East Side Wedding of Pickle Millionaire's Daughter
Miss Ethel Karp, daughter of Michael Karp, marries Dr. Isidor Leibowitz in a high profile East Side ceremony. Crowds along Rivington Street greet the couple as police shield guests from sightseers. gifts include a $10,000 house and furnishings. The reception and banquet occur at Palm Garden in Manhattan with about 2,000 attendees and notable guests from Barnard College and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivington Street
Michael Karp
Karp
Shah Shomayim
Columbia
Yale
Law School
Ethel Karp
Barnard
Isidor Leibowitz
Roumania
Rivington and
Allen Streets
Long Island
East Side
Miss Karp
New Haven
Eldridge Street
Schnorrer
Palm Garden
East Fifty-eighth Street
East 123d Street
Harp House
Broadway
Israel Kannowitz
Abraham Orenstein
Zalel Roser
Rabbi Kannowitz
Jerusalem
Temple
Cannon No Suffragette
Special to The New York Times reports Speaker Cannon told Oswego High School graduates that women already hold too much political power and would misrule if given the vote. He warned that prettier women would influence ballots, while the crowd teased him about age and finances before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Cannon
Oswego
N. Y
Dwight
Speaker
United States
New York Woman Wins In National Tennis Semi Final
Miss Louise Hammond of New York defeated Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto 6-0 6-2 to reach the final of the women's National championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Hammond will face the winner of Hotchkiss-Rotch in the final as Moyes faltered in the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louise Hammond
New York
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Drexel Fell Weds A J Devereux at Fort Washington
Miss Frances Drexel Fell married A J Antelo Devereux at the Drexel-Fell family country home in Fort Washington. Archbishop Ryan officiated and Alexander Van Rensselaer gave the bride away. The couple will honeymoon with an extended automobile tour of Europe. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer and the late John Fell. Devereux is from an old Philadelphia family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frances Drexel Fell
A. J. Antelo Devereux
Fort Washington
Here
Archbishop Ryan
Alexander van Rensselaer
Europe
John Fell
Anthony J. Drexel J. Devereux
Philadelphia Bride Weds in St Regis Ballroom
Aubrey Reeves Bunting of Philadelphia marries Miss Mary Phillips Pearce younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Pearce of Philadelphia at the St Regis ballroom. Rev L H Lightipe of Christ Church East Orange officiates. Bridesmaids wear di rectoire gowns. reception for about 100 guests follows. groom is Princeton ’09 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Reeves Bunting
Philadelphia
Mary Phillips Pearce
Alfred Pearce
Reginald H. Schenck
West Thirty Eighth Street
St. Regis
L. H. Lightipe
Christ Church
East Orange
N. J
Madelene Cooney
Edna Bowne
Katherine Hare
Jessie Williams
Hazel McGargee
Schenck
Directoire
Joseph S. Bunting
Nathaniel Ewing
T. Carlton Henry
Henry S. Cauldwell
John Farr, Jr
Edward Gilmore
Henry G. Pearce
F. Marion Whaley
Mr. Bunting
Josiah Bunting
Princeton
Christening of Richard Chanler Aldrich at Rokeby
The son of Mr and Mrs Richard Alldrich was christened at Rokeby in Barrytown New York. Godparents were Lieut Gov Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter and Chester H Aldrich. The child was named Richard Chanler Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrytown
N. Y
Richard Alldrich
Margaret Chanter
Rokeby
Chanler
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Chester H. Aldrich
Richard Chanler Aldrich
Summer Home for Mrs H H Rogers in Greenwich Conn
Mrs H H Rogers leases Mrs Henry Lorillard Cammann's Greenwich Connecticut property for the summer. Pease and Elliman represented Mrs Rogers in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rogers
Henry Lorillard Cammann
Greenwich
Conn
Pease & Elliman
Rogers
Social News Briefs From Chicago and Nearby
Mrs. Vernon Booth of Chicago and her daughter Miss Agnes Booth arrive for a Monday Plaza wedding to Livingston Platt. Miss Dorothy Raymond weds Philip Boardman at Mrs Boardman's East 72nd Street home with Rev William Owen officiating. Mrs Oliver H P Belmont sails to Newport to open Marble House for summer. Col L Everett and family sail for Europe, then motor to Washington. Mr and Mrs Charles M Chapin and daughter Mary Chapin of Thomasville are in town before a Loon Lake summer. Mrs Joseph B Mayer sails for Europe June 29 for the Tall season. Mr and Mrs Bertram G Work of Akron stay at the St Regis. Engagement announced for Miss Caroline K Clark to Rufus G Hinton of New York. If Country Board you want see Page 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Booth
Chicago
Agnes Booth
Livingston Platt
Frank H. Platt
Senator Platt
Plaza
Miss Booth
Pp. A. Valentine
Dorothy Raymond
James Raymond
Philip Boardman
Albert Barnes Boardman
Charles Merrill Chapin
Mary S. Chapin
Thomasville
Loon Lake
Joseph B. Mayer
Europe
Tall
Bertram G. Work
Akron
Ohio
St. Regis
Caroline K. Clark
William B. Clark
Hartford, Conn
Rufus G. Hinton
New York
Mayor McClellan targets common shows at Coney Island
The mayor outlines a new citywide policy against Sunday open shows under common show licenses, arguing they violate Sunday laws and draw police from other duties. Luna Park and Dreamland protest, saying Sunday amusement supports the public and local residents, while police presence is essential for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Louis Hahle
Kelly
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Coney Island
Justice Kelly
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Dreamland
Wingate & Cullen
Hahle
Meres
George A. Wingate
Thompson
New York
New Yark City
Ocean Travelers Sail Today With Notable Passengers
Steamships LORRAINE GRAF WALDERSEE and GROSSER KURFUERST depart with distinguished travelers including Jose Aguello E Adams Alfred Binesse de St Victor Judge Burneau and many social and diplomatic figures aboard. Yesterday arrivals include MAJESTIC MAGDALENA with clergy and diplomats among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Havre
Jose Arguello
Adams
Alfred Binesse de St
Francis Marion Marks
C. K. Ou
Gotthelf Pach
James H. Paddock
J. R. Roosevelt
Pedro Salon
Albert Seligman
C. A. Stockstrom
Sol Wertheim
John A. Wilcox
F. S. Zimmerman
Europe
Majestic
Southampton
Charles Baskerville
John H. Brewer
Hughes Fawcett
A. A. Ferreira
William Lewis Gerstile
Percy R. Henri
H. A. Lawford
Charles H. Louis
John S. Oliphant
James T
J. T. Sheridan
F. A. Beckwith
Chile
Belgium
A. Reid
Arturo Alemparte
Washington
New York Times Automobile Exchange Ad Preview
An advertisement notice promotes listing motor cars in The New York Times Automobile Exchange next Sunday, highlighting reach to affluent readers with purchasing interest in automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Automobile Exchange
Adv
Schoonmaker Must Go Sentenced for Dismissal
President approves dismissal in case of Second Lieut. Louis P. Schoonmaker Tenth Cavalry tried in the Philippines on charges of issuing a worthless check making false statements and duplicating pay accounts. Schoonmaker, appointed to the Military Academy from New Jersey, faces dismissal from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis P. Schoonmaker
Tenth Cavalry
Philippines
Lieut
Schoonmaker
Military Academy
New Jersey
Noted homeopathic physician Dr Thomas P Wilson dies at 78
Dr Thomas Padon Wilson, a leading homeopathic physician once based in Cleveland and Detroit, died yesterday at his daughter’s home in Montclair New Jersey after paralysis. He studied medicine after initial ministry studies, taught therapeutics at the University of Michigan, and led the Pulice Homeopathic Medical College in Cincinnati. He authored The Horseless City predicting future urban transport and horseless cities. Cremation will follow at Linden. survivors include his son Dr Harold Wilson of Detroit and brother Dr M D Wilson of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Padon Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Louis K. Comstock
Montclair
N. J
Wilson
Berlin
Vienna
America
Pulce Homeopathic Medical College
Cincinnati
University of Michigan
Robert Ingersoll
Leigh Hunt
Abou Ben Adhem
Comstock
Linden
Harold Wilson
M. D. Wilson
American Institute of Homeopathy
Prominent Roth & Co. Founder Dies in New Jersey
Lazar Roth senior partner of Roth & Co died at his South Orange home from heart disease at 79. A native of Austria who immigrated at 20, he organized Roth & Co with his three sons ten years ago and prospered in real estate. He helped found Congregation Oheb Shalom in Newark and leaves a widow, three sons Jacob Isaac Moses, and three daughters Mrs. Ida Cohen Miss Carrie Roth and Mrs. George Kridel. Funeral Friday will be led by Rabbi Charles T. Hoffman assisted by Rabbi Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazar Roth
Roth & Co
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Orange
N. J
Austria
America
Oheb Shalom
Newark
Charles T. Hoffman
Foster
B’nai Jeshurun
Jacob
Isaac
Moses
Ida Cohen
Carrie Roth
George Kridel
J Q Preble Dies at 83 Former Stationery Firm Leader
J Q Preble of the Consoli dated Stock Exchange died of pneumonia after a short illness at age 83. A Maine native who moved to the city as a youth, he built J Q Preble & Co., later expanding to offices on White Street and Franklin Street. He retired twenty years ago and is survived by son Walter E. Preble and daughter Miss Grace Preble. Funeral at Judson Memorial Church Washington Square South at 10 Friday, with interment in Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Preble
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Yestery
Maine
New England
Beekman Street
White Street
Franklin Street
J. Q. Preble & Co
Preble
Walter E. Preble
Brokers’ Realty and Mortgage Company
Miss Grace Preble
Judson Memorial Church
Washington Square
Greenwood
Orrin S. Wood
Turner
N. Y
Mr. Wood
Sherburne
Washington
S. F. B. Morse
New York
Philadelphia
Hanover Street
Exchange Place
Albany
Buffalo
Montreal Telegraph Company
Chicago
Jay Gould
Western Union Lines
Wood
Central Park West
Frank L. Hungerford
New Britain
Hartford
Heenan
Alderman Daniel Donnelly Dies in Montclair Home
Quincy reports the death of Alderman Daniel Donnelly of Boston at his Montclair summer home from tuberculosis. He was a prominent figure in both sports and politics, with wide recognition in the region. The obituary notes his prominence and long public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Daniel Donnelly
Boston
Montclair
Donnel
Local athlete known for sparring contests passes at 53
A longtime athlete active in sparring and other athletic events died at age 53. The report notes his involvement across multiple branches of sport and his reputation in local athletic circles.
Obituary notices of prominent figures across multiple cities
A string of obituaries reports the death of notable individuals including ORRIN S. WOOD a pioneer of U S telegraph lines in Turner New York FRANK L. HUNGERFORD New Britain Conn JOSEPH SCHELLENBERGER Jersey City THOMAS McCARROLL Morristown WILLIAM HANSON BEAN Westchester County FRANZ KROMHOLZ Astoria Edward Meigs Benjamin Martin Shaw and Dr JOSEPH OGRADY among others Their ages roles and affiliations are noted with brief career highlights and survivor details. The notice also mentions THOMAS B VAN AMRINGE brother of Columbia dean who died yesterday in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schellenberger
Jersey City
Enterprise Lodge
Jersey City Lodge of Elks
Verein
Merchants’ Protective Association
Thomas McCarroll
Morristown
N. J
Chester County
Penn
Edmund F. Heath & Sons
Newark
William Hanson Bean
Protestant Episcopal Church
Westchester County
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bright
St. John’s Church
Upper New Rochelle
Courant Memorial
Henken
Caroline
German Hospital
Henning
Henry J
St. Francis Hospital
Bronx
M. Hickson
Nancy
West Strand
Kingston
N. Y
Hungerford
Frank L
New Britain
Jones
James E
Bergen Av
Lizzie
Montefiore
Stahl- Sohn J
New Haven
Winters
Aaron G
Walton
Wood
Orrin S
Turner
Wright
David
Hewitt Place
Brooklyn
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices intended for insertion in The New York Times are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcement for Stone Daughter
Born June 22 to Mr and Mrs George S Stone a daughter in a local hometown hospital. The child is unnamed in the notice and both parents are listed with full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
George S. Stone
Marriages in Allentown and New York area
Notices announce several marriages: Catherine Kerr of Hamilton Ontario to George V. Couture of New York City on May 14 in Allentown Pennsylvania. Elizabeth L. O Reilly to Arthur S. Gaynor on June 25 at Church of the Holy Name. Rose Agramonte to Mossman Hayward on June 23 at 292 West 92d Street. Bessie Hough to Lamont W. Anthony on June 22. Viola Gamsby to Clarence L. Beardsley on June 22. Lillian Dunn to William Castell on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couture
Father Murray
Rose Agramonte
Mossman Hayward
Anthony—Hough
Bessie Hough
Lamont W. Anthony
Beardsley
Gamsby
Viola Gamsby
Clarence L. Beardsley
Castell—Dunn
Lillian Dunn
William Castell
Numerous June 1900s Marriages Bannered Across New Jersey and Nearby States
A list of matrimonial announcements dated June across New Jersey and adjacent states shows transfers of consent and name changes. Names include Conn Don and Sutton in Waterbury. Moynahan and Davis in Virginia. Denmead and Lind in Jersey City. Olson and Elfast in Newark. Ginsberg and Elin in Newark. Guirs and Epp in Newark. Woods and Fisher in Passaic. Grim and Grim in Jersey City. Beiler and Hach in Newton. Quick and Hamler in Newton. Brientenback and Hern. Carr and Hoeltzel. Clark and Ingraham. Wortman and Lane. Reis and Lewis. Denmead and Lind. Brown and McGinn. Blanchard and Moss. Sheridan and O\'Donnell. Fitzgerald and Pender. Reichenbecher and Reynolds. Molloy and Rodden. Rommell and Heally. Prout and Rommell. Van Nostrand and Sleight. Whelan and Smith. Dowden and Staples. Edgeworth and St John. Twiggs and Sykes. Bromby and Teasdale. Tooker and Voekmar. Schweikert and Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Sleight
Smith—Whelan
Alice V. Whelan
James Smith
Staples—Dowden
Anita Dowden
Floyd Staples
ST. John—Edgeworth
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth Edgeworth
Charles St. John
Sykes—Twiggs
Carrita Twiggs
Robert W. Sykes, Jr
Teasdale
Bromby
Bayonne
Jennie Bromby
Harry B. Teasdale
Voekmar—Tooker
Nina Tooker
Daniel Voekmar
Weber—Schweikert
Vailsburg
Leno Christina Schweikert
Charles Eber
Obituary notices from Newark and vicinity June 1909
A compilation of death and funeral notices for numerous individuals across New Jersey and New York areas including Chicago and Scotland links. Entries list names ages residences and funeral details with multiple churches, train schedules, and burial arrangements.
Masses for Bridget COMPSTOCK Joseph Kilpatrick and Herbert WOUTERS
In Memoriam notices list Bridget COMPSTOCK at St Joseph's Newark mass today 7 30 A M Joseph Kilpatrick mass at St Peter and Paul Brooklyn today 9 A M Herbert WOUTERS mass at St Boniface Jersey City on June 26 8 A M
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Izilrs
Wington Street Agape
Ethel
Dr. Leibowitz
Cannon NO Suffragette
Miss Hammond
Miss Moyes
Dorothy Green
A. P. Simmonds
Miss Fox
J. L. Stoever
Miss Disston
C. B. Fraley
Miss Yarnell
R. Evans, Jr
J. B. Barton
G. Gordon
Barger-Wallach
Miss Drexel
A. J. Drexel
Bunting—Pearce
Aldrich Chanler
Social Notes
Coney Showmen
Ocean Travelers
Franz Kromholz
Bohemia
Vienna Garden
Fourth Street
Astoria
L.I
Ruppert Brewery
Long Island Beobachter
Sunswick Democratic Club
Edward Meigs Benjamin
East Thirty-third Street
Meigs Benjamin
Martin. Shaw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Belvidere
Joseph O’grady
Department of Health
Clermont Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Kings County Medical Society
Thomas B. van Amringe
J. Howard van Amringe
West
1121Th Street
Elizabeth
Elinor Glyn
Cherub Devine
By Sewell Ford
Ing
Springfield Union
Kennerley
Ross
Belfast
Carpet J
J. W. Williams
Colum Cleaning
West Bath St
Edward Mei Benjamin
Brinkley
London
England
Thomas C. Brinkley
Glasgow
Scotland
Bullus
Caroline Constance Bullus
Commodore Oscar Bullus
Mary A. Taylor
North Asbury Park
Elliott
Rutherford
Ellsworth
William P
Sarah A. Elliott
Grace Church
Chambers St
Erie R. R
Esterbrook
Alfred Davy
Thomas I
Harriet Esterbrook
Lafayette Av. Presbyterian Church
Lafayette Av
Oxford St
Grignard
Ouchy
Switzerland
Blanche Madeleine Grignard
Johnston
Summit
Elsie Adams
William R. Johnston, Jr
Edward C
Annie C. Adams
Leggett
John Leggett
South Portland Av
Newcomb
Helen Newcomb
Josiah T
Louise S. Newcomb
Washington, D. C
Pardee
A. Fillmore Hyde
Elizabeth van Steenberg
Harris Pardee
St. Thomas’s Church
New Windsor
John Quincy Preble
Washington Square South
Proslio
Thomas Prosilo
Frank E. Campbell
Semple
E. J. Murphy
West 105Th St
Mary A. Semple
Church of the Ascension
Alfred
Marietta Vignot van Beuren
Broadway Station
Flushing
L. I
East 34Th St
New York City
Woodlawn
Wheeler
West 93d St
Emma L
Ruel B. Wheeler
James M. Moore
West 71St St
Williams
Fred B. Williams
Frederick S
Louise M
Patchogue
Cashen
Edward
Yonkers
Dughan
Salama Ds
Dunn
Patrick
Finle —Lillie
Bearadale, Xa
Fitzgerald
Gehan
Catherine
Gilman
Ralph
Saranac Lake
Boggia
Gaetano
Bunce
Rose
Garfield Place
Samuel
Clifton Place
Mulligan
Falks
Katie
Cedar Grove
Remgen
Ruidolph
Pamrapo
Slock
Carlstadt
McIntyre
Hanna
Lincoln Av
Mahon
Michael
Prince St
Paterson
Roth
Lazar
Schellenberger
Joseph
Storm Av
Shaw
Martin
Silber
Esther K
TEIN
Peabody Place
Varwinski
Meadow St
Charles E
North 5Th St
Havana
Robert Burns
Mia
Lackawanna Real Estate CO
Memoriam
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 280 ST
Chelsea
Harler
John Ww. Lyon
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