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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

9

Bernhardt Departs Yet Hints She May Return to New York

Madame Sarah Bernhardt sails from Havre aboard the La Touraine after a record 277 U S performances in the United States. She says she would consider another New York theatre named for her if a producer can open it, but otherwise she will not return.

United States New York Mme Sarah Bernhardt Havre la Touraine Mme. Bernhardt William Connor Mme. Bernharat Mr. Connor Madame French Line France de Luxe West Berkeley California St. Jogerh Missouri R. Bernhardt Paris W.e Mlle Dolores McLean Ophelia Leon Bary Bary Milo McLean Bury Second Avenue McLeans Dolores Louis Mathot Lyric Theatre Jefferson Market Court Mile

Edmund Lyons III Falls Unconscious on Broadway

Edmund Lyons III, renowned American actor and stage manager, collapsed near Fortieth Street on Broadway at noon yesterday. He was rushed to New York Hospital where doctors diagnosed liver and stomach trouble, a condition affecting the famed Nero in Quo Vadis and Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Edmund Lyons III Broadway Edmund Lyons Fortieth Street New York Hospital Mr. Lyons Nero Bottom

Advice to Young Lawyers at New York Law School

The New York Law School graduation at Carnegie Hall drew a crowd of families and legal figures. Gen Stewart L. Woodford urged lawyers to avoid deceit in both individual and corporate actions, noting opportunities for wealth yet warning of professional danger. Prizes were announced for top students in Day and Evening Schools, with Forbes receiving the three year tutorship prize valued at 500 dollars annually.

New York Law School Carnegie Hall Stewart L. Woodford Spain Woodford America George Chase Charles B. Hughes Dean Chase Flavius Dibbell Eugene Congleton William Dickinson Hart Lewis John Henry Mid Gordon Hall Harry W. Forbes

Annuity Goes With House In Charlotte Goodridge Will

Justice Leventritt rules in the New York Supreme Court that Mrs. Caroline Iselin receives a term-of-years right to Springhurst, The Chestnuts, and related properties, with annual maintenance payments of 30 000 for five years and 18 000 thereafter. The sums are not simple annuities as they fund residence upkeep and cease of occupancy.

Justice Leventritt Supreme Court Charlotte Goodridge Caroline Lydia Iselin Springhurst Riverdale Riverdale Avenue Riverdale Lane Testatrix Iselin Frederic Grosvenor Goodridge Goodridge Fifth Avenue West Twenty-ninth Street

England's richest heiress weds as king attends ceremony

Lady Mary Douglas-Hamilton, heir to vast Hamilton and Brandon estates, married Marquis of Graham at St George's Hanover Square with King Edward present. Crowd surged outside, police cordons breached, reception at Devonshire House showcased immense diamond gifts. Lady Mary, born 1884, controls Arran lands and Easton Park. Graham (born 1878) served in the South African War and later as private secretary to Austen Chamberlain.

London Mary Douglas-Hamilton Duke of Hamilton and Brandon St. George’s Church Hanover Square Marquis of Graham Duke of Montrose Edward Devonshire House Burdett-Coutts United Kingdom Duke of Hamilton Alfred Douglas Douglas-Hamilton Lady Mary Easton Park Suffolk Brodick Castle Isle of Arran Lord Graham Army Service Corps Austen Chamberlain Mary E. S. Stevenson H. Pearson Weetman Pearson Iaw Hamilton Pearson

Pittsburg Jungle Echoes From Bostock Animals

Special to The New York Times reports Bostock's trained animals held in a Pittsburg barn after a dispute over pay. Lions, hyenas, and panthers roared through the neighborhood, drawing police appeal. Animals to be moved to Coney Island tomorrow.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Bostock Luna Park Gray Coney Island

Merchant of Venice at Academy of Music Impresses

E H Sothern as Shylock and Julia Marlowe as Portia drew warm applause at the Academy of Music last night. The revival was well received by Shakespeare fans and continues through the week after earlier reviews of their Knickerbocker Theatre appearance.

E. H. Sothern Shylock Julia Marlowe Portia Academy of Music Knickerbocker Theatre Academy

Newest Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at Brighton Beach

The Pawnee Bill Wild West Show opened at Brighton Beach before about 3000 spectators. The program features Indians and cowboys, rough riders, crack shots, lasso throwers, and the pony express with Custer's last battle music. The horse thief act draws the crowd as a real man is chased, captured with a lasso, dragged, and strung up, delighting the audience.

Brighton Beach Custer

Dreamland to stage daily earthquakes at Coney Island

Dreamland plans a series of mechanical earthquake shocks for the season at Coney Island. The star attraction San Francisco opens tomorrow afternoon, with Kate Howard and her Australian company brought in to perform and help heighten realism after their real earthquake loss.

Coney Island San Francisco Kate Howard Australia

Steamship Campania Reported By Marconi Wireless

The steamship Campania was reported incoming by Marconi wireless 190 miles south of Sable Island Nova Scotia at 1 30 P M yesterday and was due in New York tomorrow morning.

Campania Marconi Wireless Sable Island N. S New York

Shrine Shrine on Williamsburg Staircase Sparks House Clash

In Williamsburg at 359 Metropolitan Avenue Italian residents defend a Virgin Mary shrine on the top floor as Tenement House Squad moves to clear tenants over unsanitary conditions. Police siege plans fail as women and families resist eviction. shrine eventually removed amid rising tensions.

Metropolitan Avenue Williamsburg

Society Gossips Note European Summer Plans and Weddings

Mr and Mrs James W Gerard guests at Gramatin Inn Bronxville before Newport. Cruises and migrations abound with many planning Europe stays. The wedding of Lieut John H White and Miss Elizabeth Bergen in Vallejo Cal last week. other society members travel to Newport Budapest Mamaroneck and Oyster Bay for nuptials and summers.

James W. Gerard Gramatin Inn Bronxville Newport John H. White Elizabeth Bergen San Francisco Vallejo Cal Lieut. White Marine Corps Miss Bergen Edwin H. Weatherbee May Weatherbee Onee Mamaroneck Europe

Kentucky Honors Foster During Homecoming Week

Louisville crowds celebrate Stephen Collins Foster author of My Old Kentucky Home with a model statue for the Kentucky Capitol. Thousands of children march with bands while 20,000 people fill the hall cheering Foster and his music as the statue model is unveiled.

Louisville Stephen Collins Foster Kentucky Foster

Mrs de Koven's Sister Weds In Quiet Calvary Ceremony

The marriage of Robert G. McGann and Mrs Grace Farwell Winston occurred at Calvary Church in New York with only close family present as Grace Farwell Winston, sister of the groom, gave her sister away. The couple, in mourning for Grace's mother, will sail on the Kaiser Wilhelm next Tuesday and spend most of the summer abroad.

Robert G. McGann Grace Farwell Winston Chicago Calvary Church Fourth Avenue Twenty-first Street John McGann Erie Penn Reginald de Koven Miss de Koven Mabel Kittridge John H. Rogers, Jr Charles Runnells Mr. Dunn

WILLIAM MEISSNER WEDS LOUISE ALDRICH IN NEW YORK CHURCH

The marriage of William Christen Meissner and Louise Dall Aldrich was held at All Angels Church in the city with Rev. Delancey Townsend and Rev. J Nevett Steele officiating. The ceremony featured orange blossoms and lace, followed by a reception at 271 West Seventy Second Street and plans to sail for Europe next week to visit the groom's Dresden-based father.

William Christen Meissner Karl Meissner New York Dresden Louise Dall Aldrich Spencer Aldrich Herman D. Aldrich All Angels’ Church Satterlee Washington Maude H. Aldrich Mr. Meissner Robert Bernard Wyman ‘Aldrich Whitney Dall Meissner — Aldrich All Angels Church J. Nevett Steele D. D S. Delancey Townsend Washington, D. C Louisa Dall Spence Aldrich William Clarjisten Meissner

Wedding of Miss Fannie Iselin to Philip Livermore at All View

Miss Fannie Iselin, second daughter of C Oliver Iselin, wed Philip Livermore in the music room at All View New Rochelle attended by sister Eleonora and cousin Theresa Iselin with Elbert Seegray as best man. The Rev William Huntington and Rev Charles Canedy officiated. Guests arrived by special train. reception followed. couple departed in a launch for New York, then Newport and Europe with Countess de Selliere sending a diadem and diamond necklace.

All View C. Oliver Iselin New Rochelle Fannie Iselin Philip Livermore Mr. Iselin Eleanora Iselin Theresa Iselin Elbert Seegray William R. Huntington Grace Church New York Charles F. Canedy Countess de Selliére Paris Miss Iselin Adrian Iselin Newport Arope

Cushman Parker Wedding in Newark Church

Eleanor Forrester Parker daughter of Col James Parker of the Thirteenth Cavalry and First Lieut Guy Cushman of the Eleventh Cavalry were married at Trinity Episcopal Church Newark at noon yesterday. Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead performed the ceremony with Rev Louis Shreve Osborne assisting. The bride, given away by her father in full dress uniform, was attended by bridesmaids Christine Roosevelt Ethel Seckendorff Evelyn King and Alice Parker. Best man Victor Cushman, ushers included Cortlandt Parker William Glasgow James Parker Jr Malcolm Campbell John Wilen Allerton Cushman Roland Theodore Lyman and Robert M Parker.

Cushman—Parker Eleanor Forrester Parker James Parker Thirteenth Cavalry United States Army Guy Cushman Eleventh United States Cavalry Trinity Episcopal Church Newark Cortlandt Whitehead Louis Shreve Osborne Christine Roosevelt W. Emlen Roosevelt Ethel Seckendorff Washington Evelyn, King New York Alice Parker Victor Cushman Lieut Cortlandt Parker William Glasgow Thirteenth James Parker, Jr United States Naval Academy Malcolm Campbell United States Steamship Lawton John Wilen Allerton Cushman Roland Theodore Lyman Boston Robert M. Parker

Miss Genevieve Daniel Weds Arthur Fraleigh Freeman

In Plainfield on June 14 at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church Miss Genevieve Daniel daughter of Edwin Moore Daniel and Arthur Fraleigh Freeman of New York wed before about 500 friends. Rev. Dr. J Sheridan Zelie officiated with matron of honor Mrs Charles Bush and bridesmaids Mrs Frederick Green Smith and Mrs George Geyser. Best man was Frederick H Freeman. Ushers included J F Duffy Edwin Moore Daniel second Arthur Killmer Albert D Beers and Albert B Beers. Victor Biaer Trinity Church New York played the organ.

Plainfield Genevieve Daniel Edwin Moore Daniel Arthur Fraleigh Freeman New York Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church J. Sheridan Zelie Charles Bush Brooklyn Frederick Green Smith George Geyser Easton Penn Frederick H. Freeman J. F. Duffy Port Chester N. Y Aurthur Killmer Albert D. Beers Albert B. Beers Victor Biaer Trinity Church

Chadwell and Pitney wed at Church of the Redeemer

In Morristown Elizabeth Willard Chadwell daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Chadwell married Frederick V Pitney son of Vice Chancellor Henry C Pitney. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr William M Hughes rector of the church.

Morristown N. J Church of the Redeemer Elizabeth Willard Chadwell George H. Chadwell Frederick V. Pitney Henry C. Pitney William M. Hughes

Miss Amy Treadwell Weds Dr. James Porter Fiske in Albany

In Albany on June 14 Miss Amy Treadwell eldest daughter of the late Col. George C. Treadwell married Dr. James Porter Fiske of New York at noon. The bride was given away by her brother Col. George Curtis Treadwell and attended by her two sisters.

New York Times Albany N. Y Amy Treadwell George C. Treadwell James Porter Fiske New York Col George Curtis Treadwell W. H. Owen,Jr Jessie She Olmsted Freder Brooks Edmund John Drummond Fiske—Treadwell Edna Caldwell Moore Cambridge Mass Ani George H. Treadw 2 York

Roosevelt Uncle of President Dies at 76 in Sayville

Robert B. Roosevelt, uncle of the President, died at Lotus Lake Sayville at 4 am after three weeks of illness. He was 76 and survived by his immediate family. Funeral services planned for Lotus Lake followed by burial at Greenwood. He led a public life as a lawyer writer and financier and held roles including Minister to the Netherlands and city reformer.

Sayville L. I Robert B. Roosevelt Lotus Lake Roosevelt J. 2. Prescott St. Ann’s Episcopal Church Robert Barnwell Roosevelt United States State Fisheries Commission Netherlands Congress Oneida Holland Society Cortlandt Street Corttlandt Street Theodore Roosevelt Robert B.roosevelt Teddy New York Fisheries Commission Cleveland Fish Culture Association Association For the Protection of Game North America North Florida Edmund Morris Charles G. Halpine Democratic Party Brooklyn Bridge American Association For the Advancement of Science Lotus Club Holland Trust Company New York Tammany Society The Columbian Order Mr. Roosevelt van Schaick Elizabeth Ellis John F. Ellis Marion T. Fortesque Robert B. Roosevelt, Jr John E. Roosevelt Margaret A. van Horne Kimberly Founders and Patriots Manhattan Club Chamber of Commerce, Sons of the American Revolution, Municial Art Society Metropolitan Museum of Art American Geographical Society Tilden Club

The Price of Money opens Crane season in New York

Theatrical notes say William H. Crane starts his next New York season in September with a new four act play by Alfred Sutro titled The Price of Money. Robert Warwick joined James K. Hackett to support Mary Ellen in her new play Lady Betty to be produced early in the autumn.

William H. Crane New York Alfred Sutro Robert Warwick James A K. Hackett Mary Nnering Lady Betty

Rare wine from a tin cup loses its charm claim

A reflective opinion notes that quality business argument loses force when drafted on inferior paper, comparing value, presentation, and impact. The piece emphasizes presentation and medium matter in persuasion.

Look for the Water Mark Bond Mentioned by Printer

The note praises Old Hampshire Bond and its water mark and urges readers to ask their printer about the paper. It suggests viewing the Book of Specimens to confirm quality and suitability for print work.

Old Hampshire

No Horse Fountains Yet At SPCA Meeting

At the monthly Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting officials announced no horse drinking fountains due to unresolved Municipal Art Commission design. Water will come from red tubs with black bands. men will lift water to strapped horses. Funding shifts from Our Animal Friends magazine to pay these riders. New trustees elected include Gen. R. C. Hawkins John D. Crimmins James Speyer and Courtlandt S. Van Rensselaer.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Our Animal Friends Board of Trustees Gen R. C. Hawkins John D. Crimmins James Speyer Courtlandt S. van Rensselaer

William Reed Thompson III dies, noted Pittsburg financier

William Reed Thompson III of Pittsburg and this city lies seriously ill after an operation. He headed W. R. Thompson & Co Bank of Pittsburg before its absorption by Union National Bank. As treasurer of multiple relief funds, he handled substantial charitable money. He served in the Civil War in Knapps Independent Battalion until war’s end.

William Reed Thompson Pittsburg Thompson W. R. Thompson & Co. Bank Union National Bank Johnstown

Death List of a Day H O Houghton Dies Sudden

H O Houghton of Houghton Mifflin Co died suddenly tonight at his Cambridge home. He was a key figure in the publishing firm. The death occurred in Cambridge and is reported from Boston.

New York Times Boston H. O. Houghton Houghton, Mifflin & Co Cambridge

Notable Obituaries from Early 20th Century City Papers

A series of obituaries reports deaths across New Jersey New York and Boston. Florence Kissam wife of Benjamin A Kissam dies at 223 West Grand Street Elizabeth New Jersey. John J Conroy head keeper of the Workhouse on Blackwell Island dies at the institution aged 68. Andrew J Loyd founder of the optical firm Loyd & Co of Boston dies at his home aged 58. Edwin H Maynard assistant postmaster of Syracuse dies aged 69. Aaron Dunham prominent Odd Fellow dies at 124 William Street East Orange aged 90. George C Small Sr dies at 718 Halsey Street Brooklyn aged 84. Vincenzo Savarese a leading macaroni manufacturer dies at his Brooklyn home aged 66. He leaves a widow four sons and six daughters.

Florence Kissam Benjamin A. Kissam West Grand Street Elizabeth N. J James Coleman Trenton John J. Conroy Blackwell's Island Keepers’ Mutual Benevolent Association Mohican Club Andrew J. Loyd Andrew J. Loyd & Co Boston Mr. Loyd Edwin H. Maynard Syracuse Aaron Dunham William Street East Orange New York Oriental Lodge George C. Small Halsey Street Brooklyn England Nfe Gold and Stock Telegraph Company Hhif

Weather unsettled with showers over unsettled districts

Unsettled weather prevails, with general showers in unsettled districts and warmer readings in the Ohio Valley to New England. Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy across New York to New England, with variable winds along the coasts and lighter winds from the Gulf to the South Atlantic. The temperature record and thermometer details are noted for the local Weather Bureau station.

Washington Lower Lake Region Gulf States Ohio Valley New England Mississippi Valley Northwest Middle Atlantic South Atlantic States South Atlantic Gulf Coast Superior European Grand Banks New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware

Summer Reading Guide in New York Times Saturday Review

Readers can preview newest books in all departments in the Summer Reading Number to be published by The New York Times Saturday Review of Books on Saturday June 16. James Huneker will write on French books, with H W Boynton Jessie B Rittenhouse and Bliss Carman also contributing notable articles. Order from your newsdealer.

James Huneker H. W. Boynton Jessie B. Rittenhouse Bliss Carman

Marriages in June 1906 listed from New York area

Notices of six marriages including Marion Bowen to Archibald Davis in Plainfield New Jersey and Helen Irving to William Dole in Brooklyn. Also Jessie Olmsted to Edmund Drummond in New York Albany and Florence De Garmo to Kenneth Rowe in New York, all dated June 14 to 18 1906 with church and minister details.

Rowe—De Garmo Onhursday Church of the Divine Paternity Frank Oliver Hall Florence Elizabeth William Burton de Garmo Kenneth Paul Rowe New York

Ambler Death in White Plains Bedford NY June 12 1906

Notices list multiple obituaries including Benjamin I Ambler of Bedford New York aged 75 funeral at St Matthew Bedford June 2 meeting train 11 40 from New York. Beebe child Nathalie 3 years 2 months of Westhampton Beach died June 14 1906 funeral June 16 267 Henry St Brooklyn flowers declined.

Beere Westhampton Beach L. I Nathalie Henry Warren Many Wheelock Beebe Henry St Broolyn

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