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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1909

Page

7

Tuxedo Park Horse Show Opens With Close Races

Miss Harriet Alexander wins the ladies obstacle race with a perfect score as the Tuxedo Park show opens under favorable conditions. Edith Mortimer, Edith Kane follow. Sophie Grimmy and Brook Farm entries among top exhibits. The day features multiple classes and scheduled trotting events tomorrow.

New York Times Tuxedo Park Sophie D. Grimmy Richard Delafield Harriet Alexander Edith Mortimer Edith Kane Daryl Harri~tan Babette Babbinette George Watson Mary Harriman Brook Farm Buster Brown Energy W. M. ¥. Hoffman Red Knight Brighton Sunny Jim Newbold Edgar Marie Princess Mrs. L. A. D. Percival Pochin Philip H. Dodge Pomp Griswold Lorillard Victoria Pair W. B. Dinsmore Lord’ Gay Lady Gay Louis J. Pooler Taft Meriden M. F J. J. McDonald Glenmore Stable Red Gift Merle Grattan Miss Caryl Harriman Gilbert Keech T. Spratley Snapshot Helen Coster Helen B Mary Alexander

Watson and Winans Win at Richmond Royal Horse Show

In London on June 18 C W Watson of Baltimore and Walter Winans led prize winners at the Richmond Royal Horse Show. Watson’s Ringing Bells won the single harness class, while Kitty Grey and Norena were second in tandem under fifteen hands. Highness and Bugle Maid took first and third in hacks over fifteen hands, with Highness also winning the Fifty Guineas Cup and hack championship. Cokersrosador and Proserpine led tandems over fifteen hands, while Myne and My Maryland II were second. Watson’s Kitty Grey and Norena won the double harness event.

London C. W. Watson Baltimore Walter Winans Richmond Royal Horse Show Mr. Watson Melvalley Kitty Grey Norena His Highness Mr. Winans Cokersrosador Proserpine Myne

Escapes Tax on Subway Franchise Ruling

The New York Court of Appeals upheld Interborough Rapid Transit Company’s claim of exemption from assessment on its Manhattan subway special franchises tied to its lease. The ruling also affirms that Brooklyn Union Gas may deduct raw material costs from gross earnings when computing franchise tax.

Albany N. Y Interborough Rapid Transit Company New York City Court of Appeals Manhattan State Tax Commission Brooklyn Union Gas Company

Big Exodus to Europe Ships Sail With Large Passenger Lists

Transatlantic steamers depart with extensive bookings to America and Europe. Passengers aboard AMERIKA LAPLAND CARMANIA BALTIC KOENIG ALBERT NEW YORK BARBAROSSA MINNEHAHA FORNESSIA span prominent individuals including Col. L. C. Weir, Mrs. J. Adler, Judge Edward G. Bradford, Baron Moncheur, and William Taft among many others.

Amerika Hamburg Philip Arnold Charles Everett Adler A. N. Brady George F. Brown Philip J. Britt Leopold Bloom Stanley L. Buck Charles Edward Brown Robert Bell Sydney Carpenter Clarence Cary Herbert du Puy William J. Elias Joseph Fox J. Warren Goddard J. B. Greenhut Danford Greer Henry Logan Gonsale Victor Gibson T. J. Hayward E. V. Herzog Virginia Ireland Robert Kunitzer P. J. Murphy H. W. Wadleigh Col L. C. Weir A. H. Worthington Edith Weymouth Lapland Antwerp Allen H. Adriance Thomas B. Aldrich R. B. Batterman Alexander Britton E. F. Burke A. H. Buck Frank Bushnell Henry W. Cattell John D. Crimmins H. Hobrook Curtin Guidet Duryee Homer Eaton T. W.folsom J. F. Greene E. B. Griggsby R. M. Hartley Leigh Hunt William Loomis Baron Moncheur United States Cleveland Perkins F. L. Pleadwell John Relistab C. H. Russell Frances Sands Henry Satterlee Viscomte Henri de Sibour J. Henley Smith John S. Sullivan William H. Tuck George H. Walker J. C. Wise James Dyer Louis S. Galban F. M. Gamble William Heyburn R. B. Griggs George Holderness J. A. Hay H. P. Hawkins Alfred M. Jarvis Earle Russell Knox Percy Legge John R. MacArthur W. W. Marsh James W. McCulloh A. J. McBean Claire MacFarlane J. R. Parrott R. P. Paine James Potter J. H. B. Speers E. C. Sanford J. Walter Thompson A. S. Vernay W. de Forest Wright A. H. Williams Baltic Liverpool Edward Adams Eleanor H. Alexander J. R. Andrews E. P. Barnard Bessie Kimberley Bealmear E .L. Brown A. S. Burrows Frank W. Beebe Nigel L. Campbell Donald Chappel Hepton George WV. Highley Robert Hilliard George Elmore Ide Sterrett Jate H. B. Lege Harry S. Lightcap C. D. Lorie Thomas D. Osborne W. H. Palmer George Pernet Charles H. Phelps Clara Howell Barrett John C. Bell Walter Bradley J. C. Carpenter James L. Dillon E. D. Fisher John J. Green Albert Harkness D. S. McClellan John W. McPherson D. S. Miller Mary J. Parkhurst Charles H C. E. Benson M. D. Berlitz George H. Brennan John G. Burckhardt Charles F. Consaul Allston Gerry G. F. Hinton Ss. B. Jackson C. D. Juvenal Edward D. Keys Robert N. Marcomber Robert L. Maddox Charles A. Robinson P. A. Sherman Herman M. Silver Charles C. Townsend Minnehaha London Henry T. Atkins Charles E. Atwater R. D. Barclay George Crawford Annie M. Earle Louise Scott Evans G. Foote Findley H. P. Gates O. B. Gray M. J. Henry Louis Edward Holden William H. Kenyon Arthur P. Lewis William Kelly-Patterson Lucretia Pope William Howell Reed A. L. Sayre Samuel 8. Slater P. C. Thompson O. B. Kirkwood John McKaig T. R. Page Colin Sutherland Robert Tod

Barnes Boardman Raymonds to Wed in June Nuptials

Philip Boardman, second son of Mr and Mrs Albert Barnes Boardman will marry Miss Dorothy Raymond daughter of Mr and Mrs James Raymond of 18 East Seventy second Street. The couple planned a June 24 ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Boardman hosted a bachelor dinner last night at Deimonico’s private suite.

Philip Boardman Albert Barnes Boardman Dorothy Raymond James Raymond East Seventy-second_ Street Deimonico's

Flora Steinhal Engaged to Milton Lubelski

A. E. Steinhal of 468 Riverside Drive announces the engagement of his sister Miss Flora Steinhal to Milton Lubelski.

A. E. Steinhal Riverside Drive Miss Flora Steinhal Milton Lubelski

Huhn and Thompson Wed in Fifth Avenue Church

Bruno Siegfried Huhn and Miss Ethel Ormonde Thompson wed in the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. The Rev. Percy Stickney Grant officiated the ceremony.

Bruno Siegfried Huhn Ethel Ormonde Thompson Thomas Dennis King Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue Tenth Street Percy Stickney Grant

Social Roundup of the Brooks Welles and Sp eng Events

Mrs. Walter Brooks and her daughter Edith are in London at the Hyde Park Hotel. James J. Van Alen returns to Wakehurst in Newport to open the country place. The Hinckley and Wickersham nuptials take place this afternoon at St. John's Church Far Rockaway. The Ber rian Mitchell Jr. will wed at St James's Lake George. The Stickneys sail for Europe for the summer. Helen Hammersley joins. Ogden hosts a dinner at Atlantic Yacht Club then to Coney Island. Kuntz couple sail on the Amerika. Whipple family at Massapequa. Eleanor S Sipple plans a dinner for William Carpender II. Edmund Converse Jr. and wife arrive from Santa Barbara to tour Europe via Germany and France, with a London stop in September.

Walter Brooks Edith Brooks London Hyde Park Hotel Rosalie Neilson Hinckley Samuel Parker Hinckley New York Cornelius Wendell Wickersham Wickersham St. John’s Church Far Rockaway Hinckley Sun Ridge Lawrence L. I Therese Hewitt Charles B. Hewitt Pierrepont Street Brooklyn John Fulton Berrian Mitchell Walker Ogden Coney Island Ceballos Angela d’Acosta Mildred Eagle le Boutillier Henry Charles Post Young Louis F. Kuntz L. K. Kuntz Amerika Charles W. Whipple Edmund C. Converse, Jr Santa Barbara Cal Europe Germany France New Haven Conn Charl Atwood White Martha Sherman Henry White Trumbull St Grand Central Station Wood Ipswich Mass George Bacon Wood Staten Island Philadelphia Be Hoopes Germantown

The Times Circulation Surpasses 175000 in City

The Times daily circulation exceeds 175000 copies in the city, outpacing the combined sales of the other three New York morning papers and ranking high for circulation.

The Times New York Adv

Pittsburg Bijou Theatre Sale Sparks Legal Fight

In Pittsburg on June 18, a dispute over the Bijou Theatre sale intensified as Nixon interests claimed a May 18 deal voiding Klaw Erlanger Shubert and Felix Isman claims. Mrs Laura Bigger Bennett contends she sold a mortgage to Isman then to the Shuberts for 215000, while Isman reps say 200 dollars arrived. Bennett appeared in court to seek to overturn an injunction but was instructed to file papers with the prothonotary for Monday’s hearing.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Nixon Klaw & Erlanger Shuberts Felix Isman Laura Bigger Bennett Bennett Bijou Shubert Isman Albuquerque N. M C. C. Hendricks

Dreamland at Coney Island Goes Unionized

Dreamland at Coney Island will be fully unionized starting today marking the park’s first non union labor ban. Samuel Gompers AFL sent a congratulatory note to park manager Samuel Gompertz who would visit if not sailing to Europe. Wells Hawkes to leave press agency role to become Reynolds personal representative after season end.

Dreamland Coney Island Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Samuel W. Gompertz Europe Wells Hawkes William H. Reynolds Dreamland Company Hawkes Reynolds

Harvard Dramatic Club Hosts Maude Adams Reception

In Cambridge on June 18 the Harvard Dramatic Club welcomed Maude Adams on the Union lawn. Nearly 200 guests attended including Prof Munsterberg and family, Prof Baker and wife, Prof Kuehneman and wife, Dean Briggs and Mrs Barrett Wendell. Adams prepares for Joan of Arc outdoor staging at the Stadium next Tuesday night. She also oversaw a soldiers rehearsal yesterday in the Stadium.

New York Times Cambridge Mass Harvard Dramatic Club The Union Maude Adams Joan of Arc Adams Munsterberg G. P. Baker Kuehneman Dean Briggs Barrett Wendell Miss Adams Joans of Arc

Sothern Marlowe Benefit at Academy of Music

Julia Marlowe and E. H. Sothern gave a matinée of Romeo and Juliet for their staff. Receipts reached 2473 dollars. An immense floral piece was presented to the pair on stage. Sir Charles Wyndham and Mary Moore attended. Proceeds to be divided among sixteen staff members by length of service.

Julia Marlowe E. H. Sothern Academy of Music Miss Marlowe Mr. Sothern Sir Charles Wyndham Mary Moore

Stage changes and arrivals in Broadway notes

Joseph Weber hires Howard Hall as stage director for Weber attractions while Neva Aymar and Joseph Hart company cast return from London aboard the St. Louis. Henry Miller Jr re-engaged by William A Brady to support Grace George in 4 Woman's Way. Baron Moncheur and family attend The Beauty Spot. Baron sails to Belgium.

Joseph Weber Howard Hall David Warfield Neva Aymar Joseph Hart

Chicago plans largest convention hall replica of Rome Coliseum

Chicago announced plans for a vast World's Columbian Exposition hall to be built on the block between Michigan and Wabash and Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Streets. The complex includes an 80 by 330 foot annex and a main 600 by 840 foot elliptical hall with an arena and seating for about 33,000. The total investment is projected near 3 million dollars.

New York Times Chicago America Harlow N. Higginbotham Higginbotham Michigan and Wabash Avenues Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Streets Rome Thirty-ninth Street

Cannot Draw Two Salaries, Appellate Division Rules

The Appellate Division yesterday ruled a city employee may not collect a city salary while employed elsewhere. Robert S. Sutliff, a former clerk earning 2000 yearly, later worked for New York Telephone Company. A mandamus suit for back salary was overturned, and a new trial ordered.

Supreme Court Robert S. Sutliff Sutliff Civil Service New York Telephone Company

Circus Aid Charity: Y M C A Jungle Show Features Bwano Tumbo

The West Side Y M C A staged a rain checked circus on its athletic field to aid the Benefit Emergency Fund. Bwano Tumbo rode an Arabian charger and led a crowd of clowns, glee club, and natives through jungle themed acts while reporters, photographers, and a stenographer captured the scene. The event included a side show with tattooed man, bearded lady, and other acts, and featured gymnasts, prizefight, and a starless ringmaster.

Oski-wa-wa Bwano Tumbo College Teddy Kermit Kermit Fh Congo Bwano West Side Young Men’s Christian Association Eighth Avenue Fifty-seventh Street Messrs Gleason Levine Long Dittman Anastas Simmons Schade Dailey Lauterwas

Editor Goes To Jail In Criminal Libel Case

Davis Pasocoe editor of The Germantown Telegraph reported to Holmesburg jail to serve a six month sentence after conviction on criminal libel against ex Sheriff Wilson H. Brown. Appeals to Superior Court Supreme Court and State Board of Pardons failed.

New York Times Philadelphia Supreme Court State Board of Pardons Magill Rotan Attorney General Secretary of the Commonwealth Secretary of Internal Affairs

Taft Supports Anderson To Remain In Office

President Taft voiced support for Charles W. Anderson, New York City Internal Revenue Collector, saying he is unlikely to be disturbed in his post. Anderson spoke at Washington’s three Negro High Schools graduation, praising the President’s friendship with the Negro race. Taft joked Anderson did not need to pass out any taffy to ensure his tenure as the audience cheered.

New York Times Washington Taft Charles W. Anderson Internal Revenue New York City Anderson South President Taft

Devery Sued Over Feed Bill in Far Rockaway Case

William A. Devery the former New York City police chief faces a $195.71 suit filed by feed merchant William A. Duncan of Far Rockaway. Duncan claims he sold feed for Devery’s horses and chickens. a court adjournment followed for a missing witness. Devery, amid an admiring crowd, quipped about business in Far Rockaway and house-building burdens.

William A. Devery New York City William A. Duncan Far Rockaway Duncan Devery Willetts Jamaica

No Freedom For Mrs Teal Gets Appellate Backing

The Appellate Division First Department upheld the conviction of Mrs Margaret Teal wife of Ben Teal stage manager for attempted subornation of perjury in the Gould divorce case and affirmed the one year sentence on Blackwell's Island. Her husband had appealed as the case moved through higher courts after a jury conviction.

Margaret Teal Ben Teal Frank J. Gould Blackwell’s Island Appellate Division First Department

Composer Lucien Hillemacher Dies in Paris at Fifty

Lucien Hillemacher died in Paris on Thursday at age fifty. Educated at the Paris Conservatoire he won the Prix de Rome in 1880 and the Prix de la Ville de Paris in 1882. With brother Paul he wrote St Megrin in 1886 Une Aventure d Arlequin in 1888 Orsola in 1902 and Circe heard at the Opéra Comique in 1907. His operas and symphonic works are not widely known outside France.

Lucien Hillemacher Ernest Hillemacher Paris Paris Conservatoire Paul Circe Opéra Comique

Longtime Bank Cashier John Watt Dies at 79 in Wayne

John H. Watt, age 79 and the oldest bank cashier in Philadelphia, died at his Wayne home. He joined the Bank of North America in 1855 and served over 54 years. He was a director of Penn Mutual Life Insurance and Wayne Title and Trust. survived by two sons and two daughters.

Philadelphia Penn John H. Watt Bank of North America Wayne Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Wayne Title and Trust Company W. C. Watt FE. W. Clark & Co

Notable New Haven Figures Die in Recent Obituaries

The city mourns as Charles A. White aged 76, longtime lawyer and Yale graduate of 1854, passes away. Other obituaries include Aaron B. Gardener former district attorney and Assembly member. Robert G. Smith Civil War veteran. Captain George C. Boerum Navy veteran. Thomas J. Lockwood Mason and club figure. John B. McLean private of the Fourteenth Regiment. Phebe Jane Bruen Lum descendant of Newark settlers. Frederick Augustus Freeman father of insurance pioneer. Jacob Bender firm president. Captain Roderick Fraser Bayonne shipman. Ford D. Smith Dover town attorney and former New Jersey legislator.

Charles A. White White Brothers New Haven Yate Roger Sherman Aaron B. Gardener Chatham New York Sanford W. Smith Assembly Robert G. Smith Brooklyn Navy Yard Seventy-second Street Vanderbilt George C. Boerum United States Navy Brooklyn Adelaide A. Poor Melrose Mass Navy Thomas J. Lockwood McDonough Street Hyatt Lodge A. M . Kimball Exempt Volunteer Firemen’s Association Hanover Club John B. McLean Fourteenth Regiment President Street Holy Cross Cemetery St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church Hoyt and Sackett Streets Phebe Jane Smith Bruen Lum Obadiah Bruen Newark N. J Harvey M. Lum Edward H Charles M. Lum Frank M. Budd Newark Bruen Frederick Augustus Freeman Pliny Freeman New York Life Insurance Company Madison Avenue Flushing Freeman Ravenswood Long Island City Jacob Bender Philip J. Bender & Sons St Frankfort Street Yonkers Capt Roderick .Fraser Avenue D Bayonne Valley Cottage N. Y Quebec Steamship Company Son Ford D. Smith Dover Seattle New Jersey Assembly Leon Abbott United States Senate Bryan Smith Democratic Party For

Marriage and death notices telephoned for NYT insertions

Notices indicate marriage and death announcements are requested by telephone to 1006 Bryant for potential inclusion in The New York Times. The brief item outlines the service channel for submitting personal life events to the paper.

New York Times Bryant

Birth Announcements in Hammond and Nearby

June births recorded for the Hammond area include a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hammond on June 17. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Br ayen on June 14. A son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. William T. J. Egan on June 14. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wiese on June 15.

Compton Roberts and Many June Weddings Listed in New Jersey and Nearby

A listing of numerous marriage banns and ceremonies places from June 1908 to June 1909 across Flushing New York Chapel Hill North Carolina Elizabet h New Jersey Jersey City Orange Newark Elizabeth Irvington and other towns. The notices name bridedgrooms brides and wedding dates with churches and towns as recorded by local registers.

Compton—Roberts Flushing N. Y H. D. Waller Elizabeth Carpenter Martin Hoffman Roberts Alfred Donaldson Compton Schdenck—Alexander Chapel of the Cross Chapel Hill N. C Margaret McClung Alexander Paul Wilfong Schenck Whitlock—Myers William B. Hamilton Elizabeth, N. J Mary Hoppock Myers Louis Ivey Whitlock

Obituary notices and funeral announcements

A compilation of death notices and upcoming funeral times from June 17 to June 19 1909. Names include Marie Bardes Jacob Bender Jeanette Brice Hannah Conabeer Nellie Cook Roderick Fraser Frederick Freeman Joseph Gatchell Mary Lynch Feodor Mansbach with service details and preferred no flowers where stated. Includes addresses and churches in New York and New Jersey.

James H. Brice St. George's Church 16Th St Rutherford Place Plattsburg Conabeer Hull Av Hannah Elias Conabeer Irish Times London Cook Nellie Cook West Frank E. Campbell Fraser Valley Cottage N. Y Roderick Fraser Mabel Fraser Avenue D Bayonne N. J New York Bay Freeman Frederick A. Freeman Madison Av Flushing Wees Lynch Mary A. Lynch William W. Sulivan South Rockaway Park St. Francis de Sales Church Belle Harbor California Hudson County Mansbach Feodor Mansbach West 23d St Campbell Building Washington Lodge Amity Lodge Israel

Death notices and funeral services across multiple cities

A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated June with names, ages, and service details. Entries list individuals such as Anna Walter Wharton and Herman F. Bortjer, plus many others from New Haven, New York, Newark, Paterson, and Jersey City with residence, age, and funeral times or private interments.

In Memoriam Notices From Newark Churches

In Memoriam notices list William J Fre NNAN and Philip Walsh with Masses today at St Josephs Newark and St Patricks Cathedral Newark. Rev J J Fay holds mass at St Gabriels at 9 AM. John Scully remembered died June 19 194.

Frennan William J St. Joseph's Church Newark N. J Rev. J. J St. Gabriel’s Church Scully John Walsh Philip St. Patrick's Cathedral

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