Buffalo Bill Sued Over Train Robbery Scene at Luna Park
Arthur Voegttin, proprietor of the train robbing act, seeks an injunction in the United States Circuit Court to stop "Buffalo Bill" from continuing the production without Royalties. Judge Lacombe reserved decision while a temporary injunction also bars La Bohème at the Grand Opera House pending two-week adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Voegttin
Luna Park
Coney Island
Dittenhoefer
Lacombe
United States
Buffalo Bill
Col. Cody
Voegttin
William T. Keogh
Irving M. Dittenhoefer
G. Riccardi
Milan
Italy
Grand Opera House
Royal Italian Operaompany
John H. Springer
Bispham Joins Hammerstein For New York Season
David Bispham arrived on the Cedric and announced he would sing next season under Oscar Hammerstein. He owns and may stage The Vicar of Wakefield by Liza Lehmann here, a Rent success in England, described as not a comic light opera. He praised Mme Nordica's plan for an American Bayreuth as capable of great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bispham
Cedric
Oscar Hammerstein
Bispham
Vicar of Wakefield
Liza Lehmann
England
Mme. Nordica
Baireuth
Appellate Division Reverses Outcault Demurrer in Buster Brown suit
The Appellate Division unanimously sustains Richard Outcault's appeal, overturning a lower court ruling that overruled his demurrer to the answer of Lucien Bonheur as trustee in bankruptcy. Bonheur counters that Outcault does not own Buster Brown and seeks money already paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Richard Outcauilt
Lucien L. Bonheur
Melville Raymond
Outcault
Buster Brown
Actors' Fund Fair Receives 13 Dollar Note
Los Angeles sent a 13.40 check to the Actors' Fund Fair as net proceeds from a baseball game between actors and local newspaper men. Admission was 10 cents, and Carl Taylor called the game a bum effort. FE. D. Price will deliver the check to Daniel Frohman, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FE. D. Price
Carl Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Jewish Scrolls Buried After Restoration of Damaged Torahs
Eighteen Torah scrolls to be buried tomorrow at the Zichro Toras Moses Synagogue 183 East Broadway and then interred at Washington Cemetery. The ancient rite requires burial of damaged scrolls, a practice revived after workers unearthed remnants of eighteen scrolls from Irving Hall. Rabbis Isaac Seiger and Israel Isaacson to lead solemn services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zichra Toras Moses
East Broadway
Washington Cemetery
Irving Hall
Broome Street
Irving
Eneer
Isaac Seiger
Zachra Toras Moses
Israel Issacson
Synagogue
Kol Israel Anshe Poland
Suwalk
Forsyth Street
Atlanta Mayor Ships Wild Animals to Grant Park Zoo
Mayor W R Joyner of Atlanta shipped a zebra lion puma porcupines emu toucans mandarin ducks swans and monkeys to stock the Grant Park Zoo after a New York buying spree. He noted totals near several hundreds with prices ranging from 20 to 700 as part of Georgia Day celebrations at Jamestown Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
Atlanta
W. R. Joyner
Georgia
Cap" Joyner
New York
Atlanta Park
Joyner
the Waldorf
Micah
City College Men of ’87 Dine at Astor Reunion
Members of the College of the City of New York class of 1887 held a reunion at the Hotel Astor. President Finley spoke on college growth since President Webb and outlined plans for the next twenty years. Francis E. Winslow was elected President with Scheider as Historian and another member as Secretary. a Health Board, counsel, a press committee, and an auditor were also named. The Alumni Quartet performed songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of
New York
Hotel Astor
New College
John H. Finley
Finley
Webb
Benjamin_Requa
Twent
William_—Johns
Charlesohansen
John W. Howe
Francis E. Winslow
Bordeaux Fleet Sails for Exposition Cruise
The New York Times reports a U S special service squadron sails from Newport bound for Bordeaux to attend the exposition marking steam navigation’s anniversary. The force includes the armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington under Rear Admiral Stockton with coal, submarine mine gear, 225 sailors and apprentices, and a crew able to reach 18 to 22 knots en route to Brest Southampton and Kiel before returning to the United States later this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Bordeaux
France
Tennessee
Washington
Admir Charles H. Stockton
Court Building Settling Prompts Official Survey
Rumors of the Criminal Court Building sinking prompted a preparatory survey by city architects yesterday. A more detailed examination may start today. The structure has settled about an eighth of an inch in two years with minor movement near the arch over the stairway. Sgitor Edward Copper observed a thin tissue paper over a crack six months ago. it remained intact, suggesting limited movement. Observed sinking concentrates at the Franklin and White Street corners of the Center Street side, above the old Colonial era pond site later filled in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Edward Coppers
Coppers
Centre Street
Hopes of John R. Rogers on International Tour
John R. Rogers sails tomorrow on the steamer St. Louis with plans to travel through England Ireland and Scotland and spend days in Vienna. He returns in August to push Melntyre and Heaths The Som Tree editon while abroad he will meet Minnie Palmer whom he helped make famous in My Sweet Heart. He may accept song management of her for an American tour only if she agrees Rogers insists on genuine management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Rogers
St. Louis
England
Ireland
Scotland
Vienna
Rogers
Sothern and Marlowe Add Matinee for Twelfth Night
E. H. Sothern and Julie Marlowe schedule an extra matinee of Twelfth Night on June 21 at the Ace of Music. Their run continues in Philadelphia and Boston following a prior engagement at the Ace. Harry Kelly closes the season at Wallack's with His Top Night Beverton in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sothern
Julie Marlowe
Ace Y of Music
Philadelphia
Boston
Harry Kelly
Beverton
Wallack
Transatlantic liner sailings and weddings at Larchmont
The article notes six liners sailing for England and continental ports with many notable passengers. It also reports the engagement of Miss Dickinson to Robert Stewart Crocker and Miss Morrison’s marriage to W J T Lynch at St John’s Church Larchmont with a reception at the Cobden home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stewart Crocker
Miss Morrison
W. J. T. Lynch
Delight Dickinson Engaged to Robert S. Crocker
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Dickinson of 812 West Seventy-seventh Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Delight Dickinson to Robert Stewart Crocker of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Dickinson
West Seventy-seventh Street
Miss Delight Dickinson
Robert Stewart Crocker
Stevens-Clegg wedding to take place at St Peter's Church
Miss Edith Male Clegg daughter of Clegg of Sunset Park will wed Edward Addi Stevens Jr. at St Peter's Church on Monday evening. Rev Dr Roche will officiate. Bridesmaids include Florence Herold and Ella Belle Taylor. Best man is Moses King with ushers from Newark Yonkers and Lowell. Reception at Hotel Chelsea with pink roses and white carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Male Clegg
Charles Alfred Clegg
Sunset Park
Edward Addison Stevens, Jr
St. Peter’s Church
West Twentieth Street
Olin
Roche
Florence Herold
Newark
Ella Belle Taylor
Donna Easley
Yonkers
Melita Krueger
Elizabeth Austen
New York
Moses King
Leon V. Hendrick
Percy Quinta
William B. Shelton
This City
Harry Moore
Herman Herold
Arthur Stevens
Lowell
Mass
Hotel Chelsea
David A. Edgar
Richman County Medical Society
Mr. Stevens
Harvard
Seventh Regiment
Edward Addison Stevens
Massachusetts
Charles H. Morse
Massachusetts Industrial Education Commission
Barnes-Owen Wedding Set At Parents Home
Miss Shirley Barnes and Carl M. Owen will wed this evening at 60 West Forty-ninth Street the bride’s parents home. Rev Robert Collyer to officiate with bridesmaids Anna Wood and Marion Wood and best man Frederick H. Stinchfield. Ushers include Thomas McB. Breele George S. Franklin Watson B. Robinson and James A. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Owen plan to spend the summer in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Barnes
Carl M. Owen
Merrick Mortimer Barnes
West Forty-ninth Street
Robert Collyer
Anna Wood
Marion Wood
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Thomas McB. Breele
George 8. Franklin
Watson B. Robinson
James A. Nelson
Mr. Owen
Harvard Law Jr
Mrs. Owen
Colorado
Out of Town Wedding in Oyster Bay Today
Miss Edith Greenough of this city will marry Edison Lewis of Boston in Oyster Bay today. The bride is the daughter of a prominent local family with several sisters and connections to notable social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Greenough
Oyster Bay
Edith Greenough
Edison Lewis
Boston
Greenough
M Greenough
Ry. Piverd M
Wnsend Greenone
Marion Place
Kroner
Iss Mary Harriman
Mary Ts — Seale
Nineita Geeta Pee Skae
Woodbury Daughter to Wed Coyle and Slocum Heiress to Wed
Woodbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodora C Woodbury will wed Philip Edward Coyle of Boston at the Church of the Holy Communion with Miss Marion Scott Boyd as maid of honor. In New Bedford Thomas Jewett Hallowell of New York will wed Miss Marion Slocum, daughter of Francis Ricketson Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Theodora C. Woodbury
Philip Edward Coyle
Boston
Church of the Holy Communion
Marion Scott Boyd
New Bedford
Mass
Thomas Jewett Hallowell
New York
Marion Slocum
Francis Ricketson Slocum
Baltimore Wedding Of Henrietta Cowman George And Dr. Marshall L Price
Special to The New York Times from Baltimore June 14 reports the marriage of Miss Henrietta Cowman George to Dr. Marshall L. Price Secretary of the State Board of Health of Maryland. The ceremony was at Old St. Pauls Church with Rev. Arthur B. Kin solving officiating. The bride was given away by her uncle Julian Henry Lee with maid of honor Miss Sarah Fenner George and bridesmaids including Eleanor Wilcox Brown Corrie Chambers Anna Seppe Mary Bedford Snowden Lucy Burrows and Nettie Hummouse. Ushers included Dr. William H. Welch W S Thayer John B Fulton Stephen Lee George Heyward Boyce and Major Glenman U S A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henrietta Cowman George
John J. George
Marshall L. Price
New York
State Board of Health of
Maryland
Old St. Paul’s Church
Arthur B. Kinsolving
Julian Henry Lee
Sarah Fenner George
Eleanor Wilcox Brown
Corrie Chambers
Anna Seppe
Mary Bedford Snowden
Lucy Burrows
Nettie Humrhouse
William H. Welch
W.S. Thayer
John
Fulton Stephen Lee
George Heyward Boyce
Major Glenman
U. 8
Notable Society Guests Summering Along Eastern Seaboard
Dr. Harry Barton Jacobs and Mrs Jacobs return from London to Newport in August. Mrs Sherwood Picking and Mrs Edward Shippen with her sons vacation at North Hatley Canada. Mr Pierre Lorillard Ronalds and Miss Thora Strong toured Avalon France by auto. Mrs J Low Harriman and daughter return from Europe after a year abroad. Theophilus Vaughan and Miss Eleanor Lewis to spend summer at East Hampton L I following a Philadelphia wedding. Dr J Madison Taylor to Bar Harbor June 21, with wife and daughter joining soon. Benjamin Yoakum and Miss Yoakum at Stoneleigh Narragansett Ave for the season. James Stillman and W Storrs Wells open Newport cottages, as will Percy Rockefeller with Stillman. An unnamed couple at Greystone Ochre Point for the season. Mrs Samuel M Jarvis hosts a bridge luncheon at Quaker Ridge Mamaroneck. Mrs James A Trowbridge opens country home Noroton Conn for the summer. W B Leeds returns to Long Island after town stay. Moran and Lar Anderson to entertain the Duke of Abruzzi in Boston at Clyde Park. Mrs George L von Meyer plans a June 19 country club dinner and dance. Mrs Samuel Well and Miss Daisy Weil sail June 20 on the America for a European tour with later Norway and Sweden stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transatlantic
England
Continental
St. Louis
Southampton
Finland
Antwerp
Senator
Chauncey M. Depew
H. Champernowne
Ashcroft
Vicomte de Burres
Charles Albert Bayless
de Mendoca Brandon
C. Ferguson Brown
Edward Biddleclay
H. T. Cozens-Hardy
Philip P. Campbell
F. B. del
J. T. Dewar
Arthur Norton Goodfellow
R. C. Hahn
G. B. D. Hasbrouck
W. Hollidam
L. W. Kimball
A. F. Lucas
Jose Marien
Robert Shaw Oliver
Lawrence Perin
J. West Roosevelt
George G. Tyler
E. L. van Peltz
C. A. Waldo
Charles T. Winter
Cunarder Campania
Vicomte Robert de Barris
H. A. Beale, Jr
Harrington Beard
Robert Cummings
H. T. Buller
Thomas Devlin
Misa Marie
Herbert G. Wylie
Patricia
Hamburg
Virginia Buttermore
I. J. Cramer
Elizabeth Gibbs Dismukes
Elizabeth Frederick
Albert F. Ganz
Rs. J. M. Jenkins
John Kaiser
William Thompson Lees
Robert Bruce Pegram
Charles J. Shoemaker
Henri Guinard
W. J. Hardy
Gustave Kohn
J. N. Leger
F. C. Lecompte
Comtesse de Hultfeld
Cuthbert Mills
Guido Parisi
Franklin
Mildred Rogers Travers
Jose A. del Valie
Gardner Wetherbee
A. E. Yates
Caledonia
Glasgow
John W. Althouse
John Robert Ardery
William Bruce
George Crawford
Pierre Wbites
James A. Dapforth
Charlies M. Wormley
John C. Black
Thomas Munro
Charles P. Martin
Frank A. Pells
Robert L. Rough
Douglas Summers
Robert T. Weir
T. J. Whelan
Passengrs
London
Emily Keene Barnum
A. L. Blauvelt
E. R. Carpenter
J. W. Clarke
J. A. Coke
Robert Sherwood
Henry Picking
Edward Shippen
North Hatley
Canada
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
Thora Strong
Avalon District
France
Clifford Wheaton Vaughan
Eleanor Lewis
Philadelphia
East Hampton
L. I
J. Madison Taylor
Bar Harbor
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Europe
Benjamin F. Yoakum
Yoakum
Stoneleigh
Narragansett Avenue
Newrt
Theummer
James Stillman
Newport
W. Storrs Wells
Percy Rockefeller
Greystone
East Thirty-fourth Street
Noroton
Conn
W. B. Leeds
Long Island
MorLar Anderson
Duke of Abruzzi
Boston
Clyde Park Country Club
George L. von Meyer
Country Club
Samuel Well
Daisy Weil
America
Germany
Switzerland
Well
Norway
Sweden
Washington
Viscount de Alle
Portugal
Legation
Luise d’Arenas de Lima
Mme. de Lima
Madrid
Liang Chang
China
de Blaupre
Mme
Atlantic City
Viscount de Martal
Charles de Chambrun
Meyer
Meyer, Wife and Gaugnters
Hamilton
Mass
Connecticut Avenue
Marion Oliver
New York
Miss Oliver
Josephine Durand
Great Britain
Sir Mortimer
Lady Durand
Surrey
H. L. B. Harris
Navy
Rhode Isand Avenue
Harris
Tate
Thomas W. Cridler
Oranges Unite in Big Celebration and Statue Unveiling
Washington notes two foreign dignitaries set to return to their posts as the Viscount de Alle and Luise d Arenas de Lima depart Washington. In New Jersey, Orange Township marks its centennial with a grand Orange family reunion, a bronze Dispatch Rider statue unveiling, and a two hour parade through four Orange towns despite rain.
Bride's sad trip home: Butler's bride carries body from Manila
Florence Wilkinson Watson journeys from Trenton to Manila to marry First Lieut. William Thomas Butler, who died in the Philippines. She crossed the Pacific alone after their February 1 wedding in Manila. Butler, a former Spanish-American War volunteer and regular army officer, proposed by letter and was stationed in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
William Thamas Butler
Philippines
Pacific
Manila
Florence Wilkinson Watson
William Thomas Butler
Watson
Man
Four New York Priests to Study Abroad for Two Years
Four young priests of the New York archdiocese, graduates of St Josephs Seminary and Catholic University of America, were selected by Archbishop Farley to study in Europe for two years to prepare for chairs in the seminary. The priests named are the Rev Francis Albert Ph D the Rev Edwin nyen 8 T L the Rev John Mitty 8 T B and the Rev Daniel Sheeran T B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of
Francis Murphy Seriously Ill
Francis Murphy temperance advocate is seriously ill at his Los Angeles home on June 14. Physicians doubt his recovery and monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy
Los
Angeles
Gov Folk Gambles With Two-Cent Rate Gridlock
Missouri remains with a three cent per mile railroad fare as federal injunctions shield eighteen lines from enforcing the two cent rate while eight more face state court restraint. Attorney General Hadley notes the clash stems from Gov Folk’s public statements and railroads racing to court. Hearing set for June 24 before Judge Reynolds as unions move to block enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Hadley
Folk
of Missouri
Commonwealth
Reynolds
Circuit
Kansas City
Missouri
Union Station
McPherson
Flag Day Observed in City Public Schools
All 600000 pupils in the city public schools observed Flag Day with schoolwide exercises. Teachers told the story of the Stars and Stripes and Betty Ross sewing them in Philadelphia in 1777. The day followed a superintendent Maxwell circular and did not interrupt the regular school routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ross
Philadelphia
Hools Maxwell
Rhode Island Gifts Arrive for Battleship Rhode Island
The battleship Rhode Island, under Capt. Charles G. Bowman, reaches Newport from Hampton Roads to receive state gifts. at 2 pm a bronze allegory of Rhode Island Hope will be presented by Gov. Higgins, with a silver service worth 8600 donated by 500 subscribers, and a Steinway piano from the pepales fund for the enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Rhode Island
Charles G. Bowman
Hampton Roads
Higgins
George Peabody Wetmore
Senator Wetmore
Pepales Fund
Steinway
Betsy Head Dies on Long Island Estate
Mrs Betsy Head housekeeper for George C C Taylor for a decade died today after a year of illness. She was about 60. Her employer worth about 30 million owns vast Long Island lands. Her daughter Lena was disowned after a marriage, and Bodily and wife left for Alfred Vanderbilt’s Great Neck estate. The daughter may inherit if no will exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islify
L. IL
Betsy Head
George CC. Taylor
Europe
Bodily
Mr. Taylor
Alfred Vanderbilt
Great Neck
Bochy
Maso, Former Cuban President, Dies in Manzanillo
Bartolomeo Maso, who led Cuba during the Ten Years War and sought the 1902 presidency against Tomas Estrada Palma, died today at his Manzanillo home. A Manzanillo native from a wealthy family, Maso studied at Havana University and became a noted writer and revolutionary figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Bartolomeo Maso
Tomas Estrada Palma
Manzanillo
Cuba
Havana University
Europe
Spain
Maso
Cuban Revolutionary Committee
Gomez Salige Aso
Camaguey
Patrick J. Ryder Dies Aged 48 Democratic Leader
Patrick J. Ryder, Democratic State Committeeman and long time Tammany figure, died at his home 14 St. Luke's Place of heart disease. A native of Ireland who immigrated as a child, he led the Third Assembly District since 1899 and served on the Board of Aldermen 1892–1896. The funeral will be from St. Joseph's Church Waverley Place and Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Ryder
New York
St. Luke’s Place
Mr. Ryder
Ireland
Spring Street
Ryder
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
Democratic State Committee
Jeffersonian Club
Democratic Club
Columbian Order of Tammany Hall
Marcett Council
The
Knights of Columbus
Monticello Club
St. Joseph's Church
Waverley Place
Sixth Avenue
Doctor Seeley Dies at St. Luke's Hospital
Dr. Lamar Seeley, 26, a St. Luke's Hospital staff member from Portland Oregon, was found unconscious in his room at 10 yesterday and died an hour later from heart disease. He had joined the staff last January after Williams College and Johns Hopkins training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Seeley
St. Luke's Hospital
Seeley
Apar
Portland
Ore
Williams College
Johns Hopkins University
Clover
Death List of a Day Philadelphia Collector Dies at 47
C Wesley Thomas longtime Republican official and three term Collector of the Port of Philadelphia died suddenly of heart disease at his Linwood New Jersey summer home. He served in the State House 1885 to 1880 and the State Senate in 1890 1904 and was secretary of the Republican State Committee before his 1894 appointment as Collector on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
C. Wesley Thomas
Linwood
N. J
Atlantic City
Thomas
State House of Representatives
State Senate
Republican State Committee
Doctor Samuel Wallian Civil War Vet Dies After Illness
Dr Samuel 8 Wallian physician and war veteran died of pneumonia at his home 618 West 151st Street after a brief illness. Cremated at Fresh Pond. Born 1835 in Brookfield Wisconsin he served in Civil War and later practiced medicine advocating oxygen gas use. He leaves a widow four daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Wallian
West 151st_ Street
Fresh Pond
New York
Brookfield
Wisconsin
Wallan
Abel Drowned While Bathing at Pablo Beach
E G Abel a widely known musical director drowned while bathing in the surf at Pablo Beach Jacksonville Fla today. The incident occurred on June 14 and was reported from Jacksonville. Abel was a notable figure in local music circles and his death shocked area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
E. G. Abel
Pablo Beach
Obituaries From Fargo to New Haven Mark Notable Deaths
A series of obituaries notes J A Johnson former Fargo mayor and ALM president. Sturgis Coffin 62 dies in New Canaan Conn of brain hemorrhage. Dr John A Robinson Elmira coroner dies after appendicitis surgery. Mrs Telfair Hodgson Sewanee philanthropist dies at 80. John A Brady Bayonne manager dies aged 25. William MacKenzie 81 dies in New York City. Carlos Clinton Kimball Hartford fire insurance head dies after illness. Helen Sullivan Manhattan state senator's wife dies at 87. Frances J Hillhouse New Haven charity leader dies at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Fargo
N. D
American League of Municipalities
Sturgis Coffin
Smith's Ridge
New Canaan
John A. Brady
Thomas Brady
Bayonne
N. J
West Forty-first Street
Mr. Brady
Consumers’ Coal and Ice Company
William MacKenzie
John R. Muir
West 127Th Street
Mr. Mackenzie
Scotland
New York
W. H. Eee & Co
Richmond Gas Light Company
Il-Heath
Carlos Clinton Kimball
Kimball & Parker
Fire Insurance Nts
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
Samuel R. Betts
Jad
United States District Court
Southern District
Newburg
N. Y
Marriages Listed From June Notices in New Jersey and New York
Registered marriage notices show Ethel Heroy and Arthur Lenssen Jr wed in Englewood New Jersey on June 12. Elma Baker to Alfred Bene dett Phillips married June 1, 1907 in an Elms residence ceremony. Henrietta Whitridge Dall wed Frank Donaldson Wynn at Garden Place Brooklyn on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. J. Wrigley
Grace P. B. Church
the Heights
Henrietta Whitridge Dall
Austin Dall
Frank Donaldson Wynn
Robert E. Wynn
Tappahannock
Waltimore
Virginia
Obituary notices list Caldron and kin in New York area
Sudden deaths and funeral notices for Cof fin Davis Findlay Fullerton Groesbeec Head Hillhouse Hodgson Jones Schickel Sullivan Van Heusen lay out names ages dates and burial plans across New York New Jersey and Tennessee with residences in New York City Islip Bayonne Brookline Sewanee and Albany dates June 12 to June 18 1907 and burial sites including Woodlawn Cemetery Erie and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Conn
Sturgis
David
Oliver Price Davis
Emma Augusta Mc J
West 131St St
Woodlawn
Findlay
West 45Th St
Bayonne
N. J
Helen D. Findlay
Fullerton
Mia A
John H. Mary C. Fullerton
St. James Place
Brook Lune
Erie
Penn
Groesbeeck
Elizabeth Hagerman
Jacob and
Anna Groesbeec
Greeme Wood Cemetery
Islip
L. L
Mra. B. Head
Hillhouse
New Haven
Samuel R. Betta
James Hillhouse
Sachem
Telfair Hodgson
Sewanee
Tenn
James Poteter
Princeton
Savannah
Richmond
Southern
Philadelphia
Jones
W. G. Jones
Julia A. Deane
St. Chrysostom’s Chatch
Schickel
Fast St
William
Elise Schickel
Sullivan
Sea Gate
Helen Donohue
Christopher D. Sullivan
van Heusen
Eugene W. van Heusen
Eliza J. Sickels
Lewis Arsine Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Albany
N. Y
Local Papers Highlight Northeast News
The Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Philadelphia Public report on regional developments. Reports span politics, crime, economy, and public notices with city-specific detail and local reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia
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Alice Bradley
City Theatre
Spring Street Presbyterian
Alice M. Bradley
Charity Gertrude Finney
Harry Mélick
Hammerstein
Wakefield
Appellate Division
Lower Court
West
Actors’ Fair
Nway Ternos
Art Centre
Steinways
Gesirci
Bilinway & Sons
14Th St
News Express
City College
Clase
Josh
Brest
Kiel
Minnie Palmer
Miss Dickinson
Naples
H. J. Alexander
George of
Brownell
Robert Doolittle
R. H.P. Bilis
James W. Fowler
Leavitt S. Griswold
Henry Oimpel
Frederick Page Jones
Mary. R. Nott
Robert Henry Newbern
T. P. Alder
George L. Baker
W. F. Fenle
Edward C. Bolles
Henry C. Ee
H. C. Leonard
Robert McLaren
J. E. Scott-Worthington
Allan R. Thatcher
Sod J M
D. W. Wakefield
Larchmont
Emily Morrison
Edward Alexander Morrison
William John Turner Lynch
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Nellie Kev@ney
Cora van Norden
Julia
Louise Morrison
Robert Connor
John Lynch
Richard Cobden, Jr
W. J.emery
F. James Barret
Richard Cobden
St. John's
Stevens-Clegg
St. Peter's Church
Owen—Barnes
Price
George
Social Notes
Harry Barton Jacobs
J. Low Harriman
Miss Harriman
Washington Society News
Jersey
Centennial
Old Guard
City
Gov. Stokes
Orange Township
New Jersey
Orange
East Orange
West Orange
South Orange
Main
Battery A
Field Artillery
Old Sol
First Presbyterian Church
Townsend
Montclair
Hoboken
Jersey City
Edward C. Stokes
D Cady Herrick
George R. Mackenzie
Essex County Country Club
Hutton Park
Isaac P. Rodmond
Orange Mountain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Scotland Street
Old Revolutionary Burying Ground
Dr. Townsend
Charles B. Yardley
Essex
Orange Valley Congregational
Bride
Lieut. Butler
Rewest Parisian Creations
M. Tecla & CO
Art Jewelers
Broadway
Q. C. Taylor
ST. Luke’s
Samuel S. Wallian
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West 34Th St
Ture
Medical Association of
Northern New York
William McKinley
Fremont Old Guard
Undertakers
Frank B. Campbell Co
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster
Gramercy
East
Pittsburg
Eaat
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