nala, a National Horse Show champion, won the Dr Selwenk Challenge Cup for single harness horses over 15.2 hands, while Sonia and Miss Ann each secured key awards in saddle classes.

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Plainfield Riding’ and Driving Club Plainfield N. J Mabel B. Hooley Belle Beach Bain Caroline Brice Clara Eloise Sherin von Ohk Iss Hooley Crusher Clarence E. Sherin Interpreter Mrs. Bain J. W. Harriman Nala Emily H. Bedford Ann Philadelphia Margaret W. McCutcheon All Ablaze Jeanne d’Arc Joseph Jacque Somerset Charles Holloway Black Jack Paul A. Sorg Richard P. McGrann Vanity Fair Young Mountaineer

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Philadelphia Horse Show Ends After Low Public Interest

At a June meeting of the Philadelphia Horse Show Association in Edward B. Smith's offices, Francis E. Bond, the treasurer, said public interest waned during the last three exhibitions and the show lost money each year though exact figures were not disclosed.

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New York Times Philadelphia St. Martin’s Green Wissahicken Philadelphia Horse Show Association Edward B. Smith Francis E. Bond

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Duke and Duchess of Guise sail from Naples to New York

The Duke and the Duchess of Guise departed Naples today aboard the steamer Bertin bound for New York.

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Duke and Duchess of Guise Naples Duke Duchess of Guise Bertin New York

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Gordin the Yiddish Dramatist Dies at 56 in Brooklyn

The East Side mourns Jacob M. Gordin famed for elevating Yiddish theatre. Born May 1853 in Mirgorod Russia he came to America in 1891 penniless and wrote 33 original dramas and 44 translations. He died at 256 Madison Street Brooklyn of cancer after a long illness. He shaped the stage with realism and supported the Jewish community through the Educational League.

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Lower East Side Jacob M. Gordin Jacob P. Adler Gordin Madison Street Brooklyn Cavalleria Rusticana Educational League Mirgorod Poltava Russia Bible Brotherhood Society Siberia Haine God Europe Mirele Efros East Side Sudermann Hauptmann Tolstoy Ibsen Gorky

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Shubert Plans August Start for Fawcett in The Great John Ganton

Amusement notes report George Fawcett will continue next season in The Great John Ganton beginning in August. Charles Wyndham and Mary Gore engagement at Empire Theatre ends next week. Viereck provides English version of Schiller Joan of Arc for Maude Adams in Harvard Stadium. The Actors Society of America re-elected Thomas A. Wise as president. The Friars honored George Beban with a theatre party at the Colonial Theatre and presented bouquets to the star after he performed there.

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The Shuberts George Fawcett John Ganton Charles Wyndham Mary Gore Empire Theatre George Sylvester Viereck Schiller Joan of Arc Maude Adams Harvard Mr. Viereck Anna

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John H Webb Dies At 72 In Los Angeles

John H Webb a retired newspaper man and former owner of The New York Star and The Evening Journal died in Los Angeles today aged 72 years.

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Los Angeles Cal John H. Webb New-York Star Evening Journal

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Notable deaths and obituaries in Montgomery and Brooklyn areas

Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant aged eight died at the home of Mrs. Lambert in Abington Montgomery County. Emma Whitemore Barnes of Middle Haddam Connecticut died in Brooklyn at 45. Frederick H. Andrews yachtsman died at Morris Park Long Island. William Shardlow elder fireman and Odd Fellow died in New Jersey. Lieut Commander John Gibson USN retired died in Washington after long illness. naval career included Manila Bay service and Tientsin guard duty.

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Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant John Lambert Abington Montgomery County Penn University of Pennsylvania William M. Meredith Sergeant Mutual Assurance Association Philadelphia Savings Fund Emma Whitemore Barnes Jerome E. Bates Washington Avenue Brooklyn Middle Haddam Conn Woodruff L. Barnes Barnes Frederick H. Andrews Beach Street Morris Park L. I Lucy A Jamaica Bay Andrews Canarsie William Shardlow John H. van Derusen New Brunswick N. J Lodge Newark John Gibson U. S.N.7 Washington Navy Naval Academy Kentucky Manila Bay Boston Marine Guard Tientsin China

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Rev Dr James E Moulton Dies in Sydney

Word came yesterday of the death in Sydney Australia of Rev Dr James E Moulton brother of Prof R G Moulton head of the Department of Fish Literature at the University of Chicago Born near Newcastle England January 14 1841 He led the Wesleyan Church in Tonga from 1884 to 1889 and later served as President of Newington College in Sydney

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Sydney Australia James. Moulton R.G. ‘Moulton University of Chicago Moulton Newcastle England Kingswood Tonga Wesleyan S. W. Baker Newington College

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Reverend Dr Richard Wheatley Dies at 79 in Cold Spring

The Rev Dr Richard Wheatley a longtime New York Methodist Conference member died at Cold Spring on Hudson aged 79 after age related infirmities. Born near York England he was ordained at twenty and came to the United States joining Salisbury New York Civil War chaplain and pastor in Hudson Valley towns. Survived by three married daughters and a son his funeral is set at Cold Spring Methodist Church Monday at 2 30 pm with burial at Hancock New York.

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Opposition to proposed Building Code at Aldermen hearing

Al der man Doull pressed W H L Edwards on whether structural paint specs mirror the Dixon American Flake Graphite formula, a claim linked to a charter violation. Officials noted the next hearing will address stand pipes and superintendent powers.

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Aldermen’s Committee On Rosendale Joseph Dixon Crucible Company Frank E. Conover Mason Builders’ Association Clifford Richardson Julius Franke Maynicke & Franke Abraham Korn United Real Estate Owners’ ‘Association Harlem Property Owners’ Association Supreme Court Hasbrouck H. L. Brigh Charles H. Israels Master Builders’ Association W.H. L. Edwards Dixon Company Alderman Doull Dixon American Washington Edwards

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Lew Fields Denies Ziegfeld Violent Ejection Claims

Lew Fields says Florenz Ziegfeld and associates used force to remove him and wife from a Atlantic City theater after a dispute. Fields recounts officers, Ziegfeld personnel, and staff demanding their exit while the audience urged them to stay. He cites humiliation of Mrs. Fields and notes Ziegfeld later tried to speak in the hotel lobby.

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New York Times Atlantic City N. J Lew Fields Lee Shubert Florenz Ziegfeld Ziegfeld Shubert Mr. Fields

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Death of William M. Young known as Bill Nye double

William M. Young, 68, renowned as the double of Bill Nye, died last night at Presbyterian Hospital from complications of diseases. A Civil War navy veteran, he served as night watchman at Atlantic Gardens and the Thalia Theatre and was a member of Cecile Lodge F and A M No 568. He leaves a brother, Joseph W. Young of Brooklyn. He refused a pension due to his wartime service and was often seen with his faithful bulldog on night rounds. He will be buried with Masonic rites.

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W. M. Young Bill Nye William M. Young Presbyterian Hospital Mr. Young Atlantic Gardens Thalia Theatre Cecile Lodge F. & A. M Joseph W. Young Brooklyn Fourth Ward

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Wedding Notices From Various Episcopal and Methodist Ceremonies

Marion Emma Agnes Frost, second daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward S Frost, wed Elmer Ellsworth Adams of Seattle at the Crypt of the Cathedral of St John the Divine with Rev Dean Gates officiating. Cassie Louise Gillett married Albert Julius Johnson at R Bank New Jersey with Rev Dr Robinson presiding.

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St. John the Divine Marion Emma Agnes Edward Spurr Frost Elmer Ellsworth Adams Seattle

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Marriages and obituaries in June listings at area churches

A crowded notices page lists numerous June weddings across New Jersey and New York locations including University Place Presbyterian Church in Tacoma and Temple Biphrom Efraim. Also announced are funeral services and memorials for residents in Brooklyn, New Rochelle, Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, and surrounds with dates from June 8 to June 16 and multiple individuals named.

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Lodge Stanwood University Place Presbyterian Church George Alexander A. A Gonzales Lodge Ida Baldwin Stanwood Malino — Rosenbaum Henrietta Rosenbaum Wells Malino Temple Biphrom Efraim

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NUSSBAUM Rosie monument unveiled at Mount Cemetery

In Memorian Rosie Nussbaum a monument unveiling is set for Sunday July 13 at 10 30 A M at Mount Cemetery Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

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Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys

The Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriage. Prices start at 159 dollars. Contact the office at 20 East 280 Street New York or call 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or a representative.

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Ethel Rogers Engaged to Richard H Swartwout

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Manning engages Marguerite Manning to J Disbrow Baker Jr

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Women Riders Win at Plainfield Horse Show Judging Day

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Philadelphia Horse Show Ends After Low Public Interest

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Duke and Duchess of Guise sail from Naples to New York

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Gordin the Yiddish Dramatist Dies at 56 in Brooklyn

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Shubert Plans August Start for Fawcett in The Great John Ganton

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John H Webb Dies At 72 In Los Angeles

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Notable deaths and obituaries in Montgomery and Brooklyn areas

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Lew Fields Denies Ziegfeld Violent Ejection Claims

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NUSSBAUM Rosie monument unveiled at Mount Cemetery

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