The Sunday Times Special Features on Kings Coronation
The Sunday Times reports on the upcoming British King coronation with Edward A. Dithmar sending London dispatches on events and society. It notes plays and theaters in London, art purchases by J. P. Morgan in Paris, and new misfortunes of Prince Henry. The Magazine Supplement includes fiction, sketches, art sales, and notable society profiles.
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New York
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Karry Payne Whitney
Berry Wall
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Adrian Iselin, Jr
Craig Wadsworth
T. Suffer
John R. Spears
Martinique
Adolph Klauber
United States
Julian Ralph
Austrian push for extended shipping subsidies
The Vienna correspondent of The Times reports vigorous agitation by Austria's commercial and industrial sectors for extended shipping subsidies. The Austrian Industrial Council proposes a ten year state subsidy for merchant marine, plus fifteen years of work expense support from ship launching, with higher grants for faster vessels and subsidies for voyages carrying at least a quarter of registered tonnage.
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Austrian Industrial Council
Milner Takes Oath as Transvaal Governor
Lord Milner assumed office as Governor of the Transvaal Colony in Pretoria, taking the oath in the Council chamber as Chief Justice and Supreme Court judges looked on. He then administered the oath to the Executive Council members amid hearty cheers.
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The
Governor Honored by Assembly With Salute From Fort
In a large gathering the Governor was warmly welcomed and a ceremonial salute was fired from the fort in his honor.
The Senate's Canal Decision
Paris correspondent Bunauvarilla hails US Senate approval of the Panama route as a memorable victory for French genius unappreciated by France and condemned by calumniators for ostracizing the Panama project.
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New York Times
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Washington
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Panama Canal
United States Senate
Panama
France
Reece
Rome Press on the Coronation
The Times Rome correspondent notes Tribuna praises the coronation of King Edward while Avanti shows a skull jeweled crown and Secolo calls the ceremony medieval, symbolizing brute force over right and urges Boers sympathy cards to Kruger.
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Luxembourg museum acquires Constant painting for Louvre
The Paris Times reports the Luxembourg Museum has bought from the widow of Benjamin Constant the work La Justice du Cherif, a prized painting the artist seldom lent. The piece is planned to be destined for the Louvre in time.
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la Justice du Cherif
London Times
New York Times
London
Paris
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Luxembourg Museum
M. Benjamin Constant
la Justice du Chérif
Louvre
Botha Sees Stability Ahead for Transvaal
London June 23 Gen Louis Botha told The Times correspondent that prosperity rests on a long period without party politics in the Transvaal. He said the Cape Colony Constitution should undoubtedly be suspended to allow orderly progress.
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the Times
Pretoria
Louis Botha
Transvaal
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Cape Colony
Humbert Case Leads to Law Reform Committee
London dispatch on June 23 reports the Humbert frauds connected to the Rente Viagère have prompted the French Minister of Justice to form a committee. The group will study amendments to the law governing public companies.
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New York Times
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Agua Dulce Captured as Liberal Forces Rally
Panama June 2 The government gunboats reached port with news Agua Dulce fell last Thursday. Over 100 reformists who had joined the Liberal Army deserted to Government troops under Gen. Berti. Agua Dulce surrendered without a fight. Government ships toured the bay while rebels fled, leaving 300 cattle and a sailing vessel loaded with produce.
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Agua Dulce
Herrera
Berti
Paderewski Receives Ovation Over Polish Bank Purchase
A dispatch from Lemberg reports pianist Paderewski was greeted with a great ovation upon arriving yesterday after buying 5,000 shares of the Polish Bank of Posen. The bank is formed to oppose Prussian policy of acquiring Polish estates and settling Germans there.
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Lemberg
Galicia
M. Paderewski
Posen
Richey Accepts Pension After Seminary Retirement Dispute
The General Theological Seminary and Prof. Thomas Richey reach an amicable settlement over his retirement as Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Richey, initially resisting retirement, offers to retire September 1, 1903. The trustees set September 1, 1902 as retirement date with a $2000 annual pension, while he remains acting professor at $4000 salary and housing until 1903.
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Thomas Richey
Richey
Wesleyan University Baccalaureate Sermons Given
President Raymond delivers the Wesleyan baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist Church on Pauls Attitude Toward Commonplace Life. Ex President Patton of Princeton preaches The Attainment of Christian Perfection stressing concentration of energy and perseverance for success.
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Conn
Raymond
Wesleyan University
Methodist Church
Paul
Patton
Princeton University
Amherst College Holds Baccalaureate and Oratorio
Amherst Mass June 22 The commencement exercises opened with a baccalaureate sermon by President Harris in College Church using I Timothy 4 19 He spoke on the ennobling influence of colleges and their role in promoting character religion and enriched life An oratorio followed in the church directed by Prof W P Bigelow
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Harris
College Church
W. P. Bigelow
Gossip of the Theatres Tails His Season Here
The Casino hires a new press agent and plans five chorus girl drills as a Sunday feature under Perez M. Stewart. Shubert will stage similar drills at Herald Square Theatre, with the entire Casino staff involved in safety drills and audience exits in ten seconds.
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New York
Messrs. Shubert
Herald Square Theatre
Williams College alumni hear baccalaureate sermon
Acting President Hewitt delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Williams College seniors in the Congregational Church as a large gathering of alumni and friends attended the service in Williamsport Mass.
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Williams College
Hewitt
Congregational Church
Bowdoin College Opens Centenary Celebrations
Brunswick Mo June 22 Bowdoin College began its commencement and centennial events with a baccalaureate sermon by President William De Witt Hyde on the theme The Experimental Nature of Religious Knowledge.
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Bowdoin College
William de Witt Hyde
Memorial tribute honors Amos J. Cummings at Carnegie Hall
A large crowd gathered at Carnegie Hall under Typographical Union No. 6 to honor Amos J. Cummings. Speakers included Marsden G. Scott and James R. O Beirne while music featured Proctor’s Theatre Orchestra and vocalists.
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Carnegie Hall
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Typographical Union
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New York
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Rachel Laya
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Frances Lee
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St. Andrew’s
Duane Street
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Keller
George W. Childs
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Mr. Keller
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Amos Cummings
Twenty-sixth
New Jersey Volunteers
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The Church of the Future sermon on attendance obstacles
The Rev. John L. Scudder of Jersey City's First Congregational Church argues that labor mistrusts the church as pro-capitalist and urges inclusive worship. He calls for engaging services, practical aid like nursing and burial support, and less doctrinal rigidity to boost attendance.
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First Congregational Church
Jersey City
Church of the Future
Brotherhood of Man
Cornerstone laid for St Luke Roman Catholic Church in Bronx
The cornerstone of the new St Luke Church on One Hundred thirty eighth Street near St Ann's Avenue was laid with ceremonies. Father Mer Mooney officiated and Rev A P Doyle of the Paulist Fathers preached on the church as a bulwark against anarchy, vice and atheism, praising its role in upholding family, reverence for authority, and Sunday sacredness.
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Catholic Protectory Band
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J. J. Boyle
St. Luke
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St. Ann's Avenue
Bronx
Mer. Mooney
A. P. Doyle
Two New Clergymen Leave Dutchess Parish
The Rev. Charles M. Belden resigns after fifteen years as rector of St. George's Episcopal Church Astoria L I and will serve as Chaplain of Emmanuel Church Geneva Switzerland. The Rev. Turner B. Oliver rector of St. Bartholomew's Brooklyn which organized the parish in 1887 also resigns and plans to return to England under the Bishop of London.
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St. George's Episcopal Church
Astoria
L. L
Emmanuel Church
Geneva
Switzerland
Turner B. Oliver
St. Bartholomew's Church
Pacific Street
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
England
London
Father Caimillus Celebrates Golden Priesthood
In Cleveland at St. Joseph Church Rev. Father Camillus C F M marked his fiftieth anniversary as a priest. He led mass with assist by Father Benedict of St Louis and Father Andrew of Quincy Ill Father Hugulinus Storff provincial of the Franciscans of St Louis preached the sermon and Rev Father Ambrose of Indianapolis attended.
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Cleveland
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St. Joseph's Church
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St. Louis
Father Andrew
Quincy
Ill
Hugulinus Storff
Franciscans
Father Ambrose
Indianapolis
Big Gifts to the Y M C A From Miss Mary B Baker
Miss Mary B. Baker bequeaths her Dayton homestead valued at 100000 to the Dayton YMCA as residuary legatee. The total gift nears 150000, funding a new building to cost at least 250000 with reading rooms gymnasium natatorium dormitories and a 2500 seat hall for Saturday Night Pops.
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Buffalo Association
George W. Perkins
New York
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N. J
New Haven
Edwin Bancroft Foote
Conn
Elmira Association
Elmira
John D. Rockefeller
Brown University
Madisonniversity
Young Men’s Christian Association
Brooklyn
Toledo
Johnstown
N. Y
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Mass
Lockport
Chester
Penn
W’' Kesbarre
Roanoke
Harrisburg
Asheville
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Iowa
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Columbia
Ravenswood
Akron
Lafayette
Ind
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Chelsea
Terre Haute
George Foster Peabody
Dakota
Gas powered kitchen aids for Summer cooking on stoves
A newspaper section outlines a range of gas stove accessories including chafing dish stoves waffles irons toasters broilers coffee roasters and a pancake griddle. It notes gas advantages over alcohol and describes designs from portable chafing dish setups to tall broiling stoves with cast iron bodies and removable parts.
The Pianola Brings Music to Every Corner of Summer
The instrument offers versatile entertainment during inclement weather and is easily mastered by any player. Its extensive repertory supports songs, dances, or full concerts and has traveled from cities to remote Summer world locales, keeping pleasure moving.
Real estate broker Charles Gass Minster dies suddenly
Charles Gass Minster a 55 year old real estate broker and promoter living at 35 Gramercy Park died of heart disease last night near the Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street rapid transit tunnel excavation after a Madison Avenue car passed by at high speed. Passers-by carried him to the sidewalk, Policeman Murphy of East Twenty second Street Station and Ambulance Surgeon Waterhouse from Bellevue Hospital responded, but he was pronounced dead. The body was taken to the station house.
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Gramercy Park
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Madison Avenue
Murphy
East Twenty-second Street
Waterhouse
Bellevue Hospital
Death List of a Day: Morell Marean Dies in Washington
Morell Marean, twenty years local manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company in Washington, died suddenly tonight at age sixty after an illness that worsened due to anxious business activity. A native of Montrose, Pennsylvania, he leaves a widow and four children.
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Notable deaths from multiple regions across 20th century notices
The obituary column records the deaths of José E Morales Maniso a Mexican customs agent in Tampico Ebenezer Smith Darrow a longtime Greenfield postmaster Marie Lamar a Wilbur Opera Company member in Utica Willis Buell a hotelier linked to Ogdensburg Rome and Taberg and Harry A Van Pelt a former New York clerk in marriages with ties to Tammany Hall and the Red Men.
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Tampico
Mexico
Yeseetuay
Ebenezer Smith Darrow
Greenfield
Sardtogs County
Dar- Tow
MarRIeE_ LAMAR
Saginaw
Mich
Wilbur Opera Company
Utica
N. Y
Willis M. Buell
Ogdensburg
Rome
St. Lawrence River
Taberg
St. Luke's Hospital
Harry A. van Pelt
Bureau of Marriages
Twenty-third Avenue
Eighty-fourth Street
Bensonhurst
Boston
New York
Tammany Hall
Order of Red Men
Marriages Golden Dots in New Jersey and Oregon
On June 21 1902 at St Peter s Church Galilee New Jersey Helen Dominick daughter of Mr and Mrs Bayard Dominick wed H Alexander Smith of New York City The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Walpole Warren In Portland Oregon on the same day William Bisland Williams wed Eleanor Van Vorst daughter of the late William C Traphagen Esq of New York The nuptials took place under the authority of Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris both ceremonies joined prominent families across regions.
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William C. Traphagen, Esq
New York
Obituaries from New York area 1902 notices list several funerals
Died notices from Seabright New Jersey and Long Island 1902 list Julia Lake Crawford Nathaniel Crosswell George P Dodge Mary A Hallock Alice Wilde Leonard M Leon Mary McHench Cordelia Stansbury Charles G Ritchie William H Ross with funeral details and service times at various churches and cemeteries in New York New Jersey and Massachusetts all noting dates June 1902 and locations such as West 57th Street Brooklyn Jamaica L I Great Neck East Orange and Stockbridge.
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Mary A. Hallock
William A. Hallock
D. D
George R. Lathrop
Charles ¢. Abbe
University Place
10Th St
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East Orange
N. J
Alice Wilde
Samuel L. Harris
Burnet St
Barclay St. Ferry
Leon
Leonard M
Far ‘Rockaway
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Sara
Morris J
Hannah ‘Leon
Salem Fields Cemetery
Chicago
McHench
Mary McHench
William and
Margaret McHench
Albany
President St
Brooklyn
William* H. Ross
St. Paul's Church
Stockbridge
Mass
Woodlawn Cemetery Office Address Listed in Bronx
The Woodlawn Cemetery office is located at 20 East 234 Street in the Bronx New York City with a reference to Madison Square West. This brief item notes the cemetery’s Borough of Bronx location and street address.
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