Isidor Straus Recalls England Trip and Windsor Banquet
Isidor Straus reports to the local Chamber of Commerce on his London visit aboard the Lucania. He describes friendly receptions from the King at Windsor, a royal luncheon and viewing the Victoria and Albert Mausoleum, and a Skibo Castle visit with Carnegie. He praises American enterprise and predicts New York as the future financial center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidor Straus
Chamber of Commerce
London Chamber of Commerce
Lucania
America
London
Windsor
United States
Victoria and Albert
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Skibo
Scott
Vanderlip Returns From Studying Europe
Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Frank A. Vanderlip arrived on the St Louis after a abroad tour begun March 8 to study European financial systems. He denied plans to head the Tincoln National Bank or to join any other prominent position and indicated views on foreign trade and England. Professor J F Johnson accompanied him and was elected to a new NYU Chair of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Frank A. Vanderlip
Europe
St. Louis
Vanderlip
J. F. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
University of New York
Tincoln—National Bank
London
Ambassador Choate
New York Chamber of Commerce
London Chamber of Commerce
J. Pierpont Morgan
England
Vander
Washington
Gage
Johnson
Vanduring
Inne
Active social week at Tuxedo Park with dinners and visits
The season brings coaching and lawn parties at the club and cottages. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Haggin and Mr. and Mrs. Worden entertaining, Defiance coach visiting, Hoffman hosting a large reception, Potter and Merill recent arrivals, and Gov. Odell visiting the Tuxedo Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
James B. Haggin
Daniel T. Worden
Defiance
C. Ledyard Blair
Far Hills
Tuxedo
E. T. H. Talmage
Charles F. Hoffman
Newport
James Brown Potter
George Grenville Merrill
Europe
Youn Nicholas Brown
Paris
Sumer
Charles Alexander
J. B. Haggin
Thomas Hastings
Archibald Mackey
Henry Alexander
cCook
John Greenough
Gloucester
Henry M. Tilford
R. Fulton Cutting
George R. Preston
Preston
William Lord Sexton
E. R. Mathews
George L. Rives
Gordon Knox Bell
Graham Cottage
M. L. del
C. B. Alexander
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
H.W. Munroe
T. Suffern Tailor
James Brown Lord
William Kk. Garrison
T. Rossiter Betts
R. M. Gillespie
Miss Dodge
George E. Dodge
W. M. V. Hoffman
C. F. Hoffman
Miss Candler
Miss Page
Miss Sands
H. A. Arnold
L. J. Pooler
F. A. Snow
J. Murray Mitchell
Victor Loew, Jr
Marie Louise Gilson
Gov
Odell
E. H. Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Arden
Newport Season Blooms With Notables Entertaining
James T. Wood ward of New York arrives at The Cloisters for the season joined by Mrs. William Woodward Jr. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey prep for Newport visits. Viscount Deerhurst and other guests occupy Muenchinger King cottage as residents and visitors arrive for summer.
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New York Times
Newport
James T. Woodward
New York
William Woodward, Jr
Admiral
Dewey
Washington
Hill Top Cottage
Viscount Deerhurst
Muenchinger-King Cottage
Edward N. Tailor
Col
Samuel R. Honey
Amos Tuck French
F. O. French
McDougall Hawkes
Frederick Sheldon
Major
Ennis
Miss Ennis
Thomas L. Dennett
William R. Hunter
Shaf= Howard
Pomfretonn
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
James. Hyde Beekman
C. H. Colt
Hartford
C. L. F. Robinson
Wedding Gifts Draw Detectives Watch in Greenwich
In Greenwich on June 22, the Marie Melville Truesdale Richard Bissell wedding draws 1500 invited guests and watchful detectives guard wagon loads of wedding gifts valued in the hundreds of thousands. Bissell arrives from Chicago and stays at the Holland House in New York. He is newly elected president of the University Club of Chicago. The bride is from Chicago with parents now based in New York. Private cars will transport Chicago arrivals. Marshall Field and several notable guests will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Marie Melville Truesdale
Richard Bissell
Chicago
William H. Truesdale
Bissell
Holland House
New York
University Club of Chicago
Lake Forest
Truesdale
Marshall Field
C. H. Richardson
Henry F. Hoyt
Bertha Dibble
Preston Gibson
Cobb
Lucy Sprague
Edith Hoyt
Garfield King
Park Avenue Claims Rise for Damages from Track Elevation
Fifteen additional claims totaling 84 985 for Park Avenue property in New York City were filed with the State Court of Claims. Names and amounts include Catharine M Bremer 4050 Joseph Ramon and Elosua J Salazar 4300 Mary A Baxter executrix 4450 Ernst Keil and Anna Keil 2650 Anna M Hull 1460 William S Anderson and William L Dowling 1200 William L Dowling 1800 Helene Schwab 2975 Auguste Steridhs 6000 Jacob Ruppert 10200 August Funk 2100 William net 6300 Nora Dolan 0 Patrick ONeill 11008 Mount Morris Bank 21500.
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Albany
Park Avenue
New York City
State Court of Claims
Catharine M. Bremer
Joseph Ramon
Elosua J. Salazar
Mary A. Baxter
Thomas Baxter
Ernst Keil
Anna Keil
Anna M. Hull
Williams. Anderson
William L. Dowling
Helene Schwab
Auguste Steridhs
Jacob Ruppert
August Funk
William Net
Nora Dolan
Patrick O’neill
Mount Morris Bank
Illness of Charles M Decker head of Decker Brothers
Charles M Decker president of Orange National Bank and head of C M Decker & Brothers grocers is seriously ill at home in Convent Station New Jersey after a nervous prostration attack. He directs stores in Orange East Orange South Orange and Montclair and sits on the board of United Electric Company of New Jersey. he is reputed a millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent Station
N. J
Charles M. Decker
Orange National Bank
Decker
C. M. Decker & Brothers
Orange
East Orange
South Orange
Montclair
United Electric Company of
New Jersey
Butterfield in frail condition at Fishkill Landing
Dr. Murdock reports Gen Daniel Butterfield very sick but not in immediate danger after his apoplexy stroke two months earlier. The 70 year old is confined to bed and receives constant care from his wife at Fishkill Landing New York.
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Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Murdock
Daniel Butterfield
New York
Alabama Education Efforts Stand Against Racial Strictures
A New York Times correspondent in Montgomery reports the Alabama Constitutional Convention rejected any plan to split the state school fund by race. The piece notes near equal access to public schooling for blacks and whites, highlights concerns about black efficiency and leadership, and praises state efforts since 1867 to provide free education, including nine agricultural schools, the Huntsville and Montgomery normal schools, and the Tuskeegee Institute led by Booker T. Washington.
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NEW York Times
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Union
Girls’ Industrial School
Montevallo
Polytechnic Institute For Boys
Auburn
State University
Tuscaloosa
Negro Normal School
W. B. Patterson
State School Fund
Agricultural Fund
Peabody Fund
Huntsville
W. H. Councill
State
Morrill Fund
Tuskeegee Normal School
Booker T. Washington
Regio
United States
South
From
Washington
Tuskeegee
State Educational Fund
Slater Fund
Lenox Scene Reports Frequent Summer Visitors and Racing News
Special to The New York Times from Lenox on June 22 notes Charles Janier may return next week. Elm Court hosts Burden and Sloane families from Europe with Lila Sloane driving new black horses. Parsons and Hare families travel widely and Whitney plans Lenox shooting season. Local fishing shows Bass and Salmon catches, Mahkeenac Lake active with anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Charles Janier
Allen Winden
James Abercrombie Burden, Jr
Elm Court
William D. Sloane
Lila Sloane
Europe
Miss Crocker
New York
J. C. R. Peabody
Newport
George G. Haven
Marion Haven
Buffalo Exposition
Sunnycroft
Parsons
John E. Parsons
Stonover
D. M. Hare
Smith
Hare
Paris
J. Montgomery Hare
Harry Payne Whitney
London
David W. Bishop
Interlaken
Dion
S S. Howland Robbins
Kaiserhof
Germany
Lenox Social Notes Include Travels and Visitors
The text lists several local social movements with residents and guests visiting from Newport Groton Lenox and New York. Notable items include Mrs Frederick Neilson Kathleen and Mrs Kortright traveling to Sharon Springs and Newport. Edward Buckley visiting Lenox. Malcolm Sloane's graduation in Groton. Rosamond Street visiting J Montgomery Hare. the Crockers returning to New York. Kate Carey on a four in hand driven brake with an all female crew. Isaac Iselin hosted by Giraud Foster with a dinner for guests Carlos De Heridia Samuel Frothingham and Joseph W Burden. Miss Barnes showcasing a tandem with two new bays.
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John Sloane
Frederick Neilson
Kathleen
Kortright
Sharon Springs
Newport
Neilson
Edward Buckley
Lenox
William Douglas Sloane
Groton
Malcolm
Rosamond Street
Isaac Iselin
Giraud Foster
Carlos de Heridia
Samuel Frothingham
Joseph W. Burden
Miss Barnes
Asbury Park Summer Season Opens With Big Crowds
Asbury Park reports a lively start to the season with many tourists and hundreds of cottagers arriving. Beach hotels and pavilions are busy while concerts by Conterno’s band draw thousands. Anglers enjoy record striped bass catches at Deal Lake flume and from the fishing pier as summer cottages along Ocean Avenue and Monmouth Beach fill with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Conterno
Asbury Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Deal Lake Flume
William Brummaker
Trenton
Asbury
Ocean Grove
Monster Auditorium
Art Ag
Tali Esen Morgan
Bradford Quartet
Park Sisters
Louis .Banks
New York City
James N. FitzGerald
Camp Meeting Association
Charles H. Yatman
Temple
Tabernacle
Lizzie Smith
Morgan
Ark Sisters
Holy City
Stabat- Mater
Elijah
Ffrangeon Davies
Davies
Berlin
Gustave Frohman
Quincy O'M. Gillmore
Valentine Wildman
Edwin S. Stuart
Philadelphia
Charles B. Haines
Kinderhook
N. Y
Frederick S. Gibbs
New York
Charles F. Meeker
Newark
Howard Agnew Johnston
J. Franklin Fort
James M. Seymour
Miles Ross
New Brunswick
Richard A. Donnelly
James N. Fitz- Gerald
St. Louis
Welling
Gossip of Long Branch Opens Summer Season at Beach Resort
Long Branch prepares for peak tourist season as rail and boat services set to start by June 30. New lessee Hannah L. Crossley takes over the Howland Hotel at West End. Notables and families arrive for Elkwood Park events, golf at Monmouth Beach, and summer homes at Seabright and Hollywood. The Star of the Sea Academy commencement183
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Ocean Avenue
E. F. C. Young
New York
Elberon
Goodman
Franklin Avenue
Charles R. Eldered
Cedarhurst
D. W. Bedford
Seabright
S. S. Hollingshead
Monmouth Beach
Raymond Lester
North Long Branch
A. B. Frank
Gallilee
E. S. Ullman
Europe
M. Schwartz
Col
William Barbour
Paterson
N. J
Shrewsbury River
A. Brisbane
Sternberger
West End
Grace Sanger
Pullman
Wright Memorial
Oceanport
Washington Wilson
Olivia Leventritt
Myron Oppenheim
Long Branch
Howland
Hannah L. Crossley
United States
Virginia
Fifty-ninth Street
Central Park West
New York City
Elkwood Park
H. H. Kane
Hollywood
Richard Carman
Henry Rawlins
Lawrence Green
Newark
Andrew Gilsey
H. G. Catlin
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Star of the Sea Academy
Ludwig Baumann
Mr. Baumann
Cedar Avenue
Gilespie
Hall Cottage
W. W. Hopping
Isaac Romaine Dead United States Commissioner
Isaac Romaine died at his home 270 Academy Street Jersey City from apoplexy after a quiet evening. Born May 4 1840 in Bergen Township he pursued Rutgers College and a law career. A longtime public servant he served as a Commissioner since 1870 and was a member of multiple local clubs. He leaves no children and was twice married.
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United States
Isaac Romaine
Academy Street
Jersey City
Romaine
Mr. Romaine
Bergen Township
Bergen
Rutgers College
Assembly
Grant
Union League
Funeral of Gen Nugent to be buried with military honors
Brevet Brig. Gen. Robert Nugent died at his Brooklyn home and will be buried with military honors in Cypress Hills National Cemetery. Funeral services were held at 5 PM. Tomorrow morning the body will be escorted to the cemetery by Lafayette Post G A R and a Sixty-ninth Regiment company, with Fifth Artillery detail from Governors Island meeting the escort at the cemetery.
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Robert Nugent
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
National Cemetery
Cypress Hills
Lafayette Post
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Fifth Artillery
Islan
Death List of a Day Edna Villa resident Mrs Edna Le Favor Barger dies
Mrs. Samuel F. Barger died at Edna Villa Newport on June 22 from Brights disease after a long illness. She was born Edna Jeanie Le Favor of Medway Massachusetts and married to Samuel A. Barger a Democratic elector in 1876. She leaves husband Milton S. Barger and daughters Maud Wallach and Edna. funeral Tuesday at United Congregational Church with interment at Island Cemetery.
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Newport
R. I
Samuel F. Barger
Bellevue Avenue
Edna Villa
Bright
Edna Barger
Julius A. Robinson Dies Proprietor of St. Nicholas Hotel
Julius A. Robinson, longtime hotelier and St. Nicholas Hotel owner at 4 Washington Place, died yesterday. Born in Philadelphia in 1845, he served in Sickle's Brigade during the Civil War and later held key railroad shop posts. He built a career in New York hotels, owning and managing several properties including the Grand Hotel and the Commercial. He belonged to Independent Royal Arch No. 2, F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Robinson
St. Nicholas
Washington Place
Philadelphia
Mr. Robinson
Sickle
Col
Graham
New Jersey Volunteers
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
United States
Saratoga Springs
Temple Grove
Park Avenue
Grand Union
New York City
Ashburton House
Tortieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Commercial
St. Julian
Royal Arch
A. M
New
Obituary Noted Resident Survived by Family
York City analyst obituary notes a resident died leaving a brother and two sisters as survivors. The brief mentions the Knights of Honor in connection to the deceased.
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York City
Knights of Honor
Obituary Notes of Notable Local Figures Across States
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. George H. Plant wife of the National Bank of Macon vice president. James Gorsline aged eighty two in Rochester after a long illness. George W. Warden early Jefferson County settler and former Cape Vincent port collector. Benjamin S. Rich Sixth Life Saving District superintendent who died from an on duty injury. Hiram De Walt Philadelphia prohibition leader and former mayoral candidate. Mrs. Mary Frances Hutchinson mother of Bertha Moorhouse and Paris rubber magnate family linked to Hutchinson Rubber Co. multiple regional figures noted with brief biographical details.
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George H. Plant
National Bank of
Macon
James Gorsline
Rochester
East Bloomfield
N. Y
George W.warden
Jefferson County
Cape Vincent
President Hayes
Benjamin S. Rich
Delaware Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Rich
Baltimore
Massachusetts Humane Society
Hiram DE Walt
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mr. de Walt
Williamsport
Mary Frances Hutchinson
Henry P. Moorhouse
Paris
Business Notices for The Russian and Turkish Baths
No other New York place matches this venue with artesian wells hotel accommodations and 24 hour service. Address 18 Lafayette Place New York City. Also promoting a summer shirt All Linen by E. and W. An White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lafayette Place
New York City
Married Notices from New Haven Montclair and Lakeville
Marriages listed include Mary Thompson's daughter Edward Birge of Indianapolis wed in New Haven by Rev T T Munger. John Hawes wed Abbie Woodbury at Montclair New Jersey by Amory Bradford and Frank Woodbury. Bertha Dere and Henry Olcott wed at Lakeville Connecticut with Rev T F Bannon officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birge—Thompson
New Haven
T. T. Munger
D. E. Mary
William Thompson
Edward Bailey Birge
Indianapolis
Hawes
Woooodbury
Montclair
N. J
Amory H. Bradford
D. D
Frank P. Woodbury
John Langdon Hawes
Abbie Woodbury
Frank J. Woodbury
Oscort—Dore
Lakeville
Conn
T. F. Bannon
Bertha
Mary J
Edward F. Dere
Chicago
Henry Chapman Olcott
New York
Obituary notices from New York area rail and city pages
Died notices for Edna Jeanie Barger Jane Gray Melvina A Holdridge Elsie Kerr Johanna Levy J Mason McJimsey Gen Robert Nugent list funeral details including dates June 22 23 24 and 25 with residences and interment at Greenwood Cypress Hill Homer and other local cemeteries plus affiliations with lodges and churches noted.
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Melvina A
Edgar P. Holdridge
Sidney Av
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Homer
Cypress Hills Cemetery From Brooklyn Ferries by Rail
Brooklyn Ferries electric or elevated railroad office at 1 Madison Avenue issues details on Cypress Hills Cemetery access and travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
R. R. New York
Madison Av
Deaths Reported June 22
A notices summary lists deaths reported on June 22 with ages noting those one year old or younger.
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Miss Truesdale
More Park Avenue
Charles M. Decker IH
Gen. Butterfield
Benjamin Thompson
Count Rumford
Bavaria
Munich
Rumford
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Gossip OF
Gen. Nugent
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I. O. RE
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Elieser Lodge
Labischiner Benefit Society
Congregation Kneses Israel
Manhattan
Bronx
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Bith
Egan
Luke
Pheeseweess
Egan John
New York Hospital
Evans
Phoso
Kiwith
Fagan William
Randall's Island
Fritz
Annie Iol
Fehan
West Broadway
Finke Annie
Park
Faille
Margaret
Feltz
Louis
Steeeeeens
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Goldstein
Gerard
Hortense
Foundling
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Harrigan
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Yetey
Hughes
Hildebrand
Hass
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Kielly
Ellie
Levy
Amsterdam
Langman
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Metz
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Murray
William
Foyn
Miller
Pehri
Aee Broome
Mantzner
Mary
Martin
Stella
Neylon
James
Nebenzahl
Pollacy
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Avenue
Pierce
John
Kid
Aenee
Ryan
Mary E
Aveet Annes
Rosen Willie
Houston
Rogers
Swaney
Strobel Caroline
Stone
Francis
Ween Sehlentz
Peart St
Stewart
Blanche
Chrystie Schueller
Helena
Tapper
J cC
Sith
Torsenius
Carrie
Traudwati
Harrison St
Till, Frank
Lewis Steeweee
Tai
Lee Yuen
Steeneee Eee
Woodward. F
Foundling Hosp
Wulff
Emily
Anspach
Glenmore A. Anderson
Anna
Henry St
Bennett, Mary
Brooklyn Hospital
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Elmer
Boland, Matthew
Gates
Forrester
Charles M
Leon- Terre
Griffin. Patrick
Goode
Mund J
Jefferson Av
Guilcher
Adelia
Duffield St
Granger
William K Co
Hoppe
Bertha C
Hegeman
Elizabeth
Waverley Sepp
Hillyer
Melville B
Jefferson
Livingston
Klan. Hospital
Eeee LO Srenzo
28Th
Daisy J
Madison Litteralle
Rose
Hicks St
Loveday Rose, K. Co. Almshouse
Mazuz
Louise
Broadway
Marquardt
William H
Seigel
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