New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 22, 1902, p. 9

Bronze doors for St Bartholomews Church by McKim Mead White

Plans for new bronze doors and marble porch at St Bartholomew’s Church advance under Mrs Vanderbilt’s memorial gift. Central door by French and O’Connor shows life of Christ in fourteen panels. northern and southern portals by Martiny and Adams depict apostles and scenes from the New Testament. A new Romanesque porch 75 by 28 feet will display green marble columns, niches, statues, and a royal frieze with about 400 figures planned.

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St. Bartholomew's Church Cornelius Vanderbilt McKim, Mead & White Daniel C. French Andrew O’connor Philip Martiny Herbert Adams Paul Damascus Henry Bennard Bronze Company John Wiliams French O'Connor Christ Adam Eve Virgin Eden Abel Moses Egypt Calvary

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Society Notes Busy With Weddings and Travel This Summer

Society in town and country clubs filled with events from gymkhana and regattas to weddings in Newport and Lenox. Notable arrivals include Miss Louise Treacy and David Cory's quiet Grace Church ceremony in Nyack and Miss Edith Wayne's Church of the Transfiguration wedding. The coronation season abroad draws attention, with yacht cruises and fashionable sightings by Merrie reporters, while some planned nuptials shift to late July and August.

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Sheepshead England White Plains

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Johns Hopkins Seeks 70 000 to Reach One Million

Baltimore notices the Johns Hopkins University seeking 70 000 more to reach a one million emergency fund. Over 300 000 has been pledged conditionally, but many wealthy citizens have not contributed. Trustees require cash in hand before moving site plans, drawing sharp comparisons to Harvard and Bryn Mawr fundraising.

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Baltimore Johns Hopkins University William Keyser Boston Harvard Friends of Bryn Mawr

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Bowdoin College Centennial Celebrated in Maine

Bangor Maine June 21 Bowdoin College marks 100 years of educational work with a service June 25 at Bruunswick Congregational Church. Notables from Maine and beyond would attend. The college chartered 1794 opened 1802, current president William De Witt Hyde since 1885, library funded by Gen Thomas Hamlin Hubbard and wife.

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Bangor Bruunswick Bowdoin College Maine Thomas B. Reed Samuel V. Cole Massachusetts Joseph McKeen Dartmouth College William de Witt Hyde Thomas Hamlin Hubbard New York

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Elocution Prizes Awarded at Phillips Academy Andover

The Draper prizes for elocution at Phillips Academy Andover Mass were awarded with Frederick Bale of Asbury Park New Jersey first Joseph A OConnor of Lawrence Massachusetts second and Henry Bartlett Stimpson of New York City third in the year’s great contest.

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Draper Phillips Academy Andover Mass Frederick §. Bale Asbury Park N. J Joseph A. O'Connor Lawrence Henry Bartlett Stimpson New York City

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Tuxedo Park Affairs Highlight Social Week

The Tuxedo Park week overflowed with dinners and gatherings as cottagers hosted guests at clubhouses. Notable names included Miss Gibson Miss E L Breese Mrs H M Tilford and Gen Horace Porter ambassador to France. Numerous dinners featured prominent residents and visiting guests across West Lake Road Tower Hill and Bernardsville with Defiance seen transporting guests to the club.

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Tuxedo Park N. Y Tuxedo Miss Gibson E. L. Breese H. M.tilford John Wolfe Hull J. C. Calhoun Stoddard George Rutledge Gibson West Lake Road Horace Porter United States France James C. Calhoun Charleston Nicholas Fish Judge Bramley Andrew Simonds E. M. Post J. B. Haggin George Griswold H. Carhart Louis J. Pooler Bernardsville Seymour L. Cromwell Clarence B. Mitchell Alexander George B. Post Chambers Tower Hill Eony Peter Cooper Hewitt P. Lorillard Ronalds, Jr Count Della Gherardesea

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Social Roundup in Philadelphia After Commencement Festivities

In Philadelphia on June 21 society notes recount numerous card parties luncheons and dances despite a late season. The fifth annual University of Pennsylvania class of ’97 dinner at the University Club drew many leaders. Notables hosted at Mrs. Walter Lippincott’s Ascot estate included Wayne MacVeagh Andrew Wheeler Jay Cooke Jr Arthur V Meigs and Jonas Wister. Craig Biddle visits Newport with John R Drexel. Yacht outings to New London planned for Yale Harvard races hosted by Alexander Van Rensselaer and George W Childs Drexel. Plans to travel Europe include J Wilmer Biddle Charles H Stephens Benson Kennedy Philip Randall and families.

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Philadelphia University Club Samuel Goodman John P. B. Sinclair Edward Stroud Wickoff Smith Frederick M. Dunn Walter Lippincott Ascot Bryn Mawr Wayne MacVeagh Andrew Wheeler Jay Cooke, Jr Arthur V. Meigs Jonas Wister Craig Biddle

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Newport Summer Guests At Cottages And Naval College Lectures

The Newport notes list summer arrivals including Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt at Pinard cottage, Brigadier General and Mrs. Norman guests, and multiple officers at various cottages. Naval War College lectures next week cover naval operations, signal code, war charts, constitutional theories, and the Maine problem with related tactical studies and games.

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Newport R. I Alfred G. Vanderbilt Surgeon Wilson Reginald Norman George B. de Forest Florence Lyman Boston Webster Street John F. Hubbard Maynard Washington R. S. Zaivingston G. P. Messervey New Vd la Farge H. Mortimer Brooks J. C. Mallory J. Mitchell Clark J. J. Post H. O. Havemeyer, Jr Harrison Avenue New York W.N. Murray G. H. Redmond R. T. Barrington H. L. Smith S. D. Rich M. Clemens, Jr Philadelphia J. B. Tiffany John W. Rourke G. M. Edebohrs William Graves Naval War College James H. Oliver Colby M. Chester J. W. Chase A. C. McLaughlin H Friday United States McLaughlin Maine

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Society in Washington Sees Diplomatic Departures and Summer Plans

Washington social life shifts as M Cambon and Mme Cambon depart for New York then France. Count Cassini sails to Bar Harbor for summer, later joining Grand Duke Boris in Newport. M Piola heads to New York then home, while Mr Brun departs next week. Mrs Hay and Miss Hay plan Lake Sunapee retreat. Mrs David Jayne Hill leaves for Nantasket with children. Dr Hill joins August 1. Roosevelts dine outdoors with Gen Wood at the White House balcony as summer pursuits unfold amid smaller social rounds.

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Washington M. Cambon Mme. Cambon New York France Count Cassini Bar Harbor Newport Grand Duke Boris M. Piola Brun Hay Miss Hay Lake Sunapee David Jayne Hill Nantasket Hill Senate House Chevy Chase Inn Moody Roosevelt Gen. Wood White House

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Weddings Of A Day In Greenwich

Miss Harriet Sheldon and Thomas B. Wells wed at Christ Church Greenwich in a afternoon ceremony conducted by Rev Henry Neal Hyde. Frederic Wells of Minneapolis served as best man with Frances Pendleton Sheldon as maid of honor and a group of ushers including Arthur Foote and Lewis Sheldon attended. The couple plan a six week European honeymoon aboard the First Bismarck sailing Thursday.

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Greenwich, Conn Harriet Sheldon George Preston Sheldon Thomas B. Wells Harper, & Brothers New York Minneapolis Christ Church Henry Neal Hyde Syracuse Frederic Wells Frances Pendleton Sheldon Mary Josephine Rowland Nan Hoyt Janet Sheldon Greenwich Margaret Strong St. Paul

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Dominick Smith wedding in St Peter's Church Galilee

Miss Helen Dominick daughter of Mr and Mrs Bayard Dominick of New York married H Alexander Smith son of Dr and Mrs A Alexander Smith of New York at St Peter's Church Galilee New Jersey. Rev Dr Walpole Warren officiated. Attendants included Anita Dominick maid of honor and diverse bridesmaids with a long list of New York Philadelphia and Mass residents. Best man was W Schuyler Smith with ushers from New York St Louis Wheeling New Brunswick and more.

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Mary Henderson Robert Jones Henderson Nyack Irving McKesson Grace Church Bishop Coleman Delaware Arthur Henderson Ruth Hilton Lulu Lefferts M. de T. Ogden Jones Virginia G. Corning Gertrude Herrick New York Mildred Tueas Philadelphia Cornelia F. Bedell Donald McKesson Samuel Jones Henderson Clark G. Voorhes Alfred B. Wade Harry E. Hoy H. McK. Kirkland William R. Kirkland McKesson Europe Long Branch N. J Helen Dominick Bayard Dominick H. .Lexander Smith A. Alexander Smith St. Peter's Church Galilee Walpole Warren Anita Dominick Alice Clark Isabella Curtis Madge Miles Lilian Carpenter New York City Helen Warren Maud Knowlton West Upton Mass W. Schuyler Smith Mead van Zile Belden Floyd Reading du Bois James Hammond McLean Sere Katzgenbach Bayard Dominick, Jr The Pride J. Lienberger Davis St. Louis William McLellan Vance Wheeling, Va Frank Latimer Janeway New Brunswick

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Engagement of Miss J W Hepp and Arthur W Lawrence

Philadelphia reports the engagement of Miss I Virginia Hepp of this city to Arthur W Lawrence of New York. The couple's families and social circle are noted as Mr and Mrs George Dunbar Shewell hosted a dinner at Silver Maple in Pelham with elaborate lilies and sweet peas arranged in heart shapes and illuminated by small electric lights.

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Valley Forge Penn Sidney Mathews Edward J. Mathews Frederic Woodhull Chesebrough Mr. Chesborough Café Martin Philadelphia I. Virginia Hepp Arthur W. Lawrence New York Miss Hepp C. J. Hepp Spruce Street Mr. Lawrence George Dunbar Shewell Silver Maple Pelham

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The New French Ministry and Its Leaders

Paris dispatch analyzes the newly formed Radical Socialist cabinet led by Combes with M. Rouvier as Finance Minister and Vallé as Justice Minister. It notes weak personalities may bind together, Rouvier’s financial acumen, and looming budget issues including possible indirect taxation and protectionist pressures.

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NEW York Times Paris Vatican M. Rouvier Finance M. Combes Panama M. Vallé Waldeck-Rousseau Millerand France Turkey M. Doumergus Germany Great Britain Austria Combes M. Waldeck-Rousseau Delcassé

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Bellevue Ruse Sends Woman to Mental Ward in Ballgown

Mary Leddy twenty six living at 300 East Twentieth Street dressed in white with roses in her hair was lured to Bellevue Pavilion for the insane by James Galligan and forced into care after attacking a nurse and Dr. Gregory. Her relatives say she has recently shown hallucinations and believed kin were poisoning her.

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Mary Leddy East Twentieth Street Bellevue James Galligan Gregory

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Paper Box Plants May Be Merged

HAVERHILL Massachusetts June 21 Several of the largest paper box manufacturers in New England are arranging for a combine of their plants. The principal object of the combine will be to advance the prices of the manufacturers goods and arrange output to meet trade demand. A conference of the leading manufacturers has been held and plans will be perfected in a few weeks.

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Haverhill Mass New England

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Child dies in tragic match accident in New Jersey

Myrtle Holloway five year old daughter of Charles Holloway of Spotswood was burned to death last night while playing with matches. Several playmates tried to extinguish the fire as her garments were torn from her in efforts to save her.

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New. Brunswick N J Myrtle Holloway Charles Holloway Spotswood

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Levi P Morton Buys Chicago Property at 211 Randolph

Levi P Morton of New York acts as trader in Chicago real estate purchasing the property at 211 Randolph Street a 20 by 180 foot site with a four story brick building from Henry J MacFarland for about 56000 dollars in June.

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Chicago Levi P. Morton New York Chiago Real Estate Henry J . MacFarland Randolph Street

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Snow Flurries Hit Upper Peninsula End of Spring

Snow fell in several Upper Peninsula areas on the last day of spring with Marquette reporting light flurries Ishpeming recording half an inch and Ironwood nearly two inches. A fierce gale rages on Lake Superior preventing boats from sailing.

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Marquette, Mich Upper Peninsula Marquette Ishpeming Ironwood Lake Superior

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The Tonic Vermifuge Cure Claim by Dr. Jayne

An old advertisement asserts that many illnesses stem from worms and that Dr Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge will cure the problem. It promotes the tonic as a remedy for failing health and strength by expelling worms.

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Death of Mrs. Elbert H. Gary in Wheaton

Mrs. Elbert H. Gary wife of Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of the United States Steel Corporation died at the family residence in Wheaton from malignant stomach trouble and other complications.

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Wheaton, Ill Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Wheaton

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Mrs Ridgely Dies After Surgery in Baltimore

Mrs William Barrett Ridgely wife of the Controller of the Currency died after an appendicitis operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore She was a daughter of Senator Shelby M Cullom of Illinois and a prominent Springfield society figure Her remains will be buried in Springfield.

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Baltimore William Barrett Ridgely Johns Hopkins Hospital

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Death of Massachusetts political figure Charles H. Litchman

Charles H. Litchman of Marblehead Massachusetts dies in Washington of typhoid fever at fifty four. He recently joined the Industrial Commission and had been active in Massachusetts politics. Litchman served as Secretary of the Knights of Labor from 1878 to 1881 and 1886 to 1888 and was an Immigration Inspector in Boston during the Harrison administration.

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Washington Charles H. Litchman Marblehead Mass Massachusetts Industrial Commission Litchman Newark N. J Marbleread Knights of Labor Boston Harrison

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Obituary Notes for Crawford Dopce Laythem Ritchie

Julia Lake Crawford widow of Robert L Crawford died in Seabright New Jersey. George P Dopce president of Mineralized Rubber Company died of pneumonia at Great Neck Long Island aged thirty eight. Adam Laythem aged sixty one died in Passaic owner of Eagle Brass and Iron Foundry and founder partner in North Passaic Iron Foundry. Charles G Ritchie of Orange died in Paris aged forty four once known as a church singer and organist. his wife died two years ago and his thirteen year old daughter accompanied him on his trip.

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Julia Lake Crawford Robert L. Crawford New York Central Railroad Seabright N. J George P. Dopce Mineralized Rubber Company Cliff Street Great Neck L. I Long Island Adam Laythem Passaic Laythern Eagle Brass and Iron Foundry North Passaic Henry Burns E. C. Hay Foundry Newark Newark Iron Foundry Manchester England Charles G. Ritchie Reynolds Avenue Orange Paris Mr. Ritchie St. Andrew's Episcopal Church South Orange Europe

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Patrons of Lafayette Place Baths Open After Road Excavation

The Patrons of the Lafayette Place Baths announce the underground road excavation is closed and carriages may access baths via 4th Street. The baths at 18 Lafayette Place, New York stay open day and night.

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Lafayette Place 4Th St New York

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Missoula Tetonka Two New Dollars

Two new dollar amounts appear in Missoula Tetonka context with E and W references, signaling updated pricing or valuation. The brief notes indicate local monetary changes affecting Missoula.

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Marriages Notice from Burlington and London Clergy

Two society marriage notices appear: Lucy Taft wed Lieut. Henry M. Dougherty in Burlington Vermont on June 18 1902. Helen Dominick tied to Alexander Smith in St Peters Church Galilee New Jersey on June 21 1902. Rutherford Stuyvesant wed Mathilde Elizabeth Countess de Wassenaer at St George's Chapel Albemarle Street London on the 16th inst.

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Stuyvesant—De Wassenaer St. George’s Chapel Albemarle St London Ker Grey Rutherford Stuyvesant Mathilde Elizabeth, Countess de Wassenaer

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Obituaries of Crawford Dodge Downey Hallock Harris Newell Ritchie Ross Tibball

Notices list several deaths and funeral plans across New Jersey New York Long Island and New England. Julia Lake Crawford George P Dodge Mary Anne Downey Mary A Hallock Alice Wilde Cordelia Stansbury Charles G Ritchie William H Ross Charles Mariny Tibball. Funeral services and interments set for June 22 23 and 24 1902 with locations in Seabrights Saddle Rock Flushing East Orange Woodlawn Stockbridge Erie and Paris.

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Crawford Seabrights N. J Julia Lake Robert L. Crawford West Bitd St New York City

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Fresh Pond Crematory Cuts Cremation Rates

Fresh Pond Crematory announces July 1 rate reductions to 25 dollars for adults and 15 dollars for children. At full capacity of 40 bodies per day the rate drops to five dollars per case including ash carriages. Information and pamphlets available from U S Cremation Co 62 E Houston St New York Owners.

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Fresh Pond U.S. Cremation Co., (Ltd E. Houston St New York

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Cypress Hills Cemetery From Brooklyn Ferries to Harlem Railroad

From Brooklyn ferries to Cypress Hills Cemetery via electric or elevated railroad with the Fairlawn Cemetery private station on the Harlem line. The New York office at 1 Madison Avenue and the station from Grand Central is 45 minutes with an office at 147 West 125th Street.

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Cypress Hills Cemetery Brooklyn Ferries New York Madison Av Fairlawn Cemetery Harlem Railroad Grand Central 125Th St

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Gen Bragg Heads to Cuba from Fond du Lac

Gen Edeward S Bragg Consul General to Havana leaves Fond du Lac for Chicago where he will meet Harry M Hobbins his Madison based private secretary. They will travel to New York and sail for Havana Thursday Bragg, seventy five, expects to return to Fond du Lac after completing his term with Mrs Bragg joining in Havana.

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Appeals for Charity Aid From Brooklyn Bureau

The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities lists contributions from John Lowndes five dollars and a one dollar “A Fried.” It renews appeals for twenty five dollars for a family of man woman and four children and sixty dollars to send a family to St. Kitts. It also seeks fifteen dollars to cover two months rent and aid to a widow with three children. Contributions go to the Central Office 69 Schermerhorn Street.

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Brooklyn Bureau of Charities John Lowndes Bureau St. Kitts Moe Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn

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Korrylutz Lithia Water touted as restorative extreme

An ad proclaiming Korrylutz Lithia Water as Nature s restorative extreme contrasts Mt Pelée s destructive force with Corry Pa s mineral water. It lists multiple New York and New Jersey locations for sale and testimonials from physicians and users asserting health benefits.

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