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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 Kirby 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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