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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1908

Page

7

Mystery of Waldorf Suite Reveals Miss Maloney

Mrs. Martin Maloney and her daughter Helen stay incognito at the Waldorf-Astoria amid rumors of a Mexican-like elopement and forthcoming marriage to Samuel Clarkson of Barnsley England. Clarkson’s wealth and pedigree are cited as motives for secrecy. The hotel staff deny knowledge of the guests while Pittsburg visitors confirm their presence.

Martin Maloney Standard England Samuel Clarkson Maloneys Rovims Waldorf Boldt Belleue-Stratford Philadelphia Waldorf-Astoria Lacel Miss Maloney Net Miss Maroney Osborne Clarkson Barnsley Yorkshire Naval and Military Club Piccadilly Princeton Ilegal Maloney Rome Vatican

Church Socialist Doctrine Outlined by Rev John D Long

The Rev John D Long national secretary of the Christian Socialist Fellowship outlined plans to spread socialist propaganda in churches and religious bodies worldwide in a sermon at Parkside Presbyterian Brooklyn. The fellowship aims to promote socialism as the ethics of Jesus, end class struggle, and hasten industrial and political democracy.

John D. Long Christian Socialist Fellowship Parkside Presbyterian Church Brooklyn Plo

Boy Thief Swims River After Pocketbook Snatch

Michael Sheduski, 14, chased through Passaic by river after stealing $10 from Mrs. Maggie Huldok. He swam to Dundee Island before Police Officer Cunningham arrested him. the loot was discarded and later stolen again by a second thief who fled.

New York Times Passaic Ni J Michael Sheduski Third Street Maggie Huldok Paterson Dundee Island Poiceman Cunningham Sheduski Cunningham

Cuban plot claimed to fund revolution in Cuba

The Mexican Herald reports from an unimpeachable source that Cuban business interests have funded a planned revolution, contingent on the U.S. withdrawal and troops retreat to Tampa. The article warns that returning troops would doom free Cuba, funded by foreign subscribers to a secret revolution fund.

City Mexico Mexican Herald Today Cuba United States Herald Tampa

Amelia Bowers Weds Again to G Foster Rawlins

Amelia Bowers former wife of L Trowbridge Martin wed G Foster Rawlins at Church of the Ascension the Rev Percy Stickney Grant presiding. Mrs Rawlins daughter of Henry Bowers broker of Brooklyn and horsewoman while her marriage to Martin ended after England hunting trip.

Amelia Bowers Sioux Falls S. D L. Trowbridge Martin G. Foster Rawlins Church of the Ascension Percy Stickney Grant Mr. Martin Kathleen Theodora Ludlow Harper Orlando M. Harper West Forty-seventh Street Rawlins Henry Bowers St Montgomery Place Brooklyn England W. H. R. Martin East Thirty-sixth Street London Mr. Rawlins Cabumet Alfred W. Beadleston

Wedding Party Arrest Sparks Yorkville Court Case

Thirty four men attending a wedding at 313 East Seventy-first Street faced disorderly conduct charges after police, summoned by Dr D J Zuzecka, arrested the men and bartender Anton Deleg a. Magistrate Herman discharged the group, ruling guests have right to enjoy themselves. Women accompanying the party were taken to the station. The ceremony united Joseph Marx and Albertina Stafka at the East Seventy-first Street venue run by Joseph Hala which also served as a café and dance hall.

Yorkville Court East Seventy-first Street East Seventy-second Street Herman Joseph Hala Joseph Marx Albertina Stafka D. J. Zuzecka East Sixty-seventh Street Anton Delega

Colorado Not Grounded After All Falsely Reported

Capt Underwood of the cruiser Colorado said the ship faced a rough voyage up the coast from California but was never in danger. The vessel did not lose reckoning in the Straits of Fuca and anchored to prevent mishap. A misread wireless message sparked the false report of grounding at Dungeness Spit. The Colorado and the Pennsylvania, both bound for Bremerton, reached Puget Sound tonight.

Seattle Wash Underwood Colorado Dungeness Spit California Straits of Fuca Pennsylvania Bremerton Puget Sound

Senator Bailey Resting Comfortably at Waldorf

Bulletin from Waldorf Astoria doctors says United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey has had ten days of severe bronchitis with fever. They deny throat disease and report the senator asleep and resting well. No pneumonia confirmation. Cosby and Janeway out of town.

Waldorf- Astoria United States Joseph W. Bailey Bailey John C. Cosby E. G. Janeway

Mark of Giant Meteor Crater Verified by Merrill

Dr. George P. Merrill of the National Museum reports from Meteor, Arizona that a peculiar crater about three quarters of a mile wide and nearly 600 feet deep is likely formed by a meteor impact. He witnessed wells bored 42 feet below the crater floor, supporting his earlier conclusion.

Washington George P. Merrill Department of Geology United States National Museum Meteor Arizona Smithsonian Institution Merrill

Breen Probes Night Court Bail in Gormley Case

Magistrate Breen pressed the ongoing inquiry into Jack Gormley a noted burglar who posted 2500 bail and fled with 10000 in his possession. Last night at Night Court Lieut Smith was questioned but did not testify and a court reporter could not confirm Smith’s prior statements about Gormley.

Breen Jack Gormley Lieut. Smith Noot Smith

Swindles Literary Folk Warned by George Cary Eggleston

A June 14 1908 letter to the New York Times warns against a swindler posing as a son of the writer to obtain loans or cashing bad checks from literary men. Eggleston requests identification and arrest, vowing prosecution to the full extent of the law.

The New York Times George Cary Eggleston New York City

Theatrical Managers Threaten Canada Boycott Over Piracy

The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers considers a Canada boycott after May 1 1909 if Canadian copyright laws do not curb play piracy. William A Brady and counsel Lignon Johnson defend the measure as aimed at protecting U S productions while noting difficulties in enforcing Canadian rights.

Canada National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers Hudson Theatre Wiliam A. Brady Lignon Johnson Dominion HE. R. Parkhurst Toronto Globe Mr. Parkhurst United States Ark Parkhurst England United States C Theatrical Trust T!am Ontario French Authors’ Association Les Nouveautes Theatre National France Edwards Charles Frohman Montreal Tson Johnson Association of Producing Managers William A. Brady Mr. Brady Johnson Association

Actress Louise Dresser Divorces John Knaupf Also Jack Norworth

Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum signs final decree in the divorce suit of actress Louise Dresser against John Knaupf known on stage as Jack Norworth. No alimony mentioned. costs of 355 dollars assessed to the husband. Dresser may resume her maiden name.

Supreme Court Greenbaum Louise Dresser John Knaupf Jack Norworth Miss Dresser

Amusement Notes Highlights and Cast Changes

Hubert Neville to replace Charles Wellesley in The Gay Musician at Wallack's tonight. Grace Van Studdiford just returned from St Louis and plans Europe voyage next week for Autumn opera by De Koven and Smith. People's Choral Union outing at Cranberry Lake NJ draws about 2000 members and ex-members singing national anthems and folk tunes. The second annual pilgrimage of the jars set for June 27–28 ends with a monster clambake on Sunday.

Hubert Neville Charles Wellesley Wallack’s Grace van Studdiford St. Louis Europe de Koven Smith People’s Choral Union People’s Cranberry Lake N. J Port-au-Pec

Marquis Armijo Dead After Shock Over Family Deaths

Marquis Vega de Armijo former Premier and President of the Chamber of Deputies died in Madrid after learning a friend and his wife had died. He had formed a cabinet in 1906 succeeding Moret y Prendergast. stories say his grief over the losses contributed to his collapse.

Madrid Vega de Armijo Chamber of Deputies Moret Y Prendergast Marquis Armijo Cesareo Duro Spanish Royal Academy

Earl of Derby Dead at London Home

Frederick Arthur Stanley the Earl of Derby died in London on June 14 born January 15 1841. He served in the Grenadier Guards 1858 to 1865 entered Parliament from Preston as a Conservative, was Secretary of War 1874 to 1877 and Governor General of Canada 1888 to 1893. He married Lady Constance Villiers in 1864 and held university rectorships in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

the Earl of Derby Grenadier Guards House of Commons Preston Lord Salisbury Earl of Verpy Canada Lord Stanley of Earl of Derby Constance Villiers Earl of Clarendon Glasgow University Edinburgh University

Runaway Team Dashes Into Park Fence Saving Family

J H Monheimer of 108 West Eighty sixth Street steered his runaway team into the iron railing at Ninetieth Street and the East Drive to shield his son and daughter-in-law from harm. All three occupants and the footman were cut but not seriously. the horse nearest the railing was badly cut and a phaeton side demolished. The horses and wagons remained with the footman while a passing car carried the injured to their home.

J. H. Monheimer West Eighty-sixth Street Park Lawn Ninetieth Street Manheimers

Blind Tom the Piano Virtuoso Dies at 60

Thomas Wiggins known as Blind Tom died of apoplexy at 60 in Hoboken. He lived under guardianship of Mrs. Albert Lerche at 60 Twelfth Street and had earlier fame for his extraordinary piano memory and self taught technique.

Thomas Wiggins Tom Col James N. Bethune Georgia Albert J. Lerche Eliza Bethune Twelfth Street Hoboken Blind Tom Johnstown Frank Campbell Company Col. Bethune Charity Wiggins Marvel New Jersey

Waters Pianos Offer Sweet Tone and Low Monthly Payments

Horace Waters offers Waters Pianos praised for sweet singing tone and durability. Three stores list locations on Fifth Ave near 18th Street, West 42nd Street near Broadway, and Harlem 125th Street with evening hours and a used piano exchange department offering $5 monthly payments.

Waters Fifth Ave 18Th St B’way Harlem 125Th St 8Th Ave

New Yorks Favorite Home Newspaper Replies Count

Two thousand four hundred nineteen responses were collected in the survey. The message shows a large voter turnout and indicates broad engagement with the publication.

New York Morning Papers Sell Over 100000 Daily

The City of New York features three morning newspapers with daily sales exceeding 100,000 copies. The New York Times is confirmed as one of these high circulation papers.

City New York The New York Times

Frederick Stephen Salisbury Dies Sud tact in Heart Disease

Frederick Stephen Salisbury died suddenly of heart disease yesterday after a brief illness. The death was reported by family and followed by funeral arrangements pending.

Frederick Stephen Salisbury

Local Birth Announcements Across Several Families

On June 7 to Mr and Mrs M Blum a daughter. On June 10 to Mr and Mrs Bern hard Lewin a daughter. On June 9 to Mr and Mrs Arthur W Sandak a son. On June 7 to Mr and Mrs Sigmund G Schatzberg a daughter. On June 7 to Mr and Mrs Jacob Simon a daughter. On June 9 to Mr and Mrs Bernard Strauss a son. On June 8 to Mr and Mrs Samuel C Winstian a daughter.

Ralph Barnett Blum M. Blum Lewin Bernhard Lewin Sandak Arthur W. Sandex So. Schatzberg Sigmund G. Schatzberg Simon End Jacob Simon Strauss Bernard Strauss Winstian Samuel C. Winstian Barnetty Wea

Married Couples Continued in Inwood on Hudson

A list of June marriage notices from Inwood on Hudson with couples including Jessie Riddle and Charles P. Robinson and other unions such as Ze nobia Schierenbeck with George Randolph Clark and Adele Louise Morgenstern with Harry Fishblatt. The items record spouses, dates in June and venues noted.

Robinson—Riddle Inwood-on-Hudson G. S. Payson D. D Jessie James Riddle Charles P. Robinson Clark—Schierenbeck Zenobia A. Schier¢nbeck George Randolph Clark Dieckerhoff—Fechteler Ors -Louise Fechteler Ewald C. Dieckeroff Fishblatt Margaret J. Mundy Ira HR

Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices June 1908

A list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York area papers. Entries confirm names ages and burial venues with details like residences and dates of death or services. Notable names include Baird Colgate Donnell Goldsborough Humphreys Humphry Hyams Kir​by O Connor Salisbury Spring Stewart Art Barnes Bennett Blass Bocks Borie Babcock Boylan Buckley Callahan Churchill Claeys Clarke Cohen and others with service times and locations.

Harry E Ruth Aobinson Donnell Goldsborough Sabine Pass Texas Henry Benkard Alfred Nina H. Goldsborough Greenwood Cemetery N. Y Humphreys Passaic Sarah John B. Humphreys St. John's Church Passaict London Oxford Bangor Humphry Naples Frank Mertrell Humphry Emely Auchinclossphry Simsbury Ann Liberty, Av Brooklyn Pauline Art Barnes Wyckoff He Barnes Bennett Duncan Av Jersey City Elthpa L. Bennett Blass Washington St Mary Blass M. Bocks Bind St Port Richmond Alonzo Bocks Borie-Babcock West 60Th St Anna Borie-Babcock Boylan Fort Lee N J James Boylan Buckley East 18Th St Vera Buckley Callahan van Sicklen Av Mary A Erne Israel M Cohen Ater. Cohen East 117Th St Sarah Cohen. Cohen East 100Th St Wolf Cohen

Death of Richard G Morris Telegraphist at 60

Richard G Morris a well known newspaper telegrapher died of kidney trouble at Bellevue Hospital aged 60. He had been living at 155 Atkins Avenue East New York.

Richard G. Morris Bellevue Hospital Atkins Aveue East New York

Contagion of Baldheads At Eldridge Street Police Station

The Eldridge Street Police Station forms a bald headed platoon started by Henry Detmar. He shaved his head hoping new hair would fill in, and others followed until last night the platoon was mostly hairless except for thin fringe. Lieut Rafael Sechulum already matched the bald head look.

Eldridge Street Henry Detmar Harber Allen Street Detmar

Obituary notices dated June with Brooklyn addresses

A long list of death notices and funeral reminders from Brooklyn and nearby areas dated June includes Wilam Connallon Agnes Coss Hannah Crone Olimpia Di Carl Frank Driscoll William Duncan Albert Fertig John Foley Ellen Geate Clara Goldsmith Thomas Guinon Frederic Hall Peter Hagenson Amos Holden Mary A Johnson Georgette F Kelly John Lannan William Maass James McKean Annie Maguire Bertha Mayer Marion Miller Travesti Moelsiness Mary Murphy Dorg Page Peter Parker James Pelgrift Sophie Riton James Robertes Charles Ruthner George H Solomoon Louis Stroh John Tiluso William Tooker Amalia Warncke Raphael Wolff and others with funeral times noted.

Connallon East 6Th St Wilam Connallon Coss Lincoln Road Flatbush Agnes Coss Crone East 11St St Hannah Crone DI Carl Brcooklyn Olimpia di Carl Driscoll Washington ,&T Frank _ Driscoll Duncan Keyport L.I William J. Duncan Fertig Himrod St Brooklyn Albert Fertig Foley South Std St John J. Foley Geale Jefferson Av Ellen Geate Gethins James Gethin M. Goldsmith East 109Th St Clara Goldsmith M. Guinon East 2d St Thomeas J. Guinon A. M. Hall Brewater N. Æ Frederic Hall Hagenson Peter Hagenson M. Holden Bedford Av Amos Holden Johnson Liberty Jaume Mary A. Johnson Kelly West Georgette F. Kelly West 48Th St John Lannan Levi Moses J. Levi P. Maass Pacific St William H. Maass McKean East John B. McKean Hast Broadway James Moulty Maguire Annie Maguire Marion A. Miller Mofelinger East Nutley N. J Murphy Mary Murphy Lewis Av James EB Rathien Avenus Henry Rathien RITON Spring St West Hoboken Sophie D. Riton Cee Lexington Av James Roberte Ruther Warren St Charles Ruther Smith West 91St St George la Breche Smith Solomon New Brighton S. I George H. Solomoon Stroh Lind Louis HL . Stroh Tilufso Long Island College Hospital John Tilusso Tooker Westerleich William M. Tooker Warncke

In Memoriam Obituaries and Monument Unveilings

A列 memorial notices list deaths and June 21 unveilings across cemeteries including Union Fields Mount Hope Cypress Hills and Baycide. Monuments for Friedman Goldschmidt Kaufman Mintz Neuhorn Oppenheimer Stern and others set for June 21 with several memorial masses and services today at churches and cemeteries.

Mount Hope Cypress Hills Mintz Bernard Mintz Maimonides Morrissey John D. Morrissey Church of the Holy Name Neuhorn Adolph Neuhorn Baycide Beer Schewa Oppenheimer Adelaide Oppenheimer Eat Macopelah Schrumpf Fiizabeth C John Edward William Walter Schrumph Beidenwand Heinrich Seiteenwand

Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by rail and trolley

Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots cost $150 with purchase available through Books of Views or a representative. Office 20 East 230 Street City.

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue

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