Edwardes Stays Manager of Gaiety Theatre London
George Edwardes renewed his five year contract as manager of the Gaiety Theatre in London. He blamed Mrs. Gould for the trouble, saying she wanted her sister to get the star part and her brother as stage manager, while asserting Gould had little to do with the affair.
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NEW York Times
Paris
George Edwardes
Gaiety Theatre
London
Frank J. Gould
Edwardes
Mrs. Gould
Gould Gains Gaiety Stock to Seek Theatre Control
A London cable report says Frank 3. Gould has become a major Gaiety Theatre shareholder with 7 999 shares and may push to control the London playhouse. Edwardes and others hold 8 634 shares. Gould's pursuit of more shares failed. Possible new directors floated include Patrick Malone Alfred Butt and Charles Dillingham. Edwardes, who had surgery earlier this month, remarked he would retire if shareholders favor Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 3. Gould
London Playhouse
London
Gould
Edwardes
George Edwardes
Gaiety
Patrick Malone
Alfred Butt
Palace Theatre
Charles Dillingham
New York
Malone
Bernhardt Bows to Record Crowd in New York Farewell
Sarah Bernhardt bid America goodbye with a near full Globe Theatre for Camille. The audience roared with bravos and cheers, waving handkerchiefs as she bowed repeatedly. She sailed for France at 10 this morning on the Lorraine after a farewell supper at the Marie Antoinette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Globe Theatre
Camille
New York
Mme. Bernhardt
Marie Antoinette
William F. ‘Connor
United States
France
Lorraine
W A Brady Heads to London on Lusitania Voyage
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brady and son Grace George travel to London aboard the Lusitania. Brady plans a brief stay with a meeting with Justin McCarthy about a new play for Robert Mantell and London productions of Over Night and The Lottery Man. Lee Shubert and Lew Fields with families also sail, taking a five weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brady
Grace George
Lusitania
London
Dazie to Return for Four-Week Vaudeville Engagement
Mile. Dazie will headline a four weeks vaudeville run starting July 3 at Hammerstein's roof garden. She remains under contract with the Shuberts to rejoin the Winter Garden production in the fall. For the tour she will revive her pantomime dance L Amour de l Artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Dazie
Hammerstein’s
Roof Garden
The
Shuberts
Winter Garden
Lopoukova to dance Bacchanale at Winter Garden
Beginning tomorrow night the Bacchanale in Cleopatra at the Winter Garden will be danced by Lydia Lopoukova and Alexis Kosloff with the corps de ballet. Lopoukova has led the ballet at the venue while Kosloff rested due to illness. The Glazounov music originated the dance in Paris.
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Cleopatre
Winter Garden
Lydia Lopoukova
Alexis Kosloff
Corps de Ballet
Lopoukowa
M. Kosloff
A. Glazounov
Mile’ Lopoukova
Paris
The Rivals Open at Sylvan Carnival Week
Open air performance of The Rivals by George Ober and company starts tomorrow at River View Manor grounds between Hastings and Dobbs Ferry. Proceeds support the Playground Fund and permanent headquarters for the Village Improvement Society of Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastingson-Hudson and
Dobbs Ferry
George Ober
River View Manor
Village Improvement Society of
Hastings
Billie Burke Plans European Tour After Spokane Run
Billie Burke ends her season in Suzanne at Spokane on July 10 then sails for Europe on July 15. She returns to New York to sail for Europe and will begin rehearsals for The Runaway after arriving back in New York from Liverpool on August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Burke
Europe
Suzanne
Spokane
Wash
New York
Liverpool
Lawyer Granted Power to Seek Lafayette Will in Edinburgh
Surrogate Gohalan authorized Lawyer William Grossman to search for a will of the late Great Lafayette who died in a Edinburgh fire on May 9. Grossman suspects the will may be in Lafayette's deposit box at the New Amsterdam Deposit Company and will proceed with the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Edinburgh
William Grossman
Gohalan
Grossman
New Amsterdam Deposit Company
Social notes on summer plans and notable arrivals
Mrs. Robert Morris leaves today for a Montana camp with guests and will be joined by Mr. Morris in August. Hans Winterfeldt and family occupy Crossways estate at Scarborough on Hudson. Senator William A. Clark closes his town house for abroad until autumn. Mrs. Edward Renshaw Jones visits Monmouth Beach for the summer. Julian McCarthy Little returns from Europe to stay near Narragansett Pier. Ethel Herrick and Thomas J. Prindiville will wed today at St Patrick's Cathedral. Bruen takes a cottage at Easthampton Long Island. William Price M P Raleigh Kerr and Sir Francis Langelier attend the coronation dinner at the Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Montana
Mr. Morris
William A. Clark
Seventy-sixth Streets
Fifth Avenue
Ethel Herrick
Frederick C. Herrick
Boston
Paris
Thomas J. Prindiville
Chicago
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Sherry’s
Alexander Jay Bruen
Easthampton
L. L
William Price
Raleigh Kerr
Sir Francis Langelier
Canada
Plaza
Ward Freeman nuptials quietly unite two political families
Miss Edna R. Freeman daughter of Norman and Mrs Freeman of this city and Port Chester N Y and Evans Ward eldest son of William L Ward Republican National Committeeman were married in Rochester June 1 The couple learned of the wedding after the bride returned to Port Chester where her parents keep a country place Ward remains in Rock Falls Ill in charge of his father's factory and the bride plans to join him there The Ward and Freeman families have long been neighbors at Port Chester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna R. Freeman
Norman Freeman
Port Chester
N. Y
Evans Ward
William L. Ward
Rochester
Miss Freeman
Basil Whitney Matthews
Rock Falls
Ill
Ward
Freeman
Miss Josefa Crosby Weds Roger Hopkins in Flushing
Miss Josefa M N Crosby daughter of Mrs Allen Howard Crosby of Flushing L I and Sherbrooke Quebec married yesterday at St George s Church Flushing to Roger Brooke Hopkins of Baltimore Md The Rev Dr Henry B Waller officiated a reception followed at the bride s mother 71 Jamaica Avenue The bride wore white satin and old lace with a tulle veil Attendants were her sisters Ethel and Mary Crosby Best man Francis E Pegram of Baltimore Ushers included George H Powell Thomas Hastines B F H Shreve Richmond Weed C Blyth Martin and Paul T Jones. The couple will spend part of the summer at Woodbrook Md where Hopkins has a country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josefa M. N. Crosby
Allen Howard Crosby
Flushing
L. I
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Roger Brooke Hopkins
Baltimore
St. George’s Church
Henry B. Waller
Jamaica Avenue
Ethel
Mary Crosby
Francis E. Pegram
George H. Powell
Thomas Hastines
B. F. H. Shreve
Philadelphia
Richmond Weed
C. Blyth Martin
Paul.t. Jones
New York
Woodbrook
Hopkins
Engagement of Katherine Brown to Cavalry Officer Announced
Announcement from Washington dated June 21 reports the engagement of Miss Katherine Davis Brown daughter of the late Commander R M G Brown and granddaughter of ex Senator Henry G Davis to Second Lieutenant Chester Barnett Fifteenth Cavalry U S A. No marriage date is set and the plan is to wed at Gracelands Elkins West Virginia home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lee. Barnett a West Point graduate last June is stationed at Fort Meyer.
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New York Times
Washington
Katherine Davis Brown
R. M. G. Brown
U. Ss. N
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Chester
Barnett
Fifteenth Cavalry
Arthur Lee
Gracelands
Elkins
West Va
Miss Brown
Lee
Massachusetts Avenue
John T. Barnett
West Point
Fort Meyer
Miss Sloan to Wed Monson Morris Next Autumn
Gen Nelson Herrick Henry and Mrs Henry announce the engagement of Miss Bess Bryan Sloan daughter of Mrs Henry to Monson Morris. Morris on Gov Dix military staff and Captain in the Twelfth Regiment, graduate of Columbia 1897. He is linked to Knickerbocker Union Meadow Brook Turf and Field clubs and is brother of Mrs Nelson Burr. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sloan
Monson Morris
Nelson Herrick Henry
Mrs. Henry
Bess Bryan Sloan
Albany
Gen
Henry
South Carolina
Winston-Salem
N. G
Morris
Gov. Dix
Columbia
Knickerbocker, Union
Meadow Brook
Turf and
Nelson B. Burr
Former jockey John Sperling weds Marie Louise French
John Sperling once a jockey for John A. Drake and rider of Ort Welles married Miss Marie Louise French yesterday at St. Agnes Church near Forty-third Street and Lexington Avenue. William Edwards served as best man and Miss Abigail Miles as bridesmaid. The couple left for a two week automobile trip and will reside at 112 West 117th Street after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sperling
John A. Drake
Ort Welles
Marie Louise French
Mary French
East Forty-fifth Street
St. Agnes’s Church
Forty-third Street
Lexington Avenue
William Edwards
Abigail Miles
Montclair State Normal grad wed in town ceremony
The Montclair State Normal School commencement featured Miss Edythe Mercier Pohle as the bride in a June wedding to Arthur B. Cole. The ceremony occurred at 8 o clock at the Pohle home, with Rev. Edgar S. Wiers officiating and many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N.—J
Montclair State Normal School
Moret
Edythe Mercier Pohle
Pohle
Arthur B. Cole
Theodore T. Pohle
Forest Street
Edgar S. Wiers
Unity Church
Miss Hickey Weds Dr Helbig in City Ceremony
Miss Catherine Elizabeth Hickey of West Eighty-third Street married Dr. William Henry Helbig of this city yesterday afternoon at the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. A reception followed at the Hotel Buckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Wm. H. Helbig
Catherine Elizabeth Hickey
West Eighty-third Street
William Henry Helbig
Church of St. Thomas the Apostle
Nat
Buckingam
Mrs Pinchot Undergoes Operation At Park Avenue Home
Mrs. J W Pinchot and daughter Lady Alan Johnston arrived from Europe and were operated on yesterday at Amos R Pinchot's residence 1021 Park Avenue. Gifford Pinchot ex Chief Forester and Lady Alan Johnston are staying with the Pinchots and report she is doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pinchot
James WW. Pinchot
Europe
Alan Johnston
The
Hague
Amos R. Pinchot
Park Avenue
Gifford Pinchot
Franklin Fyles Serious Illness Improves
Franklin Fyles dramatic critic for The New York Sun has been seriously ill at his West Ninety-fourth Street home for a week. Last night he was reported much better though conditions remain serious. He long served as New York Sun critic and now writes theatrical dispatches for other papers. He also authored several plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fyles
West Ninety-fourth Street
Mr. Fyles
New York Sun
New York
Mysterious Gambier Case Reveals Secret Friend
In a New York Supreme Court hearing, Edith Russell Gambier denied romance with a mysterious young man who visited her at his apartment and joined social outings with her. The case centers on her separation suit from Edward V. Gambier while detectives shadowed the alleged friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Gambier
Edith Russell Gambier
Supreme Court
Pendleton
Gambier
Justice Pendleton
West Sixty-eighth Street
Madrid
Waldorf-Astoria
Knickerbocker
Central Park
Seventh Avenue
Times Square
Blossom Heath Inn
Deputy Walsh suspends Prospect Park officer over failure to report robbery
Deputy Police Commissioner Walsh suspends Charles Hand of the Prospect Park Station Brooklyn for not reporting a robbery or making an arrest tied to the death of John Cassidy a Park Department worker who died after falling from a Flatbush hotel window Cassidy and Hand were together June 9 Cassidy accused Hand of stealing a gold watch and chain valued at 65 dollars jury found Hand not responsible for Cassidy's death noting it was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Charles Hand
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
John Cassidy
Park Department
Flatbush
Hand
Cassidy
Prominent 1911 Wills Enter Inheritance Details Across Families
The document lists estates of Henry Berlin er Harry J Whitnall Theodore Fishel Theophilus Anthony Brouwer and Jose Lafiti De Pinna. It details bequests to spouses children siblings and relatives including specific sums and shares plus gifts such as realty and various societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berliner
Fannie Berliner
Isaac Berliner
Rebecca Berliner
Fannie Reizenstein
Barbara Berliner
Cora Wertheim
Hattie
Jessie Berliner
Stella Nathan
Lillian B. Grossman
Harry J. Whitnall
Mary Elizabeth Whitnall
Theodore Fishel
Laura Fishel
Theophilus Anthony Brouwer
M. B. Geming
Jacob
Theophilus, Jr
Bertha Harding Brouwer
Edward
Mary T. Suydam
William
New York Port Society
American Bible Society
National Temperance Society
American Tract Society
Mary B. Lank
Alice G. Miller
Harry O. Ryerson
Harry Jackson
Charles Stewart Phelps
Bertha H. Brouwer
Theophilus
Jose Lafiti DE Pinna
Laura de Pinna
General Society of the Cincinnati meets in Newport
Rhode Island hosts the General Society of the Cincinnati triennial session at the State House with President Winslow Warren presiding. Delegates and wives are entertained by Elisha Dyer at Wayside and by Rhode Island officials at the Newport Casino ballroom for a banquet and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
General Society of the Cincinnati
Ad State House
Gen
Winslow. Warren
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati
Warren
Asa Bird Gardiner
Charles Warren Lippitt
Gardiner
General Society
Rhode Island
Naval Training Station
Brigade of
Naval Apprentices
Lippitt
Coast Artillery
Fort Adams
Elisha Dyer
Wayside
Rhode Island State Society
William Payne Sheffield
William Watts Sherman
Col
Edward Wilkinson Rogers
Bishop Livingston
Oliver Hazard Perry
Robert Taylor Varnum
Edward Aborn Green
Passengers for Europe On Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm and Magdalena
The list shows transatlantic sailings from Bremen to Europe aboard the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm and Magdalena of Southampton. Notable travelers include Mrs. Charles F. Abbott, Prof. Frank Mankiewicz, Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, Rear Admiral Herbert Winslow, and Miss Victoria Drake, among many couples and single passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Charles F. Abbott
L. A. Arnold
George Backus
James Bishop
Warthew G. Cookman
A. G. Craigs
John Meston Duncan
George C. Edwards
Henry C. Emmet
J. Fred Eversman
Arthur L. Goodrich
F. G. Hobbs
A. Vv. D. Honeyman
Samuel Miller Jarvis
Harry C. Kahn
Milton Kahn
H. W. H. Kist
E. W. Lentilhow
Frank Mankiewicz
Anna R. Moffat
Thomas Prehn
J. Foster Rodes
Henry S. Schley
Samuel Stern
N. J. Ullmann
John van Kirk
J. W. Watzek
Isaac T. Wood
Lorraine
Havre
Chester Griswold Burden
J. P. Baldwin
Sarah Bernhardt
William H. Bartels
Francis Coste
Victoria Drake
C. M. Duke
David J. Evans
Paul Gerli
R. W. Gillespie
de Loverdo
W. D. McClure
Marquis O'Dionese
A. F. Spalding
Herbert Winslow
Thornton Woodbury
O. A. Zayas
Magdalena
Southampton
West Indies
Alexander
W. R. Beaufire
H. T. Butler
J. H. Coyle
C. H. Carrington
T. A. Chase
A. Fisher
G. E. Hulme
H. Holden
E. Co. Yard
R. F. Miller
A. J. Phillips
T. H. Sharp
G. Talbot
Miss Moore Sails to Europe With Chaperoned Party
Miss Anna Moore daughter of City Chamberlain Robert R. Moore sails today on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm with Eleanor Purdy Marion Curtis and Duncan as chaperon. The party will visit France Germany Norway and England and return in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore
Europe
Anna Moore
Robert R. Moore
Eleanor Purdy
Marion Curtis
Duncan
France
Germany
Norway
England
Rockefeller Jr to Have New Fifty Fourth Street Home
John D. Rockefeller Jr. plans a new six to seven story American basement house at 10 West Fifty fourth Street on the McCook plot. The project joins his father's Fifth Avenue area uses with a 50 foot frontage including adjacent gardens and torn down Vanderbilt era structures. Architect William Welles Bosworth prepared plans. cost about 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Fifty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
West Fifty-fourth Street
Col. John J. McCook
Rockefeller
McCook
William Welles Bosworth
West Fiftythird Street
Benjamin Stern
West Fiftythird
George Vanderbilt
Rockefeller, Jr
West Fifty-third Street
BE. Parmelee Prentice
Young Rockefeller
West Fiftyfourth Street
University Club
Park West Drive Reconstruction Planned by City Park Board
Park Commissioner Stover outlines a plan to rebuild West Drive in Central Park from Fifty-ninth to 110th Street, about two and a half miles, with a durable cement and stone road bed and top pulverized stone layer. Mayor Gaynor supports the approach and an appropriation is expected soon. For now East Drive will receive a smaller red clay and bituminous treatment before full replacement across both drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
West Drive
Central Park
Fifty-ninth Street
110Th Street
Gaynor
E Drive
Julie Opp to appear in Coronation Masque in London
Julie Opp Mrs William Paver is set to perform in His Majesty's Theatre London next Tuesday night as one of the twelve hours in Benson masque The Vision of Debt. Opp first appeared in Camille with Sarah Bernhardt and later led George Alexander's company at the St James's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Opp
Julie Opp
William Paver
His Majesty's Thea
London
Benson
Miss Opp
Camille
Sarah Bernhardt
George Alexander
St. James's Theatre
Gresser Friends Plan Fund Drive for Retention in Office
A 15 member Queens group met in Flushing to raise 5000 for counsel to push Governor Dix to reopen the Ordway investigation into Borough President Gresser. City Club trustees debated endorsing the Ordway findings and shaping future actions with protestants and Mellen as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Borough
Lawrence Gresser
Queens
Flushing
Ordway
Gov. Dix
Gresser
Binkerd
City Club
Chase Mellen
Charles H. Strong
Ahern
Charles Pope Caldwell
Robert S. Binkerd
Mr. Caldwell
Howes
Caldwell
Mellen
Strong & Mellen
Strong
Ahearn
Haffen
John Brooks Leavitt
Discipline Committee
The
Bar Association
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Gresser
Mr. Strong
Spencer
James A. McDonald
Fpmfty-Ninth Street Railroad
Albany
Livingston Victim Refuses Surgery After Shooting
Walter Leavenguth, shot in Livingston on Tuesday, refuses hospital operation to remove buckshot from his abdomen, risking possible death. Suspect J Walter Force and Hugh Porter remain jailed as locals ostracize Force’s family amid town hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leavenguth
Livingston
Orange Memorial Hospital
J. Walter Force
Leavenguth
Hugh Porter
Ree
Couple's Smiles End Suit in New York Court
In Poughkeepsie, June 21, the separation suit of Mrs. Florence Whitbeck against Harold C. Whitbeck ended abruptly as Judge Morschauser noted smiles exchanged between the spouses. He adjourned for three months hoping for reconciliation despite Mrs. Whitbeck denying smiling. The couple, both under 25 and married four years, faced cruelty charges and threats to kill. his income cited at $20,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeeplin
N. Y
Florence Whitbeck
Harold C. Whitbeck
Millerton
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Long-serving Hauppauge Postmaster Wallace Donaldson Dies
Wallace Donaldson, postmaster of Hauppauge since 1867 and a local history figure, died early today at his home from heart disease. Born in New York in 1837, he once ran a general store and was active in the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauppauge
L. I
Wallace Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
New York
Donaldson
Col John McDonough Civil War Veteran Dies at 79
Col John McDonough veteran of the Civil War dies in Stamford Connecticut after a three year illness at age 79. He joined Lincoln's first 30 day volunteers fought at Bull Run and served in the Sixty-ninth Regiment rising from private to Adjutant. He later led the Veteran Corps of the Sixty-ninth and commanded the Gen James Shields Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. His last regret was being unable to parade with his post on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonough
Stamford
Conn
Lincoln
Bull Run
Sixty-ninth Regiment of Volunteers
Mr McDonough
Veteran Corps
Sixty
Millennium P. Tisdel dies at 67 in Washington
Millard P. Tisdel a prominent U S commercial expert died at his Washington home of heart disease. Born in Madison Ohio he served in the Seventh Ohio during the Civil War. He held top posts including United States Commissioner to the Congo Free State and was nominated by President Cleveland to be minister to Ecuador though not confirmed. His work aided Central American commerce and he helped build a link to the Pan American Railway in Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Millard P. Tisdel
United States
Madison
Ohio
Seventh Ohio Regiment
Pan-American Railway
Guatemala
Notable deaths across business and public life in early 20th century
Clarence A. Knight president of the Chicago and Oak Park Elevated Railroad died after appendicitis surgery in Chicago. Hildreth H. Smith mother of ex governor Hoke Smith died aged 76 in Atlanta. Thatcher Thayer Thurston Providence Tribune associate editor died after long illness born 1859 Fall River. Henry A. Palmer Williamsburg auto dealer died after knee operation aged 48 in Brooklyn. Major Charles Semley Crimean civil wars veteran and Bureau of Immigration interpreter died at 83 in East 114th Street. Maria Emma Baltazzi died in Paris at 31, daughter of Xenophon Baltazzi. George A. Smith master plumber died aged 57 in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Knight
Chicago & Oak Park Elevated Railroad
Chicago
Knight
Hildreth H. Smith
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Yesterday, Aged 76 Years. Mrs. Smith . * Miss Mary Brent Hoke
Lincolnton
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
R. F. Hoke
Raleigh
N. C
Thatcher Thayer Thurston
Providence Tribune
Fall River
Mass
Urston
Amherst College
Henry A. Palmer
Williamsburg
Palmer-Singer -Automobile Company
Eastern District Hospital
Mr. Palmer
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Lowell H. Palmer
Palmer Cooperage Company
Brooklyn Cooperage Company
Charles Semley
Bureau of Immigration
East
1141St Street
Hungary
Maria Emma Baltazzi
Xenophon Baltazzi
Westbury
Paris
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned in
Notices inform readers that marriage and death details intended for NYT insertions may be telephoned to the Bryant Street address for processing. The brief advisory underscores submission via phone for timely publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Levy Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Levy
On Sunday June 18 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ben C Levy at 340 West 86th Street Gertrude Jacobets is the mother’s maiden name recorded in the notice
Eppler Flusser Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flusser of 180 St Nicholas Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Mr. Max Eppler. No cards.
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Eppler—Flusser
Arthur Flusser
St. Nicholas Av
Mary
Max Eppler
June weddings across New Jersey and New York stage unions
A compendium of marriage notices dated June in New York New Jersey and Fitchburg. Edith Forrester weds John Huag at 382 Degraw Street Brooklyn. William Soper marries Helen Crocker in Fitchburg. Mathilde Cadby wed Carl Welant in Hudson New York. Additional June matches include Rose Clark to Frank Langford Harriet Tompkins to William Crawford Ellis Howson to Leslie Hartley Ellen Morris to Jacob Blee Jane Castile to Ray de Nourie Mae Bingham to George Lander Leila Hatch to Hardgrave Norris Julia Gribbin to James Small and Anna Crist to Joseph Sevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
William Burr Soper
Clinton Soper
Bloomington
Ill
Helen Tufts Crocker
Alvah Crocker
Fitchburg
Waesant—Cadby
Hudson, N. Y
Charles Park
Mathilde Andrews Cadby
John C. Hogeboom
Carl Andrew Welant
Newark
Ohio
Blee—Morris
Trenton
Ellen L. Morris
Jacob Blee
DE Nourie
Castle
Bloomfield
Jane Castile
Ray de Nourie
Lander—Bingham
Mae Bingham
George Lander
Norris—Hatch
Jersey City
Leila Hatch
Hardgrave Norris
Small—Gribbin
Julia N. Gribbin
James F. Small
Logan
Patrick
Essex St
Lowery
Ann
North Sd St
Harrison
McGowan
Catharine
New Brunswick
Bayonne
Moxley
Dennis Paterson
O'Neill
Mary
Newark St
Newasr's
M. Prudden
Harry H
Morristown
P.M. Reilly
John A
Monmouth St
Long Branch
Urban
Seiattarese
Vanderveer
Joseph B
Warren
Edward Harrison
P. M. Washburn
Harriet F
Ocean Av
Jegesey City
Baltazzi and Frost Obituaries Notice in Brooklyn
Notices announce the deaths of Emma Baltazzi and Ethel Frost on June 20 1911, with funeral details for both at addresses in Brooklyn. Also listed are obituaries for Adolph Grossman and William Cornel Hendrie, with their ages and private or public funeral arrangements and residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltazzi
Paris
France
Emma Maria
Warner
Xenophon Baltazzi
Frost
Ethel Moon
Henry C. Frost
Jacob S
Belle T. Moon
Orville
D. Frost
Claremont Av
Brooklyn
Grossman
Adolph
Fannie
15Th St
Union Fields
Ester Ungzarischer Er
William Cornell Hendrie
Caroline Barlow Hendrie
Park Place
N. Y
Death notices and funeral announcements across New Jersey and New York
Obituaries list numerous individuals with birth and death dates, places in Summit Newark and New Haven among others. Entries include Mary Hunter Lamson at Summit New Jersey with a June 21 1911 death and June 3 service and interment in Boxford Massachusetts.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Easy access from Grand Central via Harlem trains plus Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriage routes. Lots offered from 188 dollars with Books of Views by telephone at 4855 Gramercy or through the representative OFFICE 20 EAST 230 5ST N J CIEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
N. J. Ciel
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Greenwood Cemetery
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Audubon Av
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Caroline
M. Judah
Francis
Porta
Kane
Hugh
Eastein St
Ines
Kehol
Emma
Beames
Alexander Ae
Bedingfield
John
South Elliott Place
Morrow
Boland
Joseph
Windsor Place
Beatrice A
Gates Av
Buchmuller
Karl
Bay 8Th St
Bath Beach
Feiber
46Th St
A. M. Gilulan
Muller
Sophie
Baltic St
Robbins
Charlotte B
2D St
Sanders
John J
Fairview Place
Shaffer
Adelaide
Atlantic Av
Sullivan
Connecticut
New Haven
Cox
Bernard
Holt
Lydia
Riley
Maurice
Pembroke St
Bridgeport
Bances
Marston
Murray
Long Island
Demartello
Lilly
Jamaica
Kate
Woodhaven
Grenewicz
Kammer
Barbara E
Union Course
Kendall
Victor T
Whitestone
Thames
Far Rockaway
Klobus
William, Jr
Kozeroski
Maspeth
Murphy
Webster
Long Island City
Novakowski
Bayside
Schendlein
Gertrude
Sisco
Barnes
Ruth
Paterson
Bonnell
William P
Roselle Park
Brands
Peter B
Claude
Lillian
Durring
Albertine
Union Hill
P. Mengelbach
Finnegan
Michael J
South Orange
Fitzpatrick
Anne
Lawrenceville
Gillespie
Ann &T. Ligne
Beth
Gregory
William L. Paterson
Hughes
Katherine
Chatham
Feneral
Jaudel
Alexander, Jr
Coes Place
Lehmann
DE Boer
Christian A
Yonkers
Horn
Katharina
Nanuet
Jenkins
Caroline E
Newburg
Tndebiarers
Frank E. Campell
Cheleea
Durgeons
Amsterdam Ave
Riveraida
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!