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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1910

Page

9

Old Guard Named to Meet Roosevelt at Homecoming

The Republican state reception committee for Col. Theodore Roosevelt’s homecoming next Saturday includes Benjamin B Odell Jr as chairman and a cadre of longtime Roosevelt aides. Notable members are Payn Dunn Aldridge Barnes Ward Hendricks and others, with critics noting overlap with figures Roosevelt clashed with during his terms. County omissions and upstate focus cited as reasons for the lineup.

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Timothy L. Woodruff Republican State Committee Theodore Roosevelt Benjamin B. Odell, Jr Col. Roosevelt Odell E. vi. Harriman Roosevelt White House B. B. Odell, Jr J. B. Fassett G. W. Dunn John A. Merritt W. L. Ward John F. O'Brien William Barnes, Jr John T. Mott Francis Hendricks Louis F. Pan G. W. Aldridge Lafayette B. Gleason Ray B. Smith Luther B. Little Woodruff Republian Lou” Payn George W. Aldridge Mr. Payn New York Aldridge John N. Partridge Department of Public Works Republican Little Kings Counties New York City
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Too Ill to Meet Roosevelt Parade Draws Officials and Hotels

Vice President Sherman cancels attendance at the Roosevelt reception due to illness. A large crowd is expected for the Fifth Avenue water parade with battleships and torpedo boats. Governors, cabinet members, Rough Riders, and many state officials plan to attend, with extensive hotel bookings and arrangements across New York.

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Sherman Roosevelt Androscoggin New York Congress Fifth Avenue Eighth North Thirty-fifth Street Washingtoncenemy Gaynor Washington Rough Riders’ Association Buckingham Charles EB. Hunter Coney Island Fred B. Dalzell Commodore Dalzell Belmont Manhattan Hamilton Club Chicago Waldorf-Astoria Foreign Wars H. L. Runnel Littl Rock Ark Victoria St. Regis Gotham Astor and Knickerbocker
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Rough Riders head to New York to see Taft and Roosevelt

Nearly a hundred members of the Roosevelt Rough Riders Association led by Ben H. Colbert of Tishomingo Oklahoma depart St. Louis for New York en route to meet ex President Roosevelt. The marchers will call on the president on the way to Roosevelt’s destination.

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Taft Roosevelt ST. Louis Roosevelt Rough Riders’ Association Ben H. Colbert Tishomingo Okla New York Omer Aft
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Next Sunday's Times to Feature Summer Resort News

The New York Times plans a Summer Resort Section with latest news from coastal and mountain points of interest. The feature will highlight destinations, events, and attractions likely to appeal to travelers and locals planning summer getaways.

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New York Times Times
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Social Notes from New York Gather for Weddings and Visits

Mrs. Henry Addison Alexander hosts an informal luncheon for ex President Roosevelt as he arrives Saturday. Eleanor Alexander and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. marry on June 20. Miss Marguerite Pierson and George Huntington Hall Jr. wed at 4 pm today with two flower girls. A baby girl is born to Mrs. de Peyster. Bowen and Stevens couple obtain licenses. Social figures travel to Virginia and Europe. a fleet of residents visit Newport and hotels.

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Henry Addison Alexander Roosevelt Alexander Eleanor Alexander Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Marguerite Pierson J. Fred Pierson Pierson George Huntington Hall, Jr Tuxedo West Miss Cadwalader Miss Pierson Susan Pierson Harriet McKim Winthrop McKim Frederic Ashton de Peyster Alice Abercrombie-Miller City Hall Reginald Brooks Albemarle County Orme Wilson, Jr Gotham Europe Forsythe Wickes Madison Avenue Newport Judson Harmon Ohio Edmund Wright, Jr Hotel Wolcott J. E. Fisher J. E. Fisher, Jr Vieva Fisher
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Marriage of Miss Edith von Baur to L Rue van Hook

Miss Edith von Baur and L Rue van Hook wed last night at the bride’s home on West 130th Street. The bride, a Smith College graduate of 1904, and the groom, a Princeton classical preceptor who will join Columbia as associate professor next fall, were attended only by the bride’s sisters Miss Charlotte and Miss Eva von Bauer with a small reception following.

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Edith von Baur L. Rue van Hook West 130Th Street von Baur Smith Dr. van Hook Princeton University Columbia Charlotte Eva von Bauer
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Wedding of Edmund Kirby and Sybil Turrell in Transfiguration Church

Edmund Kirby son of Deanne Turrell and Sybil Turrell daughter of Charles Turrell married yesterday in the Church of the Transfiguration. Due to Mrs Turrell illness the wedding was small with relatives and close friends. Rev Dr Houghton officiated. Kirby works at the Corporation Counsel’s office and the couple will reside in New York after a wedding trip.

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Edmund Kirby Deanne Sybil Turrell Charles Turrell London Church of the Transfiguration Turrell Houghton Edmund Fairfax Kiliaen van Rensselaer le Baron Willard Birney Blackwell R. B Miller Kirby Corporation Counsel Mrs. Kirby New York
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Savage backs new plays for American stage

Henry W. Savage returns from abroad with rights to The Little Damo zel by Monkton Hoffe for New York fall. Theodore & Co. is adapted by Oliver Hereford for American use. The Great Name by Victor Leon joins a Vienna project tied to Franz Lehar. Savage plans American productions from A. E. Thomas Rupert Hughes Gustav Luders and Walter Browne.

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Henry W. Savage England London Monkton Hoffe New York May Buckeley Cyril Keightley Rolles Theodore & Co Oliver Hereford Vienna Victor Leon Franz Lehar Johann Strauss Theatre A. E. Thomas Rupert Hughes Gustav Luders Walter Browne
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Subway crash inquiry in Bronx tunnel smokey crash

Commissioner Eustis held a hearing on the June 1 subway wreck near Mott Avenue station in the Bronx branch. A stalled train was hit by another in dense smoke from a fire, injuring many. a car was ripped apart as several trains collided. General Manager Hedley and transportation engineer Connette testified the fire’s cause remains unknown and discussed possible passenger fire sources and third rail protections. The hearing adjourned without a verdict. more information is sought.

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Eustis Public Service Board Mott Avenue Bronx Frank Hedley Interborough E. G. Connette Mr. Hedley Mr. Connette
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Roosevelt Triumph in Pictures Souvenir of Homecoming

The New York Times dedicates its Pictorial Section to a 39-image souvenir of Theodore Roosevelt’s European and African tour. The feature spans his departure from Hoboken to his Cairo and London appearances, including the Kaiser Roosevelt meeting, King Edward’s death, and encounters with world leaders.

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Roosevelt Edward Germany Kaiser Mr. Roosevelt Wilhelm Sr Wilhelm New York Times Gen. Grant America Grant Hoboken Guildhall London Gondokoro Cambridge Nile Paris Gen. Dalstein Senate House University Italy Rome King Haakon Norway National Theatre Christiania Nobel New York the Times
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Theatre Managers Meet Form Plan to Reform Abuses

The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers held its annual meeting at the Hotel Astor to elect officers and review reports. A pact with the National Theatre Owners Association was ratified, two members named to a National Board of Arbitration, and committees formed to curb graft and ticket scalping while pushing repeal of child labor laws affecting theatres.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers Hotel Astor Henry W. Savage Fred C. Whitney Lee Shubert J. J. Jacobs Lew Fields William A. Brady Thomas A. Wise George C. Tyler Holli. E. Cooley Mittenthal Brothers Milton Aborn Maurice Campbell A. H. Canby J. W. Bratton Sydney Ellis Max Fig Inter-State Commerce Commission F. C. Whitney New York Chicago
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Ocean travelers list shoppers of European liners

Ocean steamers arriving yesterday from Europe list passengers aboardKRONPRINZESSIN CECELIE and NOORDAM with names and titles. The steamships sailing for Europe today include OCEANIC and PENNSYLVANIA with extensive passenger rosters from Liverpool and Hamburg.

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Europe Charles A. Munn A. J. Mills Charles Macdonald Curtis Pierce A. Martin Pierce Alice Pierce N. Nelson Robert B. Rudd F. C. Randal J. P. Scott J. W. Spalding J. E. Stack Alexander Scott David C. Whitney Oceanic Liverpool Joseph Batley E. H. Barber L. H. Betts F. B. Hyde W. H. Jaycocks F. A. Horsey Alfred Sanders Charles Scribner G. Schirmer May Scott F. B. Meyer Mortimer Mills J. M. Ryan H. Reeves Smith M. Rowe A. T. Valentine Katherine Valentine J. Stafford Thompson W. F. M.murry Pennsylvania Hamburg Marion Ilston D. A. Anderson Roberta Park C. W. Douglas E. Q. Douglas Charlies G. Eden
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End of the Cafe de L'Opera With Auction Sale Planned

The Café de L Opera assets will be auctioned next Friday including gold and silver ware crockery dining room and kitchen equipment valued at about 35000 dollars. furniture draperies carpets and linen worth 100000 dollars follow in a second sale. Assignee William F McCombs reports no buyer willing to risk reopening the restaurant once famed as a lavish New York palace.

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William F. McCombs Anton Hi. Meyer Hoboken Café de l‘Opera McCombs New York Henri Prueger Savoy Hotel London Prueger
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Hughes Signs Belmont Tunnel and Cobb Railroad Amendments

Governor Hughes signed two railroad measures the Harte Belmont Tunnel bill and Cobb amendments to the general consolidated railroad law. The Belmont tunnel connects Manhattan and Queens and the act handles property transfer when a railroad ceases to exist while preserving city interests and limiting perpetual franchises. The governor notes the Cobb bill does not repeal other recent amendments.

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New York Times Albany Gov. Hughes Cobb Manhattan Queens Wares Gaynor Baye Board of Estimate and Public Service Commission
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Hotel proprietor commits suicide in New City

George Bardin, owner of the New City Hotel in New City, killed himself by leaping from a staircase. He was despondent after his father's death and losses of friends. Bardin is survived by his wife and two sons. his father previously ran St. George's Hotel in Nyack.

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Nyack George Bardin New City Posesmself Theotel Bardin St. George’s Hotel Nyackardins
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Maxwell shifts blame over Brooklyn exam date clash

City Schools Superintendent Dr W H Maxwell says the conflict between the State Examination Board dates and Brooklyn Anniversary Day parade was caused by Commissioner Draper of the State Department of Education. Maxwell notes the exams were set for June 13 and 14, but Jewish holy days prompted a date change to June 9 and 10.

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W. H. Maxwell State Examination Board Brooklyn Draper State Department of Education Maxwell
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Newport Fort Target Practice Limited This Summer

Summer visitors and residents in Newport Rhode Island learned there would be no additional target practice at the forts beyond this summer. Among past damaged homes are those of Charles F. Hoffman G. M. Hutton and Mrs. Elien French Vanderbilt.

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New York Times Newport R. I Charles F. Hoffman G. M. Hutton Elien French Vanderbilt
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Friend of Indians Sauerwen Dies in Stamford

Frank P. Sauernen a painter known for Indian subjects dies in Stamford Connecticut at friends’ home after returning from the West where TB refugees found refuge. Born Yonkers March 22 1871 son of Charles D Sauernen and Amelie D Orvier. ashes to be scattered in the Arizona desert per his wish.

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Frank P. Sauernen Indiana Stamford Conn Far West Mr. Sauerwen Yonkers Charles D. Sauernen Baltimore Amelie D’or Sauernen Mississippi Remington Church of Rome Cortez Arizona Desert
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West Point Classes Attend Knickerbocker Night

Amusement notes recount West Point 1910 and 1912 graduates occupying boxes at the Knickerbocker for The Arcadians with decorations and a smoker at the Astor afterward. Stars from Shubert Lew Fields shows enjoy a field day at Manhattan Beach on July 12 with races and swimming. Giants and Cubs guests of De Wolf Hopper attend A Matinee Idol at Lyric with managers invited to Lambs supper for twenty guests.

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Knickerbocker Theatre West Point Astor Shubert Lew Fields New York Manhattan Beach Giants Cubs Lyric Theatre de Wolf Hopper
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Mikado engagement at Casino Theatre extended to July 9

The Shuberts announced the Mikado will run two weeks longer at the Casino Theatre with the same cast. Fritz Scheff delayed her planned Japan trip to remain for the extra two weeks while the rest of the company agreed to stay.

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The Shuberts Casino Theatre Fritz Scheff Japan
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Notable 19th Century Figures Die in Quick Succession

Obituaries list Thomas E. Worthington of New Haven and James Allen Dumont of Rochester among several prominent figures from law, industry, and politics who died in recent days. Notables include Elisha P. Wilbur of the Thousand Islands region, D Whefler Swift of Worcester, and Dr. Charles H. Boxmeyer of Palo Alto, with details on careers and survivors.

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Thomas E. Worthington Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Connecticut Mew Haven Mr. Worthington Admiral Foote New Haven James Allen Dumont Navy Yards Rochester Catskill D. Whefler Swift United States Envelope Company Worcester Mass Mr. Swift Elisha P. Wilbur Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Sport Island Thousand Islands Wilbur Charles H. Boxmeyer Palo Alto Cal Stanford Harvard Boxmeyer Florida Anaconda Georgia P. Williams Courtlandt Babcock Charles P. Williams Stonington Conn George Henry Warren Seafield Newport R. I Drapey Almon Gaylord Merwin Brooklyn Public Schools Hancock Street Knoxville Tenn Leon -D. Tebo Borrentown Fiega County Hahnemann College Philadelphia John J. Herbert City Works Department Grant Avenue Brooklyn Libby Germany Ech
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Widow Mary T. Holland Returns to Long Island

Mary T. Holland widow of Mr. Fox who once owned Californian mines died after a yearlong illness. She had spent time in the south of France and was brought back to Long Island last December by her husband.

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Tarium Long Island France Mr. Fox Mary T. Holland
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Whitehead Baby Born in Danbury June 12

The Danbury area expects a son born June 12 to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitehead. The newborn adds to the family line and is welcomed by relatives and friends in the community.

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Marriages Listed Across New Jersey and Nearby Towns

A series of marriage notices from June cover couples in towns from East Orange to Hoboken. Names include Amy Elmore, Bryant Kimball, Van Hook, Brunner to Preissner, Deming to White, Scherb to Koher, Spencer to Hughes, Sturtevant to Beard, Trotzowski to Wilson, Hutcheon to Von Biela, Creagh to Martin, Schillinger to Slaght, Ker to Bey, Lohse to Darling, Kelly to Oakley, Murphy to Twillman, Littell to Webb, with locations such as Prospect Street East Orange and West Hoboken.

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Ddeming Whith Colebrook Beesie White Ralph S. Deming Scherb—Koher New Haven Nellie Koher Harry Scherb Spencer—Hughes Danbury Elizabeth M Hughes Henry Spencer Sturtevant—Beard Bethel Bertha G. Beard Millard G. Sturtevant Trotzowski Wilson Collinsville May H. Wilson Frederick Trotsons Hutcheons von Biela Ravens Bertha von Biela Forbes G. Hutcheons Martin—Creagh Brentwood Marie Creagh John B. Martin Slaght Schillinger Astoria Phyllis H. Schillinger Howard Slaght New Jersey Bey—Ker Joene West Hoboken Jennie Ker A Bey Darling Lohse West New York Bertha Lohse Harry Darling Oakley—Kelly Mar Kelly Eugene Oakley Twill N—Murphy Rose Murphy Bernard Twillman Webb—Littell Whippany Anna EL Littell George W. Webb
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Funeral notices from New York and surrounding areas June 1910

The column lists numerous obituaries and funeral arrangements for residents of New York City and nearby towns. Entries include names, addresses, ages, and funeral times, with services held at churches, funeral chapels, or private residences across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and New Jersey.

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Memorian SCHAMBERGER tribute and notices

In loving memory CoP J Schamberger. Gone but not forgotten. Maria Scham and children. MAHER Edward mass at Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel today at 9 AM.

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Schamberger J. Schamberger Joan June Actes Maria Scham Edward Mass Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
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