George Washington Liner Debuts With 1169 aboard in New York
The North German Lloyd steamer George Washington arrived at her pier with 1,169 passengers including the diplomat in residence dubbed the Almost Man-Monkey. The ship, largest German liner and third largest afloat, features colonial decor and a glassy dining saloon, cold buffet, smoking rooms, and a sunlit larium. Captain Wettin noted a fog delay pushed arrival from 10:30 to 3:30 PM. The liner sails July 1 on its first eastward voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Myer
George Washington
Bremen
League of Peace
Singer
Newfoundland
Cherbourg
R. Wettin
Sandy Hook
Daughters of the American Revolution
6Rth German Lloyd Company
Stettiner Vulcan Company
Marconi
Stone-Lloyd
Martha Washington
Barmaids for Roof Garden Atop American Music Hall
William Morris, back from Europe, outlines plans for a London barmaid influx for his roof garden at the American Music Hall. He also previews a Parisian revue for next season, reengages Harry Lauder in October, and signs an array of performers including Lashwood Roberts Will iams Loftus Prince Rene Guerrero Coroney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Europe
London
Morris
Paris
Harry Lauder
Mrs Gould Returns From Philadelphia Search
Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould arrived in Philadelphia after a trip to Bellevue-Stratford to dispute statements by two hotel clerks about her 1906 stay. She said the visit aimed to gather facts and she was not prevented from staying at the hotel, though reporters prompted her exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Philadelphia
Bellevue- Stratford
Walton
Bellevue-Stratford
John T. Sturtevant
Gould
Mr. Maresch
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals List Noted Passengers
The Atlantic passenger list records arrivals on ships including Cleveland Arabic Caledonia Hamburg and George Washington with numerous individuals and couples such as General Bal lance A L Broderick Woldermar von Gerstein Fried rich Hillerman Ludwig Lagerfield Baroness de Levay Kis telek and Baron Alfred van der Ropp among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hamburg
J. G. Ballance
A. L. Broderick
William B. Cadwalader
M. B. Dangerfield
Woldermar von Gerstein
W. W. Hill
Friedrich D. Hillerman
Ludwig Otto Lagerfield
Garon
Ludwig de Levay-Kistelek
William H. Rometsch
de Thomas
George J. Est
Liverpool
L. A. H. Allain
R. J. Beechmor
William Holden Dye
C. P. Egan
Robert D. Falkland
B. E. Gibson
J. M. Huddard
F. D. Huntingdon
W. H. Lewis
Elizabeth M. Clelland
H. G. Driscoll
May Fowler
Henry A. Haines
Clara A. Lindsley
Allen W. Ramsey
A. B. de Reynolds
Juan Chandler Reynolds
F. S. Sterrett
E. Friedrich Triebel
Newton Woodworth
George Washington
Bremen
A. B. Adams
C. E. Beck
Edward F. Cockcroft
E. N. Childs
Edward B. Grossman
Robert J. Hearne
John. Hay Kuhns
J. F. Lilley
Mgr. Lynch
W. H. Osborn
Diamond ring lost on Shore Line express recovered in Providence
E R Mathews of New York had a diamond ring lost from a Stateroom washstand on the Shore Line express between New York and Boston. A 16 man search by section hands traced the ring to Providence where Italian worker Tremando recovered it from scrap. The ring, a gift from Mathews father, was worth the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. I
New York
Boston
E. R. Mathews
Thomas Tremando
Mathews
Attleboro
Wickford Junction
Weiss Blau Wedding at Temple Ansche Chesed
Dr Bernard Weiss of 163 East Seventy Ninth Street married Miss Hermine Blau daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Blau of 141 West 111th Street yesterday afternoon at Temple Ansche Chesed 114th Street and Seventh Avenue. 1500 friends attended the ceremony with a duchess satin gown, maid of honor Ladona Latz and best man Bernard Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Weiss
East Seventyninth Street
Hermine Blau
Max Blau
West 111Th Street
Temple Ansche Chesed
114Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Temple
Miss Blau
Ladona Latz
Bernard Brand
Lillian Lichtag
Florence Ury
Herman Goldberg
Max Jacobs
Hugo Brand
Joseph Goodman
Samuel Herman
Arthur Blau
Emanuel Brand
Throng of Automobilists at Huntington
A large New York gathering nearly 250 cars filled the Chateau des Beaux-Arts lawn at Huntington with about a thousand guests in the casino overlooking Huntington Bay. Notable attendees included Mrs. H. P. Toler and family, John Howe Auerbach, George Graham Rice, George F. Tremmer, Miss Grace Evans, and guests from Waco Texas, Berlin, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Huntington
Chateau Des Beaux-Arts
Huntington
Huntington Bay
H. P. Toler
Miss Toler
H. P Toler, Jr
John Howe Auerbach
George Graham
Consul the Monkey Delights and Distracts Onboard
Consul a lively ship passenger chimpanzee from Rhodesia enlivens the George Washington liner. Manager Ivan Drowski says he is social and unafraid, enjoys attention, and even throws nuts at a trombone player. Consul travels with William Morris and will perform at the American Theatre on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consul
Rhodesia
Southeast
Africa
Ivan Drowski
William Morris Vaudeville Syndicate
Drowski
William Morris
Brazil
New York
Maude Allan to Tour U S in September Next Year
R G Johnson claims to be the top American concert manager and reports Maude Allan will travel to the United States for a ten weeks tour starting in September next year. The contract pays $2000 per performance for classic dances only, excluding the Salome number which earned fame at the Palace Music Hall in London. Alfred Butt, Palace manager, previously paid Miss Allan $50 per show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
R. G. Johnson
America
Maude Allan
United States
Salome
Palace Music Hall
Alfred Butt
Miss Allan
May de Souza to Star in New Herbert Smith Musical
May de Souza the Chicago born actress has been engaged by Klaw & Erlanger for the leading role in a new musical comedy to be written by Victor Herbert and Harry B Smith. She rises from Chicago chorus girl to London and Paris success with Drury Lane Cinderella Castles in Spain and The Geisha revivals preceding engagements with Max Dearly in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaw & Erlanger
May de Souza
London
Paris
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Miss de Souza
Chicago
Drury Lane
Spain
Royalty
the Geisha
Max Dearly
Aris
New Band Opens at Manhattan Beach
Carl B. Carlton and his Canadian Royal British Guards Band opened the season at Manhattan Beach before a large crowd. George M. Cohan and Sam Harris offered Carlton a spot with their troupe, but he declined to tour Australia. Cohan plans a musical comedy about the bandmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Carl B. Carlton
Royal British Guards
George M. Cohan
Sam Harris
Mr. Carlton
Cohan & Harris Minstrels
Australia
Mr. Cohan
Mrs. Emily L. Fernandez Honored by P W L Cup Event
The Professional Woman's League hosted a reception at the Hotel Remington in honor of Mrs. Emily L. Fernandez on her 61st birthday. A giant cake and a club presented set of four large loving cups were shown by Mrs. Kate Chrystal, Second Vice President, on behalf of the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.W.L
Fernandez
Emily L. Fernandez
Remington
Kate Chrystal
Foreign managers acquire rights to The Woman in the Case
The rights to Clyde Fitch's drama The Woman in the Case were bought for Holland and Germany. Germany will stage the production in Berlin next October. Slater's Greater Dreamland Band opened its season at Coney Island Park and serenaded General Manager Gumpertz before taking the shell at the lagoon. Mile. Dazie, Follies star, will perform under E. F. Albee at the Keith Proctor circuit with a New York premiere set for July 5 at Keith's Fifth Avenue Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Holland
Germany
Berlin
Slater
Coney Island Park
Gumpertz
Mile. Dazie
dJanseuse
Ziegfeld
E. F. Albee
Keith & Proctor Theatres
New York
Keith
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Balloon Honeymoon Flight Ends In Safe Landing Near Boston
Mr and Mrs Roger H Burnham completed a three hour fifty minute balloon voyage from Pittsfield to the Gilkey farm in Holebrook fourteen miles from Boston. Amid dark skies and failing instruments they descended gently to land. They married yesterday at Wood's Hall Cape Cod and journeyed to Pittsfield for the aerial celebration before heading to Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Roger H. Burnham
Ralph Gilkey
Holebrook
Boston Common
Burnham
Wood’s Hall
Cape Cod
William van Sleet
Adams
North Adams
van Sleet
Blue Hill Observatory
Boston Bay
Gilkey Orchard
Boston
Massachusetts
Balloon trip from North Adams to North Richmond Athwart fifty miles
W E Coffin and son Tristram of New York rode North Adams No 1 with pilot N M Arnold. They ascended at 9 10 am and descended about two hours later in North Richmond New Hampshire covering roughly fifty miles. The voyage was featureless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
W. E. Coffin
Tristram
New York
North Adams No. 1
N. M. Arnold
North Richmond
N. H
Frederick de Martens Dies in St Petersburg
Frederick de Martens former Professor of International Law at the University of St. Petersburg and long serving Privy Councilor died at Valk station while en route to his Livonia estate. Born 1845, he held numerous roles including Russian delegate at Brussels Paris The Hague Rome Geneva Vienna and Portsmouth conferences and was involved in major arbitration efforts with Britain France England Holland the United States and Mexico. He served on the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague and as a key plenipotentiary at several 1899 1905 1907 peace and treaty meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Frederick de Martens
University of St. Petersburg
Livonia
Valk
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Edinburgh
Cambridge
Yale
Oxford
de Martens
Brussels
Paris
Hague
Rome
Geneva
Vienna
The
Court of Arbitration
Great Britain
Venezuela
France
England
Holland
United States
Mexico
Permanent International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
Captain Charles Lawrence Dies at 72 in Philadelphia
Capt Charles Lawrence president of the Vessel Owners and Captains Association dies at 72 after more than two years of illness following an operation. A sail maker by trade he served under Admiral Farragut in the Civil War and rose to Master. He became Harbormaster in 1887 and helped obtain a school ship for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Lawrence
Lawrence
Farragut
Dying Quartermaster on Board Ilys After Bermuda Trip
Charles A. Schulz, quartermaster aboard the motor boat Ilys, carried a gunshot wound for four days from a Bermuda incident. He died of lockjaw after landing at Brooklyn harbor as authorities learned of the shooting and Schulz blamed no one but himself, saying Reynolds did not mean to harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilys
Bay Ridge
Crescent Yacht Club
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Charles A. Schulz
Schulz
Bensonhurst Anchorage
Twenty-second Avenue
Brooklyn
Corey Island
Joe Reynolds
Whitaker
Fleet sails from Bermuda toward New York in race
The motor-boat fleet left Bermuda last Monday for a race to New York led by Ilys and Heather with Richmond Levering aboard. Night and day the boats cut the seas as Quartermaster Schulz suffered a worsening wound and was forced to rest. Dr Wesenberg offered grim news and Detective Dowling questioned Schulz and Reynolds about an apparent accidental shooting. Schulz, 31, is unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
New York
Ilys
Richmond Levering
Heather
Quartermaster Schulz
Schulz
Wesenberg
Dowling
Bath Beach
Reynolds
Death of Thomas C. Dunham Democratic Senator and glass magnate
Thomas C. Dunham 64 a former Democratic State Senator and founder of T. C. Dunham & Co. glass and paints magnate died after months of illness at his home 53 West Fifty-fifth Street. He leaves a widow, three sons and a daughter. Funeral is private and burial will be at Perth Amboy in the family vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Dunham
West Fifty-fifth Street
Mr. Dunham
Perth Amboy
N. J
T. C. Dunham & Co
Dunham
Manhattan Club
Democratic Club
Adeline M. Dunham
Joseph
Harry P
Thomas C., Jr
William H. Dunham
Isabela M. Dunham
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned for NYT Insertion
Notices indicate marriages and deaths intended for The New York Times may be telephoned to the 1000 Bryani number for insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Local Birth Announcements for June
Eckstein welcomes a son on June 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Eckstein. Herrmann reports a son born June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. William Herrmann. Kaplan adds a son June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kaplan. Loal greets a son June 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Loal. Rittenberg's child, a son, born June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. J. Rittenberg. Zadek brings a daughter on June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Max Zadek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Zadek
Marriages Listed in June Across New Jersey and Nearby
A June list records multiple marriage announcements including Elizabeth Bassilie and John Sutrie in Elizabeth, Cecilia Bergan Mahoney to Joseph Bergan, Melva Murphy to William Bowie in Bound Brook, and Harriet Patterson to Richard Campbell in June. Other couples span Bayonne Hempstead Orange Beatrice Eckstein and Alfred Nathan, Rose Grinberg and Jacob Wollheim, with many more entries across New Jersey and Long Island locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassilie
Sutrie
Elizabeth
N. J
Julia Bassilie
John Sutrie
Bergan Mahoney
Cecilia Mahoney
Josephs. Bergan
Bowie—Murphy
Bound Brook
Melva Murphy
William R. Bowie
Breiding
Heggblom
Anna M. Heggblom
Theodore Breiding
Campbell—Patterson
Harriet H. Patterson
Richard P. Campbell
Dorn—Seligman
Hannah Seligman
Maurice Dorn
Dreyfus—Simon
Gisela Simon
Henry Dreyfus
Elia—Walters
Martha Walters
James V
Ella Gold
Baer
Melanie Baer
Paul Gold
Harkinson
Wallis
Ida Wallis
George M. Harkinson
HEMER
Wiskotzil
Elsie Wiskotzil
Ee Hemer
Hopper
ST. Air
Paterson
Margaret St. Clair
Irving A. Hopper
Katzenstein
Sonneborn
Kate Sonneborn
Ben Katzenstein
Levitts
Nathan
Jennie Nathan
Milton Levitts
Manz—Muller
Bayonne
Amelia Muller
John Manz, Jr
Moore—Phillips
Hempstead
L. I
Levinia Phillips
Charles Moore
Nathan—Eckstein
Beatrice Eckstein
Alfred B. Nathan
O’sullivan
D’esterhazy
Marie D’esterhazy
John J. O'Sullivan
Poole—Kuykendall
von der Lancken
Ulbrich
Giula Ulbrich
Frank von der Lancken
Wheeler—Baker
Stella Baker
Willard A. Wheeler
Wolff—Adler
Helen Adler
Leo Wolff
Wollheim
Grinberg
Rose Grinberg
Jacob L. Wollheim
Obituary notices and funeral details listed for June 1909
The item column lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices across Yonkers and New York City. Entries include Jacob Bender, Thomas C. Dunham, John McLaughlin, M Helen Mecabe, Frank O'Donnell, Angela Newhall Spooner, Clifford E. Sulzberger, Anna Heywood Wilde, Maria M. Winter, George Bacon Wood, Henry C. Banks, Jane Batty, Peter Brady, Hannah A. Brundage, Margarethe Daehnke, Joseph Engel, Annie E. Engelhaupt, Israel Felman, Michael Flynn, Margarethe Friedman with service times, residences, burial plans, and funeral home references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donnell
West 104Th St
Frank O’donnell
Church of the Ascension
West 107Th St
40Th St
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York Bay Cemetery
Sulzberger
Clifford EB. Sulzberger
Solomon Sulzberger
Myron
East 72d St
Wilde
Morristown
Anna Heywood Wilde
John
Caroline M. Wheelock
Morris
Greenwood Cemetery
Winter
Maria M. Winter
Obrig
Emil Winter
Grand 6&T
Wood
Ipswich
Mass
George Bacon Wood
Staten Island
Philadelphia
Bernard Hoopes
Germantown
Margarethe
West 148Th St
Engel
Joseph
Yonkers Av
Yonkers
Engelhaupt
Annie E
East 86Th St
Felman
Israel
West 116Th St
Flynn
Michael
Alexander Av
Friedman
East
5&T
New York Times Mail Order Ad Details Rates
Offer to deliver The New York Times to country addresses for 17 cents weekly or 75 cents monthly. Prompt address changes allowed. Subscriptions are arranged at the Publication Office Times Building Times Square or via mail or telephone from 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Times Building
Times Square
Funeral notices across New York and New Jersey districts
The notice lists numerous individuals with addresses in Manhattan Brooklyn the Bronx Bayonne Jersey City Paterson and Newark announcing funeral times or notices. Entries include multiple June 19 and June 18 dates with times such as 9 30 A. M 2 30 P. M and 10 A. M. Names include Elizabeth HIGGINS Mary C HODGE Laura A KEYSER Augusta LANDRIGAN Patrick H LEARY, and many others with varied street addresses and ages where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lamper
Augusta
Bainbridge
Fordham
Landrigan
Sarah T
Perry St
Leary
Patrick H
West 131St St
A. M. Murray
A. M. Naughton
Elien
Pleasantville
A. Olsson
Louise C
Henry Wee
Redding
Mary
Carmel
Robertson
Alice M
Westoe St
Ryan
Mary C
East 178Th St
M. Schwarz
Edmund
West
M. Scofield
Cyrus
East 10Th St
P. Stein
Rose
Far Rockaway
Margaret N
St. Nicholas Av
East 44Th St
New Jersey
Bogusky
Antony
Avenue I
Bayonna
Braden
Joseph
Hobart
Bayonne
Dicker
John
East 2Nd St
Cornell
George H
Sylvan St
Rutherford
Cowell
East 2d St
Paterson
Davidson
Theresa
Virginia
Jersey City
PLACE
Rebecca
Clark Township
Reid
Annie
Codwise
New Brunswick
Maria
East Orange
Suydam
Mary B
van der
Memorial notices for multiple individuals across churches and cemeteries
In Memoriam items list masses and unveiling ceremonies for several deceased persons. Entries include George B. Prentice at St Mary the Virgin, Isidor Fisher at Bayside Cemetery, Johanna Frankel and Jacques A Hartogensis monuments at Mount Zion, and others noting dates, times, and locations such as St Patrick's Cathedral Newark, Mount Hope and Washington Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibholz
Julia
Washington Cemetery
Martin
Robert A
Medic Zion
Mulcahey
Michael
Ark
David
Mount Hope
Newton
Ralph L
Reilly
Mary
Mass
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newark
N. 5
Wormler
Fanny
Mount Hope Cemetery
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Celestin
Vichy
Howard Gould Back
Weiss—Blau
Burnhams
Lockjaw
Trip
Nord Ge Gestliche Saengerbund
Chas. H. Ditson & Co
New Musical Waverooms
34Th St
Fifth Ave
5Th Ave
27Th St
Brooklyn Crossway
Bedford Ave
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Bway
N.Y
Remsen St
Bkiyn
Fulton St
Jamaica
J. W. Williams
Columbus
West 64Th St
Long Ill
Brokaw
Astor Place
Serge
Jewise
Cleveland Democracy
West 125Th Street
William B. Selden
Eee
May
Albemarle Road
Crocker
Ellen
St. Mark’s
P. Hallett
R. W
Poplar St
Kueckel
Frank
Hull St
Saul
Christina
Lewis
Lewis Av., June 1% Aged 43. Funeral Tomorrow, 2 P. M. van der Minden
L. A
Greene Av
MEIER
Engel R
Pacific
Memoriam
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Ambulanga
Heleat
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