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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jun 14, 1907

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4

Miss Breeze Engaged to Lord Innes Ker in Grace Church

Miss Charlotte Sandys Foulke Sands of this city to wed Alfred Morton Githens son of Dr. W. H. Githens of Philadelphia in Grace Church chantry on June 20 at 3 50 pm. Rev W R Huntington to officiate with Dr Thomas Stotesbury Githens best man and ushers from New York and Philadelphia. Louis Sands to give the bride in marriage.

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Alfred Morton Githens Thomas Stotesbury Githens Dr.Astley P. C. Ashhurst Philadelphia Aymar Embury Fisher Booth Ethanor New York Louis Sands Miss Sands Joseph Sands Grace Church
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Marriage plans for Hoguet Lynch wedding in Paris

Robert Louis Hoguet and Louise Robbins Lynch announce their marriage set for June 27 at the Church of St. Honoré d'Eylau Paris. Hoguet family ties and Lynch relatives noted.

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R. L. Hoguet Paris Robert Louis Hoguet Louise Robbins Lynch Cable Robert J. Hoguet Oak Lawn Washington Heights New York Marie Noel Ramey C J. Pierre René Hoguet Marguerite Marie Hoguet Miss Lynch Newak Peter . Lynch Miss Robbins Brooklyn Mire. Belmont Emily Sloane William Rl Dodge Cyril Martineau Muriel Delano Robbins Herbert D. Robbins
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Miss Jennie Voorhees Weds Herold Beattie in New Brunswick

Miss Jennie Amerman Voorhees daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward B Voorhees married Herold M Beattie of New York City on the College Farm lawn at 6 30 pm. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Leo Beattie and attended by Vassar classmates, with Frederick Clark as best man. The couple plans to travel to Pasa del Mexico for his medical career.

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New Brunswick N. J Jennie Amerman Voorhees Edward B. Voorhees Herold Mairs Beattie New York City College Farm Leo Beattie New York J. Preston Searle New Brunswick Theological Seminary John Overbeck Karl Loyd J. Grunsky W. Brodix T. C. Doring T. A. Hageman New
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Beavell and Doble Wed in Quincy Home Ceremony

John H. Beavell of El Paso Texas married Miss Rachel M. Doble at the bride's parents home in Quincy tonight. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. BE N. Hardy.

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New York Times Quincy Mass John H.beavell el Paso Texas Rachel M. Doble BE. N. Hardy
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Breese Engagement To Wed Lord Innes Mer

News from England reports the engagement of Miss Anne Breese to Lord Alastair Robert Innes Mer brother of the Duke of Roxburghe and heir presumptive. The bride is related to Lady De Eresby and counts Mrs Haigine and James L Breese among her relatives.

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Lord Innes-Ker Duke of Roxburghe Mies Breese Lord Innes-Mer New York Anne ‘Breese Alastair Robert Innes- Mer May ‘Goelet Miss Breese Ee Beet de Eresby Bloise Breese
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Baltic voyage members return to Lenox home after Europe trip

George ren Bonn vayne and Folsom, who sailed from Europe aboard the Baltic, moved to their Lenox residence upon arrival. Jeette Folsom contracted typhoid fever likely in Cannes Mentone and lingered two months in Lan o en route to Dalmatia. Mrs Charles I Berg of Gramercy Park and her son Hunter Van Beilete plan June departure on the Cretic, staying abroad until October. Berg will join later.

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George Ren Bonn Vayne Sees Charles I. Berg Gramercy Park Hunter van Beilete Berg
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Food minister's claim on Grape Nuts after family leaves

A minister recounts a yellow fever scare and his family’s departure. He credits Grape Nuts with restoring digestion sleep and strength during two years of isolation, noting improved appetite and weight gain as he adopted two meals daily with milk. The children and wife also benefited.

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Summer Travel and Weddings Roundup In Eastern Resorts

Social notes list numerous summer plans and nuptials. George A Crocker and Elizabeth Massen to sail June 20 for Europe. Edgemere Club visits for Forbes McCreery. Zabriskie Gray and Marian Fish honeymooning at Virginia Hot Springs. Hawkes leases Bishop place at Ardsley with eleven show horses. Larz and Mabel Perkins Anderson celebrate tenth anniversary with Brookline dinner. Many pairs head to Newport and Oyster Bay for summer. Engagements include Ethel Spear with Harold Hays. Anne Thompson to Sam Morse of Boston. Staatsburg wedding planned. Families, society couples, and notable residents announce travels and residences across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Long Island venues.

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George A. ‘Crocker Elizabeth Massen Europe Janvier le Rue Merritt T. Wygatt Henry Forbes McCreery Edgemere Club Edgemere Albert Zabriskie Gray Marian Fish Virginia Hot Springs Edward H. Hawkes Sjr Bishop Place Ardsley-on-Hudson Hawkes Ardsley Larz Anderson Mabel Perkins Brookline
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Washington Society News Quickupdate of June Events

Washington report notes George Vanderbilt and Mrs. Metcalf leaving for New York after a Washington visit and plans for Newport summer. Mrs. Metcalf to California for months in July. Mrs. Bacon heads to Westbury cottage and returns in autumn. Helen Taft arrives for summer and plans a Canada trip with her mother, Master Charles Taft accompanying. Roger Straus returns from college to join family at their Sixteenth Street home.

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New York Times Washington George Vanderbilt Secretary of the Navy California Robert Bacon Westbury L. L Helen Taft Taft Bryn Mawr Canada Charles Taft Roger Straus Secretary of Commerce and Labor Spees
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Newport Summer Arrivals Open Cabins and Villas

Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell rents Belle vue Avenue cottage for the season. Mrs Hermann Oelrichs arrives at Rose Cliff villa. Mrs Natalie Schenck Collins and mother at Redwood cottage. Collins rents Cadwallader. Numerous other arrivals attend the season at Crowns, Greystone, and nearby estates. Colonel Neill ill at Beach Street. Senator Wetmore returns for season and opens villa. Several families establish or reopen homes on Bellevue Avenue and Ochre Point.

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G. P. Williams George Henry Warren Hermann Leroy Emmett Herron A. Johnson M. A. D. Perkins Europe C. C. Perkins Bruen Cottage Austin L. Sands Harold A. Minott Weesh T. Shaw New York William Grosvenor Beacon Hill Edward M. Neill Beach Street Col. Neill Newport Reading Rooms Bellevue Avenue George Peabody Wetmore Washington Airs Wetmore Misses Wetmore James B Pratt Villa Arleigh J. Laurens van Alen Bellevue Avenue van Alen
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Big Day at Flower Mission in New York

The New York Flange and Fruit Mission on 104 East Twenty Street saw its biggest day yet as 1000 bouquets were assembled, double the year's previous total. Wealthy area estates like Great Neck Ossining Rye arranged for gardeners to send boxes, while demand for flowers vegetables and medicines exceeded supply for the city’s sick and aged.

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New York Great Neck Orange Ossining Rye
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French music to be the vogue in America this winter

Paris dispatch reports a new French oratorio The Children of Bethlehem by Pierné may premiere in New York this winter. Other composers Vincent D Ind y De Bussy Dukas Pierné and Faure are expected to gain prominence as American audiences embrace French opera and a national home for opera is discussed by Rudolph Schirmer.

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New York Vincent D’indy de Bussy Dukas Faure New York Times Co Paris America Bethehem Pierné Rudolph Schirmer Vincent, D'Indy Plerné Oscar Hammerstein Opéra Comique Boston Cincinnati Nordica Schirmer Dresden
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German theatre plans in New York under Baumfeld

Berlin reports Dr. Maurice Baumfeld, new Irving Place Theatre manager, assembling a German company for New York. Stage manager Heinrich Marlow and signed actors include August Weigert Glebel and Collot, Fraulein Reimann. Oktober season opens with Grillparzer Richter von Zalamen and features Wedekind Erdgeist and other German hits.

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Cablegram New York Times Co Berlin Maurice Baumfeld Irving Place Theatre New York Heinrich Marlow August Weigert Royal Theatre Munich Glebel Collot Lust Spielhaus Fraulein Reimann Grillparzer Richter von Zalamen United States Baumfeld Wedekind Kammersaenger Commissar Schnitzler
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New Manager for Stine Next Season

Charles J. Stine and Olive Evans, who returned from England and a tour of the British colonies in vaudeville, will appear under American management next season in the United States. They will be starred by a well known manager in an elaboration of their sketch "A Bachelor's Holiday."

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Stine Charles J. Stine Olive Evans England United States
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Third Actors Amateur Baseball League game at Knickerbocker

The Red Mill and Comedy Club teams meet at the Knickerbocker Theatre this afternoon. Admission is free, with a collection taken during the game. Robert Cummings, a five year Proctor’s veteran, signs to join David Belasco’s company next Fall after stints with Albee stock in Providence.

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Actors’ Amateur Baseball League Red Mill Pany Knickerbocker Theatre Comedy Club Robert Cummings Proctor David Belasco Albee Stock Company Providence
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Steamer Schedules Announced For New Haven and Hudson Rides

The Chester W Chapin of the New Haven Line will debut with a Sunday trip to New Haven leaving Peck Slip at 9 30 A M and returning from New Haven at 4 39 P M. The New Hampshire of the Norwich Line will sail upriver from Pier 40 at 10 A M to Poughkeepsie and back by about 6 P M. Citizens Line states steamers will depart New York at 5 P M on and after June 17.

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Chester W. Chapin New Haven Peck New Hampshire Norwich Hudson Pier 40 Clarkson Street Poughkeepsie Citizens’ Line New York
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Back Without His Bride on the Adriatic

The White Star liner Adriatic brought 750 belated passengers from Cherbourg after a French strike delayed their departure from Harrigon. G F Bronson Howard returned alone after marrying quickly abroad, while Mrs Bronson Howard sued him for a hotel bill following their four day marriage. Charles F Brooker and his wife also traveled abroad, and Brooker noted English bankers praised the President's Indianapolis speech for improving American railroad securities abroad.

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France Cherbourg Harrigon G. F. Bronson-Howard Adriatic Cable Skinner W. W. Skinner Norfolk Charles F. Brooker Brooker New Haven
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Rain Ends Fete Champetre for New York Clubwomen

The City Federation of Women's Clubs opened a roof garden reception at the Hotel Astor in New York last night. About 1,000 invitations were issued but rain caused guests to move indoors to the eighth floor where music and refreshments followed. Each guest received a French fan as a souvenir.

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New York Hotel Astor City Federation of Women's Clubs William Cummings Story Federation Story Belle de Rivera John Francis Yanger A. Willis
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Baltic Sails Today Full of Distinguished Ocean Travelers

The White Star liner Baltic will sail for Liverpool with cabins full. Passengers include Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Pressenger on extended England and Continent tour, James P. Sito, Augustus W. Clarke art treasure hunt, and Richard G. Hollaman seeking novelties for the new season. Additional travelers and arrivals are listed from La Provence and the Adriatic with notable names such as Marquis d Aigneaux, Sir John Lane Harrington, Joseph Pulitzer, and other prominent figures.

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Liverpool Austin E. Pressenger Central Park West Newport England James P. Sito Augustus W. Clarke Europe Richard G. Hollaman Eden Musée Company Percy Andreas A. D. Barrett J. W. Butterworth W. S. Chase David Mackay Crabb John Francis Day Richard H. Ewart Alfred W. Gardner A. J. Gillette Mortimer Hill Charles Kellogs Wiliam Swift Keyser D. Buchanan, Merryman George S. Peabody W.C. Runyon T. Shaw Thomas J. Shryock X. A. Cc. Smith J. Rhineder Ateventy Richard Sutro Gardner van Nostrand Major Co. W., Whipple Percival J. Wood la Provence Marquis d'Aigneaux Canada George Daly Charles R. Gregory Maxwell D. Howell R. de Lobel Mahy Philadelphia Hen Lord Comte Comtesse de Montessus de Ballou Chile A. P. Riker Ambrose Riker Adriatic Wilmer Atkinson Albert B. Boardman Reyinald S. Brinton Bronson Howard Col John C. Calhoun J. Clark Curtiss J. L. Daniels George William Douglass George Douglass Arnold H. Ellis John Lane Harrington Charles H. Irish Charles W. Jones Craige Lippincott Myron J. Law FE. B. Meyrowitsz Schuyler L. Parsons Charles Perry Lawrence C. Phipps R. E. Pierce Joseph Pulitzer Harry T. Ramsedell
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Hastings Seriously Ill in New York Hospital

Albany June 13 Assemblyman William George Hastings of Newburg Orange County First Assembly District lies seriously ill as his parents sit bedside with him in hospital care. The report notes Hastings condition remained grave and family members requested privacy.

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Hastings Albany William George Hastings Newburg Orange County Anthony Pit
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Last Curtain Falls for Mrs. W. G. Jones

Mrs. W. G. Jones aged 79 and long called the oldest actress on the American stage died at her daughter’s home. She appeared in Richard III and Meg Merrilees, befriended actors including Sothern, Booth, and Jefferson, and left two sons and a daughter. Funeral from St Chrysostom’s Church.

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W. G. Jones Gilbert Julia A. Birdseye Jones Julia Deane Chatham Julia Wagstaff Bermudas Wagstaff Julia Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia Duke of York Richard III Junius Brutus Booth Robert Mantel Duchess of York Prince of Wales Annie Boyle Juliet Maude Adams Eleanor Robson Kyrle Bellew Faversham Charlotte Cushman Meg Ferrilles
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Little Italy Feasts in Honor of St Anthony

The Italian colony south of Second Avenue and 116th Street celebrated the Feast of St Anthony of Padua with mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel and a day of rest and revelry. Police estimated about 30 000 celebrants filled the district from dawn to night with parades concerts and fireworks throughout Jefferson Park.

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Second Avenue 116Th Street Anthony of Padua Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel 115Th Street First Avenue
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Memorials Unveiled In Hartford And Fairfield Connecticut

In Hartford the Society of the Colonial Wars of Connecticut unveiled a marble shaft on the Charter Oak site and planted a white oak scion. In Fairfield a large stone was revealed in an old cemetery marking the burial place of Andrew Ward, key leader with Massachusetts Bay governors in 1635 6.

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New Haven Conn Connecticut Hartford Society of the Colonial Wars of Fairfield Andrew Ward General Court of Massachusetts Bay John Winthrop, Jr
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Cadwalader Doctor Dies in London Inquest Rules Natural Causes

An inquest at Battersea on Charles Evert Cadwalader, a Philadelphia physician and former Battersea resident, found death from natural causes due to valvular heart disease. The verdict followed his sudden death yesterday after his arrival in London.

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Philadelphia London Battersea Charlies Evert Cadwalader
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Browne Ends Life at North Adams Home

Charles Alfred Browne a former electrician from Massachusetts died by his own hand in his North Adams residence. born Adams 1842, he was of Puritan descent and counted ex Governor Bradford among his ancestors.

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Charles A. Browne North Adams Mass Charles Alfred Browne Adams Bradford
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Noted California pioneer and mineralogist Henry G. Hanks dies

Henry G. Hanks one of California pioneers and former State Mineralogist died in Alameda California at age 81. He was Ohio born and long connected with mining and geology. Also dead are Rev. Robert F. Elsdon Methodist minister of the New York Conference who died in Matteawan hospital aged 68 from appendicitis after more than forty years in the ministry. Rev. Dr. James Moore Presiding Elder Camden District of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his Camden New Jersey home after a long illness at age 63 leaving a son Frank Moore president of Pennington Seminary and two daughters.

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Henry G. Hanks California Alameda Cal Ohio Robert F. Elsden New York Matteawan James Moore Camden Methodist Episcopal Church N J Moore Frank Moore Pennnington Seminary
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Funeral Plans For Senator John Tyler Morgan

The body of United States Senator John Tyler Morgan, who died Tuesday night, was taken from Washington at 11 o clock for his late home in Selma Alabama. Funeral service set for Saturday noon with in state viewing and burial to follow.

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Washington United States John Tyler Moran Selma Ala
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Benedict Wyman Wedding Reported in New York Home

On Wednesday June 5 1907 at the bride's mother's home 44 West 115th Street Florence Adelaide Benedict wed Webster William Wyman conducted by Rev William W Davis The ceremony united two members of prominent families in a formal society event in New York City.

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Wyman—Benedict 115Th St William W. Davis Florence Adelaide Benedict Webster William Wyman
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Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area

A batch of death notices and funeral arrangements dated June 1907 lists Oliver Price Davis Emma Augusta McDougall widow Fannie Hodgson infant Alfred S Jeffrey Mrs Julia A Deane etc with service times and locations across New York Sewanee Richmond Batesville Cedarhurst and other localities.

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Richmond Southern Philadelphia Jeffrey Alfred S A. McL Jones W. G. Jones Julia A. Deane MacKenzie William Mackenzie Emmeline Hood James R. Muir West 127Th St Mcgill Catherine A. McGill Madison Av Calvary Cemetery McGuire Thomas J. McGuire Edward F. Lacey East List St St. Patrick’s Cathedral Frederick Schrader Weinberg Cedarhurst L. I Phillip Weinberg
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Death notices for two D A R members in Mary Washington Colonial

The Mary Washington Colonial Chapter of the D A R reports the deaths of two members, Mrs. Phoenix Remsen and Mrs. Isaac N. Phelps. Jessie Kittredge Humason serves as secretary.

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Mary Washington Colonial Chapter Phoenix Remsen Isaac N. Phelps Jessie Kittredge Humason
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