Western National Bank to Merge with National Bank of Commerce
The Western National Bank of the United States plans consolidation with the National Bank of Commerce New York. Shareholders face capital increase to 12.5 million dollars with assets and liabilities to transfer. the merged entity would hold 25 million dollars in capital and 40 percent surplus, pending approvals and shareholder votes on August.
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Western
Valentine P. Snyder
National Bank of Commerce
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Secord
Wester National Park
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National Bank of Commerci
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Western Nations Bank of the United States
Seid Bank
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Weeth Bank of
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Ian
Baetiens
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Venezuela to reestablish legation in Washington
Caracas reports that Venezuela will reestablish its legation in Washington and appoint Gen. José Manuel Hernandez to be Minister to the United States. The move ends a three year gap since José Andrade. Senor Augiste Pulido has acted as Chargé d Affaires.
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Washington
José Manuel Hernandez
Mocho
United States
Venezuela
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Inenezuéla
Plays and Players News From Across Europe and New York
Maude Adams arrives from Egypt after six weeks in Egypt and the Holy Land. Raymond Hitchcock to star in The Yankee Consul. Teresa Maxwell and Ella Sothern debut as understudies in the Earl of Pawtucket. Lee Shubert and Frank Hennessey plan England trip to scout productions. Scenery for Mildred Holland and The Triumph of an Imperial empress prepared. Mrs. Fiske cast in Mary of May. Pain's exhibition opening postponed due to weather in Manhattan.
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Maude Adams
England
Raymond
Hitchcock
Deutschland
London
J. M. Barrie
Paris
Miss Adams
Egypt
Cairo
Pyramids
Expt
Holy Land
Teresa Maxwell
Ella ‘Sothern
Earl of
Mildred “Holland
Grand Opera House
Miss Holland
Angela di Savelli
Lily
Catherine the Greate
Mrs Patrick Campbell Sings for London Return at The Stay of Living
A London audience celebrated Mrs Patrick Campbell’s return to the stage at Any New Theatre. The star, backed by Dye Martin Harvey, received sustained applause after The Stay of Living. She thanked the audience for their warm reception and noted American acquaintances. A supper followed with notable guests including Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beresford the Duchess of Manchester Mme Saran Pernhardt Lady Elieho and Anthony Hope.
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London
Patrick
Campbell
United States
Martin Harvey
Avere
Charles Beresford
Duchess of Manchester
Mme
Saran Pernhardt
Elieho
Anthony Hope
Benefit Fair at Tuxedo Village Promotes Charity
A Country Fair daytime fete on the verandas and lawns of the Tuxedo Club drew cottagers and guests. Vaudeville acts featured Miss Simmons and others with Spanish dancing, ventriloquists, fortune tellers, and gypsy costumes. Over $1,000 was raised for the Sloatsburgh Mission.
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the Clib
Simmons
Marion Stoddard
Jean Haney
Emily Tassor
Fred Carey
Wiliam
Dinsmore, Jr
Willard
S. Irawn
J. de Prines
Red al Juilsarri
Miss. Simmons
Mrr
William Jr
Hamilton
William Kent
Alexander
William Fahnestock
Bred Foster
Richard Delafield
George Tuk
Seelda Huil
Wiliam N. Ronewald
Kane
Jand
Juillard
J. "T Wearden
Brb.smith
Sloatsburgh Mission
Sankey's blindness affirmed by daughter in law
Mrs L Allen Sankey, daughter in law of the evangelist Tra D Sankey, says he is hopelessly blind after rumors of failing sight. She notes he remains at his Brooklyn home or country retreat, is hopeful yet health remains poor with slow improvement under medical care.
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Dwight L. Moody
L Allen Sankey
Sankey
Brooklyn Borough Plans New Municipal Building Drawing Invitees
President Swanstrom announced a list of Brooklyn residents invited to compete in the drawing of plans for a new municipal building. Architects include H C Anthony Stephen W Dodge KR J Daus Jank Freeman Worthington Thull Woodruff Leeming Lord Hewlett George Ty Morse Parfitt Brothers Schickel Ditmars Will i am Tubby Brothers Daniel KE Wald Wilkinson Magonigle. Estimated cost is 1,000,000 dollars. The site sits on the south side of Joralemon Street near Court opposite Borough Hall rear.
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Brooklyn _Borough
Brooklyn Borough
H. C. Anthony
Stephen
W. Dodge
KR. J. Daus
Jank Freeman
Worthington Thull
Woodruff Leeming
Lord & Hewlett
George Ty
Morse
Parfitt Brothers
Schickel & Ditmars
William, Tubby
Erie Railroad to Gift Ice Cream on Shohola Glen Excursion
Erie Railroad will give each passenger a box of ice cream on its Sunday excursion to Shohola Glen. The event is announced in Adv. notices.
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Erie Railroad
Society Notes Look To Regattas And Weddings At Newport
Sir Michael and Lady Herbert plan to sail Saturday with Lady Herbert arriving from Newport today. The three day regatta starts at Oyster Bay and New London boat races draw society watchers. The Times reports the wedding of William Kane and Corinne Dickinson, a union unexpected to many friends.
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Lady Herbert
Newport
Oyster Bay
New London
William Carson Kkane
Corinne Dickinson
Mr. Kane
Grenville
Henry Brevoort Kane
Newport Social Scene Reports arrivals for summer season at Cliff cottages
Lady Herbert sails to join Sir Michel Herbert in New York before returning to England. Many guests arrive at Newport estates including Ochre Court and Pelham Street cottages. Illness of Gordon McKay is critical. Several prominent New York and Philadelphia visitors listed.
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Newport
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Michel HE. Herbert
New York
England
Richard T. Wilson
R. Townsend
Miss Townsend
S. C. Powell
Europe
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Scarboro
Hudson
Ogden
Goelet
Brookline
Mass
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Fall River
Easton's Beach
W. G. Haile
Haile
Cornell University
Brownell
William C. Brownell
William J. Swinburne
Pelham Street
William FE. Weld
Narragansett Avenue
W. O. Pearson
Roxbury
W. Mott
France
Weddings of a Day in Newport
Miss Josephine Whitney Johnson daughter of Mrs Herron A Johnson married Henry Augustus Coit Taylor in Newport Rhode Island. Only twelve attended the ceremony at Gibbs Avenue residence with Rev Ernest J Dennen officiating. No attendants. reception and breakfast small. decorations featured palms orchids and American Beauty roses.
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New York Times
Newport
Josephine Whitney Johnson
Herron
A.johnson
Henry Augustus Coit Taylor
New York
Miss Ida Barber Weds Luther Day in Canton Assembly
In Canton Ohio at 7 pm Miss Ida Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Barber married Luther Day second son of Justice and Mrs William R Day Rev O B Milligan presided. Attendants were Miss Kate Barber and Stephen Day. Mrs McKinley sent her regrets for the bridal table despite earlier plans. The McKinley family gifts included repeated lavish silver services and a china and gold coffee cup set from Senator and Mrs Hanna.
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Ohio
Ida Barber
M. C. Barber
McKinley
Luther
Justice
William R. Day
O. B. Milligan
First Presbyterian Church
Kate Barber
Stephen
Mabel McKinley
Miss Florence Beat Weds Frederick Watts in Netherwood
Miss Florence Reynolds Beat, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Beat, married Frederick Nichols Watts of Newark at St Stephen s Church Netherwood. The Rev S P Simpson of New York officiated with Miss Eleanor T Van De Venter as maid of honor and W Standish Nichols as best man. Ushers included William R Beat, Richard Watkins Ford, Frederick S Rushing, and William T Church. The bride was given away by her father.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Florence Reynolds Beat
A. J. Beat
Frederick Nichols Watts
Newark
St. Stephen's Church
Netherwood
S. P. Simpson
New_York
St. Stephen's
Eleanor T. van de Venter
W. Standish Nichols
Pittsburg
William R. Beat
Richard Watkins Ford
Buffalo
Frederick 5. Rushing
William T. Church
New York
Miss Cornelia Halsey Weds Frederick Kellogg in Dover
Miss Cornelia Van Wyck Halsey, daughter of Mrs. Edmund Drake Halsey, married Frederick Rogers Kellogg of New York at St. John's Church Dover this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Tickslay officiated and a reception followed at Good Rest in Rockaway. Attendants included maid of honor Valle Ewing and best man Howard Moe Williams. ushers were S Vilas Beck, John N. B. Blair, Irving T. Bush, and Samuel Lever.
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Dover
N. J
Cornelia van Wyck Halsey
Edmund Drake
Halsey
Frederick Rogers Kellogg
New York
St. John's Church
Tickslay
Good Rest
Rockaway
Miss Valle Ewing
St. Louis
Howard Moe- Williams
S. Vilas Beckwith
John N. B. Blair
Irving T. Bush
Samel Lever
Miss Euehlah Besse Weds Paul H Sheridan of Orange
In Morris Plains New Jersey on June 24 Miss Eueulah Frances Besse and Paul H Sheridan of Orange were married at St Virgilius Church at noon. Rev James T Brown served as celebrant. Maid of honor Nellie Besse and best man Walter F Berry accompanied the couple who will spend the summer at Asbury Park before establishing residence in New York City.
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New York Times
Morris Plains
N. J
Euehlah Frances Besse
Paul H. Sheridan
Orange
James T.brown
Nellie Besse
Walter F. Berry
Sheridan
Asburyee
New York City
Lockwood and Edwards Nuptials at Madison Avenue Home
William A. Lockwood of New York married Miss Elizabeth Edwards at noon in Morristown New Jersey. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Mr. Lockwood father of the groom with assist Rev Dr Stevenson. Best man Samuel Lockwood and maid of honor Marion Edwards.
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Morristown
NX. C
Williama. Lockwood
New York
Elizabeth Edwards
James M. Edwards
Madison Avenue
Mr. Lockwood
Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Samuel Lockwood
Marion Edwards
Sawyer Family Bride Weds Harry E Neuner in Summit
Special to The New York Times reports Miss Kate Elizabeth Sawyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sawyer of Summit was married yesterday to Harry E Neuner of Richmond Indiana. Miss Edith Sawyer sister of the bride served as maid of honor and George Sawyer brother of the bride was best man at the Summit Baptist Church parsonage ceremony led by Rev W W Giles.
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New York Times
Summit
N. J
Kate Elizabeth Sawyer
Charles, Sawyer
Harry E. Neuner
Richmond
Ind
Summit Baptist Church
W. W. Giles
Edith Sawyer
George Sawyer
Wedding Guests List From Los Angeles Ceremony
Mildred Martinez of Los Angeles attended a ceremony with a reception afterward. Among the guests were Mrs. Edward Taylor of Los Angeles William Taylor Jr. Percy Taylor Miss Elsie Taylor of Maynard Miss Nina Keene of Medford George Brown of Boston William Arnold of Stow Charles Whitney of Chicago Alderman John Taylor of San Francisco and Councilman John W. Enwright of this city.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Taylor
William Taylor, Jr
Percy Taylor
Elsie Taylor
Maynard
Nina Keene
Medford
George Brown
Boston
William Arnold
Stow
Charles Whitney
Chicago
John Taylor
San Francisco
John W. Enwright
Westport wedding joins Miss Lora Dickinson and Bayard Jones
St Pauls Episcopal Church in Westport hosted a 4 pm ceremony for Miss Lora Dickinson and Bayard Franklin Jones officiated by Rev. Paul B. Eversden. The bride wore liberty tissue with Irish lace and white roses, with sister Bessie Dickinson as maid of honor. Charles A. Jones served as best man and ushers included Osborn Van Brunt James Cushney William Douglas and George Murray. A small reception followed at the home before the couple departed for their future home at 7 Livingstone Place New York.
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Kansas City
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Westport
Lora Dickinson
Bayard Franklin Jones
Paul B. Eversden
Bessie Dickinson
Charles A. Jones
Osborn van Brunt
James Cushney
William Douglas
George Murray
Miss Frederica Schmidt Weds William Beecreft in Family Ceremony
Miss Frederica Beta Schmidt daughter of the late Diedrich Schmidt married William George Beecreft of Pelham Manor yesterday afternoon. The ceremony occurred at the bridegroom’s mother's home with only family present. Rev. Armand C. Miller of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church officiated. The couple will tour Canada and spend the summer at Edgemere L I upon their return.
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Frederica Beta Schmidt
Diedrich Schmidt
William George Beecroft
Pelham Manor
John R. Beecroft
Armand C. Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Exquisite Point Lace Treasures From The Woman's Exchange
A shop display highlights lace treasures including a museum worthy deep shoulder lace neckpiece priced at 550, a Marie Antoinette pedigree shawl at 55, a Brussels point scarf 65, an India mull scarf at 100, and an Empire gown with presidential ball history. Other items include black Maltese shawl 350, Chantilly pieces 500 to 3850, and various point lace collars and cuffs priced 10 to 800.
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Marie Antoinette
Chantilly
Harvey Hill Wed At Bloomfield Home Ceremony
Miss May Pickford Harvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Harvey and Joseph Hill were married at 18 Washington Street Bloomfield tonight by Rev Edwin A White rector of Christ Episcopal Church. Attendant maid of honor Miss Hattie Hill Jersey City best man John Keller ushers Arthur Folsom William Drew George Bradley and Theodore Harvey Jr. participated in the ceremony.
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New York Times
Bloomfield
N. J
May Pickford Harvey
Theodore Harvey
Joseph Hill
Washington Street
Edwin A. White
Christ Episcopal Church
Hattie Hill
Jersey City
John Keller
Arthur Folsom
William Drew
George Bradley
Theodore Harvey, Jr
Mrs Kate Brown Weds Lieut George Ruttledge Armstrong
Miss Kate Brown married Lieut George Ruttledge Armstrong of the Sixth United States Infantry at her parents home in Hackensack. Ceremony performed by Rev Dr W W Holley with Lieut Leighton Powell as best man and sisters Mary and Alice Brown as bridesmaids.
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N. J
Kate Brown
the Heights
George Ruttledge Armstrong
Sixth United States Infantry
Fort Leavenporth
Kansas
Christ Episcopal Church
Leighton Powell
Sixth Infantry
Mary
Alice Brown
Notable Legal Figure Col J W Jenkins Dies in Kansas City
Col J W Jenkins a prominent attorney dies at his Kansas City home. Born in New York in 1825, he served as Colonel of the Thirty first Iowa during the Civil War. A son resides in Shreveport La. Mrs John R Cravens dies at Madison Indiana in her eighty first year. Drusilla Lanier, daughter of the late J F D Lanier, survived by six children. Funeral Friday in Madison. Sivas C H McArathur dies in Jersey City from pneumonia at 35 Jefferson Avenue. He was born in New...
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Kansas City
New York
Iowa
Shreveport
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Madison
Indiana
Drusilla Lanier
J. F. D. Lanier
Sivas C. H. McArathur
Jefferson Avenue
Jersey City
New
Miss Harriet Thayer Weds Lee Parsons Davis in Yonkers
Harriet Thayer of Warburton Avenue married Lee Parsons Davis of Manhattan at First Presbyterian Church Yonkers. Frances L. Davis was maid of honor with bridesmaids A. F. Larey Barr F. M. Meeker and M. C. Davis. E. P. Davis, brother of the groom, and ushers Pnager Jr J. Blake J. Brooks N. J. Bannan attended. Rev. William P. Stevenson officiated.
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Harriet Thayer
Jean "Howard
Helden Thayer
Warburton Avenue
Lee Parsons Davis
Manhattan
First Presbyterian Church
Barr
F. M. Meeker
Do Pnager, Jr
Blake
J. Brooks
N. J. Bannan
William P. Stevenson
New Collar Introduced by E and W fe Tebo
A short business note announces a new collar product from E and W fe Tebo. The item presumably targets local trades and shop customers seeking the latest accessory.
Frisco Lines Agent Reilly Weds June Power in Quiet Chicago
Frank Creveling Reilly general agent of the Frisco Lines announced his marriage to Miss June Power daughter of Mrs Laura Power and the late James Power of Springfield Illinois The wedding was intimate and after September first the couple will reside at the Virginia Hotel in Chicago
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Frank Creveling Reilly
Frisco Lines
June Power
Laura
James Power
Springfield
Reilly
Virginia
Marriages in Morristown and New York on June 24 1903
On June 24 1903 in Morristown New Jersey Elizabeth Erwin daughter of James M Edwards married William A Lockwood of New York City. In New York Lily Hoffner Wood daughter of Cynthia A Wood and the late Dr Charles S Wood wed Edmund H Morse of New York City. Josephine Whitney daughter of Mrs Herron A Johnson married Henry Taylor Esq at the Dennin church ceremony.
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St.Croix Wright
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Cynthia A. Wood
Charles S. Wood
Edmund H. Morse
New York City
Senator Edward Lee Weds Miss Mary Oliver Harris
Atlantic City reports State Senator Edward B. Lee of New Jersey married Mary Oliver Harris in a private ceremony witnessed by family. The couple departed for New York on the afternoon train.
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Atlantic City
Edward 8. Lee
New Jersey
Mary Oliver Harris
New York
Isabelle Sigler Weds Dr George Johnstone at Fort Wayne
The marriage was celebrated at noon yesterday. The bride Isabelle Sigler was given away by her brother Lieut Roy George Sigler US Army. Best man B T Strauss cousin of the bride maid of honor Edna Sigler sister of the bride and breakfast served at Delmonico's.
Whitney Taylor wedding in Medford Massachusetts
Eugene Henry Whitney and Bertha Catherine Taylor were married today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Keene in Medford. Rev. Maurice A. Levy performed the ceremony with best man William E. Whitney of Stow and bridesmaids Emma L. Taylor Maynard Lillian C. Barrett Poston Viola Hemingway Chicago.
Deceased Notables and Funeral Notices in City Obituaries
June 22 to 26 notices list deaths of Anselm Cravens Rohe Morse Schwab and others. Services set at La Salle Academy Church of the Nativity Christ Congregational Church and Holy Name Church with cremation and private ceremonies. Relatives urged no flowers. several ages and addresses noted.
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Jathan Abraham
Leon Gabriel
Nanera Ay
East 60Th St
Notable 19th Century Victims and Veterans Gathered in Obituary List
York in 1828 long served as a Broadway policeman then retired to Jersey City. EnEk LupvieH, widow of John Ludvigh a Hungarian revolutionary leader, dies of heart disease at 61 East Eighty-sixth Street, with surviving widow and children. Joseph N. Shaw dies at 77 in Bellport after a golden wedding with Amanda Gerard, father of Prof. Edward R. Shaw and Rev. John Balcony Shaw. daughters Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Walling. Edward I. Wilson dies at 65 in Vineland, founder of The Philadelphia Photographer and Wilson Hood company, who wrote on munies after travels in 1881. funeral tomorrow.
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Bellport
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New York University
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West End Presbyterian Church
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Charles W. Walling
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Vineland
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