Kaiser Prize Songs Close Saengerfest at Ulmer Park
The German Singerfest ends with a big crowd at Madison Square Garden scene and Ulmer Park to host the Kaiser's Prize announcements. Winners are to be named tonight with judging and prize details for first and second class societies, and a meeting of delegates set for morning.
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Madison Square Garden
Ulmer Park
Garden
Scranton
Penn
Sangerbund
Terrace Garden
Board of Directors
Kaiser
Emperor William
Beethoven
Sity - Federation Singing Societies
Carl Maria von Weber
Conrad Kreutzer
Lion Tamer Bonavita Returns to Coney Island Cage
Bonavita, the lion tamer at Dreamland Coney Island, faced Roosevelt the green lion again after last Saturday’s attack. He entered the exhibition cage with three chairs and two pedestals, the lions wrecking gear as attendants held the beast off. Bonavita plans to try again tonight to conquer the lion.
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Bonavita
Bostock
Dreamland
Coney Island
Roosevelt
Platt Booth Wedding Set For Next Monday
The wedding of Miss Agnes Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Booth of Chicago to Livingston Platt son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Platt of New York grandson of Senator Platt will be held next Monday at the Plaza. A wedding dinner for about forty guests will follow in a private suite. The event will be a simple affair.
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Platt-Booth
Agnes . Booth
Vernon Booth
Chicago
Livingston Platt
Frank H. Platt
New York
Senator Platt
Plaza
Schwab Downplays Resignations From Hundred Committee
Gustav H. Schwab, temporary chairman, said four prominent members resigned for private business reasons and not due to lack of harmony. The group plans a new organizational vote tomorrow with a 21 member executive committee, while labor representatives were praised as high class citizens. Names considered for chairman include Henry Phipps and ex-Mayor Charles A. Schieren.
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Gustav H. Schwab
Committee of One Hundred
Felix
M. Warburg
Cyrus L. Sulzberger
Paul Fuller
Allan Robinson
Schwab
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Henry Phipps
Charles A. Schieren
Adopted boy arrest leads to court ruling on custody
Last Sunday a New York newspaper ad seeking a healthy blonde boy prompted Mrs. Elizabeth Bourke to adopt Charles Williams after meeting Alma Williams. Bourke was charged with kidnapping but discharged. the boy remained with Bourke as she planned to educate him in a day nursery until school age.
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New York
West 19Th St
Elizabeth Bourke
Sixth Avenue
West
Nineteenth Street
Alma Williams
Charles Williams
Charles Street
Mary
Krotel
Jenny Will Contest John G Jenny Will Dated 1908
Anna E Jenny widow files contest to the 1908 will of John G Jenny who died November 14 1908. The petition seeks February 19 1900 will as sole beneficiary and executrix alleging lack of free act and sound mind. Witnesses Morris J Werner and Thomas G Lambert testified. Case to continue today.
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John G. Jenny
Anna E. Jenny
West -Thirty-seventh Street
Cahalan
Jenny
Morris J. Werner
Thomas G. Lambert
Werner
Lambert
St.Vincent Hospital
Atlantic Highway Campania and Adriatic Arrivals
A list of passengers arriving in Europe and from Europe on ships including Campania Adriatic and Kaiser Wilhelm II with passengers from various U S families and notable names such as J Ogden Armour, Henry Day, Marcus Brownson, John Clinton Gray, William Jay, and Charles Schwab among others. The report notes some arrivals yesterday with a long roster of individuals and families.
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Campania
Liverpool
Henry B. Day
King
James J. O'Reilly
William H. Guilpay
M. J. Corbett
M. L. Davies
Justus Egbert
O. V. Kean
Dorothy
Emily Morgan
William G. Moore
W. D. Williams
Edward A. Whitehouse
Myra Belle Young
L. Goodwin Young
F. H. Mills
Henry Jackson
Gordon Morris
Summers
Faith Fierce
M. J. Cottle
Margaret de Witt
Grace Dugis
W. B. Fox
J. M. Farrar
Tarrar
C. A. Tomes
Charles H. Harper
Adriatic
Southampton
Joseph Agostini
Susan J. Allen
Joseph
Hugh Whitney
Albert Stein
Francis Delafield
C. W. McAllpin
Margaret H. Mitchell
Charles A. Munn
Muriel Field Ellis
Bronson M. Cutting
F. B. Duval
Francis Bowler Keene
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
Kaiser Eee II
Bremen
Lady Herbert
J. Ogden Armour
William H. P. Cowles
Crockett
Robert B. Dodson
Edward Morris
H. M. Farrell
James D
McLachlan
A. L. Merriam
A. Peon
Edmund Nash
William F. J. Piel
Barclay Parsons
Charles M. Schwab
William N
Swift
George J. Sayre
George Ritter
B. S. Work
Charles J. Bailey
S. J. B. Biddle
van Lear Black
Paul Isler
Carlton Wagner
L. B.reed
Ernest F. Gerard
David Silva
Mrs
E. H. Talbot
Luncheon on New German Liner George Washington
At a luncheon aboard the new liner George Washington at Hoboken New Jersey in honor of its maiden voyage Gustav Schwab of the North German Lloyd praised the ship as the largest German steamship afloat and among the greatest ships ever. This afternoon about 3000 Daughters of the Revolution will attend the unveiling of a tablet with Woodford delivering the address.
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George Washington
Hoboken
N. J
Gustav Schwab
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Daughters of the Revolution
Ee Carne
Eee Ween Steamship
Ewa
Woodfor
Three Deaths Reported From City Heat
The heat wave yesterday caused three deaths by self harm and accident. A Binghamton man Herbert Van Nome died by suicide in Dr Niles's residence. Painter Jeremiah Donovan drowned after collapsing on the Borden Avenue bridge. Fireman Frank Fernandes died of heat exhaustion in Hudson Street Hospital.
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Weather Bureau
Broadway
Emery
Jersey
Manhattan
Borden Avenue
Dutch Kills Creek
Long Island City
Jeremiah Donovan
Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn
Frank Fernandes
Hamilton
Tropics
Hast River
Hudson Street
Newark
N. J
Cousins Wed in New York at St Regis
Edgar Jonas Kaufman son of Pittsburg department store owner wed his first cousin Miss Lillian Sarah Kaufman at the St Regis New York in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. Wise and Rev. Dr. Levy. About 100 guests attended the event and a subsequent dinner and dancing followed.
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Edgar ‘Jonas Kaufman
Isaac Kaufman
Pittsburg
Lillian Sarah Kaufman
Morris Kaufman
St. Regis
Stephen H. Wise
New York
Leonard Levy
Martha Kaufman
Edward M. Meyer
White Mountains
Theodore Kaufman
Oliver Kaufman
Edgar Kaufman
Nathan Kaufman
Henry Wolf
Isidore Rathstein
Samuel Mendheim
Arthur Strasser
Julius Baer
Abram Solomon
Isaac*Jacob
Joseph Heidmuller
Hugs Bauer
Eugene Friedlander
Jules Heyman
Mendheim
Frederica Wolf
Edmund J. Meyer
B. Wolf
Jacob Malen
Henrietta Vogel
Eva Vogel
Bernard Humebrick
Clarence Grasner
Florence B. Cerf
Albert Speyer
Milton J. Hornthal
Bertha Strauss
Edith J. Meyer
Stanleigh Friedman
Edna Speyer
Walter S. Meyer
Emma Mendel
Tillie Sunstein
Caroline Hunnebrick
Leroy Strassburger
Martha Kahn
Irwin Lehman
David Speyer
Max L. #Blum
Leonard J. Levy
Herman Cerf
Louis Baum
Notable society moves as summer plans unfold in Newport
Mr and Mrs Charles A Munn arrive after Philadelphia wedding and sail to Europe. Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens occupy Edgehill at Newport for summer. Miss Mary Phillips Pearce and Aubrey Reeves Bunting plan a St Regis wedding. Major Arthur Shee and Mrs Shee arrange Pell cottage Campobello. Mrs James F Roosevelt opens Campobello home. Franklin Roosevelt to join later. Sir William Van Horne and Sir Thomas Shaughnessy linger at colony sites. Lady Herbert travels with Kaiser Wilhelm II to Newport to visit her father R T Crane.
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Richard Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
Edgehill
H. Duryea
Newport
Mary Phillips Pearce
Reginald N. Schenck
West
Thirtyeighth Street
Aubrey Reeves Bunting
Philadelphia
St. Regis
Arthur Shee
St. Andrew’s
New Brunswick
Lady Herbert
Will
R. T. On
Lipton Gifts Shamrock III Mast for Queensboro Flagstaff
Sir Thomas Lipton via John D Crimmins donates the steel mast of the yacht Shamrock III to New York City. It will be erected as a flagstaff in a grass plot at the Long Island City plaza of the Queensboro Bridge.
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Thomas Lipton
John D. Crimmins
Mr. Crimmins
Long Island City Plaza
Queensboro Bridge
Four Thousand Firemen Parade Caps Nassau County Day
Hempstead Long Island June 22 4 009 firemen parade drew about 20000 spectators for the seventh annual Nassau County Firemen Association event. Notable sights included William H Burnett of Locust Valley weighing 619 pounds and several contests at Fulton Field. Runners fainted from heat and several children aged seven drew cheers from the crowd.
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New York Times
Hempstead
L. I
Nassau County Firemen’s Association
William H. Burnett
Locust Valley
Volunteers of
Protection Hose of
Edward John Gregory R A Dies in Great Marlow
Edward John Gregory R A President of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors died at Great Marlow England. He was born in 1850 and passed away today.
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Edward John Gregory
Great Marlow
England
R. A
The
Royal Institute of Painters In Water Colors
Missouri Woman Dies at 112 in Smithton
Sedalia Missouri June 22 Mrs Elizabeth Fix aged 112 years probably the oldest white person in Missouri died at Smithton today. She was a native of Kentucky.
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Sedalia
Elizabeth Fix
Missouri
Smithton
Kentucky
Fuller, Brooklyn political leader, dies at home
Rudolph C. Fuller, Republican leader of the Tenth Assembly District and Brooklyn Board of Elections member, died yesterday morning at his home 238 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn. Born in Germany 58 years ago he arrived in 1866 and built many Brooklyn structures including Sea Beach Palace at Coney Island and the Kings County Court House extension. He led the Tenth District for nine years and defeated Walter C. Burton for Senate in 1900. He had been appointed to the Board of Elections by Mayor Low and reappointed by Mayor McClellan. He was active in Elks, Masons and the Royal Arcanum.
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Rudolph C. Fuller
Tenth Assembly
Brooklyn
Board of Elections
Clermont Avenue
Germany
Sea Beach
Coney Island
Kings County Court House
Fuller
William E. Phillips
Walter C. Burton
Low
Sid
McClellan
M. J. Cady
Two Ears
Brooklyn Lodge of Elks
The
Masons
Royal Arcanum
Alfred Van Beren Founder of A Van Beren Co Dies at 67
Alfred Van Beren founder of the pill posting firm A Van Beren & Co died yesterday at his home in Flusping L I. He was 67 and had been ill only a few days. He was born in the city and started the firm forty years ago, which brought him a fortune. He leaves a widow three sons and two daughters.
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Salisbury
N. C
Col
Webster R. Chamberlin
Syracuse
William Loeffler
Chicago
Henrotin Memorial Hospital
Thomas Hooker
Edward Beecher Hooker
Harvard
Yale College
Yale School of Forestry
Francis A. Dran
Dewey
Manila
Charlestown
Mass
Theodord R. Wolf
Delaware
Delaware College
Newark
Del
Heidelberg University
Germany
David Almond
Paterson
N. J
Littleton Avenue
Bolton
England
Ridgway Broadwell
Sherman Broadwell
Isaac C. Buckhout
White Plains
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Tion
Richard H. Ryan
W. S. Micks & Co
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Joseph G. Ward
Hancock Street
London
Forty
New York Volunteers
John H. Collins
B. F. Middleton Post
Wyona Street
One Hundred and Thirty-ninth
Alfred van Beren
A. van Beren & Co
Flusping
L. I
Mr. van Beren
Albert P. Watson Dies At 181 Madison Ave Elizabeth NJ
Albert P. Watson, who drove the first bolt in the ironclad Monitor and later served on The Scientific American editorial staff, died at his home in Elizabeth New Jersey after a lingering illness. He founded The Mechanical Engineer in 1881 and led it for sixteen years, was active in Marine Engineers groups, helped found the Republican Party in New York, and stumped for Frémont and Dayton. He was born April 17 1835 in New York.
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Albert P. Watson
Scientific American
Madison Avenue
Elizabeth
N. J
Mr. Watson
Sedgwick
C. M. Sedgwick
Mechanical Engineer
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects Association
National Association of Marine Engineers
New York
Frémont
Dayton
Obituary Notes on Rev Francis J Murdoch
Obituary notes honor The Rev Francis J Murdoch a leading Episcopal clergyman in the South highlighted for his service and standing in the church and community. He is remembered for his religious leadership and influence across the region.
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Francis J. Murdoch
South
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices for marriage and death intended for NYT insertions are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief guidance indicates official submission via phone for obituary and matrimonial notices.
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New York Times
Bryant
Roggen Announces Birth at 51 East 97th Street
Mr and Mrs Louis See announce the birth of a daughter born June 21 at their home 51 East 97th Street Pauline Oshinsky former resident featured as the mother in this birth notice Born in the city the infant is named and registered by the family for the local columns
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Roggen
Mrs
Louis S§ee
Pauline Oshinsky
East 97Th St
Gon
Luce announces engagement of Marjorie to Seaman
Mr and Mrs Clarence Luce of Emerson Hills Staten Island announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Audio Seaman of New Brighton Staten Island.
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Seaman—Luce
Clarence Luce
Emerson Hill, S. I
Marjorie
Iudio
New Brightn
Marriages listed in Jersey and New Jersey notices
A series of brides and grooms tied the knot in June across New Jersey towns including Elizabeth Newark Plainfield Jersey City Mab James R B Kirk Harry Rittenhouse Harriette Kuhn Blanche Fitton and Katherine Cassidy. Notable ceremonies occurred June 16 19 21 and 22 in churches and towns such as Trinity Church Portland and Newark.
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Berry—Gibson
Elizabeth
N. J
Ruby Gibson
Samuel J. Berry, Jr
Bowers—Fenn
Emily Fenn
Henry M. Towers
Brock—Durland
Alice Durland
G. Raymond Brock
Brokaw
Hartley
Glen Ridge
Lucy Hartley
Samuel Brokaw
Cornell—Mott
Sadie Mott
Incoln Cornell
Cook—Polhemus
Harriet Polhemus
William M. Cook
DE Long
Woodstown
Mary Clayton
William T. Hilliard
Kirk—James
Mab James
R. B. Kirk
Rittenhouse
Leon B. Smith
Toner
Obituary notices from New York and New Jersey dates
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for residents across New York City Brooklyn and New Jersey with multiple names dates and places. Entries include Mathilde Amend Langton Leggett Mead Nazario Pardee Teller Van Beuren Wheeler White Williamson Casey Clark Cullen Ehlers Fitzpatrick Jachens Jordan Klenert Earth Leach Lee McCarthy McCloskey McCoyd Mackin Maloney Nebel ODonnell Oliver Roach Seeel Solomonss Tichenor Travis Van Dine Wulff Archer Bensch Bogert Breslin Burke Cochran Duffy Collins Delaney Evans Fuller Farrell Gergen Gibbons Johnson Long McDonald Miller Mullaney ODonnell Ohnewald Pellett Wells Zirkel along with Jersey City Paterson and Newark listings and burial details.
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West Putnam Av
Joan Grand Central
Connecticut
Nazario
Pedro Acosta Nazario
West 23d St
Frank BH. Campbell
Pardee
A. Fillmore Hyde
Morristown
Elizabeth van Steenberg
Harris Pardee
St. Thomas’s Church
New Windsor
N. Y
Erie R. R
Jersey City
Kingston
Teller
Frederick A. Halsey
West 120Th St
Ida A. Spencer
Rufus King Teller
Unadilla
Broadway Station
Flushing
L. I
Emma Burtis
Mortimer G. White
Kitchawan
155Th St
New York & Putnam R. R
Alexander Darragh
Fishkill Landing
Greenwood Cemetery
John A
Naugatuck
Conn
Kyrne Casey
S —Mary
Mount Sinai Hospital
Goodwin
John R
Morningside
Greenhalgh
Joseph
Griffin
William J
Orchard St
Yonkers
Harmon
Peter A
Eagle
Bronx
Katherine
Port
Washington
Healey
Watertown
Horstmann
Carl J
West 108Th &T
Ee Foyes
Jordan
Margaret
Hancock Place
Klenert
Fredericka
Jennings St
EARTH
McCoyd
Woodside
Mackin
Brooklyn
Archer
Florence
Quincy St
Bensch
Alfred
Jerome St
Bogert
Isabella
Greene Av
Breslin
Flora
Decatur St
Burke
Elizabeth
North Oxford St
Cochran
Jennie
Clinton St
Deinet
Fuller
Rudolph C
Clermont, Av
Farrell
George
Kingsland Av
A. M. Gergen
Grand St
Gibbons
David
17Th St
Johnson
Harding
Dean St
Long
Emily J
Cortelyou Road
McDonald
Mary
Clifton Place
Miller
Sutherland
Joralemon St
Mullaney
Charles
North Elliott Place
O’donnell
North 10Th St
Ohnewald
Memorial Masses for Boyle and Farley Held in New Jersey
Luke Boyle's mass at St Joseph's Jersey City and Mrs James Farley's mass at St Aloysius Newark were held today with service times listed. The brief notice records two memorial masses in New Jersey.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Advertised
The notice advertises easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem trains from Grand Central, and trolley routes Webster and Jerome Avenue plus carriage. Lots priced from $150 with Books of Views available through (4855 Gramercy) or a representative. Office listed at 26 East 230 Street New York City.
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Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
N. Y. City
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