Cherry Blossom Grove Vaudeville Atop the New York Theatre
Review of the Cherry Blossom Grove vaudeville program at the New York Theatre a'top noting no major novelties but solid entertainment. Entries include Carl Marwig ballet, La Belle Blanche imitations, Jessie Bartlett Davis songs, La Belle Tortajada dances, and Winschermann’s acrobatic animals with bears, monkeys, and clowning.
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Babylon
New York
Cherry Blossom Grove
New York Theatre
Carl Marwig
Corps de Ballet
la Belle Blanche
Lulu Glazer
Anna Held
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Winschermann
Theaters Highlight Summer Offerings Across New York
The Knickerbocker presents The Wild Rose while A Chinese Honeymoon plays at the Casino. Dodo’s grin charms at Daly’s and Dollyarden continues to triumph at Herald Square. The Chaperons lead Broadway to the New Stars, Bohemian Girl tours New York, and Martha’s Opera appears at Terrace Garden.
Vaudeville Scenes at New York Halls and Theaters
Seaside and city venues showcase acts from Shannon's Twenty-third Regiment Band at Manhattan Beach to Paradise Roof Gardens and St Nicholas Garden. Edith Helena shines in Sweethearts. Victory Bateman tours with Joseph Totter. Eden Musée promotes an eagle scene. Ted Marks opens American Roof Garden. Proctor stock features The Deacon's Daughter and The Nominee with Nat C Goodwin. Lillian Russell's sister Susanne Leonard debuts at Proctor's Newark. German monologist J. K. Emmett appears. Summer vaudeville enters its second week at Twenty-third Street with Sidney Grant Barry and Hughes Baker and Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Susanne Leonard
Proctor’s
Newark
J. K. Emmett
Twenty-third Street
Sidney Grant
Barry and Hughes
Baker and Conn
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sails with theatre notables aboard
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse departs for Bremen via Cherbourg and Plymouth at 10 this morning. Among its passengers are Mr and Mrs James K Hackett Kyrie Bellew Frank McKee and Mrs McKee and Anna Held. Also booked are A Gripp Minister of Sweden and Norway and Prof M I Pupin.
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Bremen
Cherbourg
Plymouth
James K. Hackett
Kyrie Bellew
Frank McKee
McKee
Anna Held
A. Gripp
Sweden
Norway
M. I. Pupin
Sam Bernard and Florence Deutch Wed at Vienna Hall
Sam Bernard a noted German dialect comedian from the Weber and Fields company married Florence Deutch last night at Vienna Hall located at Fifty eighth Street and Lexington Avenue. The couple were supported by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bernard and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weber. the newlyweds will take a wedding trip to Saratoga.
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Sam Bernard
Weber & Fields Company
Florence Deutch
Vienna Hall
Fiftty Eighth Street
Lexington Avenue
Hast
Dick Bernard
Joseph Weber
Saratoga
American actress Julie Opp gains divorce in London
Julie Opp, an American actress, today obtained a divorce from her husband Robert Lorraine, an actor. The case was not defended. The couple married in London on November 6, 1897.
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Julie Opp
London
Robert Lorraine
Miss Opp
Slavic Teutonic Rivalry Expanded In European Policy
The Times Vienna correspondent reports Prussia’s Polish policy provokes Slavic exasperation and signals a looming Slav vs Teuton struggle. German influence grows in Near East politics, risking international friction as Polish solidarity strengthens across regions. Russian publicists show sympathy toward Polish nationality.
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London
Prussia
Vienna
The
Times
Near East
Austria
Russia
Novoe Vremya
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
The New Spanish Leader Emerges from Madrid
The Madrid Times correspondent reports ex minister Canalejas, now retiring, as proclaiming himself a Democrat and Anti Clerical though a true Catholic. He aims to head a new extreme liberal monarchist party. The piece notes Marseillaise and Virgla Republica cries at speeches and questions his sudden influence.
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London
NEW York Times
Madrid
The
Times
Sefior Canalejas
Marseillaise
Virg la Republica
France and the ship combine prompts French push for reform
Paris newspapers urge improvements to the mail service reduce tariffs and expand mercantile marine They advocate a French syndicate to counter the British American alliance and position France as the terminus of transatlantic lines guiding trade between America and Europe.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Paris
Times
Frech
Mercantile Marine
France
Europe
America
Morgan in a very jolly mood despite contract talks
Berlin reports the German press focused on J Pierpont Morgan after a dispatch claimed his spirits were low due to a shipping contract. A Tageblatt telegram quoted Morgan partners saying letters from his Adriatic yacht show him in a very jolly mood.
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Mr. Morgan
Berlin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Berliner Tageblatt
London
Resignation of Col Rochas D Aiglun Shocks Paris
London dispatch says Col Rochas d Aiglun head of the Polytechnic School retires after long study in psychical research. He has written several books on the subject.
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London Times
NEW York Times
Cablegram
London
Paris
the Times
Col. Rochas d’Aiglun
Polytechnic
Col. Rochas
Rain Spoils Aldershot Grand Review in England
In Aldershot England June 16 rain spoiled the grand review as King Edward did not attend the march past represented by the Prince of Wales. The procession included the Duke of Connaught Indian Princes and notable staff while Queen Alexandra and other royals observed. Major Edward B Cassatt US Army served as an attache with the Prince of Wales.
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Aldershot
England
Edward
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Earl Roberts
Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Princess Victoria
Duchess of Connaught
Lord Roberts
Highlands Infantry
Edward B. Cassatt
United States Army
Stock Exchange to Close for Coronation Festivities
London reports the Stock Exchange will close June 26 27 and 28 in observance of the coronation festivities.
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London
the Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange Closed For Coronation Holiday
Liverpool notes that the Cotton Exchange will close June 26 27 and 28 to observe coronation festivities.
Viscount Duntuce to sail on Celtic to New York
London reports Viscount Duntuce eldest son of the Earl of Antrim will sail aboard the White Star liner Celtic from Liverpool to New York on June 20.
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Viscount Duntuce
London
Earl of Antrim
Celtic
Liverpool
New,York
Theatrical Independents Form Agency Against Trust
Three independent managers Harrison Grey Fiske James K Hackett Maurice Campbell join forces to establish a booking agency separate from the Theatrical Trust led by Klaw & Erlanger Nixon Zimmerman Frohman and Al Hayman. They vow no fees for bookings and plan star Isabel Irving in The Crisis while continuing other engagements.
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Theatrical Trust
Harrison Grey Fiske
Minnie Maddern Fiske
James K. Hackett
Mary Mannering
Maurice Campbell
Henrietta Crosman
Hackett
Klaw & Erlanger
Frank McKee
Messrs
Nixon & Zimmerman
Philadelphi
Charles Frohman
al. Hayman
Isabel Irving
Don Caesar
Campbell
Mr. Fiske
Mrs. Fiske
Mary of
Attack on La Guayra Fails
Advices from Willemstad Curacao report Venezuelan revolutionists attacked La Guayra last Saturday. Government forces shelled Maiquetia from shore forts and the Miranda warship. About 400 rebels were repulsed after destroying the Boqueron bridge and cutting telegraph lines. Panic struck Caracas as residents bought provisions fearing a siege. A Dutch warship and the German cruiser Falke sail from Curacao to La Guayra.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
la Guayra
Caracas
Maiquetia
Miranda
Boqueron
Venezuela
Falke
Curacgoa
Baron Halkett Divorce Granted in London
Baroness Halkett formerly Miss Sarah Helen Olivia Stokes of New York obtained a divorce this afternoon on grounds of cruelty and misconduct by her husband Baron Halkett. The suit was undefended and she testified he kicked her on several occasions. His Hanoverian title traces to Sir Hugh Halkett, a Waterloo era general, and Baroness Halkett is daughter of Anson Phelps Stokes of New York.
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London
Baroness Halkett
Sarah Helen Olivia Stokes
New York
Baron Halkett
Hugh Colin Gustave George Halkett
Miss Stokes
Sir Hugh Halkett
Waterloo
Anson Phelps Stokes
The British Grain Tax Debate in Commons
In London on June 17 the Finance bill debate saw Sir Michael Hicks Beach refuse to drop maize from new grain duties. He argued the extra two pence per hundredweight would not raise prices and would not be as severe as Irish critics warned. Thomas W Russell urged a tax abatement citing maize as both animal and human food for the poorest in Ireland. The chancellor agreed to cut offal feedstuffs duty to 144d and would consider maize relief for starch makers.
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London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Thomas W. Russell
New Irish Land Movement
Ireland
Severe Weather Strikes Europe Amid Storms and Floods
Reports from Europe describe cold and rainy conditions with heavy storms in France Germany Austria and Belgium causing property and crop damage. In Hungary floods driven by continuous rains threaten towns along the Szamos river. Austria endures severe cold with damaged vineyards and fruit trees. The Italian Alps saw heavy snowfall yesterday.
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London
Europe
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Hunary
Szamos
Transylvania
Italian Alps
Cyclone at Karachi Sweeps Port City
A severe cyclone accompanied by a tidal wave struck Karachi, the Sind province capital and seaport. The article notes Karachi's location twelve miles southwest of Haidarabad, its harbor, population of 115,407, and its trade in wheat, seeds, cotton, wool, and piece goods with annual trade around 180000 rupees.
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Karachi
Kurrachee
Sind
Haidarabad
Indus
Miss Mabel Hanna Weds Har ry Parsons in Cleveland
Miss Mabel Hanna eldest daughter of Senator M A Hanna married Harry Parsons of Cleveland at the Hanna residence on Lake Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Leonard with close family and friends present. The couple will honeymoon in Buffalo and Sainte Marie Michigan after visiting the bride’s summer home.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mabel Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Harry Parsons
Hanna
Lake Avenue
Ishop Leonard
Episcopal Church
Parsone
Ruth Hanna
Lucia McCurdy
George T. Tillman
New York
Connecticut
Buffalo
Ault Ste. Marie
Mich
The Late Solomon Stein
Solomon Stein founder and senior partner of the woolen firm 8 Stein & Co. at Fifth Avenue and Eighteenth Street died Friday at Bay Shore L I aged sixty seven. Born in Bavaria he came to America at six, built a self made career, and moved the business to New York in 1874. Funeral services at 10 A M today at 18 West Seventy second Street with Rabbi Gottheil officiating.
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Solomon Stein
8. Stein & Co
Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
United States
Bay Shore
L. I
Bavaria
Mason and Dixon
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Stein
James Stillman
William L. Strong
West Seventy-second Street
Rabbi Gottheil
Temple Emanu-E
Swarthmore selects Indiana University president
President John Swain of Indiana University has accepted the Swarthmore College presidency starting September. He requires a $400,000 fundraising goal for campus expansion and curriculum growth, a target already subscribed with potential for more. Swain has led Indiana University since 1893 and was born June 16, 1857.
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Philadelphia
John Swain
Indiana University
Swarthmore College
Swain
Swarthmore
Pendleton
Seeing New York Coach Tour Begins From Waldorf
The American Sight-Seeing Car and Coach Company started its first Seeing New York coach trip yesterday afternoon leaving Waldorf Astoria at 4 o’clock. A lecturer used a megaphone to highlight points of interest along Fifth Avenue and through Central Park drives. The tour shared stories about the city’s area population government railroads and public conveyances and noted prosperity. Similar coach trips are established in Denver Washington Salt Lake City Boston Charleston and D. C.
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New York
American Sight-Seeing Car and Coach Company
Waldorf- Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Denver
Washington
Salt Lake City
Boston
Charleston
D. C
Rev H W Ennis Resigns as Brooklyn Pastor
The Rev Howard Wilbur Ennis has resigned as pastor of the First Reformed Church on Bedford Avenue and Clymer Street Brooklyn. He offered no reason in the letter to the consistory saying he needs rest and has no new pastoral post in view. He came to Brooklyn in 1888 from Washington where he led Western Presbyterian Church and served as presbytery moderator. He is active in Masonic circles and holds roles as Chaplain in Chief of the Sons of Veterans and of the Actors' Church Alliance.
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Howard Wilbur Ennis
First Reformed Church
Bedford Avenue
Clymer Street
Brooklyn
The
Sons of Veterans
Actors’ Church Alliance
View on college graduates at Sinai Temple address
Chicago June 16 Prof Oscar L Triggs of the University of Chicago told graduates of the Jewish Training School that the college graduate is unfit for practical affairs He urged more schools of technology and fewer colleges focused on literary culture saying the educated man is unprepared for real world conditions and culture serves only in idleness.
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Chicago
Oscar L. Triggs
University of Chicago
Sinai Temple
Ex Secretary Long to Receive Tufts LL D Degree
Medford Mass June 16 ex Secretary of the Navy John D Long will receive the degree of LL D at Tufts College as part of the forty sixth annual commencement. He will also deliver the principal address at the annual commencement dinner.
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Long
Medford
Mass
Tufts College
the Navy
John D. Long
Harlem merchant D M Williams dies after weeklong illness
David Mitchell Williams, pioneer Harlem department store operator, dies at 2,085 Washington Ave Bronx after a week of heart trouble and pneumonia. Born in Wales 1849, he built a thriving dry goods business with brother Sylvanus, faced bankruptcy in 1900, later ran a small Bronx shop, and remained active in church and fraternal groups. Funeral services set for Trinity Congregational Church.
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David Mitchell Williams
Harlem
Washington Avenue
Bronx
Wales
Chester
England
Lord & Taylor
A. T. Stewart
Stewart
Sylvanus J. Williams
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street
Twelfth Ward Bank
One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street
D. M. Williams& Slayton
Williams
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Bunting Lodge F
A.M
Royal Arcanum
Ae Harlem Club
Trinity Congregational Church
One Hundred and Seventy-sixth Street
Mrs Delano of Astor Line Dies in Geneva at 51
Laura Astor Delano born 1824, last surviving daughter of William B Astor, widow of Franklin Delano. From New York’s Astor family, she is linked to James Roosevelt and Helen Astor through marriage ties. details note her siblings John Jacob, William, Henry Astor and the Delano lineage.
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Franklin Delano
Geneva
Switzerland
William B. Astor
John Jacob Astor
John Jacob. Astor
William Astor
Henry Astor
Laura Astor
Emily Astor
Samuel Ward
Delano
Mary Alida Astor
John Carey
Three Prize Stories From The Man In The Street
Sunday Times feature awards three anecdotes from The Man In The Street. First prize Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court sails with a lawyer friend, who requests overruling a motion. Second prize Bryn Mawr remarks on Emma discovering the devil in books. Third prize quotes a British officer on Lord Kitchener’s mood shifts regarding the Boer War.
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New York Times
Giegesich
Supreme Court
Staten Island
Justice Giegerich
Bryn Mawr College
Richard Watson Gilder
Hudson River
Peekskill
New York
Emma
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Notable Obituaries from Iowa to Connecticut
Mrs. Anne Burkict pioneer of Iowa and sister to Bishop Foster died in Keokuk aged eighty. Mrs. G. M. Bosworth wife of the Canadian Pacific Railway’s Fourth Vice President died suddenly in Montreal of acute pneumonia. Robert J. Vance ex Congresssman and editor of The New Britain Herald died in North Carolina after months of ill health. Adolphus G. Mandel director and ex president of Merchants' Safeguard Agency died at 256 Broadway and services are set for 10 tomorrow. Lewis Pierson Morristown elder in carriage trade since 1845 and ancestor of Yale’s first president Abraham Pierson died at home leaving a widow and four children. He was Morristown Presbyterian Church board president and held other church posts.
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Anne Burkict
Iowa
Bishop Foster
Methodist Church
Keokuk
G. M. Bosworth
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Robert J. Vance
New Britain
Conn.) Herald
North Carolina
Adolphus G. Mandel
Merchants’ Safeguard Agency
Broadway
East One Hundred and
First Street
Lewis Pierson
Morristown
N. J
Pierson
Abraham Pierson
Yale College
First Presbyterian Church of
Booksellers and authors meet at Harper Brothers visit in New York
The American Booksellers Association held its second annual convention in New York. Members toured Harper & Brothers yesterday and enjoyed luncheon with Col Harvey welcoming them. Attending staff included Mark Twain James McArthur W D Howells Hamblen Sears John Kendrick Bangs Edward W Townsend Robert W Chambers and others.
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American Booksellers’ Association
New York
Harper & Brothers
Col. Harvey
Mark Twain
James McArthur
WD. Howells
Hamblen Sears
John Kendrick Bangs
Edward W.townsend
Robert W. Chambers
D. A. Rogers
J. Henry Harper
Will. Carleton
Hamlin Garland
Charles H. Haswell
Ernest Ingersoll
van Tassel Sutphen
F. T. Leigh
Henry E. Rood
Levi C Weir Illness Reports Declared Exaggerated
At Adams Express Company the secretary said reports of Levi C Weir president’s illness were exaggerated. A telephone message from Locust Valley NY said he was much better and would be at the office Wednesday.
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Adams Express Company
Levi C. Weir
Weir
Locust Valley
L. L
Wedding and narrow drownings at State Camp in Peekskill
Special to The New York Times reports a Brooklyn bride Lulu Gertrude Wiley wed Private Edwin J. Patella at the New York State Camp of Military Instruction near Peekskill. A servant reportedly fell from a float in a creek but was saved by a guard. After the ceremony the couple hosted a wedding supper at Louis Harer’s cottage as the camp regiment resumed drills and a practice march departed from Camp Roe.
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Peekskill
New York State
Brooklyn
Lulu Gertrude Wiley
Edwin J. Patella
Company D
Fourteenth Regiment
Louis Harer
James W. A. Dodge
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Peekski
Twenty-third Regiment
Camp Roe
Barnes
Stokes
Main Street
Charity Society Appeals for Weekly Support for Tuberculosis Patient
The Charity Organization Society asks for five dollars weekly to fund board at a sanitarium until fall for a woman with tuberculosis. Donations should be sent to 103 East Twenty second Street.
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Charity Organization Society
East Twenty-second Street
Newell WicketT Wed Miss Wickett at Roselle Park Church
James Talman Newell of St. Louis Missouri married Mary Edna Wickett of Roselle New Jersey on Saturday June 7 1902 at the First Methodist Church Roselle Park New Jersey.
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Newell—Wickett
M. E
Roselle Park
N. J
James _Talman- Newell
St. Louis
Mary Edna Wickett
Roselle
Ex Mayor Wurster suffers broken collar bone in Sea Gate crash
Ex mayor Frederick W Wurster of Brooklyn and Miss Isabella G Cook were injured when their car left Sea Gate and rolled down an embankment. Dr Ashley A Webber and others aided the injured party before returning home.
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Frederick W Wurster
Brooklyn
Mr. Wurster
Ashley A. Webber
North Fifth Street
Isabella G. Cook
Hancock Street
Sea Gate
E. B. Stevens
Miss Cook
Obituary notices from New York paper June 1902
Deaths and funeral notices for Henry J. Burchell Laura Astor Delano Louisa M Howard Helen M Hunter Elenora F Pearsall William Vail Lidgerwood Adolphus G Mandel Elizabeth Munro Sarah Mays Lewis P Pierson Ludd Parker Reed Solomon Stein Haines Talcott Randolph W Townsend Abraham Van Santvoord David M Williams with locations in New York City Morristown Middletown and surrounding areas and service details across June 1902.
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Mal Church
Washington
Trinity
Deaths Reported June 16 in Manhattan
Death notices list individuals reported June 16 in Manhattan with ages noted, including infants aged one year or under recorded as one year. The terse item records living status and basic demographic detail from the obituary column.
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Manhattan
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