Cottagers Flood New Jersey Seashore Resorts
Long Branch opens 1902 season with hotels and cottages full as New Yorkers arrive. Notables include Alfred Frankenthal and Mrs Rothfeld at Hollywood Hotel Cottages, Isaac Taussig at Cubberly cottage, and Morris Jacobson at Sherman cottage. The Fourth of July Carnival planned by business leaders spans three days with varied performances. Bandmaster Sousa begins a sixty six concert run at Steeplechase Pier.
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Long ‘Branch
N. J
Hollywood
Alfred Frankenthal
Rothfeld
Wilde
Prout
Northfield
Sousa
Numerous Arrivals at the Popular West End Hotels
WEST END N J June 21 P J Brady owner of Gold Heels winner of the Suburban race visited early this week Solomon Ranger of New York is a new cottage arrival Mrs L Sondheim of New York is one of the season s cottagers J H Kempher is domiciled in an Ocean Avenue cottage Mrs A Wein and her daughter Marguerite Wein stopping at Hulick cottage sail for Europe next week Arthur Hearn of New York has spent thousands on Bath Avenue property Music at the West End Hotel will be by a 14 piece orchestra led by Henry P Schmidt Natan Franko in charge of music the past two years will spend the Summer aboard Mrs Bodenhheim and Mrs L A Bendit sisters have arrived I L Korn of New York occupying Matilda Terrace cottage J Tannenbaum of New York owns a John Daly cottage Roosevelt family spending the season in a Schlang cottage
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Long Branch
S. C. Wisekoff
Hendrickson
Morris Avenue
Isaac Taussig
Jersey City
Cubberly
S. Marcus and Family
New York
Applegate
Dr. MacMullen
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Long Branch High School
First Presbyterian Church
Morris Jacobson
New Sherman
Westwood Avenue
Joseph Hammerslough
Phillips Avenue
J.C. West
Franklin Avenue
A. Epstein
Thomas L. Cornell
B. L. Cohen
Morris
M. Camacho Roldan
Garfield Avenue
Bella K. Harlem
Townley
Second
Franklin Avenues
William Freeman
E. A. Naumburg
McWood
Sir Wertheim
van Note
Bath Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles H. Jackson
Chicago
Ferdinand Strouse
Saks Avenue
Ehrenrich
Harbeck
Ocean Avenue
T. C. McKean
McBride
Chelsea Avenue
A. S. Rosenthal
Sprague
A. Bookman
Emanuel
S. Giedhill
Lane
S. S. Arnstein
Second Avenue
Co. L. Salzburger
Chandler
Louis Fields
Weber& Fields
Mr. Fields
West Long Branch
John H. Parker
Parker
Monmouth Road
L. Cohen
Tannanbaum
G. Kottack
Matilda Terrace
M. Tannanbaum
West End
N. J
P. J. Brady
Gold Heels
Solomon Ranger
L. Sondheim
J. H. Kempher
A. Wein
Marguerite Wein
Hulick Cottage
West End Avenue
Europe
Arthur Hearn
Henry P. Schmidt
New York Philharmonic Society
Natan Franko
Bodenhheim
L. A. Bendit
Korn
J. Tannenbaum
John Daly
J. Roosevelt
Schlang
Casino Orchestra
Roosevelt
President McKinley
Mr. Sloane
Robert Winthrop
Ethelwyn Miss Rogers
Miss Wood
Sloane
James Abercrombie Burden, Jr
Beckwith
Anna Shaw
Miss Goodman
Hartford
Charles George
Los Angeles
Lenox
William Bibbey
Richard Dana T
David T. Dana
White Deer
Texas
Mahkeenac Lake
Paul Dahlgren
Dahlgren
William Hazard Fitch
George de Forest Lord
G. P. Cotton
Cotton
H. P. Rogers
John E. Parsons
Stoover
Mr. Parsons
Albany
Saratoga
Elias J. Shadwick
Saratoga Hospital
Spencer Trask
William C. Whitney
James H. Eddy
Benjamin Ryall
Nelson Avenue
Saratoga County
Whitney
Victor Herbert
Grand Union Hotel
Stub
United States Hotel
Dering
Congress Hal
Gartland
Congress Spring Park
Hathorn Spring Pavilion
Church Band of Providence
Master Car Builders'Association
John J. Hennessey
West Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee and
A. M. Waitt
New York City
New York Central Road
Saratoga Racing Association
Grand Army
St. Regis
A. M. Lothrop
Washington
St. Regis Lake
Lothrop
Newport Cottage
Spectacle Ponds
Robert W. Stewart
Stewart
N. F. McCormick
McCormick
Emmons Blaine
Charleston
N. H
Henry B. Livingstone
John Seeley Ward
J. Q. Lovell
Baltimore
Osgood Lake
John P. Crawford
Daughter
Paul Smith
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Bay Pond
Wolf Pond
Black Rapids
Macdonald
Elberton Welcomes General Porter and Summer Visitors
General Horace Porter ambassador to France guests at Charles T. Cook’s Lincoln Avenue cottage in Elberon New Jersey. The season brings Miss Sanger Mrs George Pullman and several New York and Philadelphia families to cottages along Lincoln Ocean and Elberon Avenues with various arrivals and leases noted.
Excur sionists flood Atlantic City shores
Atlantic City hosts surge of visitors from Pittsburg and the West for a ten day stay. The Master Plumbers Association of the United States holds a convention on the steel pier with 600 delegates. The Southern Jobbers Hardware Association meets at the Hotel Marlborough with 500 delegates.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Pittsburg
West
Master Plumbers’ Association of the
United States
Southern Jobbers’ Hardware Association
Marlborough
John C. Schmidt
Standard Chair Company of
New York
W. R. Mackey
Chelsea
Rudolf
Hotel
Cape May Cottage Season Opens With Notable Visitors
Cape May N J June 21 cottage season opens as two large houses welcome summer visitors and one hotel awaits reopening for a Pennsylvania Railroad party. The town hosts National Railway Ticket Association members through Monday and plans a Fourth of July celebration led by Mayor Thomas W. Miller with Gov. Franklin Murphy invited. Prominent social events unfold at golf links and clubhouse as visitors from New York arrive at leading hotels. The Little Casino group, Earlscourt, and Point Judith Country Club brace for lively season, with three assembly sites in Narragansett and Sherry’s, Wildfield farm, and the Grecian Gardens set for reopening and extensive daytime patronage. The Sherry pavilion begins its summer season and beach improvements include electric lights along the beach walk. Early arrivals include Horace Wylie, E A Mitchell, Rev P M Prescott, Mrs T E Vanderhoef, and the J Judge party from New York.
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Cape May
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
National Railway Ticket Association
Thomas W. Miller
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Mrs. J. Henderson
D. Clifton Wainewright
Miss Bloomingdale
E. D. Goman
Albert S. Bany
Tage
Earlscourt
Pier
Point Judith
Narragansett
Country Club
Sherry
Wildfield Farm
Gladstone
Gladestone Lawn
Burnside Casino
Horace Wylie
E. A. Mitchell
P. M. Prescott
T. E. Vanderhoef
Lakewood
H. M. Judge
New York
the Revere
Mathewson
Imperial
Narragansett Becomes a Cottage Resort
Narragansett Pier Rhode Island June 21 June brings a fair season as cottagers arrive in growing numbers before the hotel crowd. The pier hosts an exclusive air that appeals to visitors and signals a shift toward cottage resort life in Narragansett for the early summer.
Newport Sees Signs of an Automobile Year Era
Newport notes a lively summer as cottagers open homes and switch to automobiles, with police warning against speeding. The Newport Horticultural Society plans a rose show with prizes, and lawn tennis thrives at the Casino with concerts and dances scheduled through July.
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Newport Horticultural Society
New Summer Homes Open in the Thousand Islands
Clayton, N. Y. June 21. With a busy river season ahead, builders and owners along the St. Lawrence prepare for a large year as cottages, docks, and launches go into service. Notable new homes include Charles G. Emery’s Calumet Island water tower lights and Wells Island’s R C Vilas estate with 50 to 60 rooms and electric plant.
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Clayton
N. Y
St. Lawrence River
Calumet Island
Charles G. Emery
New York
Bluff Island
Gen. Kesler
Montana
George T. Robinson
Pittsburg
Grennell Park
H. Z. Johnson
Washington
Porter Island
Wilbur F. Porter
R.C. Vilas
Chicago
Wells Island
Central Park
Hickory Island
Grindstone Island
J. Walter Wood, Jr
Wood
L. van Hoffman
Thousand Island Park
W. T. Lloyd
J. C. Spencer
Manhattan Island
Frederic Remington
Chippewa Bay
W. B. Hayden
St. Lawrence
Luther Strough
la Fargeville
Fair Oaks
Fine View
Miss Emery
E. M. Emery
Lady Smith
Brooklyn
Albert Palmer Company
Lenox Wedding Sparks Social Season With Sloane Field Ties
Lenox Mass June 21 The Field Sloane wedding dominates society as New York and Vanderbilt guests arrive by special trains private cars and a large house party. Miss Lila Sloane chooses bridesmaids and ushers include Evelyn Sloane and Frederic Kernochan. President Roosevelt rumored guest amid preparations while Fire relief funds and local displays mark the event and the town readies for summer contests.
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New York Times
Lenon
Mass
Lenox
Field-Sloane
Sloane
Adele
Abercrombie Burden, Jr
New York
Lila Vanderbilt Sloane
William Osgood Field
Vanderbilts
Dr. Webb
Newport
Lila Sloane
Mahkeenac Lake
Lenox Golf Club
Evelyn Sloane
John Sloane
Marion Haven
George G. Haven
Frederica Webb
W. Seward Webb
Florence Twombly
Frances Crocker
Emily Rogers
Mary Kernochan
Field
New York Society
Frederic Kernochan
Alexander Webb, Jr
William P. Burden
Roger Winthrop
Alexander Owen Irving
Morris Kellogg
Giraud Foster
John S. Barnes
Coldbrooke
Charlotte Barnes
Miss Barnes
E. W. Biddle
J. Williams Biddle
Berkshire
Green Mountain
Kate Cary
Thatcher M. Adams
Saratoga Undaunted By the Big Fire
The Arcade fire of June 9 in Saratoga Springs caused about 300000 in damage and five deaths by suffocation but drew praise for the Fire Department. Three of the victims were advanced in years and unable to assist.
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Saratoga
Campers and Cottagers Active in Adirondacks
Article details the St Regis Yacht Club officers and a busy Adirondack season with numerous campsites around Upper St. Regis Lake Spitfire and Osgood Lakes. Notable names include Anson Phelps Stokes Robert W. Stewart Grace Mitchell Henry L. Hotchkiss and John Seeley Ward. The Rockefeller camp area expands as roads and a 21 mile drive develop through the park.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
St. Regis Yach Club
Archibald Rogers
Yacht Club
St. Regis Lake
Campers from New York in the Fulton Chain
Fulton Chain area sees hotel and camp upgrades this spring. New managers at Arrow Head and Cedar Island Camp join expansions such as gas lighting and new cottages. The Mohegan steamer will carry mails to camps while River Drive at Old Forge opens. Notables from New York and Chicago join camps and clubs as summer preparations proceed.
Unique Buildings in the Adirondacks
Lake Placid obituary notes the late Rev. W. W. Moir once resident in New York shaped lasting local landmarks. His efforts funded St. Eustace church and a youth clubhouse, and even during illness promoted a new church at Newman rail station with plans by W. L. Coulter of Saranac Lake.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
W. W. Moir
New York
Newman
W. L. Coulter
Saranac Lake
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Asbury Park
Prospect
The
F. Boose
Barris Thomashefsky
Henry Cohen
Robert White
Horace Porter
Elberton
Elberon
N.J
Horace Forter
France
Charles T. Cook
Lincoln Avenue
Miss Sanger
George M. Pullman
Pullman Villa
New Britain
Conn
George T. Lewis
Durand
A. M. Cridell
M. Rossin
A. Banger
Seth M. Milliken
George S. Cox
Lincoln and
Elberon Avenues
W. H. Glass
James T. Classon
Plainfield
Blanchard Cottage
S. C. Shaw
Cricket Lodge
E. Parish
L. B. Gantry
Loftus Cottage
L. C. Gans and
Stratton Cottage
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Thousand Islands
New England
Adirondacks—Society
Berkshire Hills
Wyndhurst
Saratoga Springs
Adirondacks
Fulton
Old Forge
N.Y
Fulton Chain of Lakes
Arrow Head
Frederick W. Wishart
Lorraine
F. M. Warner
Cedar Island
A. G. Delmarsch
Rocky Point Inn Company
John N. Niles
John Crawford
Elmer Blair
Thomas Parkes
Bristol
Grand View House
Fourth Lake
John J. Rarick
W. A. Preston
Crystal Spring
Bald Mountain House
Third Lake
Adirondack House
Inlet Inn
James A. Soper
First Lake
Mr. Soper
Col
A. W. Soper
A. J. Soper
Soper
Fulton Chain
W A. Pierce
Herkimer
W. R. Hillick
W. L. de Camp
D. B. Eichler
Pittsford
Cady
Mary S. Plaisted
Springfield
Ohio
Williams
Seventh Lake
C. C. Manning
Charles Dewsnap
Clarence A. Benedict
A. F. Glover
Forge House
F. N. Stearns
Cedar Island Camp
M. Townsend
T. EF. Wellington
G. J. Fish
Henry W. Stone
Tallapoosa
William T. Bush
Eagle Bay
Mohegan
Adirondack
Raquette Lake
Adirondack League Club
J. C. Lovejoy
Gerry
E. W. Rice, Jr
Schenectady
John A. Fraley
George Fraley
William G. de Witt
William H. Hinchman
Mr. Woolworth
Niagara Falls
Honnedaga Lake
Manhattan Club
N. L. Handy
C. H. Witten
J. W. Chisholm
George ©. Thompson
George H. Dunham
George H. Austin
the Adirondacks
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