Radziwill Deacon Wedding Postponed in London
In London considerable surprise greeted news that Prince Albert Radziwill and Miss Dorothy Deacon would not wed at St Marys Church Cadogan Square as planned. A key witness absence delayed the ceremony until Saturday with no guests invited.
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New York
Timless
London
Prince Albert Radziwill
Dorothy Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Boston
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Cadogan Square
New York Times
Cavendish Hotel
Jermyn Street
Radziwill
Prince Albert
Gladys Deacon
Paris
Prince Radziwill
St. Mary's Church
Miss Deacon
Fatal German bank robbery ends in double death
In Fritsbar, Hesse, a late afternoon robbery and bomb blast at City Hall wounded several and killed a boy. A masked robber struck at the Imperial Bank branch, shot the manager, seized cash, then fled by bicycle. He was found dead after a self-inflicted shot. identified as chauffeur Barkenstein, linked to prior bombings in Frankfurt.
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Friedbblag
Hesse
Imperial Bank
Nauheim
Barkenstein
Frankfort
Bound for South Africa to wed in distant voyage
Miss Ruth Tannebaum daughter of Henry Tannebaum of 600 West 146th Street sailed aboard the White Star liner Majestic bound for Southampton and on to South Africa to marry James Seligman an English rubber businessman in Johannesburg. They met in London last summer and Mrs Tannebaum accompanied her daughter aboard. She will go as far as Southampton and continue alone.
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Ruth Tannebaum
Henry ‘Tannebaum
West 146Th Street
White Star
Hiner Majestic
South Africa
James Seligman
Johannesbore
London
Next Saturday Outing Up the Hudson on the Robert Fulton
An outing is advertised for next Saturday aboard the Robert Fulton on the Hudson with a return by the Hendrick Hudson. Event features music and travel details suitable for local readers planning a day by the river.
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Robert Fulton
Hendrick Hudson
Adv
$2.50 Round Trip to Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad offers a special train to Atlantic City leaving next Sunday at 6:45 A M. The fare is 2.50 for the round trip.
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Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Ady
Hughes to Visit Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Albany June 22 Gov Hughes accepts invitation from Theodore Roosevelt to visit Sagamore Hill. No date set. Roosevelt denies opposing Hughes direct nominations policy causing political stir and crowding the Ananias Club.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Outlook
Ananias Club
Roosevelts Try An Alias At Chicago Hotel
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his wife registered under the names William Throop Rogers and wife in Chicago at the Congress Hotel. A passerby on the train identified them, but hotel staff and reporters could not confirm, and a Philadelphia directory listed no such couple. Roosevelt Jr later admitted his identity and said he and his wife were bound for San Francisco.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Corgress Hotel
William Throop Rogers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Throop
Rogers
William Th
Heat Wave Toll and Drenching Heat at City Shores
An eight mile breeze tempered the heat in New York but the day remained hot and humid with 86 degrees at noon and 54 percent humidity at 9 AM. Three deaths were attributed to the heat plus multiple hospitalizations and accidents as residents sought relief at free baths and cooling spots.
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New York
Scarr
Rocky Mountains
John McCrorken
West Ninety-second Street
College of Physicians and Burgeons
Mena ‘Cersina
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamaica
Patrick Stuilizen
Thirty-seventh Street
Tenth Avenue
Flower Hospital
Barren Island
John Brast
Canarsie
St. Mary’s Hospital
Franz Clause
Bowery
Allen Street
Rivington
Fred Winkel
Mills Hotel No
West Thirty-eighth Street
Campbell
West Thirty-seventh Street
James Gaffney
East Seventy-third Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Cloakmakers Strike Early Over Wage Increases
Thousands of cloakmakers walked out of factories yesterday without orders as owners had begun Winter cloak production weeks earlier. About 10 000 workers were on strike by last evening with more to join today seeking wage raises from 10 to 15 percent.
Relief for Headache and Insomnia with Horsford Acid Phosphate
To relieve headache and insomnia caused by heat nervousness or digestion, take Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Ady.
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Horsford
Syndicate and Independents Move Toward Theatre Peace
Henry W. Savage leads a bid for open access by booking his productions in both syndicate and independent theatres. Talks at National Theatres Owners and Klaw & Erlanger circles suggest a working agreement to end a decade long war, with peace near but not officially declared.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Theatre Owners’ Association
Henry W. Savage
National Theatre Owners’ Association
Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger
Savace
John Cort
Savage
Syndicate City Theatres
Col. Savage
Josepha Brooks
Mement
Klaw Erlanger
Nixon & Zimmermann
Philadelphia
Charles Frohman
al Hayman
Fiske
Belasco
Shuberts
Sam 8. Shubert
Lee
J. J. Shubert
Belasq
Eee
United States
Seattle
National Association of Practicing Managers
Europe
New York
Producing Managers’ Association
Dewey's Unfermented Grape Juice Ad Note
Ad copy promoting Dewey & Sons Co unfermented grape juice. Includes brand name, product description rich and nourishing, and company address hinted with New York reference and quantity 188 ton Bt.
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DEWEY
Dewey & Sons Co
New York
Origin of the Black Horse Cavalry Explained in Times
An upcoming Times feature examines how the term Black Horse Cavalry came to describe certain Albany legislators and why it has resonated in political circles for years.
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Black Horse Cavalry
Albany
Syrians Duel in Battery Park Ends in Bloodshed
In Battery Park near the Aquarium, Peter Habbe of Brooklyn and Mekony Melhon of Manhattan fought a formal duel over a long standing feud. Melhon was wounded in the right hip and taken to Hudson Street Hospital. Habbe fled but was captured nearby. Police say both fired one shot each.
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Aquarium
Peter Habbe
State Street
Brooklyn
Mekony Melhon
Washington Street
Manhattan
Lodge
Pier A
Park
Hebbe
Melhon
Pearl Street
O'Meara and
Sayer
John Street
Bridge Street
Hudson Street Hospital
Brown
Habbe
Rich Girl Weds a Clerk in Cincinnati Society Office
Miss Gladys Butler a 19 year old Wellesley College girl, daughter of W W Butler of New York, married 21 year old clerk Hurlbert Phillips at the Linton Hotel in Cincinnati. The couple will honeymoon East then live with the groom’s parents. The Butler family ties and social circles are detailed, including connections to Mayor Gaynor and various New York society figures.
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Paris
Edward Parker Deacon
Prince Radziwill
Miss Deacon
Gladys
New York Times
Cincinnati
Oho
Gladys Butler
Wellesley College
W. W. Butler
New York City
Hurlbert Phillips
Linton
East
Mr. Butler
Montreal
Canada
Miss Butler
Carthage
Mr. Phillips
Mr Phillips
New York
Butler
American Steel Foundries
Niagara Falls and Return
Fragmentary listing of travel routes and addresses including Hudson Terminal Manhattan and Newark noting a return trip on July 1 with unclear scheduling and multiple boarding points.
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Niagara Falls
H Valley B.R
Hudson
Mahattan
Bush Ave
Eklyn
Market
Newark—Air
Miss Edith Gaynor Weds Unexpectedly in Wilmington
Edith A. Gaynor daughter of New York City mayor married Harry Kermit Wingut a New York broker in a quiet Wilmington ceremony attended by few intimate friends. The couple traveled from New York, dined at the Wilmington Country Club, then headed to Setauket for their honeymoon at the Wingut family home dating to 1639.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Edith A. Gaynor
New York City
Harry Kermit Wingut
New York
Halstead Swan
Gray
George L. Wolfe
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilmington’s
Swan
Wingut
Gaynor
Wilmington Country Club
Gary
Mrs. Wingut
Setauket
L. L
Goldwin Smith Leaves Most of Estate to Cornell
Goldwin Smith died in Toronto and left practically all his estate to Cornell University. President Schurman said the sum will be large, with executors reporting next week. Smith, a former Cornell history professor, helped found the university and the Hall of Humanities bears his name. His fortune is estimated at about $1,000,000.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Goldwin Smith
Toronto
Cornell University
Schurman
Andrew D. White
University
Coldwin Smith
Cornell
Board of
Ezra Cornell
Samoset Hotel Breakwater Resort Update
Local notes describe the Samoset Hotel Breakwater area and resort management led by A. W. Hodgdon with potential property deals and golf activities shaping the site's ongoing development.
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Samoset Hotel
Gy Breakwater
Marie In Fe le Ge Meountand Et Resort
Ricker $d
GOLF
Ennig Thing
Meare Fistal Co
Prope
A. W. Hodgdon
Mgr.—ady
Ultimatum to Greece Demands Dignity Restored
The Romanian Foreign Office demands Greece apologize, compensate for damages, and dismiss the Port of Piraeus prefect after a mob attack on a Romanian mail steamer at Piraeus. Greece has eight days to comply or Romania will take steps to protect national dignity.
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Bucharest
Piraeus
Greece
Romania
A New Prince of Wales is Created by King
The King created the Duke of Cornwall Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester. Tomorrow marks the sixteenth birthday anniversary of the Duke.
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London
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Steamer Febrero's sole survivor lands in London
A Spanish sailor washed ashore at Penzance said he is the only survivor of the steamer Febrero en route from Bilbao to Newport. He reported the vessel foundered with a crew of twenty three off Land's End on Monday night.
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London
Penzance
Bilboa
Newport
Land's End
Gift to Princeton Upheld
Salem Mass June 22 Judge Harmon of the Probate Court allowed the will of Isaac C Wyman who left his fortunes to Princeton University for a graduate college The court ruled that contestants in Lynn had too distant a relationship to share in the estate even without a will keeping the university beneficiary intact
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Salem
Mass
Harmon
Isaac C. Wyman
Princeton University
Lynn
Baseball kills policeman in Staten Island game accident
Policeman Gregory Darcey of West New Brighton died after a pitched ball struck his stomach during a game between his precinct and Union Market Station. He continued playing after the blow and fell ill two days later with erysipelas. Darcey, 28, lived with his father at 5 Prospect Avenue and served five years in the force.
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Gregory Darcey
West New Brighton
Staten Island
Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Union Market
Darcey
Prospect Avenue
Department
Man Shoots Self at Father’s Grave in Woodlawn Cemetery
Arthur H. Buchler, living on West 165th Street, went to his father’s grave at Woodlawn Cemetery and shot himself. Special policeman George Clinchey witnessed the kneeling man, heard a shot, and found him unconscious beside a revolver. He was taken to Fordham Hospital, bullet removed, and Buchler detained on an attempted suicide charge. he is expected to recover.
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Arthur H. Buchler
Woodlawn
George W. Clinchey
Hemlock
Spruce
Clinchey
Stevenson
Wakefield
Fordham Hospital
Denial of Absorption Rumor Hit Arnold Constable Firm
Alfred G. Evans of Arnold Constable & Co rejects rumors the firm will be absorbed by United Dry Goods Companies or its Associated Merchants' Co. He calls the report unfounded and notes similar chatter about neighbors Lord & Taylor. Officials for United Dry Goods Companies would not discuss plans.
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Alfred G. Evens
Arnold, Constable & Co
United Dry Goods Companies
Allied Associated Merchants’ Company
John Claflin
H. B. Claflin Company
Mr. Evans
Lord & Taylor
Mrs Taft Sets Course to Beverly for Summer
Mrs Taft wife of the President leaves Washington for New York to travel to Beverly Massachusetts for the Summer White House. She will stay overnight in New York and then proceed to Boston with three Taft children joining at New Haven to witness Yale graduate Robert Taft. The President will join Beverly after Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Beverly
Congress
Maharajah Sayaji III Leaves Seattle for U S Visit
Maharajah Sir Sayaji III Gaekwar of Baroda, one of India's wealthiest rulers, departed Seattle today for New York and Boston. His son Prince Jaisingara is a student at a local school.
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Seattle
Sir Sayaji III, Gaekwar
Baroda
India
New York
Boston
Prince Jaisingara
Ale
A Famous Place to Dine or Lunch Ad
A Hofbräu Haus menu note advertises dining on Broadway at 30th Street with music available.
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B’way
30Th &T
First Passenger Flight by Airship Deutschland
The airship Deutschland completed a 250 mile maiden flight from Friedrichshafen to Düsseldorf aided by favorable winds. Count Zeppelin piloted the ship with twelve aboard including two notable passengers Privy Councillor Line and Commercial Councillor Végerie. The trip averaged 28 mph with a Stuttgart leg at 44 mph and a four hour Mannheim to Düsseldorf leg.
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Lake Constance
Disseldorf
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshefen
Stuttgart
Mannheim
Dusseldorf
Line
Berlin
Végerie
German Aerial Navigation Company
Deutschland
Zeppelin
Deutschland Airship Lands in Duesseldorf in Historic Flight
The airship Deutschland completed a city landing at noon in Duesseldorf after a daylight voyage. Count Zeppelin steered most of the trip along a preplanned route with spectators cheering from streets and villages along the line. The craft, at 200 to 300 feet, offered a restaurant buffet and cut Mannheim to Duesseldorf rail time by one third, from six to four hours.
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Rhine
Friedrichshafen
Aulendorf
Ulm
Stuttgart
Mannheim
Bingen
Coblenz
Bonn
Cologne
Disseldorf
Count Zeppelin
Dusseldorf
Herren Line
Visgerle
Duesseldorf
Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin’s Century of Trial and Triumph
Gen Ferdinand von Zeppelin, about seventy two, embodies relentless effort toward a single goal. His long career spans American Civil War service as a Union cavalry officer and European campaigns in 1866 and 1870, culminating in a notable yet arduous path that led to his later aviation innovations. On July 24, 1870, a turning moment occurred early in that journey.
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Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Carl Schurz
Europe
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