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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1907

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6

Army Weddings Tie Pullman to Farnsworth Met at Governors Island

Miss Mary Pullman daughter of Col J W Pullman U S A will wed Lieut Edward Farnsworth stationed at Fort Hamilton in the Chapel of Mary Star of the Sea Governors Island. Attendants include sister Franck and Rear Admiral Robley D Evans’s daughter in law as matron of honor. Captain Gilmer to be best man and Lieuts Wisel and Corney among ushers. A reception follows on Governors Island. Miss Edith Maite Clegg wed Edward Addison Stevens Jr at St Peter’s Church with reception at the Hotel Chelsea.

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Edward E. Farnsworth Fort Hamilton Mary Pullman J. W. Pullman U. 8 S. A Church of Mary Star of the Sea Governors Island Pullman Franck Taylor Evans Robley D. Evans Anne Greble Edith Harmon Mary Gale Ethel Pullman J. Anthony Grogan New York Gilmer The Artillery Lieut. Wisel U. 8. A., and Lieut. Corney Lieut Farnsworth West Point Miss Clegg Edith Maite Clegg Charles Alfred Clegg Edward Addison Stevens St. Peter’s Church Olin S. Roche Hotel Chelsea Thomas Kenworthy Clegg Florence Herold Newark Melita Krueger Donna Easley Elia Belle Taylor Yonkers Elizabeth Austen Moses King Leon V. Kendrick Percy Quintard Wiliam B. Shelton This City Harry Moore Herman Herold Arthur Stevens Lowell Mass David A. Edgar Richmond County Medical Society Mr. Stevens Harvard Seventh Regiment Ward Addison Stevens Massachusetts Charles H. Morse Massachusetts Industrial Education Commission
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Edith R Davey Weds Charles Zimmermann Gerhard in Grace Church

Miss Edith R Davey daughter of Mrs. John E Davey of East Orange married Charles Zimmermann Gerhard yesterday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church East Orange. The Rev Walkley officiated with Rev Stone assisting. Bridesmaids included Carolyn Davey and the Gerhard sisters. A reception followed for relatives.

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Edith R. Davey John E. Davey Central Avenue East Orange Grace Episcopal Ch Charles Zimmermann Gerhard Charlies T. Walkley H. C. Stone Carolyn Davey Isabella Hildecarde Gerhard Edna Davey Frederick Gerhard Paul and E. Ashley Gerhard Leroy William O. Davey Arthur C. Zimmermann William Bard Johnson Oranges
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Miss Luttrell Weds Rev William Bishop in Sewanee Home

Special to The New York Times reports the marriage of Miss Mary Luttrell of Washington to the Rev. William Bishop formerly of New York now residing in Sewanee Tennessee. Officiating was the bridegroom’s father the Rev George Bishop of East Orange New Jersey. Attendants included Matron of Honor Mrs Albert H Cousins and flower girl Miss Katharine Boyd, with Edward Bishop as best man. Ira W Hopkins, uncle of the bride, gave her in marriage. Ribbon bearers were Mrs Dwight Willard Miss mie Young Miss Lelia Peachy and Miss Lucile Wilkinson.

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New York Times Washington, Jr Mary Luttrell William Bishop New York Sewanee Katharine Boyd Edward Bishop Ira W. Hopkins Dwight Willard Philadelphia Mie Young Lelia Peachy Lucile Wilkinson Washington
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Architect Lewis Kaufman Weds Miss Carrol Marx in Kalish Home

Architect Lewis Kaufman and Miss Carrol Marx married yesterday at 1 PM at the bride’s sister Mrs Oscar’s Kalish home 206 West 7th Street. A reception followed from 8 to 6 oclock.

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Lewis Kaufman Carrol Marx Oscar Kalish West 7Th Street Kaufman
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Eveline Penhallow Wed To Arthur Nazro In Jamaica Plain

In St John’s Church Jamaica Plain Miss Eveline Penhallow daughter of Charles Penhallow married Arthur Nazro son of Commander Arthur P Nazro U S N The ceremony was performed by Rev Sumner Spearman in the presence of a large company.

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New York Times Boston Mass St.John's Church Jamaica Plain Eveline Penhallow Charles
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Abruzzi Faces a Busy Day in Boston During Visit

The Duke of Abruzzi spends a packed day in Boston visiting State House with Gov Guild and meeting officials. He sails aboard his flagship for a reception, then attends Country Club races with Lars Anderson and Mrs. Meyer before calling on Admiral Snow.

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Boston Abruzzi State House Gov Guild Baron Tosti Tis Gov. Guild Lars Anderson George von L. Meyer
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Washington Society Notes on Diplomatic Departures

The Austrian Embassy closes as Baron Ambrozy departs for New York and summer plans unfold in Bar Harbor. Italian, German, Swiss officials and their aides depart for Europe or return to Washington, with multiple embassies preparing transfers and closures. Mrs Parrish and daughter relocate to summer home. Gen and Mrs Corbin visit Washington before taking possession of Chevy Chase home in autumn.

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New York Times Washington Baron Ambrozy New York Europe Baron Hengebueller Carmania Liverpool Bar Harbor Maine Ever Montanga Signor C. Entaro Prof Ravoroli Baron Mayor Des Planches New England Count Hermann von Hatzfeldt Germany Tuxedo Dublin N. H New Hampshire Count Hatzfeldt Vogel Cincinnati Charles Parrish J. H. Bradley Mrs. Parrish Wilkesbarre Penn Maude Pauncefote Lucania H. C. Corbin Mrs. Corbin Chevy Chase
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Ocean travelers aboard Kronprinzen and Carmania sailings

The North German Lloyd Maer Kron prins Wilhelm departs for Bremen with a long list of saloon passengers including Baron des Planches, Italian Ambassador, Mme de Gheest, Rev. Dr. Hugh Black, and many more. The Cunarder Carmania sails for Liverpool carrying numerous distinguished travelers led by Charles B. Alexander and Baron von Hengelmuiler among others.

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Lloyd Maer Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen Baron Mayor Des Planches Mme Charles de Gheest James L. Ashley Hugh Black G. M. Borden E. J. Benedict Adolphe de Bary N. J. Beverage Mile. Chatelain Alexander G. Cochran K. W.turner Samuel Untermyer Sean M. Vogelstein Charles Eller Cunarder Carmania Liverpool Charles B. Alexander Baron von Hengelmuiler Margaret Avery B. J. Baldwin William W. Bilefes Oliver C. Bowman Joseph E. Brown Ruddlack H. T. Butler Charles R. Taylor G. W. Tredendale Francis A. Watson Katherine J.white George West James Whitaker Raymond V. Wilson
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Notable Clergy and Social News Across New York

The Rev. William Mercer Grosvenor sails for Europe on the Adriatic and will spend the summer abroad. Other clergy and social figures plan summer travel to Lenox Bolton Landing and Stamford. Upcoming weddings include George A. Eyer and Ramona Whit tier at the Heavenly Rest and Miss Anne Thompson with S. F. B. Morse at Staatsburg.

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William Mercer Grosvenor Church of the Incarnation Madison Avenue Thirty-fifth Street Europe
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Evelyn Thaw Featured in Study in Black and Green

Pittsburg society reacts to The Bulletin declaring Evelyn Nesbit Thaw as the model in John W Alexander’s Study in Black and Green. The painting may not join Carnegie Art Gallery's permanent collection, as public sentiment shifts to keep Thaw out.

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Alexander Pittsburg New York Times The Bulletin John W Alexander Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Carnegie Art Galleries Evelyn Thaw Iain mi
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Actress Maude Harrison and Mother Buried in Woodlawn

The bodies of Miss Maude Harrison and her mother Mrs Mary Treyane Harrison were moved from the receiving vault and laid to rest in the family plot at Woodlawn Cemetery. Major Duncan B. Harrison arranged the removal while in Nevada, with many family friends present.

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Maude Harrison Mary Treyane Harrison Woodlawn Duncan B. Harrison Nevada Toronto
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Butts Introduces New Court Rules In West Side Court

Arthur C. Butts, a recent City Magistrate appointee, enforces new court rules. Summonses lack legal ratification, babies are barred, and only policemen and their clients may use the prison corridor. A lawyer seeking a warrant for a client’s husband is refused, leading to a fainting spell and protests to the Bar Association.

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Arthur C. Butts West Side Butts Gu “Phew John J. Sammon Broadway Sammon
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Philanthropy School Opens Summer Session in New York

The tenth Summer session of the New York School of Philanthropy began at the United Charities Building on East Twenty second Street with a long address by Samuel McCune Lind. Fifty students enrolled including Anna Garlin Spencer. Lectures will cover charity work, social education, and dispensaries with Dr S F Hallock slated to speak.

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New York School of Philanthropy United Charities East Twenty-second Street Samuel McCune Lind Columbia University New York Anna Garlin Spencer The Society For Ethical Culture 8. F. Hallock Sbencer
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Auto Turns Turtle Near Sanbornsville Injury Report

An automobile owned by Dr. Benjamin Hicks Metcalf of Winthrop Massachusetts ran off a road near Sanbornsville and overturned. Three women passengers were injured and may be fatally hurt while the chauffeur and Dr Metcalf were stunned. Mrs Metcalf and Miss Frances L Churchill suffered multiple fractures and head wound. Dr Davis attended the scene.

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New York Times Portsmouth N. H Benjamin Hicks Metcalf Winthrop Mass Sanbornsville Maine Metcalf Frances L. Churchill Dr. Davis Miss Churchill Dr. Metcalf
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Hackett Plans for Fall Productions in London and America

James K. Hackett sails to London to discuss John Glayde’s Honour and Mr George in which he aims to star. He plans fall productions in Philadelphia and abroad with Frank Curzon and Shuberts plus returning Dallas Welford in Public Opinion and Brown at Brighton for 1908.

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James K. Hackett Carmania London Alfred Sutro John Glayde George Alexander St. James's Theatre Mr. Hackett Milwaukee Louis N. Parker Mr. George Charles Hawtrey Hackett Frank Curzon Paris Mildred Aldrich Pierre Wolff David W. Griffith Washington Katherine C. Thurston Shuberts Mary Mannering Betsy Aida J. Young Lew Fields Hackett Theatre Martha Morton Conheim
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Hoffman Loses Suit Over The Parisian Model

Supreme Court Justice Truax denied Max Hoffmans bid for an injunction against Florenz Ziegfeld Jr and Klaw and Erlanger to stop production of The Parisian Model starring Anna Held. Hoffman claimed authorship of most of the music and a weekly $75 share, while defendants had recently dismissed his services as conductor after the season closed.

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Supreme Court Truax Max Hoffman Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr Klaw & Erlanger Anna Held Hoffman
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Hartford Judge Fined for Speeding

Hartford judge E J Gargan was fined 25 dollars by Judge Beall of Yonkers for speeding on Warburton Avenue. Frankie Gargan accompanied him and paid his fine. identity not disclosed.

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Hartford E. J. Gargan
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Amusement notes highlight theatre milestones this week

The Texas State Bankers Association plans a group attendance at Fascinating Flora at the Casino. The Circle Theatre marks 300th performance of Wine, Woman and Song with special numbers and souvenirs. The Lyric Theatre offers a 230th showing of The Road to Yesterday on June 25 with engraved initial souvenirs for attendees. Gounod Faust headlined at Grand Opera House with Marguerite sung by Stella Bert and Faust by Alemann. Anne Held's Tristan Model ends June 29 with Teddy bears for the 300th performance. Sothern and Marlowe offer four matinees at the Academy of Music including Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and Twelfth Night. Laura Jean Libbey is guest at Mrs. Spooner’s flower reception at Keith & Proctor’s 11th Avenue Theatre. Kaltenborn Orchestra performed Wagner selections at the St Nicholas Rink. Adelaide Keims shines in Lorri mer Stoddard adaptation In the Palace of the King at the Metropolis Theatre.

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Texas State Bankers’ Association Casino Circle Theatre Lyric Theatre Gounod Faust Royal Grand Opera Company Grand Opera House Mme Stella Bert Marguerite Alemann Anne Held Broadway Sothern Marlowe Academy of Music Hamiet Laura Jean Libbey Mary Gibbs Spooner Keith & Proctor 11Th Avenue Theatre Kaltenborn Orchestra St. Nicholas Rink Obert Craig Campbell Adulaide Keims Lorrimer Stoddard Marion Crawford
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David B Hill Improves After Serious Illness

Ex senator David B. Hill shows rapid recovery in Albany. He is now able to be about and is resuming correspondence and some of his work after a period of serious illness.

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David B. Hill Albany
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Edmund Russell hosts elaborate kimono party in New York studio

Artist Edmund Russell transformed his 40 West Thirty-ninth Street studio into an Oriental palace for a kimono party attended by dignitaries and guests in lavish robes. Notables included Count Tcherep-Spiridovich and Prince Zalzal Per among others as the host announced the season ends with an upcoming European departure.

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Edmund Russell West Thirty-ninth Street Gaekwar Baroda Diogenes Ussell Mr. Russell Count Tcherep-Spiridovitch Roland Minton Perry Telamon Cuyler Douglass Crane Charles G. Bennett Russell Europe
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Benjamin Steinhardt Dead in Dodge-Morse Case Fallout

Benjamin Steinhardt former partner at Howe & Hummel died at 225 West End Avenue after locomotor ataxia. He faced indictments for conspiracy and subornation of perjury tied to the Dodge-Morse divorce scandal. District Attorney planned to dismiss all indictments. Bracken and Dodge cases noted.

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Benjamin Steinhardt Howe & Hummel West End Avenue Dodge-Morse Abe Hummel Edgar L. Fursman Supreme Court Hummel Blackwell's Island Steinhardt Garvan Jerome General Sessions Court Criminal Branch Giegerich Criminal Fursman Edward Bracken Pavers Bracken Dodge Centre Street Peter de Lacy
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Col Hogeland Dead Father of Curfew Law Found In Hotel

Col Alexander Hogeland of Louisville known as the News boys friend was found dead in his Murray Hotel room in Omaha with a jet turned on and windows closed. Coroner takes charge. death believed accidental.

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Omaha Neb Alexander Hogeland Louisville Murray Hotel
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Death List of a Day Associate Justice Woodward

Bangor Me June 17 Justice Charles Fuller Woodward of the Supreme Court of Maine died at his home this afternoon after an apoplectic shock ten days earlier He was 50 years old and elvaged by a widow and son. appointed to bench Dec 7 1906.

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Bangor Charles Fuller Woodward Supreme Court of Maine Woodward Maine Ench
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William Amory Dies at Dublin Summer Home

Boston native William Amory died yesterday at his Dublin New York summer home. Harvard graduate class of 1855 counted among its members Alexander Agassiz Phillips Brooks Theodore Lyons Robert Treat Paine. He served years as treasurer of Langdon Mill and belonged to Somerset and Country clubs. survived by wife and two daughters.

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New York Times Boston Mass William Amory Dublin N. Y Harvard Alexander Agassiz Phillips Brooks Theodore Lyman Robert Treat Paine Amory Langdon Mill Somerset and the Country Club
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Mrs. Mary A. C. Mains Dies at 60 in Mount Verdon

Mary A. C. Mains wife of Rev. Dr. George C. Mains agent for the Methodist Book Concern in New York died Sunday at her Mount Vernon home aged 60. She studied at Oswego Normal School and married Dr. Mains in 1870, aiding his church work for 25 years. She belonged to the Westchester Woman's Club and is survived by a daughter and a son, William C. Mains, ex-Assemblyman of Westchester County.

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Mary A. C. Mains George C. Mains Methodist Book Concern New York Mount Verdon Mains Oswego Westchester Woman's Club
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Bartholomew F Cadigan Dies at Flatbush Home

Bartholomew F Cadigan 56, longtime racing stable operator and former wholesale liquor man, died at his Flatbush residence. He owned horses including Lord Harry and Lady Richmond and leaves a widow and a son, Harry Cadigan, from a previous marriage.

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Bartholomew F. Cadigan Sixth Avenue Flatbush Frome Lord Harry Lady Richmond Mr. Cadigan Ireland Harry Cadigan George C. Werner German Savings Bank Roseville N.J North Fourth Street Francis McCarton Fifth Street Bellevue Hospital Theospital Lieut. McCarton Bingham McCarton Tinton Avenue The Bronx Peter Olsen Bliss, Fabian & Co Boston New York Brookline Mass Mr. Olsen Norway
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Marriages in New Jersey Set for June Evenings

At South Orange the Reverend Archdeacon Lewis Cameron joins Edith White Woodbury to Philip Edward Coyle in the Church of the Holy Communion. In Northport Jessie Gertrude Sammis weds Charles Ernest Forsdick with Reverend William Holden officiating. In Orange Grace Church Edith Reed Davey becomes Mrs Charles Zimmermann Gerhard in a ceremony led by Reverends Walkiey and Stone.

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New York Gerhard—Davey Grace Church Orange, N. J Charles T. Walkiey Henry C. Stone Edith Reed John E. Davey Charles Zimmermann Gerhard
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Ackerman and Bearns Deaths in New Jersey and Brooklyn Notices

Obituary notices from New Jersey and Brooklyn list the deaths of Lydia P Ackerman Selena Madeleine Bearns Elizabeth C Boyd William S Brown and Lucy Lee Christian. Funeral details mention services at First Presbyterian Church Plainfield and private arrangements in Brooklyn with dates June 16 to 19, 1907. Relatives and friends are invited where specified.

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Liberty &T New York Central Railroad of New Jersey Plainfield Bearns Lefferts Place Brooklyn Selena Madeleine Bearns Joseph Selena Bearns Boyd Elizabeth C. Boyd Peter J. Boyd Jefferson Avenue Grace H, Ore U Ellen M. Miller Tor Manhattan Avenue Purdy West Sleet Street William Halsted Purdy Elijah Catherine Purdy All Angeles List Street West End Avenue Richmond Mary Henry C. Richmond Sterling Place N. Y
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Death of Mrs. Haddesa Hamilton Harlow at Sewickley

Mrs. Haddesa Hamilton Harlow wife of Commander C. H. Harlow U S N died suddenly at her home 4 Linden Street Sewickley after an acute heart failure following a visit to the city with her husband and friends. They had been married twenty years.

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New York Times Haddesa Hamilton Harlow Linden Street Sewickley
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Funeral notices from New York area obituaries

Various death and funeral notices dated June 1907 from New York City and surrounding areas listing names such as Mary E Degrauw James B Drucker Gussie Barteau Folger Andrew Glore Margaret Isgrig Maria Jones Jane Keeler Franklin B Lawrence Marian Elizabeth MacArthur Ellen Miller William Purdy Mary Richmond S Franklin Stanton and society officials urging attendance at services at Kensico Cemetery Brick Church Kensico and other locales with times and addresses provided.

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