Newport Season in Full Swing Brings Social Prosperity
Newport society welcomes a rush of summer residents and cottage openings. Prominent arrivals include Royal Phelps Carroll, George B. De Forest, Louis De Forest, Henry Lehr, and Mrs. William G. Weld. Notables such as George W. Vanderbilt, Peter Goelet Gerry, Prof. Raphael Pumpelly, and Miss Martha C. Codman are cited among frequent social events and housing preparations along Bellevue Avenue and nearby estates.
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Newport
Royal Phelps Carroll E
George B. de Forest
Louis de Forest
Bailey'’s Beach
Henry 8. Lehr
Glyn
Mayfield
Bellevue Avenue
William G. Weld
Sicily
George W. Vanderbilt
New York
John Nicholas Brown
Harbour, Court
Vanderbilt
Peter Goelet Gerry
Raphael Pumpelly
Gibbs Avenue
Prescott Lawrence
Aurel Batony
Two-Mile Corner Farm
W. Storrs Wells
Chetwode
R. F. Munroe
Bellevue
Louise
Sturtevant
Bishop Clark Place
R. L. Beeckman
Lands Iend
Beeckiman
Europe
James PB. Haggin
Berkeley Avenue
Berkeley Avenues
Marjorie Elliot
Whitliam Grosvenor
Alexander Agassiz
Theodore M. Davis
James W. Gerard
Sorchan Cottage
Reginald de Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
Loston
Jek
Rhode Island
Wwillm
Eliery
A Day's Weddings: Owen Barnes Nuptials at Bride’s Uncle Home
Carl M. Owen marries Shirley Barnes at Dr. Edward F. Barnes's home in New York. Rev. Robert Collyer officiates. Bridesmaids wear white crepe de chine. best man and ushers include Harvard classmates. Reception follows. couple to spend summer in Colorado then reside in New York.
Montclair and Englewood Couple Wed in Montclair Church
Miss Carla Erran Surbrug and Alexander Eakin wed at 5 pm in Montclair Congregational Church with Rev. Amory H. Bradford officiating. The bride wore an Empire gown of white chiffon and duchesse lace, carried lilies and orchids, with bridesmaids and ushers named from New York and nearby towns. A reception followed at the Burogru g home. the bride is granddaughter of the late Achille Errani, noted New York musician.
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Carla Erran Surbrug
John W. Surbdrug
Hawthorn Place
Montclair
Alexander Eakin
Englewood
Congregational Church
Amory H. Bradford
Kirkwood
Cincinnati
Oliver
Esther Schoonmaker
Edith Eakin
Geomerm
Boyd Crockett
New York
Arthur Cushman
Spring Mass
Charlies Mason, Jr
Ewood
Stuart Eakin
Jipn P. Schott
Campbell Smith
Charlies Oung
Harry Gardner
Newt Henry G. Stephens
John Orbrug
Burorug
Achille Errani
Miss Edith Woodbury Weds Philip Coyle Boton in New Jersey
Edith Woodbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Woodbury married Philip Coyle Boton yesterday afternoon at Holy Communion Church South Jersey Archdeacon Lewis Meron presided The maid of honor was Miss Marion Scott of New York a cousin The bride’s cousin Mildred Lawrence Morgan Burlington VI served as flower girl Best man Bee Fee participated in the ceremony
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Edith White Woodbury
Theodore C. Woodbury
of the Holy Communion
South
N. J
Philip Edward Coyle
Bobton
Mass
Lewis Meron
Marion Scott
New York
Mildred ‘Lawrence Morgan Burlington
Fee
Bride Wears Satin Robe with Pearls in Family Tradition
The bride, a cousin of the groom, wore a Princess satin gown trimmed with Duchess lace and a diamond pendant from the bridegroom. She carried pearls that belonged to her great-grandmother, honoring a lineage linked to Sam Floyd and the independence era. Present were Bryant Brownell of Vicksburg, Philp Dunbar of Boston, and Waddill Catchings and Ward P. Jones of New York.
Grange Stangland Nuptials Held at Holy Trinity Church
Robert Waddington Grange Jr of Pittsburg and Miss Jessie Cary Stang land were married at 8 last night in the Church of Holy Trinity at 1224 Street and Lenox Avenue. The Rev Robert W Grange officiated with Rev H Benson helping. The bride wore ivory satin with lace and carried Bride roses. maid of honor Miss Agnes Louise Fish wore pink taffeta. Best man was Walter Taber Grange. ushers included Robert Sedgwick Stangland and others. A small reception followed at 157 West 123d Street.
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Robert Waddington Grange, Jr
Pittsburg
Jessie Cary Stangland
Benjamin F. Stangland
Church of Holy Trinity
Lenox Avenue
Robert Waddington Grange
Church of the Ascension of Pittsburg
H. Benson
Agnes Louise Fish
Hempstead
S. I
Walter Taber Grange
Pana
Robert Sedgwick Stangland
William G. Grange
Philadelphia
Barrett Smith
New York
Angus McLean
Glasgow
Scotland
West 123d Street
Montclair Couple Wed in First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Josephine Holloway daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry F Holloway of Upper Mountain Avenue Montclair married Edward Cairns of Park Street last night at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev Abner Lucas officiated with the bride given by her father. Attendants included sister Miss Jeanette Holloway flower girl maid of honor Miss Margaret Nichols and bridesmaids Miss Harriet Lockwood Miss Bertha Richards Miss Louise Evans and Miss Edith Turner. Clifford Cairns brother of the bride served as best man with ushers John Shroyer John Somerville William Biglow Arthur Holloway Roger Holloway and Henry S Rowland. The gown was prime lace with full court train and veil of tulle with bridal wreath.
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Josephine Holloway
Henry F. Holloway
Upper Mountain Avenue
Montclair
Edward Cairns
Park Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Abner Lucas
Jeanette Holloway
Margaret Nichols
Brooklyn
Harriet Lockwood
Bertha Richards
Louise Evans
Chicago
Edith Turner
Urbana
Ohio
Clifford Cairns
Edith Greenough Weds Edson Lewis in Oyster Bay Church
About two hundred guests from New York Brooklyn and Boston attended the June 15 wedding of Edith Greenough daughter of the late William Greenough to Edson Lewis of Boston. The ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church was conducted by Rev. William Greenough Thayer with Rev. Henry Homer Washburn assisting. Marion G Greenough was maid of honor Kenneth Lewis was best man. Bridesmaids included Ruth Greenough Nathalie Henderson Mary Harriman and Mary L Gurnee. A reception followed at Mrs Edward Mitchell Townsend’s home.
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Oyster Bay
Il.i
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Edith Greenough
Wiliam Greenough
Edson Lewis
Christ Episcopal Church
William Greenough Thayer
Henry Homer Washburn
Christ Church
Marion G. Greenough
Kenneth Lewis
Ruth Greenough
Nathalie Henderson
Mary Harriman
Mary L. Gurnee
Edward Mitchell Townsend
Miss Kathryn Rogers Wed to Allen Bragaw in Orange Home
Miss Kathryn Rogers daughter of William J. Rogers president of the Borden Milk Company married Allen Cleveland Bragaw of New York at her parents home 58 Reynolds Terrace Orange. The Rev Charles L Pardee officiated with James Kiil born of New York as best man and ushers Arthur Sherwood Currie Waldron and Drs Henry and Frederick Rogers. A reception followed.
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Kathryn Rogers
William J. Rogers
Borden Milk Company
Reynolds Terrace
Orange
Allen Cleveland Bragaw
New York
Charles L. Pardee
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
James Kiilborn
Arthur Sherwood
Currie Waldron
Montclair
Drs
Henry and
Frederick Rogers
New Bedford Couple Wed at Grace Church in June
Miss Marion Slocum of New Bedford and Thomas Hallowell of New York were married in Grace Church. The bride's father F. R. Slocum gave her away. Phoebe Judkins was maid of honor with Florence Bradley and Helen Knowlton as bridesmaids. Best man was Jacob Wendell Jr. Harvard 91, and ushers included Louis Irving Edward Welch Louis Earle F H Lows Joseph Norris and Thomas Goddard.
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New Bedford
Mass
Marion Slocum
Thomas Hallowell
New York
Grace Church
F. R. Slocum
Phoebe Judkins
Florence Bradley
Helen Knowlton
Boston
Jacob Wendell, Jr
Harvard
Louis Irving
Edward Welch
Louis Earle
F. H. Lows
Joseph Norris
Thomas Goddard
Newburg Officer Weds in Home Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Elsie Morgan Chapman of Newburg to Second Lieut Irving John Palmer US Army was held at the bride's home. Rev John Ruske officiated with Best Man Lieut William L Moose and Maid of Honor Miss Louise Cleveland. Palmer's home is Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Newburg
N. Y
Elsie Morgan Chapman
John H. Chapman
Irving John Palmer
United States Army
John Ruske
St. George's Episcopal Church
William L. Moose
Arkansas
Louise Cleveland
Lieut
Palmer
West Point
Kalamazoo
May G Lalor Weds Frank Breslin at St Ignatius Loyola
The wedding of Miss May G Lalor to Frank J Breslin occurred last Wednesday at the Church of St Ignatius Loyola. Rev N N McKinnon assisted by Rev William OBrien Pardow officiated. The bride was escorted by her brother William Lalor with May McParlan as attendant and J Lalor serving as best man.
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May G. Lalor
Frank J. Breslin
St. Ignatius Loyola
N. N. McKinnon
William O’brien Pardow
Wiliam
Lalor
May McParlan
J. Lalor
Belle Terre Club Opens at Port Jefferson
The Belle Terre Club in Port Jefferson opened yesterday with a register including L. C. Weir Ralph Retda and family Sydney J. Smith Paul D. Cravath Henry Ro Winthrop Thomas Witt Cuyler John ae 6 Hebe Jr J. McRea and others A TAL Wwil Cox Charles B Bayliss Joseph M Vose John J Petit John G Forsyth LL M Starbuck and Miss L Goodman.
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Belle Terre Club
Port Jefferson
L. C. Weir
Ralph Retda
Sydney J. Smith
Paul D. Cravath
Henry Ro Winthrop
Thomas Witt
Cuyler
John Ae
Hebe Jr
J. McRea
and Eoburn, Jr
A. A. Wraser
OM v. Fraser
Miss Armitage
A Tal Wwilcox
Charles B. Bayliss
Joseph M. Vose
John J. Petit
John G. Forsyth
LL M. Starbuck
Miss L. Goodman
Miss Vivi annie Smythe Weds Dr Louis Hern in New Bedford
Miss Vivi annie Smythe daughter of Mrs Eleanor Jane Smythe married this afternoon at her home to Dr Louis David Hern of Starkville New York. Rev Perby Gordon officiated.
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New York Times
New Bedford
Viviannie Smythe
Eleanor Jane Smythe
Louis David Hern
Starkville
N. Y
Perby Gordon
Wedding of Marshall Halstead and Clara Lunkenheimer
The wedding of Marshall Halstead son of Mr and Mrs Murat Halstead Cincinnati and Miss Clara Lunkenheimer Walnut Hills will be held Saturday June 22 at the mother’s home on Luray Avenue Walnut. Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson have returned from Washington to Llewellyn Park West Orange N J after visiting Mrs Robinson’s brother President Roosevelt and joining his Jamestown Exposition trip.
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Marshall Halstead
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
Clara Lunkenheimer
Walnut Hills
Luray Avenue
Walnut
Douglas Robinson
Washington
Llewellyn Park
West Orange
N. J
Washon
Mrs. Robinson
President Roosevelt
Arrivals at This Port on Transatlantic Liners
European arrivals list aboard the La Lorraine from Havre include Thomas Dossin and several named passengers. On the White Star liner Cretic arriving yesterday are Miss F Riddle Angell and other travelers including Prof C A Franceschetti and Mr and Mrs W D Gates.
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Havre
Thomas Dossin
George Day
J. Gomes de la Torre
M. Kittchener
L. B. Leonard
M. M. Aerden
A. Riegel
Cretic
F. Riddle Angell
L. FH. Booker
J. V. Chalmers
C. A. Franceschetti
W. D. Gates
Henry N. Harvey
L. F. Jackson
Mirage of Liner Seen in Mid Ocean
The American Liner Philadelphia reports a remarkable mirage 25 miles ahead showing a perfect inverted outline of the French liner La Lorraine with passengers on decks and officers on the bridge visible in the sky. The vision lasted about ninety minutes before vanishing.
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Philadelphia
Southampton
la Lorraine
Hner
Tose
Mner
Wu Ting Seng
Shanghai
Mr. Seng
Europe
America
China
England
New York
James l. Rodgers
Havana
Rodgers
Moscow
Seattle
Red Cross Society
MacKenzie
Canada
Amerika
David Aaron
Thomas Barbour
Eustace H. Burrows
A. M. Evans
James J. Foy
C. C. Hamlin
Thomas Hitchcock
Per
Crowded St. Louis Departures Highlight Liner Sendoff
The American liner St. Louis sailed amid a crowded pier as officials wrestled with last minute baggage issues. Miss C Ferguson Brown chased missing luggage and a fast arriving hotel porter, while Mrs D J Depew faced a ticket mix up with the Caledonia. Senator Depew, mum on plans, spoke of London Paris rests. Mrs Godwin Guest, the high profile driver, announced Fall plans to race in the International Automobile Cup. Joe Grim, jailed by Philadelphia police, was slated to sail in second cabin for grand larceny charges.
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St. Louis
C. Ferguson Brown
Jameson
Knickerbocker
West Twenty-fourth Street
Glasgow
Depew
Buster
London
Hill
Harriman
Joe Grim
Moody and
Leeson
Philadelphia
Grim
Arsenal Repairs Urgently Needed After Department Report
The Department of Public Buildings and Offices reported to President Herrman that the inspection on Fifty fifth Street and Fifth Avenue shows the arsenal badly in need of repairs. Brick and stone work are in good condition but wooden girders and beams are loose and some rotting.
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Arsenal
Department of Public Buildings and Offices
Herrman
Aes
Fifth Avenue
Young Will Recover From Illness Says Doctor
The condition of E. F. C. Young, the Jersey City banker, improved again yesterday. His physicians express confidence there is no doubt of his recovery.
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J. F.C. Young
E. F. C. Young
Jersey— City
Meeting Notes From Browkway Gathering
Fragmentary report shows a small assembly at Browkway with mention of a rumored third party. Details are unclear but attendees discussed possible actions and next steps.
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Me of Rumor
Browkway
Che S Qtyaatril
Cornell Alumni Week Ends With Varsity Baseball Victory
Ithaca June 15 Cornell celebrates alumni week with reunions and a parade. President Schurman spoke at Barnes Hall as the Varsity beat the alumni 4 to 0 in a game featuring former captains and notable players.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Schurman
Barnes Hall
Armory
Sandy Hunt
Lawrence Ketcham
Eddie Burns
Brooklyn
Kid Kreger
Philadelphia
Robertson
Brewster
Johnson
Costello
Brown
Harry Taylor
Tar’’ Young
Deshon
Heisman
Young
Floras and Florences Attend Free Matinee Show
Hundreds of schoolgirls and teachers from the city attended Adele Ritchie's matinee of Fascinating Flora with about a thousand invitations issued. The crowd filled balconies with teachers downstairs, many pupils upstairs, and a few Florenz boys admitted later. One Black student named Florence Black was the sole minority present.
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Florenz
Floras
Florencea
Bhe
Florence Black
The Bijou and Wallack Theatres End Seasons
The Bijou Theatre and Wallack's closed their seasons last night. Mme Alla Nazimova ended her English drama season at the Bijou with Comtesse Coquette and will reopen next season in the same play. The Hudson closed Brewster's Millions and heads to Chicago for a summer engagement starting tomorrow.
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Bijou
Wallack’s
Brewster's Millions
the Hudson
Mme
Alla Nazimova
Comtesse Coquette
Bijou Theatre
Harry Kelly
Wallack
The
Hudson
Chicago
Marie Dressler Sails for Southampton with Mrs Goodwin-Guest
Actress Marie Dressler sailed aboard the St. Louis bound for Southampton with Mrs Victoria Goodwin-Guest for a motor tour of the Continent. She has recently bought a home at Maidenhead, England. A question on the pier about marriage drew laughter as she said she is not old enough.
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Marie Dressler
St. Louis
Southampton
Victoria Goodwin-Guest
Continent
Miss Dressler
Maidenhead
England
Italian Opera Week Features La Favorita and Lucia Di Lammermoor
Gaetano D Amato s Royal Grand Opera Company continues at the Grand Opera House with two new to the company works La Favorita and Lucia Di Lammermoor. Title roles are sung by Mme Berti Mme Baldini Mme Bernato and Mme Helena with tenors Sacchetti Allemani and Giacone in the cast.
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Gaetano D'Amato
Royal Grand Opera Company
Tas
Grand Opera House
Loving Cup Presented to Van den Berg at West End Faust
A gold loving cup was presented to Jos Van den Berg by Van den Berg Opera Company members after the second act of Faust at the West End Theatre. The director, who has long served the company, is soon to leave. he made a brief speech of thanks.
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van den Berg
Jos@ Van den Berg
van den Berg Opera Company
Faust
Brighton Beach Music Hall Opens With Howard and North
The Brighton Beach Music Hall opened its season yesterday afternoon to a crowded house with Howard and North and George Evans as the chief attractions. The Brighton Beach Hotel, managed by E. Clark King, also opened for the summer at the same time.
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Brighton Beach Music Hall
Brighton Beach
Amusement Notes Highlight Cast Returns and Openings
Relene Lackaye, sister of Wilton Lackaye, is re-engaged by the Kirke Lashelle Company for the same role in The Heir to the Hoorah next season. Robert Grayts selects vaudeville attractions for Adle and opens Grand Street Theatre on Sunday afternoon June 23. Guy Standing, in The Right of the management of Kiaw and Erlanger, sails for Europe Tuesday. Com Twelfth Regiment attends The Boys of Company B at the Lyceum next Tuesday.
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Relene Lackaye
Wilton Lackaye
Kirke Lashelle Company
Robert Grayts
Adle
Grand Street Theatre
Guy Standing
Mme. Nazim
Ova
Kiaw & Erlanger
Europe
Twelfth Regiment
N. G
Lyceum Theatre
Market Notes on Fruits and Olives in Town
Huckleberries appear in town at 40 cents a box and are praised as promising later bounty. King edibles and bubble skinned varieties are popular for market baskets at $2 a dozen. Cocktail olives and pitted olives are sold in bottles from ten-ounce to quart sizes. Canteloupes from California are sweet and mellow at 50 cents each. Cherries, white grapes from France, and hot house tomatoes with mushrooms also feature, with Maryland strawberries arriving soon from Keyport and New York State.
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California
France
Ween Port
Maryland
Keyport
N. J
New York State
Thirteen Years of Perfect School Attendance
Stamford Connecticut June 15 Benjamin Wilkinson of Portchester completed thirteen years of perfect attendance at school. His brother James Barta hinted at a reward or salary from school authorities.
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Stamford
Conn
Benjamin Wilkinson
Portchester
James Barta
Sahry
Outdoor Concert Season Opens in Central Park
Nahan Franko leads thirty eight musicians with Carl Mau er as cornet soloist in the season’s first park concert on the Mall in Central Park. The crowd filled benches and lawns while families enjoyed a sunny day and the fresh green landscape. The programme featured works by Gounod Weber Mascagni Meyerbeer and Wagner with the National Anthem and several encores. Concerts will continue Saturdays and Sundays at 4 pm for five weeks.
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Central Park
Nahan Franko
Carl Mauer
New York
Moses Herrman
Columbia
Gounod
Weber
Mascagni
Mevrerbeer
Rubinstein
Wagner
Franko
William L Jenney Dies Former Chicago Architect
Chicago mourns 74 year old William L Baron Jenney, a pioneer of steel construction who shaped modern office design. As Home Insurance Building architect for New York in 1883, his fireproof, tall design on Adams and La Salle sparked advances in wind bracing, elevators, ventilation, plumbing, and vaults that defined urban offices. He died today in Los Angeles.
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New York Times
Chicago
William L. Baron Jenney
Los Angeles
Cal
Jenney
Home Insurance Company of
New York
Adams and
la Salle Street
Water main bursts flood future sub-station area
A six inch water main serving homes on the north side of Sixteenth Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues burst yesterday afternoon after being uncovered by workmen. Water flooded a cement floor over which a sub-station of the Ion Company will be built but caused little damage, only delaying early concrete work already begun.
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Sixteenth Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Ion Company
Will of Joseph Applegate Filed for Brooklyn Estate
The will of the late Joseph Applegate was filed yesterday in Kings County Brooklyn. It provides an estate valued at 750000 to be distributed among his grandnephews and nieces and other surviving relatives of his wife. The bulk of the property is left to Ida Applegate Drake, the testator’s daughter.
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Joseph Applegate
Kings County
Brooklyn
Death of Very Rev Patrick Byrne pastor of Caldwell church
The Very Rev Patrick Byrne pastor of St Aloysius Catholic Church Caldwell New Jersey died at St Michaels Hospital Newark of cerebral hemorrhage after about a week illness. He was 70, born in Templeport Ireland and active in the church for over fifty years. He studied in Ireland and America and was ordained in 1859 by Bishop Bagley. He served various parishes in Newark diocese and later Caldwell where he was pastor about ten years and Dean of the diocese. He was a leading advocate of the Total Abstinence Society serving as its first president for twenty years.
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Patrick Byrne
St. Aloysius’s Catholic Church
Caldwell
N. J
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Temple Port
Ireland
America
Georgetown
Father Maldonado
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Bagley
Camden
Bayley
Father Byrne
Total Abstinence Society
Ex-Assemblyman Patrick Carty Dies at 73
Former New York Assemblyman Patrick J. Carty died after a long illness at his nephew P. J. Carty’s home at 136 West 127th Street. He was 73, a Tammany Democrat who served the old Fourth Ward in 1876, later became Chief Inspector in the Board of Excise, then entered the brewery business. He helped found the Occidental Club and was active in the Volunteer Fire Department and Friends of Ireland. Funeral set for Tuesday at St. Aloysius Church at 10 o'clock.
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Patrick J. Carty
P. J. Carty
West 127Th Street
Tammany
Occidental Club
Friends of Ireland
Press Club
St. Aloysius’s Church
Nurse Miss Mary C Hally Dies After War Service
Miss Mary C Hally 81 died in Rahway New Jersey from a pulmonary ailment contracted while nursing in the Military Hospital of Philippine prisons during the Spanish American War. She volunteered at Elizabeth General Hospital and sailed for Manila the next day. Funeral tomorrow at 10 with high mass at St Marys Church.
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New York Times
Rahway
N. J
Mary C. Hally
Philippine
Hally
General Hospital
Elizabeth
Manila
St. Mary’s Church
Dr. MacArthur's Daughter Dies After Long Illness
Marian Elizabeth MacArthur youngest child of Rev. Dr. R. 8. MacArthur pastor of Calvary Church died at the family residence on Sunnyside Avenue Pleasantville New York after years with pulmonary tuberculosis. She was to enter Vassar before illness and was active in church mission and Christian Endeavor Society. Funeral set for Tuesday with Kensico Cemetery burial.
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Vassar
Mission
a_the Christian Endeavor Society
Kensico Cemetery
Longtime Harrison Resident Among Those Dying in N J
Obituary notices report multiple deaths across New Jersey. Robert A. Dukes of Harrison, 6, Holly wood Club member, widowed with two sons. Francis H. DuBo, 75, Montclair, formerly of Long Island. Amelia Stout Macintosh, widow of Maj Gen John B. Macintosh, Spring Lake. Helen Findlay of Bayonne, a prominent church worker and organizer. John P. White of Paterson, senior partner in White & O'Hara. Dr John J. Morrissey of East 126th Street, Manhattan, dies after skull fracture. Edward Maher, Newark iron founder and former Police Commissioner. Louis C. Walder of New York Silk Co. dies suddenly. and William J. W… a prominent New Jersey figure.
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Robert A. Dukes
Harrison
N. J
Hollywood Club
Francis H. Dubo
Willard Place
Montclair
Long Isla
Amelia, Stout Macintosh
John B. Macintosh
Luther Laffin Kellogg
St Spring Lake
Terday
Mise Helen
Findlay
Worty-fifth Street
Bayonne
Christ Presbyterian Church
John P. White
White & O'Hara
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lees
Oxford
Ireland
End
O’hara
Lower van Houten Street
Paterson
John. J. Morrisshy
BC East 126Th Street
Second Avenue
125Th Street
Morrissey
Hartford
Conn
St. Joseph's
Sta. Vincent's
St. Francis's Hospitals
Metropolitan Hospital
Edward Maher
Maher & Flockhart
Newark
Ballentine Park
New Jersey
Board of Education of
State Board of Education
America
St James’s Hospital
Newark Board of Trade
Louis C. Walder
the & Merer Silk Company
Ein Pa N. J
Mra
Bertha van Tasel
William J
Eeger
Obituary notices dated June entries for New York area
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements dated June 13 to June 18, 1907 across Clifton Springs Astoria New Canaan Jamaica Jamaica and New Haven area detailing individuals Dorothea Sparkman Emma A Clark Sturgis Coffin Degrauw Helen Findlay Frances Hillhouse Julia A Deane W G Jones Jane Grant Keeler Silvia Livingston Amelia Macintosh Victoria Mackie Mary Amelia Mains Marian McArthur Elisel Schickel Franklin Stanton with service times locations including St Andrew's Church Woodlawn Bayonne Calvary Church Kensico and Woodlawn Cemetery indications of interment and funeral arrangements
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Ee Buttrey
John Clark
Stamford
Conn
New Canaan
Sturgis
John B. Ladd
Henry St
Brooklyn
Degrauw
Jamaica
Aaron A. Degrauw
Helen D. Findlay
Woodlawn
New York
Pares Isiip
L. J
Hillhouse
Newton
Frances J. Hillhouse
William Hillhouse
Samuel R. Betts
James AirMouse
Sachem
Julia A. Deane
St. Chrysostom’s Chapelhev
Keeler
Jane Grant Keeler
Floyd Keeler
St. James’s Church
North Salem
Purdy’s
Lexington Av
Harlem Division
Grand Central Station
Livingston
Rome
Silvia A
Weller
L.livingston
Washington Coster
Macin
Epring Lake
N. J
Amelia Stout Macintosh
John B. MacIntosh
Mackie
Victoria Amelia Mackie
Schuyler F. Mackie
Frederick UN. Pantaenicus
Calvary Episcopal Church
48Th St
Avenue C
Bayonne
49Th St
Liberty St
Central R. R
Mains
Mary Amelia
George P. Mains
Park Av
Mount Venon
McArthur
Pleasantville
N. Y
Marian Elizebeth
Robert Stuart
Elizabeth Fox McArthur
Kensico Cemetery
Inet
Ickel
Willm
Elise Schickel
Seeer
Fame
Church of St. Ignat Loyola
Bath St
Stanton
East 36Th St
Franklin Stanton
Undertakers Be Not Deceived By The Telephone Book
The Stephen Merritt Co. advertises one location at St Av and 19th St with phone 124-125-Chelsea. Executives Stephen Merritt president and P W Radcliffe vice president and marketing. Also mentions Drapels Ambulance Service and telephone number 1324 Cheisen.
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Stephen Merritt Co
St. Av
19Th St
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
P. W. Radcliffe
Prank BE. Campbell Co
West 234
Drapels
Ambulance Bervica
Cheisen
Beautiful Cedar Grove Cemetery Ad in New York
Advertisement for Beautiful Cedar Grove Cemetery in Flushing L I six miles from East 34th Street Ferry. Accessible from Greater Newark by trolley. Plots priced from seventy five dollars and up. Visit the cemetery, or telephone or write for a brochure. Madison Avenue New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand 1
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Cedar Grove
Flushing
L. L
East 34Th St. Ferry
Greater
Newark
CEDA
Madison Av
New York City
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