Buffalo Pan American Fair Illumination Draws Crowds
Special to The New York Times. William Drysdale notes Buffalo’s Pan American Fair grounds captivate visitors with a grand electrical display. He praises the night lights and Nile Falls lighting while criticizing excess illumination and idle electric carriages. He recalls Buffalo’s land as a former farm and comments on police vigilance and pickpocket fears around stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Europe
Niagara Falls
Midway
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts
Lake Erie
Fair Grounds
Niagara River
William Drysdale
Will of Mrs. Laura Harriman Admitted to Probate
In White Plains New York on June 15 the Surrogate's Court admitted the will of Mrs. Laura Harriman wife of Oliver Harriman of Port Chester to probate. The will distributes jewels to relatives and leaves each child one thousand dollars. An annuity is left to Fannie James and the remainder to be shared equally among her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Laura Harriman
Oliver Harriman
Port Chester
Eac Am
Fannie James
Gossip of Long Branch Summer Life and Guests
Long Branch sees many cottages filling up as heat drives families to seaside homes. The week features high school commencement, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Burrell, thefts at Elberon, golf talks, and the opening of the Monmouth Beach Country Club. A flood of arrivals from New York and Milwaukee populate West End, Seabright, North Long Branch, and Tuxedo society, with large house-warmings and dinners amid social events and a sombre note from the death in the Grenville Kane family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Long Branch High School
First Presbyterian Church
David James Burrell
Marble Collegiate Church
New York
Burrell
Elberon
Ewing McIntyre
Elberon Cottage
Thomas S. Hammond
North Long Branch Methodist Episcopal Church
Hammond
Europe
Marshall Owens
Seabright Methodist Episcopal Church
Hollywood Golf Grounds
Hollywood
Monmouth Beach
A. B. Proal
Col
William Barbour
J. W. Spalding
House
B. W. Horton
Tracy H. Harris
New_York
Elberee Ee
Lyddy
Mrs. Talcott
Crawford
Thursy
A. O. Brown
Connor
Seabright
J. Seligman
Cecile Seligman
J. C. Bernheim
M. Hilson
Everette
A. Cutter
Milwaukee
Wis
West End
W. Schelle
Meyer
South Elberon
H. S. Roosevelt
Andrew H. Smith
Dr. Wyeth
Gripman
North Lane Branch
C. W. Baker
M. M. Sternberger
Oliver W. Buckingham
A. B. Stout
Oakhurst
Clarence J. Housman
Cedar Avenue
J. W. Cunningham
Ocean Avenue
F. D. Einstein
Arnold
F. Sheppard
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hollywood Station
Norwood Park
William Merton
Low Moor
George F. Victor
Rumson Road
John C. Sheehan
S. S. Hollinghead
Shippen Cottage
J. W. Patterson
Normandie-by-the- Sea
Paul du Chailly
Mortimer Hendricks
Cooper Avenue
Cornelius N. Bliss
Oceanic
James Smith, Jr
Newark
Elketon
Ferdinand P. Earle
the Normandie By the Sea
W. A. Stewart
E. Blatchford
Byron
North Long Branch
Mrs. Simpson
Newport
Amos T. French
A. G. Vanderbilt
F. O. French
Charles Bohlen
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
George Griswold
James W. Henning
Henry W. Munro
J. F. Tams
Herbert Pell
Kenaudin
Tuxedo Colony
Charles Alexander
Princeton
James W. Gerard
H. M. Alexander
James Stillman, Jr
J. B. Potter
Chanler Cottage
Cliff Aveman
Asbury Park Season Opens with Full Hotels and Plans
Visitors flock to the Monmouth shore as hot weather arrives and hotels report full bookings by July. Cadet groups from Brooklyn plan shore camping while an ambitious baby parade is organized for August. Independence Day festivities include a lake carnival and fireworks, and Ocean Grove prep continues for a monster concert by Prof. Morgan and the Auditorium choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Monmouth Shore
New York City
Buffalo
Twentythird Regiment
Second Signal Corps
Twenty-third Battery
Brooklyn
New York
Peekskill
Harold B. Ayres
Ocean Grove
Talisen Morgan
Morgan
Damrosch
Society Doings at Tuxedo Park Socials Abound
Tuxedo Park New York on June 15 reports continued warm weather fueling social crowds this week.arios and gatherings filled the social calendar with dances lawn parties and garden receptions drawing residents and guests to the famed summer enclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
Society at Lenox Brims with Arrivals and Automobiles
Lenox Mass reports nearly all cottagers have arrived for the season with notable arrivals and movements. Names include Thatcher M. Adams at Bel Air, Samuel D. Babcock at Osceola Lodge, E G Bacon at Winchell, John S Barnes at Cold Brook, and many others at Lakeside Beechwood Terrace Nestledown and more. Automobiles appear popular yet stir unease among horse drivers as motors join Berkshire Hills scenery. Several residents sail or travel, with Mrs. Morris K. Jesup bound for Belvoir Terrace then Bar Harbor, and John Innes Kane often seen riding at Stoneover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mass
Thatcher M. Adams
Bel Air
R. T. Auchmuty
Samuel D. Babcock
Osceola Lodge
E. G. Bacon
Winchell
John S. Barnes
Coldbrooke
William H. Bradford
Lindsay Fairfax
Northeast Harbor
Charles Astor Bristed
Lakeside
Mexico
Joseph W. Burden
Underledge
Richard S. Dana
Richard T. Dana
Beechwood Terrace
Richard C. Dixey
Tanglewood
Max Fleischmann
Brookhurst
Major Grugan
Newton Place
J. Montgomery Hare
Smith Cottage
John Innes Kane
Club
David Lydig
Thistledown
John E. Parsons
Stoneover
F. K. Sturg
H. H. Pease
Major Grogan
Belle Neilson
Kathleen Neilson
Neilson
Newport
Thomas Sturgis
Frank K. Sturgis
Mr. Sturgis
New York
F. Augustus Schermerhorn
Auchmuty
Thomas Shields Clark
Eddy Cottage
George Turnure
E. R. Wharton
Europe
George Weatinghouse
Erskine Park
Washington
Glen
Lenox Social Scene Sees Varied Summer Visitors
Notables arrive in Lenox this week including Miss Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Miss Mackay, Mrs. Jones and Miss Chase among others while Mr. Howland Robbins travels in Europe and autumn golf times loom. Barclay siblings join the Seventh Regiment camp at Peekskill. Crockers spend weeks at Lenox with Miss Crocker and Miss Haven pairing daily for golf or rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Robbins
Europe
Lenox
Henry A. Barclay, Jr
J. Searle Barclay
Henry A. Barclay
Seventh Regiment
Peekskill
George A. Crocker
F. C. Crocker
Miss Crocker
Marion Haven
Jones
New York
Schenck
W. H. Hall
Meta A. Mackay
Lewis Talford Jones
H. S. Chase
Kortright
C. A. Robinson
S. J. MacKenzie
J. B. Flagg
E. Burton Hart
Anna Dudley Hart
William Carruthers
W. B. Ogden
Newport Society Notes Highlight Elite Season Arrivals
Newport opens its season with The Elms ready for occupancy as Berwind move in Bellevue Avenue. Notables like Dewey family, Vanderbilt, Fish, and Postlethwaite arrive or plan stays at villas and cottages. Social calendar includes luncheons, large dinners, and shipboard visits aboard Narada.
Social notes reveal multiple weddings and travels this season
Miss Alice E. Graham arrives from Alameda to live with her aunt in New York. James J. Coogan leaves with his family for Newport for the season. The Cormicks depart 112 West 70th Street for a Long Beach summer cottage. Multiple weddings are planned including John C. Gabler and Teresa Hoffman, Olive May Mitchell and Wilson Murdock Brown, Elizabeth Bross and James Waterbury Eaton, Ida Saunders and Jose de F. Costales, Josephine Marie Martelle and Edmund Pendleton Kennedy, plus various attendants and a Trinity Church ceremony schedule. A reception at 120 Madison Avenue will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice E. Graham
Alameda
Cal
New York
James J. Coogan
Newport
Coogan
Andrew J. Cormick
West Seventy-third Street
Long Beach
L. I
John C
Mitchell
West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
George R. van de Water
William Collier Bross
East One Hundred and Eighteenth Street
Elizabeth Bross
James Waterbury Eaton
St. Andrew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Ida Saunders
S. M. Saunders
Jose de F. Costales
Trinity Church
Mount Vernon
S. T. Graham
Stephen F. Holmes
Pleasantville
N. Y
Josephine Marie Martelle
John B. Martelle
Burlington
Iowa
Edmund Pendleton Kennedy
Virginia
Trinity Chapel
West
Twenty-fifth Street
John B. Logie
Trinity Parish
Josephine A. Bowers
Isabel Smith
Grace van Dusen Martelle
Chicago
Margaret Hughes Kennedy
ant Gray_Kennedy
John Weltmiller
Humphrey K. Ambler
Andrew Kennedy
John Pendleton Kennedy
London
Papa Kennedy
Madison Avenue
Their Golden Wedding in a Family Reunion
Julius Daus and Yetta Daus of 120 White Street celebrate their golden wedding tonight. Foley and Divver factions suspend rivalries as four married children and ten grandchildren attend. Mr. Daus, 73, and Mrs. Daus, 72, gather kin from Chicago and Sharon awaiting a large family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Daus
Yetta
White Street
Foley
Divver
Mr. Daus
Mrs.Daus
Chicago
Sharon
Penn
Colgate to Receive Apoxiomenus Statue Gift
The Colgate University Alumni Association of Albany Troy and vicinity has purchased a 7 ft 6 in ivory finish replica of the Apoxiomenus by Lycippus for presentation at commencement on June 20. John B Creighton, class of 1897, will deliver the presentation address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate University
Colgate University Alumni Association of
Albany
Troy
Lycippus
Vatican Museum
Rome
John B Creighton
Clags
City urged to build outside limits hospital for consumptives
Taxpayers groups in Manhattan and the Bronx press for a public hospital outside city bounds to treat consumptive poor. They cite Seton Hospital issues at Spuyten Duyvil and urge enforcement of sanitary rules while awaiting a new municipal facility. Officials weigh the Henry law and study foreign models noting Germany and France sanatorium provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Bronx
Henry
van Wyck
Centroller Coler
Park District Protective League
King's Bridge
Seton Hospital
Spuyten Duyvil
Riverdale
King’s Bridge
John Jay McKelvey
McKelvey
Board of Health
Health Board
King’s Bridge Improvement Association
Coler
Ss. W. Hydes
Ignatius
Board of Estimate
Examiner Hynes
Germany
France
Agincourt
United Hebrew Charities May Statistics
May statistics show 3,486 applications covering about 12,820 individuals. Relief refused in 606 cases. regular monthly allowances issued in 410. Transportation to various regions aided 122 people. 2,710 garments, 586 shoes, 102 furniture items distributed. 103 meals, 45 nights lodging provided. Liquor 103 bottles distributed plus 406 grocery orders, 460 meat orders, and 2 surgical appliance orders. Employment found for 458. Receipts $15,413.06. relief disbursements $12,258.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hebrew Charities
Relief Bureau
Europe
Fire Department reorganizes Brooklyn units and promotes officers
Fire Chief announces personnel changes at Fire Headquarters. Three new Brooklyn companies are formed Hook and Ladder No 63 Rogers Avenue Jay Street and No 6 Washington Avenue Wallabout Market. Capt John J Fee of No 58 becomes Chief of Battalion Thirty sixth Battalion. New searchlight engine to be stationed at Brooklyn Jay Street HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hook and Ladder Company
Rogers Avenue
Midwood Street
Hook and Ladder
Jay Street
Washington Avenue
Wallabout Market
John J. Fee
Croker
Borough of
Private Harbor Haven Amid Squall Rescue at Oneida Dock
In Greenwich on June 15 Capt Van Etten of the tug Charles Mc Williams weathered a southeast squall while towing five coal barges near Indian Harbor. The Dolly sank in fifteen fathoms and Mamie rode a near-miss as Van Etten’s six barges rode close to the Oneida dock before securing shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
E. C. Benedict’s Harbor
Indian Harbor
van Etten
Charles McAwilliams
Dolly
Mamie
Long Island Sound
Norwalk
Eaton's Neck
Oneida
Commander Belknap Dead in Baltimore Navy
The Navy Department reports the death of Commander Charles Belknap in Baltimore from blood poison after an arm abscess. Born in New Jersey, he entered the Naval Academy in 1864 and served on old-line ships, including the Kearsarge, and commanded the Dixie during the war. He taught physics and chemistry and later torpedo instruction at the Academy. Secretary Long sent a condolence letter praising his service and offering sympathy to his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Baltimore
Charles Belknap
Navy
Belknap
New Jersey
Naval Academy
Kearsarge
Dixie
Long
Iknap
Gen Max Weber Dies in Brooklyn After Long Public Service
General Max Weber a German born revolutionary and Union general died at his Brooklyn home 453 Willoughby Avenue from lung trouble. He led the Turner Regiment fought at Fort Monroe Camp Hamilton Antietam and Shenandoah campaigns later served as American consul tax assessor and collector of internal revenue in New York. He was 38. He left a wife and no children and his funeral plans were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Weber
Germany
Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn
Weber
Achern
Badenia
Carlsruhe
Col. Weber
Konstanz
William and Frankfort
Turner
Fort Monroe
Camp Hamilton
Monitor
Merrimac
Newport News
Shenandoah Valley
Sigel
Hunter
Trinity Lodge of Masons
Kalte’s Post
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Liederkranz
Manhattan
Tragedian Neil Warner Dead at 70 in New York Home
Neil Warner the tragedian real name William Burton Lockwood died yesterday morning at his home 152 East Twenty-seventh Street of Brights disease. Born in London he aged seventy cousin to novelist Ouida. theatre career spanned London Australia San Francisco New York and Montreal with notable companies. He leaves wife Belle Chippendale and three daughters. funeral plans not set likely burial in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Warner
William Burton Lockwood
East Twenty-seventh Street
Bright
Mr. Warner
London
England
Ouida
G. W. Brooks
Marylebone
Australia
San Francisco
This City
New York Theatre
Bowery
Niblo’s Garden
Grand Opera House
Wallack’s
San
Alfie Warner
Montreal
Brothers Die Within Days in Ridgeway and Newburg
The Rev. Frederick Farrar of Newburg rushed to Ridgeway Pennsylvania to be with his ill brother Dr. Percival J. Farrar. Frederick died shortly after arrival and Percival died the following night. Both bodies will be interred in Newburg on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Frederick Farrar
Ridgeway
Penn
Percival J. Farrar
Farrar
Obituary Notes for Mrs Pool and Mr Lyman
Obituary notes report the death of SoPPHIA STUART Poo wife of John Pool of Harrison New York and the passing of Charles Lyman father of George P Lyman Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad official. Lyman died suddenly of heart disease in St Paul after forty three years at Rock Island Arsenal and Civil War service in the Quartermaster General’s Department. Services for Mrs Pool will be at Christ Church Rye tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopphia Stuart Poo
John Pool
Harrison
N. Y
Quartermaster General
Government
Aid Sought for Two Families by Charity Society
The Charity Organization Society appeals for 39 a month to cover rent for a widow with six children. It renews a 10 monthly appeal to assist an Italian family of five children under twelve and recovering father. Send funds to 105 East Twenty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
East Twenty-second Street
Alleged Policy Shop Operators Arraigned in City Court
Four men described as policy shop proprietors were arraigned after Friday warrants by Capt. Goddard of the Anti Policy Society. Magistrate Brann set $1000 bail each and released them on bonds, noting Justice Jerome was unavailable. The men were identified as Charles Williams, John Thompson, Albert Brown, and Peter Peterson with listed addresses in Manhattan and Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Anti- Policy Society
Brann
Jefferson Market
Justice Jerome
James Oliver
Brawn
Charles Williams
West Twentysixth Street
John Thompson
Tenth Avenue
Albert Brown
Peter Peterson
Garden Street
Hoboken
Princeton Treasurer Edwin Osborn Dies at Home
Edwin Curtis Osborn, Princeton university Treasurer, died at his Nassau Street home at 5 AM after sudden illness. He had been ill two weeks, engaged to Olivia M. Stiger, to wed next Monday, and survived by an only daughter, Miss Bessie M. Osborn. Apoplexy given as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Edwin Curtis Osborn
Osborn
Trenton
University
Olivia M. Stiger
Wes
Mr. Osborn
Plainfield
Bessie M. Orborn
Young Man Committed to State Insane Asylum
William MacGinness aged twenty two, of Watertown New York, was committed to the state asylum at Ogdensburg after being adjudged insane. The cause is said to be overstudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
William MacGinness
Ogdensburg
Man-a-Cea Cures Indigestion With Manganese Spring Water
An advertisement touts Man-a-Cea as a remedy for stomach distress indigestion dyspepsia catarrh mucus acidity gases nausea and failure to digest or retain food. It promotes a booklet by Ben K. Curtis at 13 Stone St and mentions a summer shirt sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben K. Curtis
Stone St
New York
Wright Stevens wedding announced at Trinity Church
Hertha Eugenie Stevens daughter of Albert Gallatin Stevens wed Lawrence Worth on Saturday June 15 at Trinity Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. J Nevitt Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright—Stevens
Trinity Church
J. Nevitt Steele
Hertha Eugenie
Albert Gallatin Stevens
Lawrence Worth
Obituary notices from New York City and nearby towns 1901
Several deaths are announced with funeral details. Ida B. Hunter dies at 103 West 118th Street, with funeral later. Albert Tyson Eliots of New York City dies at home for incurables, private funeral. Percy McElrath of Colorado Springs, son of the late Thomas and Elizabeth McElrath, interred there. Edwin Curtis Osborn, Princeton University treasurer, dies at 52. Sophia Stuart Pool, wife of John H. Pool, funeral at Christ Church Rye. Sydney Frederick Walker dies in Flatbush with services at St Pauls Church. Christopher Wolfe dies at Tuxedo Park from pneumonia with services at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turin
Italy
AO Eibe
Colorado Springs
Col. Osborn
Edwin Curtis Osborn
Princeton University
Nassau Street
Princeton
M. Pool
Atarrison
N.Y
Hawthorne St
Flatbush
St. Paul's Church
Corner Church Ay
St. Paul's Place
Wolfe
Tuxedo Park
Christopher Wolfe
St. Mary's Church
Tuxedo
Cypress Hills Cemetery From Brooklyn Ferries by Rail
Official notice from New York office at 1 Madison Avenue describes access to Cypress Hills Cemetery via electric or elevated rail from Brooklyn ferries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
R. R. New York
Madison Av
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Countess Festectics
J. B. Haggin
Henry Munroe
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H. Cruger Oakley
M. E. Sands
T. T. Richardson
Barta
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James Brown Lord
D. Henry Knowlton
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Elms
Newport Golf Club
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Austin Flint, Jr
Berkeley Villa
W. Dennison Hatch
Harold E. Cook
A. Andrews
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P. W. Livermore
H. Mortimer Brooks
Woodbury Kane
George S. Scott
Hugh K. Norman
William R. Hunter
Chamberlain
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L. Q. Jones
Commoi
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J. J. Mason
J. T. Spencer
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P. Jones
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Lispenard Stewart
White Lodge
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T. K. Gibbs
de Blois & Eldridge
Prof. R. Pumpelly
Gibbs Avenue
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George Crocker
Osgood Villa
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Carey Place
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E. C. Post
Hamilton Fish Webster
H. C
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Bradford
Royal B. Bradford
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Missee
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