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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1910

Page

9

Drummers Defy Rain at New York Convention Finale

The United Commercial Travelers of New York completed a three day meeting at the Manhattan Beach Hotel despite rain. 100 new members were initiated including ex Mayor McGuire of Syracuse. The event featured prizes, a Coney Island trip, and remarks from Theodore Roosevelt’s letter.

United Commercial Travelers’ Association of New York Manhattan Beach Manhattan Coney Island J. McKenzie Eleanor Paget Brooklyn Warnke Buffalo Supreme Mallory Brother Doolittle Mount Vernon Commercial Travelers’ Order McGuire Syracuse Barbour Asphalt Paving Company Bagdad Hoge Grand Council Theodore Roosevelt Commercial Travelers’ Association Col. Roosevelt Spain Porto Maurizio United States McKinley Taft Sherman Supreme Council of Our Columbus Congress Commerce and Labor Board Assembly Senate Long Island J. H. Clute Clute America Europe Charles W. Rice London Chamber of Commerce Rice Americas Cuba

Auction Set To Sell Rare 18th Century Louisiana Pamphlet

Sotheby's in London will offer a scarce 1713 pamphlet on Louisiana titled A letter to a member of the P t of G t B n printed for J. Baker 1713. The work covers vast colonial lands and rivers including Massacre Mississipy and St Louis bounds. Also up for sale: Watts Hymns first edition 1707 and Tusser 1604 Five Hundred Points of Goon Husbandrie with only one other copy in a century.

London Sotheby's Crozat J. Baker Paternoster Row Louisiana New Mexico Carolina Isle Dauphine Massacre St. Louis Mississipy Illinois St. Philip Missourys St. Jerome Ovabache Isaac Watts J. Humfreys John Lawrence Angel In the Poultrey British Museum Thomas Tusser Tusser Shakespeare

Original holograph MS of Scott romance at Sothebys

The 1824 Scott manuscript titled Romance, complete with autographic interpolations, plus an extra illustrated Dryden edition with rare appended documents, will be auctioned in London. Notable items include a signed Napier flyleaf, a Dryden signature early document, and letters relating to Dryden and Milton.

Walter Scott Sotheby’s London Scott Russia Macvey Napier Prof Napier Sir Walter Scott John Dryden J. Dryden Treasury

Prynne’s Histrio Mastix to be sold at Merwin-Clayton’s

A copy of William Prynne’s Histrio Mastix, condemned to lose his ears in 1634, will be auctioned June 23. The Puritan pamphleteer attacked stage and manners in 1632, faced massive fines and ear removal, later restored his degree and remained active until his death in 1669.

William Prynne Merwin-Clayton’s Prynne Walter Montagu Lincoln's Inn University of Oxford Bishop Wren Norwich

Weather man forecasts bleak June days and air caution

Director Scarr criticizes June as the worst in records with cold wind and rain. He warns fliers about unsafe conditions and advises timing flights with favorable weather windows. He notes New York rainoffs, Hempstead planning, and expects possible improvements if calmer days return.

Cloud County Scarr 100 Broadway Hamilton New York Curtiss Hempstead America Mke Niagara Rapids Weather Bureau

Lincoln on Douglas letter sells for 280 in Philadelphia

A Lincoln letter to Dr. B C Lundy dated November 26 1858 in Springfield Isl is described as the only Lincoln missive naming Stephen A Douglas. The sale also included letters from Morrill and Stephens touching the Lincoln Douglas campaign and Confederate state views.

Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas Philadelphia Lincoln Springfield B. C. Lundy Douglas Lot M. Morrill W. P. Fessenden Augusta Morrill Alexander H. Stephens Waddy Thompson Crawfordsville Confederacy

First edition notes on Don Quixote scarce 1654 work sold

Edmund Gayton’s Pleasant Notes Upon Don Quixote, a small 1654 London folio, fetched a sale at Merwin-Clayton's. Gayton, linked to London wits and Ben Jonson’s circle, served Oxford as Superior Beedle in Arts and Physic, wrote for Lord Mayor Jeethicke’s 1655 pageant, and died with little money. The volume discusses Elizabethan and Jacobean authors, mentioning Shakespeare thrice and Falstaff’s Shrewsbury exploits amid Festivous Notes in the pages.

Edmund Gayton Don Quixote London Merwin-Clayton’s Wits of Ben Jonson Oxford University Jeethicke Shakespeare Gayton Ben Jonson John Falstaff Shrewsbury

Sothebys to auction James Hogg manuscripts and other autographs

Two holograph James Hogg manuscripts including Wat Pringle o the Yair and Julia McKenzie go under the hammer in London this week with fourteen and seven folio pages respectively. The sale also features Thomas a Beale’s Pelham’s Widow and William Harrison Ainsworth’s The Good Old Times, a major 400 page manuscript.

James Hogg Ettrick Shepherd Wat Pringle Yair Julia, McKenzie Juliet David Brewster

Westchester Rain Cancels County Events and Delays Trains

Heavy rain in Westchester led to the cancellation of many affairs including the Westchester Chamber of Commerce auto ride with 100 cars and the White Plains Hospital tag day. Rescheduled events include the county sight-seeing tour for June 25. Delays affected New Haven Railroad commuter service as electric wires overloaded and steam locomotives were used.

New York Times White Plains N. Y Westchester County Westchester Chamber of Commerce F. A. Stratton White Plains Hospital New York Athletic Club Travers Island Sound Westchester Driving Club White Plains Fair Grounds Ew Haven

Lost valuable opal in Fulton Street near Nassau

W. T. Selleck of White Plains reported a valuable unset Mexican opal lost yesterday on Fulton Street near Nassau. He carried it in a pocketbook wrapped in black paper and after paying a dollar found the opal missing in the gutter. He advertised the return of the opal in the Lost column.

Fulton Street Nassau W. T. Selleck Cromwell Place White Plains Selleck

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